Veterans, Students and Working People Against War

A.N.S.W.E.R. Files Freedom Of Information Act Request with The Department of Defense and the CIA For the Release of the Withheld Evidence of Abuse of Prisoners Held in Iraq, Afghanistan and Guantanamo

RESISTANCE: IN THE EYE OF THE AMERICAN HEGEMON Published by SWANS web magazine Read at http://www.swans.com/library/art10/iraq/index.html

A collection of articles on the occupation of Iraq by 20 authors and activists, including some known at this IAC site like Michael Parenti, Denis Halliday, Greg Elich, Rania Masri and the IAC's own Sara Flounders and John Catalinotto, who collaborated to write an article on: Depleted Uranium The Pentagon Betrayal Of GIs And Iraqis (Swans - February 2, 2004) Students at Coastal Carolina Community College in Jacksonville, N.C., watched the video, their eyes opened wide. Many of the students there are active or former military personnel from nearby Marine Camp Lejeune, enrolled for career retraining. The video, Metal of Dishonor: the Pentagon's Secret Weapon, exposes the dangers of the depleted uranium (DU) weapons currently being used by the U.S., most recently in Iraq. ... for more of this article, click on http://www.swans.com/library/art10/iraq/flounders.html

Two sides of women's oppression / Dos perfiles de la opresión de la mujer

Anybody but Bush?

From Vieques to the University of Puerto Rico: The Struggle Continues

The University Front for Demilitarization and Education (FUDE) Takes Over Army ROTC Building!

San Francisco--Cynthia McKinney & Stephen Funk at ANSWER Benefit Dinner: Feb. 22, 2004

SUPPORT THE RIGHT TO REFUSE TO FIGHT!!!

From: GIs Scoff At Re-Enlistment Bonus
Associated Press January 8, 2004 BAQOUBA, Iraq - At a checkpoint on the barren plain east of Baqouba, word of a new U.S. Army plan to pay soldiers up to $10,000 to re-enlist evoked laughter from a few bored-looking troopers. "Man, they can't pay me enough to stay here," said a 23-year-old specialist from the Army's 4th Infantry Division as he manned the checkpoint with Iraqi police outside this city 35 miles northeast of Baghdad. His comments reflect a sentiment not uncommon among the nearly two dozen soldiers in Iraq who have spoken with The Associated Press since the Army announced the increased re-enlistment bonuses for soldiers in Iraq, Afghanistan and Kuwait on Monday. Full article: http://www.military.com/NewsContent/0,13319,FL_bonus_010804,00.html?ESRC=e b.nl

Anti-ROTC Civil Disobedience Encampment at the University of Puerto Rico

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