Workers must join together in opposition to the imperialist war that is being waged
against the working class. Although the pretext for this war is the terrorist attack
in Manhattan and Washington the campaign being mounted by the Bush administration is
ultimately a campaign against the working class. Already US imperialism's policies
have led to the deaths of over 6000 people and the intensification of economic
recession causing thousand of workers to loose their jobs. The imperialist policies
of the Bush cabal has led to rises in the price of oil which will further eat into
the living standards of struggling workers around the world. The declared war will
lead to deaths and injury of workers. It will also lead to further economic hardship
and pain.
The anti-war movement must be organised on the basis of a workers' attack on the
state. This should involve demonstrations, strikes and even occupations.
