A la revista Seattle Weekly va sortir la setmana passada un interessant 
article sobre els Moviments Anti-Guerra que es pot encara llegir sencer a

http://www.alternet.org/story.html?StoryID=11669
http://www.alternet.org/index.html

Per facilitar les coses al lector he copiat al peu la part m�s significativa 
on s'insinu�n algunes propostes per evitar la guerra i sentar les bases per 
evitar-ne d'altres en el futur. Com a base de treball encara que senzilles 
no est�n malament. Fins ara a la llista tot han sigut queixes i dir NOS.

AlterNet.org correspon m�s o menys a l'estil que aqu� en diriem premsa 
alternativa d'esquerres. Ja sabem el que als EUA es ser d'esquerres, el que 
s� es cert �s que no hi ha propaganda, i no reben cap mena d'ajuda oficial, 
si no �s la dels propis lectors. Han sigut molt cr�tics amb en Clinton i ara 
ho s�n, i molt, amb en Bush, sobre tot despr�s de la retallada que va fer a 
la seguretat social, pensions no contributives, increment de sous, 
ensenyament i l'augment de la despesa militar i d'exportaci� d'armes.

Dom�nech R. Jara
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THE ANTI-WAR MOVEMENT'S CHALLENGE
Geov Parrish, Seattle Weekly

Public agitators now have U.S. attacks to decry, but so far they've failed 
to answer the most obvious question attached to criticisms of the War on 
Terrorism: "Well, what, then?" Many people, including many Pentagon 
generals, doubt that full-scale military action is the best way to succeed. 
But by implying that nothing should be done, peace signs and "no war!" 
posters run counter to the sensibilities of nearly everyone, alienating what 
are in fact oftentimes potential allies.


We need not just a demand for "peace," but sound bite language advocating 
positive steps that would combat terrorism far more effectively than bombing 
Kabul. That program might look like:


- Better domestic security, without sacrificing civil liberties;

- Better global police and intelligence cooperation, without giving covert 
operations freedom to act illegally; and

- Demanding that all governments, including ours, act in ways that promote 
the ideals of freedom, democracy, and economic opportunity that the U.S. 
wants to stand for, so as to address many of the conditions that incubate 
terrorism.


The ambitious might throw "religious tolerance" on to that last list, or 
suggest a role for the U.N. or World Court in trying crimes against 
humanity. But the point is that, as never before, activists must begin by 
rallying support for what they favor, not simply emphasizing what they're 
against. In these times, war is a failure of imagination -- and so is the 
traditional peace protest. Folks need to hear the better alternative. 
Without it, what should be a massive street movement risks sliding, week by 
week, into irrelevance.


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