What now? The deepest and most profound understanding of the U.S. war is
found in the tens of millions in the streets, not in the perfidious halls
of an impotent United Nations. The international networks emerging are
creating a new 'united nations' from below - without appeasers,
accomplices and diplomats who talk the peace of the graveyard. The
hundreds of millions around the world are turning to their own leaders:
trade union activists, pacifists, progressive religious leaders,
community and barrio leaders - "ordinary" citizens.
Some countries are drawing the lesson that a military weakness only
encourages U.S. aggression. Iran, according to Israel's representatives
in the White House, Wolfowitz, Feith and Perle, is the next target for
"preventive war". Let us hope that Iran and the rest of the
world will learn the lesson of Iraq and the failure of the UN:
international solidarity and military deterrence can raise the cost of
war beyond the calculations of the Washington war mongers.
www.rebelion.org/petrasenglish.htm
Call Ollie North out,we need a Milo Minderbinder back in the Middle East.
