MAKE RED SEPETEMBER A MONTH TO REMEMBER

A manifesto for revolutionary change
http://www.workerspower.com/wpglobal/redseptember.html

As the anti-capitalist mobilisations in Melbourne and Prague approach the
LRCI has issued the manifesto RED SEPTEMBER - a statement of global
anti-capitalist strategy and a call for a new revolutionary workers'
international. The Manifesto was drawn up at an international congress of
delegates from the LRCI's (League for a Revolutionary Communist
International) sections across the globe...
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On 11 September the World Economic Forum meets in Melbourne; on 26
September many of the same chief executives of the world's biggest
corporations, G8 finance ministers, the heads of the International Monetary
Fund and the World Bank will reassemble to complete a survey of their
global empire.

Their task is to identify the remaining barriers to the domination of
global corporations. Whether they be health and safety regulations in
America, welfare entitlements in Europe or environmental standards in Asia
they are targeted for destruction.

With one click of the keyboard the global capitalists shift billions of
dollars from one currency to another; they close and relocate factories at
a moment's notice. They devastate communities, destroy millions of lives,
ruin the health and blight the education of millions of people.

The sheer economic might of the global corporations enables them to make
elected presidents and prime ministers scuttle to do their bidding. They
can block legislation hostile to their interests, force governments to
reduce health care and lower standards of labour protection.

They use their teams of top lawyers and their judges to threaten with ruin
trade unions or human rights groups which stand up to them. In many
countries - whose natural resources they plunder wholesale - such activists
are assassinated or tortured by special high-tech paramilitary units
trained by Washington, London or Paris and paid for by the multinationals.

It does not need to be like this. There is an alternative. But how do we
change this system? What do we replace it with? Tens of thousands of self
sacrificing workers for "non-governmental organisations" (NGOs) can
scarcely touch the surface of the problem of world poverty.

...to read on go to http://www.workerspower.com/wpglobal/redseptember.html

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