The answer is that this fight should not be made our fight. The problem
is that many progressive groups are making this a top priority. We should
be putting our energy into and mobilizing people around other issues and
struggles.
Marty
On Tue, 16 May 2000, Doug Henwood wrote:
>
> The anti-China campaign gives me a serious case of the creeps - it's
> right out of the long tradition of Yellow Perilism, compounded with
> old-fashioned anti-Communist Red Perilism. But today's Financial
> Times reports that 9 out of 10 U.S. CEOs support PNTR and WTO entry.
> This is a major priority for big capital. So is the one true
> "progressive" position on this to support PNTR/WTO entry, along with
> the Fortune 500? Seems to me this is an extremely complicated issue,
> much too complicated for a simple yes/no answer.
>
> Doug
>
