Posts Tagged ‘conflict’

U.S. Labor Against the War Information Service Bulletin, January, 2010

Friday, January 29th, 2010

U.S. LABOR AGAINST THE WAR

A New Year’s Resolution

Our struggle continues

It’s never too late to make a resolution that in this new year you will dedouble your efforts for peace and justice.

We do it for the people of Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan.  We do it for our troops and their families.  We do it for our children and grandchildren, and generations yet unborn.  We do it for the unemployed, the homeless, those without health insurance, and for all those who could be helped with the resources now wasted on war.  And we must do it for our nation – to create real security that comes when our country inspires respect and admiration rather than instills fear and anger in the world.

Help USLAW to build a movement that can achieve these objectives.  Become an associate member.  Make a donation.  Consider becoming a sustainer of this important work.

Thanks for your continuing support.


Reports, resolutions, photos and more from the USLAW National Assembly

Check out the decisions made during the December 4-6 National Assembly in Chicago.

Learn what USLAW plans for 2010.  Read the resolutions, organizational and financial reports, and plan of work/action for the new year. You’ll find out all about it HERE.


Available Now!
“Why are we in Afghanistan?”

A new video produced in collaboration with the Center for the Study of Working Class Life at State University of New York-Stony Brook

Watch it on-line and order it at www.WhyAreWeInAfghanistan.org

News

The USLAW website has a wealth of news, information, videos and other resources – visit often.

Iraq

More news about Iraq . . . .

Afghanistan

More news about Afghanistan . . . .

Pakistan

More news about Pakistan . . . .

Iran

More news about Iran . . . .

Palestine/Israel

More news about the Israeli/Palestinian conflict . . .

Yemen (newly added)

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