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Shelter Under the Anti-war Umbrella

By David Solnit, AlterNet. Posted February 18, 2005.


A call to the U.S. anti-war movement: it is possible for us to promote a people power strategic framework that makes our various efforts and campaigns complementary and cumulative.
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David Solnit is part of the People Powered Strategy Project, an alliance of anti-war organizations who are bringing a "Proposal for a People Power Strategy to End the Iraq War and Occupation" to the Feb. 18-21 United for Peace and Justice Assembly. He is grateful to the People Powered Strategy Group for help with this article. David was an organizer of the 1999 anti-WTO shut down in Seattle and the 2003 anti-war shut down of San Francisco. He is the editor of Globalize Liberation: How to Uproot the System and Build a Better World (City Lights).

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