[Oct. 17 Seattle] poster draft

[James Bichler]

Understood.

James

On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 7:08 AM, Phil West <phil_west at comcast.net> wrote:

>  Actually, it is correct to say "U.S.-led" because the US did instigate
> this war, even though NATO has also had a role, and this does not contradict
> multilateralism.  And the war on Iraq was also "multilateral" in the sense
> that the US was able to get a number of other countries to contribute
> troops, by way of various bribes and inducements.  This was called "the
> coalition of the willing" or "the coalition of the billing", by some.   So I
> think this change is not really necessary.
>
> Phil
>
> James Bichler wrote:
>
> Has the coalition discussed the removal replacing "U.S.-led" with
> "U.S./NATO"?  I apolagize if I'm bringing up old discussions as last meeting
> was the first I have attended.  See everyone tomorrow.
>
> James B.
>
> On Tue, Sep 29, 2009 at 9:51 PM, <iskra at riseup.net> wrote:
>
>> Here (finally) is a poster draft:
>> http://www.seattleaic.org/files/oct17posterDRAFT.pdf
>>
>> I included the ANSWER-led event we endorsed at the bottom.  Ater the 7th
>> we can take this off and make the main headline bigger.
>>
>> Also, I said "U.S.-led" in the description of the ANSWER event.  This
>> might be better phrased as "U.S./NATO."  Over the past few days there
>> have been a bunch of news articles stressing the NATO role in
>> Afghanistan.  Of course the Democrats have generally favored a more
>> "multilateral" strategy for imperialist domination and plunder.
>>
>> --Edward
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