The 70th anniversary wasn't noticed in the United States, and was barely reported in the corporate media. But the Germans remembered well that fateful day seventy years ago - February 27, 1933. They commemorated the anniversary by joining in demonstrations for peace that mobilized citizens all across the world.

5 Essex Action group members and 2 of their friends spent the night posting signs against the war in Iraq

5 Essex Action group members and 2 of their friends spent the night posting signs against the war in Iraq

C. William Michaels, author of "No Greater Threat: America After September 11 and the Rise of a National Security State", examines further measures of government repression in development.

an FBI summary of a wiretap on the Israeli Embassy
in which Richard N. Perle, an aide to Senator Henry Jackson,
was overheard discussing classified information
that had been supplied to him
by someone on the National Security Council staff.

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As the U.S. led military campaign gets fully under way in the very near future, the question remains… how far is the anti-war movement in the United States willing to go to stop the U.S. government and its unceasing atrocities? How far are you willing to go, what are you willing to do to stop the massive bloodshed once again caused by the U.S. government?

About the same day the NCAA Basketball Tournament is scheduled to begin, (Thursday March 20), King George II plans to begin unloading uranium-depleted warheads on Iraq. Urge the college basketball players to go on strike to protest this egregious imperialistic action.

About 200 students attended teach-ins against the U.S. war on Iraq at Towson University and University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC) on February 13. Indymedia presents the remarks of Stephen Eric Bronner (Professor Political Science, Rutgers University) and Louis Cantori (Professor Political Science, UMBC). Remarks by Wolfgang Fuchs (Professor Philosophy, Towson University) are forthcoming.

About 200 students attended teach-ins against the U.S. war on Iraq at Towson University and University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC) on February 13. Indymedia is posting the remarks of Stephen Eric Bronner (Professor Political Science, Rutgers University), Louis Cantori (Professor Political Science, UMBC), and Wolfgang Fuchs (Professor Philosophy, Towson University). This is Lou Cantori's contribution at the UMBC teach-in. (Transcribed by Kristie Korenewski)