After weeks of wrangling and a date change by the IMF, the MGJ has decided to undertake a direct action quarantine of the WB/IMF on Sept 28th. The ACC has also changed the date for The People's Strike to Sept 27th. Spread The Word!

A statement on the sorry state of affairs the national / federal government has allowed itself to fall into.

We are currently in the process of planning the sixth annual, National Conference on Organized Resistance. The conference hopes to play a significant role in coordinating a dialogue between activist groups, and spark in-depth discussion of strategies and tactics of our various social justice movements. The conference usually draws 1,000-3,000 people from all over the country, as well as from outside the United States.

Israel has pioneered the science of making life unlivable with as little violence as possible. The Palestinians are not merely provoked into reacting; they have no rational choice but to react. If they didn't, things would just get worse faster, with no hope of relief. Israel is an innovator in the search for a squeaky-clean sadism.

Baltimore had its fishies. DC has its elephants and donkeys.

D&N, The International Journal of Inclusive Democracy.
New Issue: 'WAR' ON TERRORISM.
www.inclusivedemocracy.org

IT'S ON!!! STAND UP AGAINST FASCIST INTIMIDATION IN DC!
SHUT DOWN THE NATIONAL ALLIANCE'S "ROCK AGAINST ISRAEL"!

July 20, 2002WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A day after President Bush's release of a homeland defense strategy calling for the domestic use of U.S. military forces, the U.S. activated 300-Army National Guard tank battalions as part of a homeland defense force.

POLICE BRUTALITY ONLINE EVENT
July 22 - 26, 2002

Listen to live panels online as they discuss the impact of police brutality
on minorities in the U.S., take action against international police
brutality, and test your knowledge of the issues during this week long
event.

With printed bills and a directory of individuals and businesses that accept them, a local currency program called Baltimore Hours formally launched in May. Organizers hope to strengthen Baltimore's economy with this new method of exchange that keeps resources within city limits and is linked to a living wage.