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Anti-Warrers:
In this update:
- December 10th - NEED HELP CHALKING
- Dec 10th - Details on National Day of Action
- U-Mich Anti-war Conference Jan 11 & 12
- Next Meeting: Tuesday 9 PM ARH 120
- News Digest - Some good analyses of the situation now
************* Help Chalk **************
If you are interested in chalking about Iraq meet at 7 PM Outside the
Forum tomorrow (Monday)
Contact Rachel Miller with questions [millerra].
****** Dec 10th - Details on National Day of Action *******
Grinnell is part of a larger national movement!
While Grinnell is symbolically protesting with white armbands and
chalking, other campuses around the country are doing actions on Tuesday
as well. Check out a list of some of the other campuses at :
http://www.nowarnoway.org/contact.html
******* U-Mich Anti-war Conference Jan 11 & 12 ********
Anyone think they can make this conference? If so, contact Eli Zigas
[zigaseli]
http://www.iraqconference.com/
************** Next Meeting *********************
Next Grinnell Anti-War Meeting: Tues 9 PM ARH 120
**************** News Digest ***********************
So what is happening now that the first requirement of Res 1441 has come
and gone? What is going on in Iraq? Some good news analyses below:
Guardian Analysis:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/Iraq/Story/0,2763,856524,00.html
Washington Post: Excellent Analysis of Where things stand now:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A24123-2002Dec7.html
Washinton Post: Iraq turns in Declaration to the UN
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A28283-2002Dec8.html
Washington Post Video: Iraq and Oil
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/mmedia/world/popup112602-21v.htm
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Random Note of the day:
Well, at least online you can influence how the President does things.
www.dancingbush.com
Also:
@@@ The ambiguity of it all @@@
By Michael Dobbs
Washington Post Staff Writer
Sunday, December 8, 2002; Page A38
During his recent trip to Europe to drum up support from the allies,
Deputy Defense Secretary Paul D. Wolfowitz was asked by NATO ambassadors
what it would take to prove that Iraq has failed to give up its weapons
of mass destruction. His reply illustrated the subjective nature of the
evidence against Iraqi President Saddam Hussein, which depends on the
eye of the beholder.
"It's like the judge said about pornography," Wolfowitz told the
closed-door audience, according to a participant. "I can't define it,
but I will know it when I see it."
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The Anti-War Update and Digest is published by:
--Eli Zigas
antiwar@grinnell.edu
Norris 1st
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