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Fight for an Anti-War
Government
PROGRAM
USMLO
is putting forward for discussion the following proposal
for the program for an anti-war government:
1)
Outlaw any and all U.S. involvement in wars of aggression and
the use of force in settling conflicts between nations
and peoples;
2)
No U.S. Troops Abroad;
3)
Cancel the Debts of all the countries of Asia,
Africa and Latin America;
4)
Pay Reparations Now for all the crimes of slavery
and all crimes of the U.S. government, present and
past; and
5)
End all support for Israel and act to end the
occupation of Palestine now, beginning with withdrawal
to the 1967 borders.
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Articles Update - July 22, 2005
Impeach War Criminal Bush
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Articles
Update - May 30, 2005
25th Anniversary
of Gwangju People’s Uprising
• Speaking
Tour of Korean Activists Warmly Greeted by the American People
• Pro-Reunification
Patriotic Organizations Issue Joint Statement
• Resolution
of the Buffalo, New York, Meeting, May 29, 2005, Celebrating
the 25th Anniversary of the Gwangju People's Uprising
 
Left: Ms. Jeong
reports on City of Detroit resolution opposing U.S. troops in Korea and in support of the Korean people's struggle
for national re-unification. Right: This banner
was given to the Tour and will be used during protests against
stationing of U.S. patriot missiles in Gwangju. U.S. troops there
were recently confronted by a demonstration of 10,000 demanding
removal of the Patriot missiles and all U.S. troops
Messages
of Greeting to the Peoples of North America
• Yu
Ki-Hong, Member of National Assembly, Republic of Korea
• Song
Young-Gil, Member of the National Assembly, Republic of Korea
• Heangbup
Sunim, Permanent Chair, Peace Action Buddhist Solidarity (Gwangju-Chonnam)
• The
Ballad of Gwangju
• Gwangju
Residents Protest Deployment of Updated Patriot Missiles
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Articles
Update - May 22, 2005
UN
Review on Nuclear Weapons
• Majority
of Countries Demand Disarmament by Nuclear States
• Non-aligned
States Call for Elimination of Nuclear Weapons, Binding Agreement
They Will Not be Use — Malaysia
for Non-Aligned States, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Syed Hamid
Albar
• Caricom Demands Disarmament,
Raises Concerns on Transport of Nuclear Materials in the Region — Statement
by the Bahamas, on Behalf of CARICOM, by Paulette Bethel,
Permanent UN Representative of the Bahamas
• Vietnam Calls for Achieving
Nuclear Weapons Free Worl — UN Ambassador
Le Luong Minh
• Cuba Affirms US Pre-emptive Doctrine
Contradicts the NPT — Wenceslao
Carrera Doral, Deputy Minister of The Ministry of Science, Technology
And Environment
Views on Nuclear Weapons
• The Racism at the Core of US Nuclear Weapons Policy — David Robinson, executive director of Pax Christi USA
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Articles
Update - May 8, 2005
North American Speaking Tour
of Korean Activists
This
year marks the 25th anniversary of the Gwangju People's
Uprising, a pivotal moment in the movement for Korean democracy
and human rights. As part of this commemoration, two activists
from Gwangju will be visiting the United States and Canada
on a speaking tour this May to discuss the legacy
of the Gwangju People's Uprising and the prospect of peace on the Korean peninsula,
as well as their current involvement in the anti-war movement against the U.S.
military occupation of Iraq and Korea. Read more... |
U.S.
Must Disarm Now!
• Denounce Continued Provocations Against Korea
Sign
the Non-aggression Pact
• Oppose
U.S. Secret Plans to Build Military Capability for "Contingencies" on
Korean Peninsula!
• Rumsfeld
Asks Congress to Fund Research on New Nuclear Weapon
Support Korean Unification
• Peace and Reunification Guaranteed by Anti-U.S. Struggle — Rodong
Sinmun, DPRK
• Tradition of Great National Unity
UN
Review of Nuclear Weapons
• Statement by H.E. Dr. Kamal Kharrazi,
Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic of Iran
• What Does Not Exist Cannot Proliferate — Foreign
Ministers of Brazil, Egypt, Ireland, Mexico, New Zealand, South
Africa and Sweden
• Erosion
of the Nonproliferation Treaty — Former President Jimmy
Carter
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Articles
Update - April 17, 2005
35
Years
• Communist
Party of Canada (Marxist-Leninist) Celebrates Its Achievements
• Thinking
About the Sixties by
Hardial Bains Released
PLACE
YOUR ORDER TODAY!
 "Social phenomena are sometimes
like the harnessed waters of a mighty river
kept in check by the dam of history. When the
dam bursts suddenly, it is not history that
crumbles into oblivion. No. To the contrary,
every drop of the mighty flow resulting from
the radical rupture nurtures the soil from
which history bursts forth. In the sixties,
as today, a new world was in the making, but
then it was the positive that seemed to have
the upper hand, while at present it is the
negative. In either situation, the outcome
depends on the people. It depends on how far
they see and grasp the necessity for change,
the necessity to bring about the deep-going
transformations demanded by history."
-- Hardial Bains
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Articles
Update - February 4, 2005
Another
U.S. Election Fraud in Iraq
• All
Out to End the Occupation! Days of Action March 19-20
• Arab
Lawyers Association in Britain Opposes Election
• Iraqi
Exiles in London Protest Election
• Iraqi
in Baghdad: "The Election Was Shoved Down Our Throats" -
Democracy Now! Monday, January 31st, 2005
• Election
Divides a Nation - Dahr Jamail, Inter Press Service,
January 24, 2005
• Here
Comes "The Freedom" - Dahr
Jamail, Electronic Iraq, January 27, 2005
• The
Vietnam Turnout Was Good as Well -
Sami Ramadani, The Guardian
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35th Anniversary of the Communist Party of Canada (Marxist-Leninist)
Articles
Update - January 7, 2005