[Peace-discuss] Important New Resources - Iraq: 'The Lies that Led Us to War'; Colombia - International Boycott of Coca Cola Starting July 22

[Charles Jenks]

Greetings - We've added important new resources on Iraq and Colombia,
courtesy of Glen Rangwala and Jeremy Corbyn, MP.

Iraq: Glen Rangwala gave 'peerless' analyses on the lack of evidence of
weapons of mass destruction before the war. The Independent on June 1
published his "The Lies That Led Us Into War.." Go to Traprock's website -
http://traprockpeace.org - to find that article, with a link to the longer
original article by Glen Rangwala. You'll also find on the homepage Quotes
of Convenience from US/UK Leaders on the Likelihood of Finding Weapons of
Mass Destruction in Iraq and Misleading References to findings of inspectors
in Iraq.  In addition, you'll find links to "The Progress of the Pretext" on
the need for independent verification of weapons claims in Iraq, as well as
the great work - Counter-Dossier II.
     
Colombia: On May 19, Jeremy Corbyn, Labour MP, held an important meeting
with labour and human rights activists from Colombia and the Colombia
Solidarity Campaign at Parliament.  Traprock was invited to participate in
and tape the meeting. Among the topics discussed were the history of
killings and intimidations of labour organizers (15 labour activists working
at Coca Cola and Nestle have been killed) and the July 22 international
boycott of Coca Cola.  Hear the entire meeting, as an mp3 file - at
http://traprockpeace.org/corbyncolombians.mp3



Charles Jenks, attorney at law
President of the Core Group
Traprock Peace Center
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Deerfield, MA 01342
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