[Peace-discuss] War, the Economic Crisis, and the 2008 Elections: Meeting and Discussion

[Tom Mackaman]

  Dear RSO presidents and others: Please share the following meeting announcements with your mailing lists. Thank you, 
   
  Tom Mackaman
  International Students for Social Equality
   
  War, the economic
  crisis, and the 2008 Elections
  2008  2008 Elections
   
  April 16, 7 PM **This Wednesday**
  Gregory Hall, Room 113
  Champaign, Illinois
   
  The longer the US primary and election period goes on, the
  more it becomes clear to millions of people in the US and
  around the world that there will be no serious alternative from
  either the Democrats or the Republicans. The Democratic
  campaign involving Senators Hillary Clinton and Barack
  Obama is moving sharply to the right. Clinton is trumpeting
  her militarist credentials, while there is little behind Obama's
  rhetoric aside from media hype.
   
  Between now and November, the economic and political
  crisis is going to intensify. Economic analysts are warning
  of a general financial meltdown, which will exacerbate the
  desperate conditions facing millions of people in the US. The
  economic situation is reaching conditions not seen since the
  1930s. Five years since the invasion, the war in Iraq shows
  no sign of ending, and the candidates for both parties are
  committed to an indefinite occupation. At the same time,
  geopolitical tensions are increasing in every region of the
  globe, raising the danger of a more general global conflict.
   
  In contrast to the empty sloganeering of the two parties, this
  meeting of the ISSE will present a detailed analysis of the
  global economic and political situation, and on that basis
  elaborate a perspective for students and working people
   
  For more information:
  isse at socialequality.com

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