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   Vol. 71/No. 3           January 22, 2007  
 
 
Fill buses for January 27 march
in Washington against Iraq war
(Young Socialists In Action)
 
BY MAURA DELUCA
AND ROSS HOGAN
 
NEW YORK—The Young Socialists is calling for an all-out mobilization for the January 27 march on Washington against the U.S. war in Iraq. We will be joining with fellow students, young workers, and others to demand immediate withdrawal of U.S. and other coalition troops from Iraq, Afghanistan, and all other countries where they are deployed.

Far from being a temporary “surge,” the moves to substantially increase U.S. troop levels in Iraq are a major escalation of the war for the foreseeable future. No wing of the Democratic or Republican parties offers any alternative course.

This is an imperialist war to defend the profits and domination of the wealthy U.S. rulers. It is against the interests of working people and youth, in Iraq and the United States. The offensive in the Mideast by the U.S. ruling class is directly connected to the employers’ attacks against the living and working conditions of workers and farmers at home. Young people experience these assaults on a daily basis, such as in the recent killing of Sean Bell at the hands of the New York police, and the raids by la migra targeting undocumented workers around the country. The Young Socialists is active in fighting alongside workers resisting these attacks.

The day after the Washington march, we are inviting youth and others to join us in a public meeting in New York to discuss “Imperialism’s Spreading Wars and Financial Disorder in Face of Irreversible Strengthening of the U.S. Working Class.” The event is sponsored by the Young Socialists and the Socialist Workers Party.

For more information about the Young Socialists, contact us at youngsocialists@mac.com, or Young Socialists, 306 W. 37th St., 10th floor, New York, NY 10018, or call (212) 629-6649.

Ben O’Shaughnessy contributed to this article.
 
 
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