National - Event Notice
Thursday January 01 1970
Thursday January 01 1970
IAWM National Steering Committee Meeting
national |
anti-war / imperialism |
event notice 
Thursday January 29, 2004 23:14
by BlackPope - IAWM
BlackPope at operamail dot com
@ 2pm Teacher's Club, 36 Parnell Sq. Dublin 1
A lively meeting is expected
All interested in the cause are welcome
The official agenda has been published somewhere, but the main interest might well be in discussing the hidden agenda and the future direction of the movement.
Comments (3 of 3)
Jump To Comment: 1 2 3Will the SWP hijack of the IAWM name to support Religious Oppression of Women be on the agenda?
To wear the hijab to the meeting?
Would you support banning women from wearing Hijab to meetings?
Incidentally Rich Boy was on the radio this morning.
He is really really fucking boring. Dry and tedious. Instead of concentrating on the specifics and trying to sound angry, he repeated a set of platitudes.
Who gives a shit about the war, we can't do anything about it and would be better off trying to build links with left groups in Iraq than rabbiting on an on and fucking on about how bad America is.
Woo Hoo we got a hundred thousand filthy fucking hippies to traipse round dublin for no reason and to no purpose, so what.
If activity is not aimed at the overthrow of the existing order here is Ireland: which so far as I am concerned means taking the richest ten thousand people in the country out into a field and shooting them (in a cool black suit and a stone and a half thinner to boot) what is the fucking point.
Look where this anti war shit gets you, taking photographs at protests you don't understand on an issue you can't spell.
IMC COLLECTIVE
Why was the thread name changed from Hajib (companions of the "prophet" as I'm sure we all know) to Hijab WHY WHY WHY.
Anyway the point of all this activism and food not bombs and IAWM and SP SF WSM AFI is this.
Take Tony O'Reilly out into a a field and hang him with piano wire.
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