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TIDBITS - FEB. 24, 2022 - READER COMMENTS: UKRAINE CRISIS - NOW WAR;
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Tidbits - Reader Comments, Resources, Announcements, AND cartoons -
Feb. 24, 2022, xxxxxx

 

Draw World War III  --  cartoon by Dr. James MacLeod
Re: U.S. Labor Leaders Statement on Ukraine Crisis (Buzz Davis)
Ukraine: Good Guys and Bad Guys (Fred L Pincus)
Re: AOC Hasn't Given Up on Her Vision for Social Change (Susan
Gutwill)
Re: After Amir Locke Killing, Is Police Reform Even the Solution? (Ted
Pearson)
Re: Post Office Prevented from Going Electric by Republicans (Ken
Roseman)
Re: In the 1770s, First Smallpox Vaccinator was Abused, Not Thanked
(Steven Gillis; Jean Douthwright)
Re: The Labor Movement has Lost a Great Organizer - Eddie Kay (Alan
Barnes; Marilyn Albert; Josh Kiok; Mark Dudzic; Bill Fletcher Jr.;
Tara Levy; Rand Wilson; Dennis O'Neil; Jay Mazur; Gloria Johnson; Mark
E. Zink)
Re: Paul Farmer, Pioneer of Global Health, Dies at 62 (Capn' Steve
Krüg)
Root of Inflation  --  cartoon by Mike Stanfill
Re: The Hidden Stakes of the 1619 Controversy (Seth Racusen; Bob Wing)
Re: In Bessemer and the South, Black Workers Hold the Key (Joseph
Kaye)
Re: 'The Mexican American Experience in Texas’ Takes a Deep Look at
Our Sordid State History (John Berman)
Re: The Ottawa Occupation and Canada: a Call to Step Up (Jay Mazur;
Stephen Wells)
Re: America’s Disastrous 60-Year War (Stan Nadel)
Re: Suharto’s US-Backed Coup in Indonesia Supplied a Template for
Worldwide Mass Murder (John Aldis)

RESOURCES:

A WEBINAR AND POWER POINT ON INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, MILITARISM, AND
FOREIGN POLICY (MASSACHUSETTS PEACE ACTION)

ANNOUNCEMENTS:

Power Concedes Nothing: February 27 Monthly Political Forum with Linda
Burnham & Max Elbaum (Voices for New Democracy)
‘Free All Political Prisoners’ - Washington, DC - February 28
No Pasaran ! Stop the Far Right: Building the Alternative - Berlin -
March 19 (Party of the European Left, Die Linke, Transform Europe)

 

DRAW WORLD WAR III  --  CARTOON BY DR. JAMES MACLEOD 
 

Dr. James MacLeod
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February 24, 2022

 

RE: U.S. LABOR LEADERS STATEMENT ON UKRAINE CRISIS
 

Will it be War or PEACE?  Dear Citizens:A few leaders are taking our
world where nearly all of us do NOT want to go, i.e. to a world of
MORE WAR!Please take action below -Tell Pres. Biden you want peace not
war.  You want him working through the United Nations - that's what
it was set up for.We must exert all the pressure we can to stop this
insanity.Peace!& Thank You for taking Action!  

Buzz Davis in Tucson
member of the Am. Fed. of Teachers - WI & Veterans for Peace

 

UKRAINE: GOOD GUYS AND BAD GUYS
 

Sometimes, there are no good guys in an international crisis. Ukraine
is a case in point.

It’s not surprising that both Democratic and Republican politicians
as well as the mainstream press see the U.S. and NATO as the good guys
and Russia as the bad guy. There is almost no discussion of U.S.
imperialism and no appreciation of Russia’s concern of being
surrounded by hostile NATO forces.

But many left analysts do the same thing, in reverse. They correctly
denounce Western imperialism but, at the same time, ignore or even
justify the Russian invasion of Ukraine. I watched a webinar sponsored
by the United National Antiwar Coalition on February 22, shortly after
Russia recognized the two breakaway republics and sent in “peace
keeping” troops. Most of the dozen or so speakers totally ignored
the Russian invasion while a few said something like “we may have
differing opinions on it.”

After leaving the webinar, I felt like I had just returned from some
alternative universe. My guess is that most of the speakers prepared
their talks before the Russian invasion but didn’t try to update
their comments.

I first became aware of the “no good guys” scenario when I was
marching in a demonstration to oppose a U.S. invasion of Iraq some
decades ago. The crowd started chanting “The people united will
never be defeated” and I remember thinking “Are we supposed to
unite with Saddam Hussein?”

A more recent example is Afghanistan. It was great that the U.S. was
finally forced to withdraw after 20 years of brutal intervention and
failed attempts to prop up a puppet government. But the Taliban? Are
we talking about that old cliché – “out of the frying pan, into
the fire?”

The Ukraine crisis is complex and I’m still learning about it. Of
course, we on the left should emphasize the U.S./NATO role and expose
the lies of the mainstream press. We should also explain Putin’s
legitimate concern about being surrounded by hostile forces. But
ignoring or justifying the Russian invasion is unjustified. It’s
wrong.

Using this one-sided approach will also make it difficult to rally
large segments of the American population. If I’m skeptical, imagine
the reaction of more mainstream folk. Not criticizing Russian
aggression makes the left critique of American policy seem less
credible.

Fred L Pincus,
Emeritus Professor of Sociology at the University of Maryland
Baltimore County, He is the author of "Confessions of a Radical
Academic" (Adelaide Books).

 

RE: AOC HASN'T GIVEN UP ON HER VISION FOR SOCIAL CHANGE
 

Beautiful interview with AOC

Susan Gutwill

 

RE: AFTER AMIR LOCKE KILLING, IS POLICE REFORM EVEN THE SOLUTION?
 

Yes, trying the same thing over and over and expecting a different
result is insanity. How about something different? How about letting
the people in communities decide how and by whom their neighborhoods
are policed? Do you really think that people don’t know how to stop
the flow of guns and drugs into their communities? Community Control
of Police will not solve problems of poverty and white supremacy, but
it can take a giant step toward public safety.

Chicago is blazing a trail with the passage of the Empowering
Communities for Public Safety Ordinance (ECPS), creating elected
councils in each police district and a Community Commission for Public
Safety and Accountability. A proposal before the City Council will
call a referendum on the direct election of this Commission and
expanding it’s powers giving it control of police policies and
procedures, leadership, and discipline.

This is not a revolution but neither is it just nibbling around the
edges of reform. It fundamentally changes the relationship of power.

Ted Pearson

 

RE: POST OFFICE PREVENTED FROM GOING ELECTRIC BY REPUBLICANS
 

Why can't President Biden fire this guy? Why are we stuck with this
remnant of the "45" era?

Ken Roseman
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RE: IN THE 1770S, FIRST SMALLPOX VACCINATOR WAS ABUSED, NOT THANKED
 

Coming from generations of dairy farmers, Jesty knew the folklore
about a certain farm disease well. Cowpox—a pesky infection farmers
occasionally saw in the spring, manifested as reddish bumps that
enlarged and erupted like craters on a cow’s udders. Milkmaids, farm
hands, farmers—anyone who touched the teats often got infected and
developed the telltale lumps and ulcers on their hands. Fortunately,
they rarely became seriously ill and all of them seemed to gain an
immunity from smallpox. Jesty himself had been infected as a young man
and carried the scar on his hand like a branding burn. And in the
decades that smallpox had come and gone, it had never afflicted him.
His two dairymaids had the same experience as they cared for sick
relatives without fear of contracting smallpox. It thus made perfect
sense to Jesty that deliberately infecting his wife and children with
cowpox offered the best protection against smallpox.

Steven Gillis
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It is a pretty amazing technology and hard to believe!
Get your vaccinations everyone.  Save your life and the lives of
others.

Jean Douthwright
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RE: THE LABOR MOVEMENT HAS LOST A GREAT ORGANIZER - EDDIE KAY

(posting on xxxxxx Labor
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“He always preached, don’t do for the workers; rather build the
workers confidence and organization so that they can do for
themselves.  He specifically advocated for empowering workers on the
shop floor, whatever that particular industry was.  Anyone who has
ever worked in the position of an internal organizer knows how hard it
is to do this in practice, much less do it consistently over a period
of years.  Eddie organized this way his whole life, and constantly
developed workers who understood and could lead their own
organizations, wherever he went.”

Alan Barnes
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I have lost a dear, dear friend who gave workers everything he had.

The article about my dear friend Eddie Kay was very good, capturing
his greatest accomplishments and character traits. Two things should
be added: Eddie pointedly did not retire from 1199 but as he said it,
"I am resigning". He boldly stated the reasons why, to some
controversy. He objected to the direction 1199 had taken, of
"cooperation" with the hospital industry. He taught all of us not to
collaborate, but to fight.

As an 1199 organizer, I was privileged to represent workers in Queens
who had been trained by Eddie. An astute co-worker could immediately
feel the difference between the Queens-Long Island workers led by
Eddie and most other members of the union. Those workers were more
militant, more self-organizing, and were the backbone of the Save Our
Union movement.

Another thing everyone must know about Eddie was that he was an open
and unafraid Leftist and socialist. He influenced many with his
political ideas, which he never compromised. He was viciously
red-baited, especially during the Save Our Union movement. He didn't
care. In one of my last long phone conversations with him, he wanted
to send me a book, he felt it was so important . The name of that book
is "Russia At War".

I want to add that Eddie combined his militant trade unionism with his
socialist politics consistently through the years. He influenced a lot
of workers to understand socialism and support it. He could have given
a Master Class to all the young people now who want to combine their
union activism with their red politics....

Marilyn Albert

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Eddie Kay, fall 1969, SUNY Stony Brook, NY, during cafeteria workers
strike.
Photo credit: Josh Kiok\xxxxxx
I took this photo of Eddie Kay in the fall of 1969 at SUNY Stony Brook
during a cafeteria workers' strike.

Please convey my condolences to his family if you are in touch with
them.

Josh Kiok

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Eddie was the real thing. I got to know him when my wife was active in
the 1199 Save Our Union movement in the 1980s and then reconnected
during the Labor for Bernie efforts. I don't think I've ever met a
more dedicated, smart and strategic organizer. What a life he led!

Mark Dudzic
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This is a great loss. I met Eddie back around 2015. We immediately
connected. He was unique. He had the sort of organizing experience
that you wish that you could have downloaded onto a program. He was
also especially blunt in his opinions. (In other words, he was a New
Yorker!!) He will be missed. I am also very grateful for the
assistance that he offered me at a key moment,

Bill Fletcher Jr.
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Eddie Kay truly understood workplace organizing, as described in this
excellent obit.

Tara Levy
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A legend!!

Rand Wilson
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A real fighter for the working class, Eddie Kay, has died. This short
obituary lays out some of his contributions as an organizer and
strategist in the trade union movement.

I would be remiss if I didn't hold up one more: Eddie's role in a
campaign that has helped change the battlefield in the perpetual
struggle to defend  postal workers, postal unions and the USPS
itself. Ten years ago this winter, he came to the aid of an ad hoc
crew of stewards, members and retirees which had pulled together a
slate to dump the corrupt mildew-butts* who had been running the NY
Metro Area Postal Union  for years. He helped the United For Change
Slate make a battle plan and train its members and supporters to go
all out to reach every member.

On April 24, 2012, the slate, featuring folks like Jonathan Smith,
Chuck Zlatkin, Kevin Walsh, and J Renee Bost Nevels swept into office.
The largest local in the APWU could again play its part in the postal
struggle, including pushing for the election of much-needed new
national leadership in the union. Eddie Kay played a key role--not for
money nor for a cushy job (he was never even an APWU member), but out
of belief in rank and file union democracy and for the love of combat!

* Note: Mildew butt is a colorful old term in the union movement,
which definitely needs reviving. It describes officials who leave
their nice union offices so seldom that there is moss growing where
their lazy hindquarters meet their chair.

Dennis O'Neil
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I first met Eddie in 1969 when I was part of the organizing committee
to bring1199 to the Presbyterian medical center. Since then I have
always been impressed with Eddie's clear thinking and dedication. No
one ever outworked Eddie. At the Abe of 80 he was leafleting postal
truck drivers for a union election. When in 2016 we organized labor
for Bernie Sanders, Eddie was out there leafleting workplaces before
day shift workers thought the city. Eddie retired as the chief
organizer of District Council 1707 AFSCME after a successful
organizing drive at the age of 87. In retirement he an active role in
the fight for social justice . Last couple years in the middle of the
pandemic and in declining health Eddie was organizing support for
progressive insurgent Democratic candidates. Eddie always put the
interests of the working class first, he was always an inspiration to
me any one who knew him.

Jay Mazur
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Loved Eddie Kay! Took a class he taught at Cornell’s Labor Studies
program.

Gloria Johnson
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Eddie Kay was a fantastic Labor Leader who I had the pleasure of
meeting on several occasions. He will be missed immensely!

Mark E. Zink
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The dean of Union organizers, Eddie Kay, talks about what makes a
union strong. At the NYPAN dinner, January 27, 2018 at the 1199  SEIU
penthouse.

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RE: PAUL FARMER, PIONEER OF GLOBAL HEALTH, DIES AT 62
 

Thanks for running this. Farmer was our kind guy:

“In this increasingly interconnected world, we must understand that
what happens to poor people is never divorced from the actions of the
powerful. Certainly, people who define themselves as poor may control
their own destinies to some extent. But control of lives is related to
control of land, systems of production, and the formal political and
legal structures in which lives are enmeshed. With time, both wealth
and control have become increasingly concentrated in the hands of a
few. The opposite trend is desired by those working for social
justice.”

- Paul Farmer

While I assume most readers are familiar with him and his work(s), my
favorite still is "The Uses of Haiti".

Capn' Steve Krüg

 

ROOT OF INFLATION  --  CARTOON BY MIKE STANFILL
 

Mike Stanfill
February 22, 2022
Raging Pencils
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RE: THE HIDDEN STAKES OF THE 1619 CONTROVERSY
 

Thanks for posting - that's a helpful essay. I would add one other
point to it that I think supports the arguments advanced - the support
for the American Colonization Society, from Jefferson, Madison,
Monroe, Jackson, Francis Scott Key and Abraham Lincoln, among others.
The colonization project was a more radical idea than apartheid and
needs to be framed as such. Apartheid allowed the possibility that
distinct homelands might share a greater territory, and in that sense,
paralleled the removal policy for native Americans in the US.
Colonization insisted that whites and blacks could not share a
territory. This saga also challenges the arguments about the
anti-slavery intent of the framers.

Seth Racusen
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It is an excellent piece, especially in bringing to light the
longstanding debate among historians. But, in my opinion, it is too
even handed about the radical and reactionary tendencies of the
American Revolution. To me, the most important result of the
Revolution to contemplate is the enormous expansion of slavery from
about 660,000 in 1790 to 4 million in 1860, continental Native
genocide and U.S. imperial expansion between the Revolution and the
Civil War that not only underlay the Civil War but of course rewrote
the geopolitical map of the world from then on. Meanwhile Britain
abolished slavery in its colonies in the 1830s.

Bob Wing
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RE: IN BESSEMER AND THE SOUTH, BLACK WORKERS HOLD THE KEY
 

The key to successful organizing in the South is combining militant
trade unionism with militant anti-racism, something the unions have
generally refused to do in the past.

Joseph Kaye

 

RE: 'THE MEXICAN AMERICAN EXPERIENCE IN TEXAS’ TAKES A DEEP LOOK AT
OUR SORDID STATE HISTORY
 

Makes me wonder why, given all the appropriate outcry to pressure the
Washington football team and Cleveland baseball team to change their
racist and offensive nicknames, that a similar movement hasn’t also
taken shape to force the Texas Rangers (baseball) to do the same.

John Berman

 

RE: THE OTTAWA OCCUPATION AND CANADA: A CALL TO STEP UP
 

While truckers protest might have been a great opportunity for the
left to provide leadership in this anti-government struggle that did
not in fact happen. Instead that leadership was provided by far right
forces on both sides of the border. We can't do politics based on what
we wished happened.

Jay Mazur
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Invoking emergency powers to put down clearly peaceful protest by
workers is crazy. When are you going to write about crazy? Or is that
verboten?

Stephen Wells
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RE: AMERICA’S DISASTROUS 60-YEAR WAR
 

Why would leftists use the derogatory term "Vietcong" instead of
"Vietnamese" or "NLF/National Liberation Front" prisoner? Have we
forgotten the history already?

Stan Nadel

 

RE: SUHARTO’S US-BACKED COUP IN INDONESIA SUPPLIED A TEMPLATE FOR
WORLDWIDE MASS MURDER
 

The "Year of Living Dangerously." My wife (Pheny Aldis) had come to
the U.S. 4 years earlier and we met in 1965 in the microbiology class
at Kansas University. That is who told me about the goings on in
Indonesia.

It was painful listening to this from somebody whose Chinese family
was still living there.

There have been quite a few movies and Youtube stories about this
awful time. I (the U.S. and the "CIA") were accused of causing the
coup by some friends in Indonesia in 1970. I naturally discounted
their stories at the time.

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John Aldis
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A WEBINAR AND POWER POINT ON INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, MILITARISM, AND
FOREIGN POLICY (MASSACHUSETTS PEACE ACTION)
 

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POWER CONCEDES NOTHING: FEBRUARY 27 MONTHLY POLITICAL FORUM WITH LINDA
BURNHAM & MAX ELBAUM (VOICES FOR NEW DEMOCRACY)
 

Join _Voices for New Democracy _and our comrades at _Convergence
Magazine [[link removed]] _on Sunday February 27th at 7
p.m. ET / 4 p.m. PT for our next monthly political forum hosting Linda
Burnham& Max Elbaum, co-editors of the new book _Power Concedes
Nothing: How Grassroots Organizing Wins Elections_.

Burnham and Elbaum will discuss the new book, a collection of essays
exploring grassroots mobilization as the key to electoral power,
including ousting Trump in 2020. Now, with 2022 posing the greater
threats to democracy, all progressives need to unify and work together
to preserve it while at the same time building grassroots power. Join
us.

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‘FREE ALL POLITICAL PRISONERS’ - WASHINGTON, DC - FEBRUARY 28
 

FEBRUARY 28, AT 12PM, supporters of a just and free society gather at
the Department of Justice, calling on Attorney General Merrick Garland
to liberate America's political prisoners: Julian Assange, Leonard
Peltier, Mumia Abu-Jamal, and all the nonviolent victims of the
violent empire. We demand that all political prisoners unjustly
sentenced to ‘serve’ years and years in prison and some suffering
in solitary confinement should be freed and the cases against them
dropped. Now.

Event’s speakers:

* MARSHA COLEMAN-ADEBAYO (EPA Whistleblower, Founder ‘No Fear
Coalition’)
* MARGARET KUNSTLER (Civil Rights Attorney)
* ANGELA RICHTER (Activist, Playwright)
* RANDY CREDICO (Radio host, Activist)
* LUCI MURPHY (Activist, Song leader, ‘Black Workers Center
Chorus’)
* KYMONE FREEMAN (Co-founder We ACT Radio)

 

NO PASARAN ! STOP THE FAR RIGHT: BUILDING THE ALTERNATIVE - BERLIN -
MARCH 19 (PARTY OF THE EUROPEAN LEFT, DIE LINKE, TRANSFORM EUROPE)
 

OVER THE LAST DECADE, THE RISE OF THE FAR-RIGHT HAS ACCELERATED
GLOBALLY, IN ITS BIGGEST UPSURGE SINCE THE 1930S. It takes many
different forms, but it presents a real threat to our democracy and
diverse communities wherever it is found. From street attacks and
mobilisations to government office, they use Islamophobia,
anti-Semitism, xenophobia and racism to spread hate and fear. They
attack trade unionists and the left, and the rights and liberties of
us all; the onslaught on women’s rights, in particular, has been
severe. In the time of Trump, they received an enormous boost,
becoming increasingly internationalised, well-funded and
well-organised. They used ‘lawfare’ and coups to overthrow
legitimate governments and exclude left candidates. Trump has gone
but Trumpism continues; its increasing paramilitary orientation, fake
news and anti-fact approach presents an enormous challenge,
particularly during the pandemic. THE FAR-RIGHT HAS WEAPONISED THE
PANDEMIC IN ITS OWN POLITICAL INTERESTS, AND THE ECONOMIC CRISIS
THAT IS RUNNING ALONGSIDE THE VIRUS IS BEING EXPLOITED BY THE
FAR-RIGHT TO BUILD ITS SOCIAL AND POLITICAL BASE. BUT THERE ARE
VICTORIES TOO, WHERE THE PEOPLE MOBILISE FOR A DIFFERENT VISION OF
SOCIETY AND DEFEAT THE HATE AND FEAR. WE MUST BUILD THAT ALTERNATIVE
TOGETHER.

THESE ARE CRUCIAL ISSUES FOR US TO ADDRESS: IT’S URGENT FOR US TO
ANALYSE AND GET ORGANISED TOGETHER TO DEFEAT THE FAR RIGHT.

This conference brings together activists and experts from Europe and
beyond to plan the most effective ways of challenging the far right
and defeating them. WE WILL SHARE EXPERIENCE, ANALYSIS AND STRATEGIES
FOR MOBILISATION AND ACTION.

_In the first part of the conference_, we will be looking at the
internationalisation of the far-right, the role of neoliberalism and
war in its rise, its attacks on our rights and liberties, the increase
in racism and Islamophobia, how the pandemic is used by the far right,
and HOW THE LEFT IS RESPONDING.

_In the second part_, we will focus on HOW WE FIGHT BACK, with
movement building and grassroots work, unity in action and alliances,
international solidarity and coordination, migrant self-organisation
and solidarity with migrants, and effective trade union action across
borders.

OUR MAIN AIM IS TO BUILD A NEW NARRATIVE – BASED ON THE REALITY OF
PEOPLE’S LIVES, TO CREATE A DIFFERENT SOCIETY WHERE THERE IS NO
SPACE FOR FASCISM IN ANY OF ITS FORMS.

_AIMS:_

* To strengthen a radical left counter-narrative to far-right
manipulation of interlocking crises
* To develop and strengthen European-wide mobilising in this and
other areas
* To share best practices and concrete actions of social struggles,
movements, politics to fight back the far-right
* To develop and strengthen unity on the left and across progressive
movements in Europe
* To facilitate movement-building in individual countries via a
preparatory process
* To work together to build a society where there is no space for
fascism and everywhere is free of fascism.

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