Word Up!

"A pattern is now appearing of U.S. complicity with religious extremists worldwide. The U.S. contributed to the establishment of the Taliban. Osama bin Laden was trained and supplied with weapons by the Clinton and Bush administrations. Currently, the U.S. is supporting the Kosovo Liberation forces, which have close ties with the Taliban and other extremists. The scheme is to use these Muslim extremists, first to eliminate a Russian threat, and then to help break down successive Balkan nations so the U.S. can claim the area for itself. This tactic of using religious extremists to protect 'U.S. interests' was also used in Bosnia and Rwanda. Once the objective is achieved, the U.S. has a tendency to abandon these 'allies,' whom we have bought with military and economic assets. Our leaders never consider the possibility that, in anger at having been used, the extremists will turn on the U.S."

--Mary Shepard

WAMM Action!

Kangaroo Court
No Justice for Yugoslavia or Rwanda at International War Crimes Tribunals
Saturday, November 3, 2001, 9:30 a.m.
William Mitchell College of Law
Summit and Victoria, St. Paul
Featuring Toronto defense attorney Chris Black, who will discuss "International War Crimes Tribunals: A Crime Against Peace." Mr. Black and former U.S. Attorney General Ramsey Clark are legal advisers to Slobodan Milosovic at the War Crimes Tribunal in The Hague. Black is also defending a Rwandan General at a tribunal in Tanzania.