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PORTS FOR PEACE: Annual business activity associated with the twenty-nine strategically vital West Coast ports that run from San Diego to Anacortes, Washington, and drive the US-Asia shipping network accounts for more than 10 percent of US GDP. When contract negotiations idled the ports for more than a week in October 2002, losses ran to $1 billion daily until President Bush invoked the first Taft-Hartley injunction since 1971 to force the International Longshore and Warehouse Union back to work.
So it was with some measure of satisfaction that 10,000 ILWU members staged the broadest labor action to date against Bush's Iraq War, shutting down all West Coast ports for the daytime shift on May 1. The ILWU's long history of radicalism stretches back to founder Harry Bridges, leader of the 1934 San Francisco general strike, and includes outspoken opposition to US wars from Korea to Iraq. The May Day walkout, said the ILWU's Craig Merrilees, was a chance for port workers to "send a message to the folks in Washington that seem deaf to the overwhelming majority of Americans that want an end to the war." The action drew support from dozens of labor and peace groups--including in Iraq, where a statement signed by thirty-seven Iraqi labor leaders demanded an immediate withdrawal of US troops and expressed solidarity with workers around the world who "organised strikes and demonstrations to end the occupation." MAX FRASER
Isn't he the anarchist formally known as Prince? Ha, ha!where's kropotkin when we need him?
i don't see you sayin much, manTOMORROW IS MAY DAY!
Stay home from Work! Tell you boss to shove it!