September the War Coalition. Aims and Objectives The aim of the coalition should be very simpio. to stop the war currenty declared by the United States and its allies against 'terror. We in no way condone the attacks on New York and we feel the greatest compassion for those who lost their life on 11th But any war will simply add the numbers of innocent dead. cause untold sufferina. political and economic instability on a gobal scale, increase racism and result in attacks on civil liberties. The aims of the campaign Supporters of the Coalition, whether organisations or individuals, will of course be free to develo their own analyses and orvanise their own actions. when united initiatives around broad stop the war slogans can moise tie weetest numbers.
The campaign should have weekly open meetings that can divide into working groups cers who report directly to the weekly meet. ings.
We call on all peace activists and organisations, trade unionists, campaigners and labour movement organisations to join with stop the drive to war.
We are committed to opposing any racist backlash generated by this war. We will fight PO Box 3739, London ES 8EJ Phone 07951 235 915 Peace and to launch a Coalition to Stop the War. "A better world is possible," concluded Rae Street, of the Greater Manchester Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND) who organised the meeting together with the Socialist Alliance, Green Party, Globalise Resistance, and other local campaigns, trade unions and individuals. The meeting was also addressed by Bob Oram. West Region, local GP Dr Aneez Esmail, National President of the Medical Practitioners Union and Chris Bambery, of the Socialist Alliance nationally. Vanessa Green Party was unable to to transport difficulties.