http://informage.net/articles/2003/03/17/the-daily-war en-us 40 tales from anglospheric la-la-land <p><i>Instead of devoting their energy to securing food, jobs and land, social movements around the world are being forced to spend their time fighting the low-level war against their own criminalisation. </p> <p> The great irony is that these movements are actually waging the real war on terrorism - not with law and order but by providing alternatives to the fundamentalist tendencies that exist wherever there is true desperation.</i> </p> <p> I never paid that much attention to Naomi Klein or 'No Logo', writing her off as part of the fashionably vacuous anti-globalisation movement. <a href="http://www.guardian.co.uk/comment/story/0,3604,915533,00.html?=rss" target="_blank">This</a> makes me think I may have been rather hasty - good writing and perfectly timed.</p> Mon, 17 Mar 2003 20:32:36 +0000 urn:uuid:86adf3adc952306267b0eb4c046dc438 sean http://informage.net/articles/2003/03/17/the-daily-war worldage http://informage.net/articles/trackback/65