by Molly Gibbs

Olympia activists are bringing together a remarkable cadre of experts to address the demise of democracy and rise of corporate power, and the role of the military in our lives. We are responsible for what is being done with our tax dollars and our power. We are outraged.

This October, a can-do, positive series entitled The Cost of War allows us to explore in-depth the messages behind “Stop the War.” We spell out, in detail, precisely why we are opposed to today’s wars over oil, water, privatization, imperialism, international war crimes, multinational monopolies, mercenaries, . . .

Military recruiters try to simulate a sand wall, that you, uh, climb...in parking lots—you know, war conditions.