Global Day of Action - Greater Boston

Bikes Not Bombs hosts Noam Chomsky: What are the impacts of the current US war in Iraq? Are we heading towards unending war in the Middle East, involving more nations such as Iran? What realistic possibilities exist for withdrawal? What sort of government or situation is likely to result? How has this war damaged US foreign relations and ability to conduct diplomacy? What are the effects on terrorism? What is the real agenda of our government planners, what is at stake, and who stands to gain? What are the human costs? The costs to the US economy and social programs?

Professor Noam Chomsky will be speaking to answer these questions and more as he addresses "The Impacts of the Iraq War." As the war stretches on and threatens to spread into unending war in more countries, this is an important time to hear from Professor Chomsky, deepen our understanding of the workings of power, and consider how we can best work towards lasting peace and social justice.

January 31, 2007, Doors open at 6:00 pm on the Main Stage, Media Arts Bldg at Roxbury Community College, 1234 Columbus Ave, Roxbury