The attack on the global working class
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  - Imperialist Attacks On Iraq Are Part Of
    Preparing For War Against Workers State In Russia
  
        - By Naomi Craine, Militant, 9 March
	  1998. Washington's war moves are not simply a drive to
	  bring the Saddam Hussein regime to its knees, but are a step
	  by the U.S. rulers to put themselves in a position to
	  directly confront workers states and attempt to restore
	  capitalist rule through military force.
   
  - The U.S. as Fourth Reich
 
        - By Dave Stratman, newdemocracyworld.org, 2 September 
          2002. As ill-considered as Bush's war-like policies
	  may seem, in fact there are powerful strategic reasons
	  behind them. Parallels with World War II. The U.S. has
	  determined to serve a role similar to that of the Nazi
	  regime in the 1930s and '40s, fulfilling the role of
	  the Fourth Reich to governments most likely to be
	  threatened by mass insurrections and revolutionary
	  upheavals in the coming years.
   
  - Unite to fight the warmakers
 
        - From IAC Action Center, 24 January 2003. Unable to
	  contend with the historic and constitutional right of the
	  people to control their own government and the direction
	  of their country, the Bush Administration has now launched
	  an assault on the anti-war movement. As the clock ticks
	  down and the administration rushes to wage war against
	  Iraq, it is starting another war here at home against the
	  people of the United States.
  
  - Report on urban warfare points to US plans to
    destroy Iraqi cities
  
        - By Patrick Martin, World Socialist Website, 30 October
	  2002. A blueprint for the use of overwhelming military and
	  technological supremacy to brutalize and terrorize a far
	  weaker opponent into submission. 
Doctrine for Joint
	  Urban Operations.
 against urban masses. The use of
	  advanced weaponry on a massive scale against a target
	  including civilians as a substitute for the perils and
	  difficulties of house-to-house ground combat. 
  - Bringing the War Back Home: The Stealth
    Assault on the Poor
  
        - By David Hilfiker, Z Magazine, 10 April
	  2003. The Bush Administration's stealth attack on the
	  poor has gone almost unnoticed. Place the many pieces on the
	  table together, however, and the breadth and the depth of
	  the attack become startling.