Waging Peace: The Art of War for the Antiwar Movement

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I'll have to look into this book. I didn't even know about it. Thanks bee

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There has to be a rallying point before the public (and anti-war movement) can get their act together, re Bush's war. Something more personal, such as a draft.

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