...Party Faithful Interview with Doug Ireland, The Nation commentator, conducted by Between the Lines' Scott Harris

Quest for Peace of the Quixote Center will run a full-page, New York Times signature ad in opposition to CAFTA- the Central American Free Trade Agreement. The 44,000 dollars and 2,500 signatures it takes is being raised from engaged citizens like you, who wish to proudly and publicly say "No" to CAFTA. The state with the highest number of signers (as a percentage of the state's total population) will be specifically acknowledged in the New York Times Ad. Show the country and Mr. Bush that your state will not tolerate CAFTA! See ad text below.

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9-11 was an inside job. (see: www.letsroll911.org )

They could do it again before the election. They are now doing "market research" to see if the "product" of another massive terrorist attack on U.S. soil will turn voters to Bush.


If not, it could always be used to suspend the whole illusion, and just get on with the work of building empire and dictatorship.

Because it is such a broad issue, free trade is a difficult topic to convey to the public. In it's struggle to oppose CAFTA- the Central American Free Trade Agreement, Quest for Peace has created a short flash film which it hopes will highlight some of those problems found in free trade agreements.