The New York Times last Feb. 16 stated that at a World Bank meeting in Hong Kong in 1997, Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin and his deputy Lawrence Summers pressed successfully for opening more markets to further capital penetration. Rubin was an investment banker for three decades and a former Goldman Sachs director who made a fortune on Wall Street. He knew full well these policies would increase suffering in already impoverished sections of the world population. Resistance and street struggles go on worldwide against this global poverty as they do against war. An important step in building more opposition here in the U.S. is getting a full measure of this imperialist enemy and its plan for world domination.
Resistance is sure to come.
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