Talk:United for Peace and Justice

message: Since so much of UFPJ's recent organizing (especially its most prominent organizing on the national level) has taken place in relation to ANSWER - and whether the two coalitions were cooperating at the time or not - I think this entry could be improved by a short section on the subject. It could link to the major statements of both sides, including those surrounding the September 24 2005 demonstration (both before and after the fact). —Preceding unsigned comment added by 69.86.137.220 (talk • contribs) 29 Dec 2005
: I'm not at all sure what you mean by "has taken place in relation to"; could you clarify?
: I don't think there is any formal relationship between the two organizations. I don't think either has an official stance about the other. Some prominent members of UFPJ have been highly critical of ANSWER. I'm not sure if prominent members of ANSWER have been comparably critical of UFPJ.
:The major differences I see offhand between the groups are:
:# The suspicion by many in UFPJ that ANSWER is to some degree a front/Trojan Horse for certain neo-Stalinist groups.
:# UFPJ's being generally more ready to say that there has been plenty of blame to go around (Al-Qaida, Saddam, etc.), vs. ANSWER focusing almost exclusively on blaming the US & UK.
:# UFPJ's being more open to draw-downs of troops, less specifically committed to demands for immediate withdrawal.
:# Closely related to that, UFPJ being far more interested in things like trying to convert the views of individual members of the US Congress, rather than focusing almost exclusively on mass protest.
:# ANSWER, possibly because it is led by a small core group, being more willing and able to quickly involve themselves in issues unrelated to the war. For example, ANSWER quickly had a statement out about the recent NYC transit strike; UFPJ would never have the means to rapidly get the level of consensus it requires to make that sort of statement.
:Jmabel | Talk 09:30, 29 December 2005 (UTC)
thread_title:  info on relationship with ANSWER 

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replies: text: I did a bunch of citation work just now; I believe that about 2/3 of the article is now cited. I've marked a few things as specifically needing citation. I would welcome others to do the same (both finding citations and noting where citations are needed). - Jmabel | Talk 03:51, 28 September 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  GA Re-Review and In-line citations 

message: I see that there is a request to cite for "UFPJ's lengthy Unity Statement, adopted as a work in progress at the June 2003 UFPJ National Strategy Conference and occasionally receiving minor updates to reflect world events…" I'm not sure how best to cite for that. I believe the first part should be easy enough; for the second, would it be considered acceptable citation to find successive versions in the Internet Archive? I'm not sure we will find an explicit statement of this, though I think it is obvious. - Jmabel | Talk 00:03, 27 February 2007 (UTC)
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