19 Dec, 2008 17:17

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Interview with Andrzej Zebrowski

The point of the so-called AMD shield in Poland is to tie your opponent’s hands behind his back, so that you can launch an attack against him, says Andrzej Zebrowski, an activist from Poland's 'Stop the War' group.

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