On the ground, armed workers are promising to "take a bullet with my fellow workers".
With moves by the communists to arm workers and their seeming control over Allende, it was hardly surprising that the majority of Chileans greeted the coup with rejoicing.
Kaplan calls the general's counterinsurgency doctrine a mix of liberal internationalism, moral interventionism, and nation-building--the result of which is that "American ground forces are therefore becoming more like armed relief workers".
Late one afternoon, after many of the ARM workers had gone home, Mr. Haner and I wandered around among the instruments as a fading golden light bathed the hilltop.
Yesterday, a worker armed with an appropriately 19th-century demolition tool — a sledgehammer — sat astride the south wall of 113 Nassau Street, between Ann and Beekman Streets, pounding chunks of the structure into dust.
If getting a job is hard enough for a white-collar worker armed with a college degree, then the challenge was even steeper for Mr. Deare, who has only a G.E.D., lost 15 years to drug addiction and did a brief stint in prison.
Sure, his band gigged at the Socialist Workers Party's summer school in Skegness, but he didn't really think that they'd turn over capitalism by arming the workers.
Gazprom said it needed to arm its workers to protect against sabotage and terrorist acts that could disrupt gas supplies to Europe.
It is also arming its workers with hand-held computers so they can quickly update the master database of supporters as they knock on doors and make calls.
Marx was supportive of such activity, and having recently received a substantial inheritance from his father of either 6000 or 5000 francs, allegedly used a third of it to arm Belgian workers who were planning revolutionary action.
To begin with, we present the two-armed worker robot from Seiko Epson.
