After more than a decade of war, deadly drone and military attacks spread the conflict across the Afghan border into Pakistan. Afghans struggle to change a world increasingly dominated by violence and corruption. Pakistani workers and peasants fight back against worsening economic times with militant strikes and protests. Afghan and Pakistani women comment on the continuing struggle of women resulting from this War On Terror. They discuss the implications of U.S. plans to make a deal with the Taliban, and give insight into U.S. involvement in the region. Activists call for building an international grass roots movement, their demands for economic and social justice echoing the demands of protesters in the Occupy Wall Street movements.