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This is a HUGE tactical error, dividing their forces for MULTIPLE rallies at noon:

12PM actions on Wilshire Blvd at these cross streets:
Figueroa/Downtown LA at NOON: Join Critical Mass, downtown workers, students, and others at the intersection. People will gather here with signs, banners and noisemakers for actions on this corner, and then make their way to Westwood and Wilshire at 5 p.m.

Alvarado/Park View- Alvarado and Wilshire at NOON: Join the Watts Drum corps, immigrants from Pico/Union and high school and college students from the surrounding area for live music (bands to be announced) followed by a march to Normandie and Wilshire at 1:30 p.m. sharp.

Car Caravan / Funeral Procession for Bush Regime will form along Wilshire from Alvarado to Parkview and at 1:30 sharp proceed down Wilshire to Westwood, gathering forces as it goes. Drivers Wanted!

Vermont and Wilshire at NOON: Join congregants from First Unitarian Church to drive out the Bush Regime.

Normandie and Wilshire at Noon: to be announced

Crenshaw and Wilshire at NOON: Join people from Leimert Park and South Central, and high school students from surrounding area for spirited rally indicting the Bush regime for their crimes, including against the people of New Orleans, then traveling to Westwood.

Fairfax and Wilshire at NOON: Join Axis of Justice, Out Against the War
and high school students from the area for actions, including
mural-making, before making their way to Westwood.

Westwood and Wilshire NOON: Join UCLA World Can't Wait!, Code Pink, Veterans for Peace, and college students from Cerritos and from all over the area for actions, speakers and music, leading up to the 5:00 p.m. Rally and March!

3rd Street Promenade and Wilshire/Santa Monica at NOON to be announced
Or pick your own corner on Wilshire!

The MEDIA will be confused: WHERE should they send TV cameras.

Their SUPPORTERS will be confused: WHICH rally should I attend.

From la.indymedia.org, THIS seems to be the main event:

5:00 PM!
Westwood and Wilshire:
Rally and March through Westwood

Speakers and participants include:
Axis of Justice; Rev. Richard Meri Ka Ra Byrd, KRST Unity Center; Code Pink; Bianca Jagger; Leon Mobley;Critical Mass; Culture Clash; Rickie Lee Jones; Ed Ellis, President of Veterans for Peace, L.A.; Esthetics Crew; Alan Jones, Dean of Faculty, Pitzer College; Simon Levy, director "What I Heard About Iraq" at Fountain St. Theater; Bill Mitchell, co-founder of Gold Star Families for Peace; Topanga Peace Alliance; UCLA World Can't Wait!