[woofie]

At the back of the procession was one of the three London buses which travelled to Baghdad before the Iraq war taking a group of high profile "human shields".

Shouldnt the human shield be in front?

[theDentist]

Shouldn't that read "Lowlifes Turn Out for Bush Protest"?

[aomagrat]

What happened to the hundreds of thousands the media have been talking about?

[Billthedrill]

Well, OK, 200 is a little down from the 100,000 they were anticipating, but there are plenty of puppets to go around...

[Dane]

Maybe the people in the UK are getting onto the liberal bias of the BBC.

That day will truly happen when the people in the UK, get rid of the yearly tax on each TV they own, to fund the BBC.

[KellyAdmirer]

That's pretty impressive, a 200-man march, Spike Lee should go make a movie about it.

[eyespysomething]

"There have been about 14,000 police, I think that's a wonderful turn-out."

Actually, its 2-3000 police on this day, then 4-5000 this night... The 14,000 is a rough estimate of the total needed for the entire trip, not all at once.

And the human shield buses? Last I heard, one was broken down in Jordan and the guy was trying to get the money to get his bus home, and his wife was none too happy. Hold on...

[eyespysomething]

Here:

Human Shield Buses Stuck in Beirut, Seek Fare Home

I guess they got the money.

[No Blue States]

"Peace campaigners say they aren't disappointed at the low turn-out for George Bush protests across central London."

Lie alert.

[Chad Fairbanks]

Nancy Elan, a musician from New York who has lived in London for 10 years, said she welcomed the opportunity to register her opposition to Mr Bush.

Ok... so you've lived in London for the past 10 years...

She said: "George Bush doesn't represent many Americans, I mean he wasn't even voted in.

and since you have not lived in the U.S. for the last 10 years, I'd have to agree that Bush doesn't represent you...

"Of course I'm not proud that he's supposed to be our president."

Pssst... here's a tip - he's not your president anymore, foreigner...

[HEY4QDEMS]

Typical cowards, there were also hundreds of pro Bush demonstrators who let it be known they intended to counter the lefties throughout the entire visit.

Once the commies heard this they chose not to show up.

Unless they can harass the defenseless they stay away like the weasles they are.

You'll never see a PETA kiosk setup at Daytona bike week denouncing the use of leather, they'd rather attack 95 pound runway models.

COWARDS COWARDS COWARDS!!!!!

[Skooz]

This can't be true.

According to the hyperventilating reporterette at the ABC Radio top of the hour news, millions, maybe billions, were going to protest.

All airliners in the world were crammed with people on their way to London to protest Bush. Those who could not get airline tickets were wading ashore in handmade boats and marching in hundred mile-long columns to the protest site.

Schools have closed, business shut down, hospitals working with skeleten crews because everyone is thronging to protest.

Aliens from all over the galaxy were landing en masse to protest against G. W. Bush because he is such a threat to galactic peace. The British Isle is sinking by several inches under the weight of humanity, and flooding has become a problem in coastal areas.

Through her convulsive orgasms, the reporterette breathlessly and emphatically stated that she may well be the only living organism in the universe who was not on his/her/its way to protest the evil GW Bush.

[cyncooper]

Nancy Elan, a musician from New York who has lived in London for 10 years, said she welcomed the opportunity to register her opposition to Mr Bush.

She said: "George Bush doesn't represent many Americans, I mean he wasn't even voted in.

Poor dim hate-filled Nancy.

[Diddle E. Squat]

Just a couple of hundred? One would never know that from watching Faux News Channel's reporter in London. Somehow Amy Kellogg left that very revealing fact out when spending the most time in her report on Bush's visit talking about the protests(with a sparkle in her eye.)

[MEGoody]

"There have been about 14,000 police, I think that's a wonderful turn-out."

LOL So now we know how these 'protesters' pump up their participant numbers.

[PeteFromMontana]

"Around 200 protesters gathered at Jubilee Gardens on London's South Bank for a colourful parade."




LOL...Love it! I remember when organizers promised a gigantic turnout for an anti-war protest in Downtown Kalipsell. I drove by the event to give them words of encouragement (offered in the traditional way of rolling down my car window and screaming HATE MONGERS and other poignant words) and was greeted by 4 people standing on a street corner. I just left them alone and went back to work.

[1Old Pro]

The media is reporting the protests as if the enite country were protesting, it's really goofy. I guess they just aren't interested in reporting the news anymore.

[all4one]

A member of the Horse Guards takes part in the daily ceremonial guard duty on Whitehall. US President Bush traveled to Britain as anti-war protesters prepared to take to the streets of London by the tens of thousands.(AFP/Eric Feferberg) AFP - Nov 18 4:38 PM

Hmmmmm...."tens of thousands"....but really only about 200...I am sure that of the 200 there are at least 100 are reporters foaming at the mouth and looking for the thousands that were expected.....and this was from Nov. 18 AFP....what will they say tomorrow, when again they throw an Anti-Bush protest and no-one shows-up.....

[COURAGE]

HA HA HA HA!

[ArGee]

Q: What if they scheduled an anti-war protest and nobody showed up?

Shalom.