He was wearing a Delaware State Trooper's uniform when he made his appearance. For "Peace Protesters" they seem to forget you can't go around putting your hands on people. St. Michael had them back off a few paces.
Funny how Gestapo the Peace Protresters act. The first question to me was an indignant, "What's your name?"
I told her that not only didn't she have a right to my name, she didn't have a right to my time.
There was someone who claimed to be an Associated Press reporter, though he didn't have any business cards. He did have an "AP ID" which didn't look very professional. The reason I questioned his claim was he was arguing more against the war than interviewing me, all while most of the protest was going on across the street. I told him I asked because it wouldn't be the first left winger who had posed as a "journalist" to keep people otherwise occupied.
Another guy demanded my name, more KGB like in his manner than Gestapo. Turns out, he claims he's media. So I look at his hat and he's got "Say No To War" and "Hail To The Thief" buttons on his hat. So I laugh and say, "Yeah, with those buttons, and I read them off, you're media all right. What media are you?" He rattles off something like "World Socialist World Workers Socialist World" which considering that this "journalist" was also carrying a canvas paperbag full of his wares leads me to believe that the local "PennySaver" has a wider circulation than the World Socialist World Workers Socialist World".