An answer to the person on the thread who asked "why all the 'anti-war' protests this weekend, and who's doing this?"
The size of and number of protests indicate to me that the communists are very worried. They are pulling out all the stops... dumping massive amounts of money into the organization and funding of these protests. They have everything to lose when the USA goes in to Iraq to do INSPECTIONS IN FORCE, as JVb calls it.
The communists, as usual, try to hold onto each dictatorship in the world that furthers their agenda. They are very worried that they are gooing to witness the demise of another of their pet murderers.
My big question is - why can't the sheep see this? They are being used, bigtime, by the communists.
Brian Becker, Peta Lindsay, Ramsey Clark, Larry Holmes and the rest of the leaders of ANSWER and WWP are in their death throes. OK, so maybe it doesn't look like it, by watching the news reports, but these communists are on the move because they fear what the US is working on is to kill their dream. Americans have got to wake up and recognize this "anti-war" movement is not that, but a "death to Democracy" movement.
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02/15/2003 11:35:48 AM PST by
tgslTakoma
(Patriots Rally IV, March 1, 2003 - Sylvan Theater, Washington, DC - Start saving $ for gas money now)
I just talked to Kristinn. He said the streets were completely blocked so people who tried to get to our rally couldn't.
The NYPD were cheering and waving at the FReepers while they walked the three blocks from the rally site to McFaddens Restaurant at 2nd Avenue and 42nd Street. The rally is over and our stalwart crew is warming up because it was COLD outside.
To expand on the egg-throwing incident. There was an apartment building next to where the Tri-State Chapter was moved for their rally and several people threw eggs off their balconies at the good guys supporting our troops. At least two eggs were thrown at the group.
After they eat, Kristinn and a few others are going to go back out and walk the streets with their signs. At least 50 people showed up at the rally. After-action reports and pictures will, I assume, follow as soon as people get home and wind down after a hard day on the streets of NYC.