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Kudos to the NYC Freepers! It's a shame that your legion of 3,000 was outnumbered by anywhere from 120,000 to 200,000 against the war.

It's almost unfathomable that the city that took the greatest hit from the 9-11 terror attacks could rally in any numbers greater than a few hundred against the war.

I don't regret leaving NYC a year ago - I salue you guys but the numbers in NYC are so overwhelming. NYC is, by and large, a lost cause.

Wait until Mayor Ferrer or Sharpton gets elected!

It's a start, a month ago you couldn't get 100 conservatives at a corner.

The left is organized and united. Unfortunately we have a lot of catching up to do.

You also must remember that large cities is where the pseudo intellectual rabble congregate such as San Francisco, Los Angeles and New York.

The next liberal mayor will have the city council declare NYC a terrorist free zone by passing a resolution. The terrorists naturaly will cower in fear and remove NY as a target. Next they will pass a resolution declaring NY a nuclear free zone and the Chinese and Russians will take us off their target list.

Having solved these major problems, they will next pass a resolution banning poverty in NYC. Ahh and last but not least, a citywide gun free zone which I am certain will convince all criminals to throw away their guns and hold people up with bannanas.

You have to love the liberal mindset.

Since 90% of normal people are working on weekdays, you have to wonder if the 100,000 that march on weekdays are independently wealthy or unemployed to be able to parade on the streets.

I wouldn't worry too much. The polls nationwide are clear, the majority support the war and the president up to 75%. The same was true during the Vietnam era. Until the very last, polls showed most people supported the troops in Vietnam. The radical left always has been and always will be in the minority. The only reason they win is that they are more commited and more likely to show up at the polls on election day.

Conservatives are too busy working so we can pay the exhorbitant income taxes that subsidize the demonstrators.

It's almost unfathomable that the city that took the greatest hit from the 9-11 terror attacks could rally in any numbers greater than a few hundred against the war.

Actually, many, many, MANY of those animals were from the 'burbs. I had the misfortune of being in Penn Station at about 4 p.m. Saturday and saw them all there with their dopey signs. Frankly, I wanted to kick their teeth in for coming into my city, wasting my tax dollars and preventing the police from protecting us from the protestors' terrorist buddies.