The Pepsi vs. Coke of the Anti-War Movement

California Patriot Magazine ^ | Rory Miller '02

[Lucius Cornelius Sulla]

Good work, angry. I know that there is a lot of physical beauty in the Bay Area, but sometimes I think that the time has come for the remnant of good people in that place to leave, and not turn back, lest they be turned into a block of salt!

[Luke FReeman]

Thanks for the great read and the flag BTTT!

FReepers

[Ms. AntiFeminazi]

volley bump! Great to see you Luke! :)

[Ms. AntiFeminazi]

Hi Matchett! You going to CPAC?

bttt for a very good post.

[Dec31,1999]

bttt.

[afraidfortherepublic]

Thanks for the comprehensive analysis. I see that nothing has changed at Berkeley.

[cerberus]

Isn’t it puzzling how the same few people show up in all these different clubs?...One has to wonder whether they are truly ideologically committed to peace or if they are simply opposed to anything that would help preserve our country.

Good work!

This is a very accurate observation. This is how a very small group of Marxist ideologues almost invariably are able to exploit and channel the sentiments of the naive majority who participate in these demonstrations. In addition, they seek to develop a mask of respectability by seeking members of the clergy and union leaders to speak at these events.

Furthermore, they are NOT committed to peace, but rather to violent class warfare and the destruction of Freedom.

Wherever you have these types of demonstrations look to see who's really doing the grunt work not necessarily who is giving the speeches. If you're really interested, try going to some of the "organizational" meetings and watch what goes on and how things work.

[js1138]

What these folks need is a good Jolt.

[hellinahandcart]

Oh goody, another chance to bump this.

[hellinahandcart]

Thought y'all might enjoy this too...

[powderhorn]

I had a little bit of experience with these sort of folks back in the 70's. You have to be kind of over the edge all on your own to take them seriously. They end up recruiting about 2% of any group that they try to take over. Although sometimes they do manage to take over whole organizations. One group I was involved with (Vietnam Veterans Against The War) had been taken over by the CPUSA. Most of the VVAW chapters in the nation, including the Minneapolis chapter that I was a member of, chose to disband rather than be associated with the CPUSA.

[KeyWest]

Bump- for later reading

[brityank]

Well written, AC.
Just more groups under the Democratic Socialists of America anti-American tent and their Congressional enablers.

[First_Salute]

Many thanks for bringing this to my attention!