[aristotleman]

God help us.

[3AngelaD]

I especially liked the one from Michigan, Vanessa, who seems to be less than fluent in her native tongue.

[ml/nj]

I admit it: The only reason I attended the April 20th pro-Palestinian rally in Washington, DC was to cause trouble. Put 75,000 fundamentalist Muslims, angry Arab Americans, ‘60s-liberal leftovers and tie-dyed, twenty-something neo-hippies in the same place, and the comedy potential is simply too great to pass up.

If they had 75,000 at that Palie Rally last Saturday, then we had 150,000 at the March for Justice (on 10/31/98) judging by the crowd visible to the cpan cameras. (FTR, I thought we had about 5000 at the MFJ.)

ML/NJ

[AGreatPer]

Is this the same Michael Graham that used to broadcast out of North Carolina? If it is, he is wonderful. Used to get him late at night here in PA when he wasn't pre-empted by basketball.

Too bad he didn't find us at our rally.

[wimpycat]

Is this the same Michael Graham who has a radio show and a column in South Carolina? He's hilarious.

Good work, Michael, you confronted the morons with their own stupidity. Too bad it will sail right over their heads.

[Ancesthntr]

I suspect that maybe a few of these wacked out morons might not have shown up if they had bothered to check out what really happened in Jenin by looking at these aerial photographs of Jenin and the refugee camp battle site.

Then again, I could be wrong - they just came to protest something, anything.

[jpl]

The best thing about this rally was that the F.B.I. almost certainly got some good information on who might be potentially dangerous.

[Nachum]

Bump for having steel balls.

[Chad Bagwell]

Wedge: Imperial[ist] morons sited!

Luke: Pick your targets and go!