These were taken today as I walked in the park.
I was sickened.
These were taken today as I walked in the park.
I was sickened.
One of the things that the KGB did in its heyday was to reach out to the fringes of American society in order to appeal to malcontents, deviants, criminals, and others who were generally shunned by mainstream American society. Now, long after the KGB is itself history, the seeds of its early outreach efforts have grown into blooming fields of Communistic acceptance by gays, anarchists, athiests, some welfare recipients, and criminals.
It's times like this I wish I owned one of those jackets with "FBI" in giant yellow letters on the back. I'd just walk all around the protest all day, wearing that jacket and carrying a camera with a HUGE honkin' lens, snapping hundreds of photos and making the Saddam lovers all paranoid as hell.