[MadIvan]

These people are almost funny, in a black comedy sort of way. ;)

Regards, Ivan

[Wondervixen]

You know, afte all the hardships these imbiciles have been through, a firey death from missile fire might just be the most humane ending for them.

[Tealc]

[Gunrunner2]

Silly thing is. . .these guys actually think they are doing something noble and brave.
Noble? No way, as it is innoble to demonstrate support for a bloody dictator.
Brave? Not a chance, as these people aim to be shields at locations that are not targeted. They will stand around schools, hospitals, water treatment plants, what have you, but nooooooo. . . .they won't stand in the front door of a ammo dump or "palace."

Cowards all.

[keats5]

“There comes a time at which we have to leave the buses behind and move on without them,” said John Rose, an American who spent seven years with the Zapatista rebels in Mexico and has joined the trip in Turkey. “We just have to cut them loose now.”

FREE THE BUSSES! FREE THE BUSSES!

[Budge]

BWAHAHA!

Grace Trevett, a mother of four from Stroud, Gloucestershire, said: “There has been no democracy at all. Ken just tells people they have to like it or they can f*** off. If they can’t respect us, how are they going to respect the Iraqi people?”

You expected "democracy" from an idiot who has renounced his American citizenship?

BWAHAHA!

O'Keefe is nothing but a mini-dictator wanna-be!

BWAHAHA!

[SerpentDove]

>>“I thought it would be hard when we got to Baghdad, but I had no idea the trip would be this awful. I thought the journey would be one long party.” <<

HA HA!!!!

Honey, wait'll you see the grand finale!

[CarmelValleyite]

Sorry folks, but this bus "trip" story cracks me up -- it's SO reminiscent of the stories my hippie (flake) cousin told after disappointedly giving up on communal living in Haight-Ashbury back in summer of '67 (The Summer of LOVE!!!). Heh heh...