[Mark Felton]

"Thank You my friends around the world! Thank You"

Sat Feb 15, 2:38 PM ET

Hundreds of thousands of protestors pack in front of a stage in London's Hyde Park, Saturday, Feb. 15, 2003, for a rally against a possible war with Iraq. (AP Photo/Andrew Parsons)

[areafiftyone]

From that picture it looks like a job for Godzilla!!! One giant step for mankind!!! ;-)

[old school]

Where's my DDT?

[El Gato]

Hundreds of thousands of protestors pack in front of a stage in London's Hyde Park, Saturday,

No way is that "hundreds of thousands". Not even a single hundred thousand, IMHO.

[Brookhaven]

Hundreds of thousands of protestors pack in front of a stage in London's Hyde Park,

Hundreds of Thousands? That would be at least 200,000. Even the most cursory glance would tell you there isn't anywhere near 200,000 people there.

Anyone care to estimate how many people are actually in this picture? There seems to be some cars in the picture that could be used as a reference to determine the square footage. How many people standing per 100 square feet?

There are quite a few people there, but nowhere near 200,000.

[shrinkermd]

Count on the socialist utopians hating us no matter what. Being anti-American is a good domestic policy if you are a European politician. They want us to fail. We must face that. These countries are politically weak and they usually respond to the "streets" because they really differ very little from one another.

We can't respond to the "streets" because it will cost American lives and treasure. If we wait till we are attacked it will be too late.

This has been allowed to drag on too long. If Dubya does not act, and act soon, he is done for as a viable polititical entity. Making this a UN problem was a mistake and we should never make it again --when our vital interest is at stake we need only those allies who are willing to face the music of international opiinion.

[dalebert]

London missed its chance. So many muslems in one spot would have been easy to get rid of. Aren't we finding out the hard way that just because someone lives, works, and gains all the benifits we offer here it still does not make them a loyal American.