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Any "protestor" stupid enough to interfere with the US military in a time of war, such as blocking base entrances and sabotage, should be tried for such crimes, aggressively.

Yeah, there's a guy up in the S.F. Bay Area who tried to stop a military supply train back in the 60s heading to Alameda Naval Air Station (as I recall) by lying on the tracks. He now walks with prosthetic legs. I don't think he was prosecuted for war crimes but he paid quite a penalty. I've had enough of this 60s nonsense -- off with their heads!

AP's promoting these rallies - days of free PR w/times, locations, contact names...and leaving out the anti-Bush, anti-Semitic, anti-American themes...pushing the "love and peace" and leaving out the "hate and lies." It's propaganda and it's wrong.

Just got back from a Support our President/Support our Troops rally in Ventura (Southern California). About 75 of us showed up. Tremendous response from drivers - lots of passionate honking and thumbs up. Organizer said he couldn't get any interest from the press because it wasn't a "pro-peace" rally.

1 posted on 03/08/2003 4:38 PM EST by Rabid Republican Link.

By dismissing those who support our President, those who elected a GOP majority last November, the press - the left - is trying to overthrow the "will of the people" and muzzle mainstream America. Forget that.