London "Anti-War" Demonstrators' True Colours

National Review ^ | 11/18/03 | Amir Taheri

[My2Cents]

Well said, and good point.

[ladyinred]

I wonder if anyone spotted Bill Clinton in the crowd of protesters? He belongs there in that "red" group.

Thankfully not all of Britan feels this way. I saw some citizens interviewed today who just loved Bush and it did my heart good.

Stay the course W! No cutting and running like Clinton did over and over again.

[metalboy]

"We really want to stop Bush and Blair from going around killing babies,"

Yeah, and I`m right after protesting Bush she`ll be at the "pro-choice" rally

[imhere]

But what if a U.S. withdrawal means the return of the Taliban and Saddam Hussein? "Anything would be better than American Imperialist rule," she snapped back.



.......I would not be just a nothin' my head all full of stuffin'
My heart all full of pain.
I would dance and I'D be merry, life would be a ding-a-derry,
If I only had a brain.......

[corlorde]

"Those who can never win elections, always take to the streets. Street politics enables them to escape debate on complex issues that cannot be reduced to a few simplistic slogans."

Oh man, that is priceless! I wonder if that's trademarked or can I print it up on a bumper sticker?

[Issaquahking]

Yes, look up Ruckus society, among other goof ball outfits, in a google search. Communists don't let a little thing like money get in the road of getting the message out - useful idiots are a dime a dozen.

[Milligan]

Thanks! Just looked at the site. Ruckus Society is very organized. With a $300 donation you can learn how to hang from billboards at their training camps.

[VOA]

"This Bush guy, right, is like, so uncool and heavy..."

Facist Bully-Boy
(at least I hazily recollect that term got thrown around a bit on "The Young Ones")

[MEG33]

I was distressed to see the veterans groups when I was doing a bit of research,too.I was puzzled because it made me think of the 60s.Thanks for the info.