San Francisco Rally - Anti-war demonstrators want troops out of Iraq

SFGate.com ^ | 4/10/04 | Matthew B. Stannard and Cicero A. Estrella, Chronicle Staff

[NormsRevenge]

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Between 2,000 and 3,000 people came to United Nations Plaza and marched down Market Street. Police reported no problems or arrests.

International A.N.S.W.E.R. organized the "emergency" action last week after a new wave of fighting began in the Iraqi city of Fallujah.

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"The only way the United States is going to leave Iraq, which is very unfortunate, is if the Iraqi resistance militarily wins," said Joshua Deutsch, 22, a public health student at UC Berkeley with a "Long Live Fallujah" sign.

Deutsch said he hoped as few U.S. troops are killed as possible, but "There is a right side to this conflict, and the Iraqis are fighting for their freedom."

[fiftymegaton]

Somebody buy these people a clue.

[Howie66]

I want San Francisco out of the United States!!

[Alia]

Norm -- these people are always "marching". Parading in the streets. They have no idea, historically, of how they come across. (shudder)

[NormsRevenge]

Renaldo Manuel Ricketts of Panama wears a U.S. flag as he marches during an anti-war protest in San Francisco, Saturday, April 10, 2004. Similar protests were planned in other large U.S. cities. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu)

[Alia]

I used to love SF -- some of my best youth was in downtown -- it was so clean and fun -- and yes, relatively safe. It's become a cesspool, and the rats come out in broad day light to parade in the streets.

[NormsRevenge]

Sandra Shand holds up a George Bush blow-up doll during an anti-war protest on Market St. in San Francisco Saturday, April 10, 2004. Thousands of protestors took the streets of San Francisco to protest of U.S occupation of Iraq (news - web sites). (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu)

[RepubMommy]

Deutsch said he hoped as few U.S. troops are killed as possible, but "There is a right side to this conflict, and the Iraqis are fighting for their freedom."

Geez, and so are we. Duh. It's too bad the Iraqi people and the airheads in SF can't seem to grasp that

[Alia]

What's that sign say? "Bush is a 4-letter ---". OHMIGAWD! Genuwhine product of Pub Ed! He's giving spelling lessons in the street! I bet he's a member of the educational union -- one of a gadzillion of these "unions" "committees" "cabals".

[South40]

They'll deny they are anti-American but these photos speak volumes.

[NormsRevenge]

Tom Gross and Arlene Bruce, both of Washington, sit a park bench and talk in Layfayette Park, across from the White House, during a protest against the war in Iraq (news - web sites), Saturday, April 10, 2004. A year after the U.S. capture of Baghdad, anti-war protesters are in the nation's capital. The groups that have organized anti-war and International Monetary Fund (news - web sites) and the World Bank (news - web sites) spent the afternoon in Washington to rally and march against the Iraq war. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)

[Simmy2.5]

Same here. Though, I DO still feel something for San Francisco (I had some great times there in my youth. And, I still have relatives that live in the Sunset District). Now with all the homeless and the filth, it isn't that great anymore. Its so sad what liberals have done to a once great city.

[RepubMommy]

Gee now look at that idjut Sandra wearing a Kuckkoo bird shirt. Yes he has a shot.

[Alia]

See the nose on that puppet (not the girl); these folks are still peo'd that Clinton got nailed for so many things. OTOH, given this is SF; it could be a newer sex toy in her hand.

[californication]

How dare they desecrate the flag! They do not support America, that want America to cease existance.

[NormsRevenge]

How many violated Indian treaties 8-? lol

Thanks

[NormsRevenge]

Oh you are having way too much fun with this thread.. lol ;-]

[NormsRevenge]

There's more :-\

disgusting maggots

Protestors march on 16th Street towards the White House during a rally against the war in Iraq (news - web sites), Saturday, April 10, 2004 in Washington. Anti-war protesters again were in the nation's capital a year after the U.S. capture of Baghdad, demanding President Bush (news - web sites) withdraw U.S. troops from Iraq. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta)

[NormsRevenge]

Sandra Duncan, left, of Costa Rica, and Sonia Umanzor, of El Salvador (news - web sites), right, participate in a protest against the war in Iraq (news - web sites), Saturday, April 10, 2004 in Washington. A year after the U.S. capture of Baghdad, anti-war protesters are in the nation's capital. The groups that have organized anti-war and International Monetary Fund (news - web sites) and the World Bank (news - web sites) demonstrations spent the afternoon in Washington to rally and march against the Iraqi war. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)

[Ethyl]

"The only way the United States is going to leave Iraq, which is very unfortunate, is if the Iraqi resistance militarily wins," said Joshua Deutsch, 22, a public health student at UC Berkeley with a "Long Live Fallujah" sign.

Deutsch said he hoped as few U.S. troops are killed as possible, but "There is a right side to this conflict, and the Iraqis are fighting for their freedom."


josua deutsch needs to grow up and get a brain. It happens to most of us when we MATURE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! f*ck him and his stupid little group of pigs. san francisco........hahahaha what a joke of a city........guess what san fran you are the butt of jokes with the REAL AMERICA, if you want to get out of America, we'll help!!!