Antiwar Protest Largest Since '60s

[Chuck0]

Dennis Perrin wrote:
>>The Post reported the only interesting thing about the rally, namely the
>>numbers who showed up.  Other than that, the speeches were mind-numbingly
>>boring.
>>
>>Nathan Newman
> 
> 
> I've heard from and read about many people who share Nathan's take. So may I
> ask: What's this in aid of? Stopping a war that cannot be stopped? Indulging
> a group of political creeps who probably fantasize that they're addressing
> the masses in Beijing, Belgrade and Baghdad? Going through the lefty motions
> ("Hey! Let's put on a demo in DC! That'll rock the warmongers!")?

Are you referring to International ANSWER (Act Now to Submit to the 
Worker-world-party’s Empire and Rule)?

Chuck0

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