"Joe" wrote in message
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If he really wanted peace they would be marching
to disarm the radical Muslim terrorists that are murdering
innocent people all over the world . . . and not marching to
support and protect such wanton murderers.


Poor Joe.

Of course the lunatic socialist fringe were out on the march. However, I
wonder if you are really stupid enough to believe that the *biggest*
weekday protest in British history consisted purely of the lunatic left?


The reason that 95% of the protesters were marching is very simple. The
US and Britian have invaded a sovereign state with no justification. You
have strenghtened Al Q'aeda. In your well intentioned, but unintelligent
arrogance, you are breeding tororrow's terrorists. This simple fact
terrifies ordinary people in Britian.

I use the word "unintelligent" because you are too stupid to see that Iraq
had nothing to do with 9/11.

You also seem to be too stupid to understand that killing innocent, peace
loving, civilians in a faraway land will not have any reprecussions.

Your ignorance also leads you to believe that anybody who disagrees with
your point of view must be "anti-American".


What happened to the American "dream"? What happened to freedom of
expression? Why is it that anybody who thinks that Bush is wrong gets
labelled "anti-American"? ALL the evidence suggests that Iraq posed
little, or no threat to international security. ALL the evidence suggests
that Bush was wrong.


The charitable view is that Bush is an idiot. The uncharitable view is that
he is a liar who has lined his own, and his friends', pockets at the expence
of world stability for at least a generation.


You ignorant rednecks should grow up and look for the truth. The fact that
you have the biggest military machine that this planet has ever seen,
doesn't mean that you can use that power with impunity. You have already
displayed your ignorance of the outside world by assuming that the London
protestors came from all over Europe. There wouldn't have been more than a
couple of hundred non-British residents at that march.




Regards


Donal
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