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London: Mass anti-war rally set for Saturday
Boy oh boy, this is going to be some spectacle - the hard core of the anti-war movement in their full, dumb-ass glory. We didn't even have to force them out, they actually want to expose themselves.
The Stop The War Coalition says hundreds of thousands of protesters are set to attend a mass rally in London on Saturday.
You guys'll have to think of a new name now, like "Threatened Dictators Protection League" or something.
They say the rally will be held to commemorate the people who have died during the conflict.
Picturing a procession carrying coffins bearing the names "Saddam", "Uday", "Qusay", "Chemical Ali", "Fedayeen Saddam", I might well shed a tear or two myself...
Meanwhile, anti-war groups are organising a meeting in London on May 25 with international lawyers to consider whether members of the British government, including Tony Blair, Jack Straw and Geoff Hoon have committed war crimes.
Can we try the organisers for Breathtaking Hypocrisy crimes?
A Stop The War Coalition spokesman said: "We are organising meetings in many parts of the country which are bigger than those which took place before the war started." He said one meeting in Liverpool on Tuesday night had drawn a crowd of more than 1,000 tyrant apologists people. The coalition expects hundreds of thousands of people from across the UK to take part in Saturday's march, which will be held to commemorate the people who had died during the conflict. Demonstrators will hold a minute silence as a mark of respect to the Iraqi civilians and members of the military forces who have been killed or injured in the fighting.
Someone ought to add up how many minutes' silence would be needed if this number of casualties represented one unit of the total number of Saddam's victims.
Carol Naughton, chairwoman of CND, said she was convinced war crimes had been committed and she believed the case should be heard in the International Criminal Court in The Hague.
One can only hazard a guess at what else this deluded fool also believes.
Mrs Naughton who is helping to organise Saturday's rally, said she was being asked why she was still protesting against the war, now that it seemed the military phase was nearing its end. She went on: "I cannot put my conscience to one side just because thousands of people have already been killed. The conduct of this war has been inhumane and we have to keep opposing what has happened to make sure that the people carrying this out are held accountable."
Inhumane by whose standards? Aaaargh, don'tcha just wanna strangle pacifists?!!!!
Anas Altikriti of the Muslim Association of Britain said the vast majority of Muslims in this country remained opposed to the war. He said the British public was being fed "lies and deception" about the conduct of the war while the true nature of the humanitarian disaster had not been disclosed.
Disclose it to us then, you arrogant, deluded, SOB.
Posted by: Bulldog 2003-04-09
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