Anti-war protests end in failure!
Harlequin | 23.03.2003 09:55
WE HAVE NOW LOST BOTH THE ARGUMENT AGAINST AND THE BATTLE TO STOP THIS WAR!
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Harlequin: Read your Independent
23.03.2003 10:22
First, The Hyde Park demonstration yesterday, organized at two days notice, pulled in hundreds of thousands of people. The police estimate was 100,000, the Independent gave the figure at 200,000 people, Stop the War said one million. My own guess is that it was close to half a million.
Without the global antiwar movement this war would have happened months ago, and would have involved far more indiscriminate killing.
As it is, it remains an illegal war.
Ghost Buster
Disinformation
23.03.2003 10:25
The above message also claims that there were only 200 protestors at the sit-in at Oxford Street. As someone who was at the side watching I can confirm the reports that there were at least 1000 protestors taking part.
Brian B
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You are a failure...
23.03.2003 10:31
that the US is using Brittish soldiers for fodder,perhaps
you'll think we won.
Yacinth
extra info
23.03.2003 10:49
Brian B
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BBC World 200.0000
23.03.2003 10:52
But BBC WORLD says 200.000 and then 100.000 punters.
Five live followed a now standard line.
"not the 100.000 expected by the organisers" this is pretty standard style of dissing demo's
"most people have realised that now the war has started it's
futile to protest" this was repeated by two or three reporters, based upon what ?? she didn't say probably
part of the governments instruction to the media or maybe Harliquinn is briefin' the press, sounds like a good case of the idiotic leading the idiotic.
when the supporters of Israel had their demo the BBC pronounced the day before that their would be 40,000
and low and behold reports confirmed this.
later a much larger pro palestinian demo was weighed in at a much lesser figure and there fore a failure .
the other line yesterday was that there were far fewer than on the F15 demo . Of course they didn't mention that F15 was
a real international demo with loads more organization and planning, yesterday was not on the same scale for that reason.
Caro H , which "we" are you refering to .... ???
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Why?
23.03.2003 11:05
Dan