Yes, Frank, it is ample testimony when compared to the virtually non-existant public acclaim, demonstrations, or petitions calling for aggression against Iraq.

Recall the callers to Sen. Feinstein's office (50-1 against), recall the town meeting in Cape Cod (100-1 against.)

I'll make you the same deal I offered Ed, below: Tell me, please, when 200,000 march on D.C. in support of war on Iraq.

No, the administration and the Chickenhawks have utterly failed to provide any legitimate justification for aggression on Iraq,/i>, other than the thirst for oil.



Former UN weapons inspectors like Scott Ritter have rejected the Bush Administration's case against Iraq concerning WMD. Iraq doesn't have nukes, is probably a long way from being able to develop them, and 95% of her stores of biochem weapons were destroyed. A popular item at Saturday's rally here was a CD being passed out which contained Mr. Ritters statements denying Iraq's alleged WMD threat.

No, I have to disagree completely with you gentlemen, and I think if you watch, you'll see even greater numbers turning out on 11/16 to voice opposition to war.

It's not about organization, it's about right and wrong.

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