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To: Nadine Carroll who wrote (56405)	11/10/2002 2:32:57 AM
From: Eashoa' M'sheekha	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

>>The anti-war movement is a Communist front.<< heh heh Dang Commies, eh? Eric Raymond writes a good blog,but maybe this fellow has a better perspective on things.Too often it takes the radical left or right to wake up the center.I would say the vast vast majority were there to protest the potential war. “Organizing against the silence is important,” Bob Borosage, executive director of Campaign for America’s Future, a leading progressive policy shop in Washington, said backstage at the rally: “This [rally] is easy to dismiss as the radical fringe, but it holds the potential for a larger movement down the road.” Borosage did add that the WWP “puts a slant on the speakers and that limits the appeal to others. But history shows that protests are organized first by militant, radical fringe parties and then get taken over by more centrist voices as the movement grows. They provide a vessel for people who want to protest.” laweekly.com KC@NoApologiesForTheCommies.com