DC War Protest: Socialist Hemp Activists Gather to Denounce Circumcision, Iraqi Liberation, Jews, Drug Laws, Age of Consent, and Meat

Liberals Unite to Demonstrate Why They Remain Out of Power

It's not often Marxist-Humanists can gather in groups larger than 5 outside the campus coffeehouse. So, when the opportunity presents itself to exchange conspiracy theories and weave hemp clothing, they awake at the crack of noon to check their stash, hop into the VW bus, put on American Beauty, and hit the road to DC.


image courtesy ProtestWarrior.com

Funny thing is that the MSM is portraying this as Cindy Sheehan's march joined by tens of thousands of like-minded average joe Americans who have simply had enough of Bush's lies. See Pic.



Ummm...yeah... Truth is, this was ANSWER's march on Washington. The so called coalition to "Act Now to Stop War and End Racism." However, ANSWER is not simply a progressive activist group. They are a Marxist organization staffed by openly Communist members - including many who supported the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre in China, and would side with the KGB in the failed coup against Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev in 1991.


photo Kris from reflections of a Republican Libertarian

Of course, they can't come out and say this so they parade behind a variety of front groups like Code Pink or United for Peace and Justice, ANSWER, etc.. that the MSM prints instead of accurate labels such as Communist, Socialist, Stalinist, Marxist, Humanist, etc... Of course, our hard hitting investigative mainstream media can't be expected to uncover this double secret connection.

You might actually have to Google it.


photo Kris from reflections of a Republican Libertarian

Behind the placards stand Marxists so red they make Castro look like Zell Miller. Even Anarchists know that ANSWER is really the front for Workers of the World Party.

Glenn Reynolds, Instapundit, sums it up best:

I recommend that readers google the names of people mentioned in the press accounts of this weekend's antiwar protests. I looked up Brian Becker, who's mentioned in this Washington Post story by Petula Dvorak. To be fair, Dvorak at least mentions the ANSWER connection, but a quick Google search of Becker's name finds that he's been praising the "Iraqi resistance" and denigrating U.S. troops since the beginning. It would appear that he's not so much "antiwar" as just on the other side.

As Reynolds himself says, "INDEED."

Fact is, the last major war protest was in 2003 before the blogosphere had yet to mature into a political force. Not so now. What the MSM fails to report, we pass along and fact check. We helped win the election for Bush and we've got ANSWER's number.