being part of the march yesterday was again a highlight on the fight against the imperialist bastards trying to turn our planet into a doomsday headline.good to see that the world is trying to unite its people against these facists by organising rallies like these all across the globe.a pity though to see the numbers dropping.everytime around it seems like some of us are being locked behind barricades, so as not to get the the peoples voices out.or maybe its just one of those things where us humans loose interest as soon as we get bored.

where were all those millions of people that marched in london on the eve of the occupation...are you now rather sitting in your houses enjoying that great chilean red down in your cellar or are you too caught up in your cuppa tea and a bit of cricket...

the world should stand up and be accounted for...and that means every single one of us.being a foreign national in the uk, you would say, who the f**k are you?, to the criticize your mobilization against a labour government lying through its teeth.if you really did care about the earth and the people on it, why aren't you using people power like in vietnam to get your government out of here!

you had elections, a million strong march and yet still, nothing has changed except glorifying your beliefs in mindless chit chat at your local pub...

shot for all of those that made the day memorable...thanks for blowing those wistles and beating those drums...with out you, we wuld have looked like a que at your local 'tesco'

if we really want to have peace and liberty in todays 21st century...let us get off our backsides and get everyone involved...stop supporting anything feuling the war...fight for our right to be free...fight for your own liberties...nobody else will!

I think the best thing WE can do to get more people active, is go their homes, and smash their televisions.

They might initially express some shock, but after a few weeks of no te-lie-vision, they'd be out on those streets!

Break into people's houses and smash their tellies - what better way to win their support?