Iraq Protests Organized By Communists

The BBC in its anti-American zeal is quite happy to report on and quote organizers of planned anti-war protests. What the BBC doesn't tell you is that these protests are organized by the Communist Party.

Convenor Lindsey German said: "The nomination of Wolfowitz, the man who is recognised as chief architect of war with Iraq, will outrage most decent people."

Besides disgraced George Galloway's RESPECT London mayoral candidate, who is Lindsey German? A communist.

Members of the coalition, the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND) and the Muslim Association of Britain are expected to speak at the rally.

Kate Hudson, of CND, said: "We will be marching because we reject warmongering foreign policy as well attacks on our civil liberties at home.

Kate Hudson is vice chair of The Communist University.

Meanwhile, MP George Galloway, another speaker, said there was still much opposition to involvement in Iraq.

One of Galloway's more famous statements is this:

"Yes, I did support the Soviet Union, and I think the disappearance of the Soviet Union is the biggest catastrophe of my life."

Scott Burgess has a good round up of quotes from these moonbats.

Bring back the Taliban:

But what if a U.S. withdrawal means the return of the Taliban and Saddam Hussein?

"Anything would be better than American Imperialist rule," she [a Stop the War Spokesperson] snapped back.

Bring Back the Soviet Union:

the disappearance of the Soviet Union is the biggest catastrophe of my life. (Galloway)

Bring Back Saddam Hussein, and March on Jerusalem:

Sir, I salute your courage, your strength, your indefatigability. And I want you to know we are with you until victory, until Jerusalem.(Galloway, to Saddam Hussein)

[Galloway has tried to backtrack and claim he was talking to the Iraqi people. Sound that way to you?]

Give Communism another chance:

I don’t think communism failed (Comrade Bob Crow, trade unionist and Monbiot associate)

Stand in Solidarity with North Korea:

Our Party has already made its basic position of solidarity with People[']s Korea clear(Andrew Murray, chair of the Stop the War Coalition, and Politburo member, Communist Party of Britain)

See suicide bombers as the 'only option' for Palestinians:

"Many people criticise these operations but the Palestinians have no other option," (Dr Azzam Tamimi of the Muslim Association of Britain)

The BBC should be ashamed of itself for being a mouthpiece for these communists and terrorists sympathizers.

Instapundit has some suggestions for these moonbats.

WAR CRITICS want to mark the anniversary of the war -- there will be an "antiwar protest" at my local mall tomorrow and there are all sorts of events planned worldwide -- but a proper way of marking the date would be with a mass apology to the Iraqi people, and to George W. Bush, for taking the wrong side at a crucial moment in history.

Sackcloth, ashes, and signs reading: WE WERE WRONG, SORRY WE TRIED TO BLOCK ARAB DEMOCRACY, and WRONG ABOUT AFGHANISTAN, WRONG ABOUT IRAQ -- DON'T LISTEN TO US NEXT TIME would be appropriate.

I'm not expecting that. But at least some people are marking the occasion in suitable fashion. It may be premature to gloat, but it's not premature to point out the moral and intellectual bankruptcy of the "peace" movement, which has been apparent since the very beginning.

The protests in America are organized by communists as well.

As I said in that post:

March away you moonbats! Shout! Scream at the top of your voice! Wave anti-American banners! Denounce all the great changes that are happening around the world. Tell the Afghans, Iraqis, Palestinians, Saudis, Egyptians and Lebanese you want things to go back to the way they were! Go on, shout it loud and clear! The world deserves to see the moonbats in full regalia and then they will know that, truly, the emperor has no clothes.

Anyone who attends these protest should be ashamed of themselves.
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