>I doubt very much there were any rugged individualists marching on Saturday, they would not want to show any support for Saddam. If there were any, they were probably looking for autographs from celebrities.

Wonderful! :-)

>I watched some coverage of these pro-Saddam marches this weekend and the reason I refer to these marches as being pro-Saddam is that I did not see a single sign enjoining Saddam to do the right thing. All the signs
were anti-US, anti-Bush or anti-War. The only pro-signs were for the failed
inspections.

Fair enough. If that's all you saw then that may partly clarify your hostility to the marchers. Still don't see how lack of a sign means one is pro-Saddam. You're right about the signs, generally speaking, since I personally don't recall any explicitly having a go at Saddam. Perhaps the fact that we're not apologists for him could be taken for granted?




Richard Ali




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