Will the Sept 15 antiwar protest do anything signifcant to end the Iraq war?

Will the Sept 15 antiwar protest do anything signifcant to end the Iraq war in the next 6 months to a year?

If no, then what will end this war?

actually, knowing you're not alone and being with lots of like minded people is very powerful.

But not directly effective in forcing change.

Not in this day and age.

all that energy with one thought coming together...... Amen-Bring them Home.

After all, we gotta keep our valuable powder dry. Right? Right?

(Let's not forget our precious juices, either.)

history, and the world at large. we aren't all sheep. there is dissent

When middle and upper class kids get drafted, (including those at universities), I think things will change a lot.

and I'm going. Unless as many people show up as showed up for the nam protests, it won't work. The draft is the only thing that can change the equation of a war pres. with absolute power.

reporting for duty. A dem Congress with a spine might help, too.

Suppose you worked in factory. If no one showed up for work, how much product could you produce?

Merkans have to stop producing war product.

and nothing more than that.

So these protests have some value. Meeting people appears very good and getting out the anger appears very good also.

As long as you don't expect to end the war have a good event.

As a student of history, boycotts brought the British and South African National party down.

As for ending the Viet Nam war, it took the Democratic congress to end it when Democrats finally got the courage to do so.


If everyone in the general public who really wants to end this war called General Electric and demanded so, I truly believe this war would end.


After seeing many protests over the last 4 years I will just take this next one with a grain of salt to end the war.

Sigh, just another protest. Ok let's move on.