How many people does it take...

...to hold a gathering?  Rally??  March???  Protest???  The protests were supposed to start off as a 'coup' against the government...

It is our duty and the duty of the United Nations to rescue the people of the world from the U.S. dictators. Murder for occupation and theft of land is illegal. Murder of journalists is criminal. Remove the traitors who have stolen the U.S. budget and used it to commit international crimes against humanity. ...

Obviously, viewing many of the reports of the 'mass rally's' staged to protest the anniversary of the start of the Iraq War...here is what I have found...

SCOTTSDALE - It was a very small army that protested the Iraq war Friday outside the Scottsdale offices of U.S. Rep. J.D. Hayworth.

Only two peace activists stood near Raintree Drive and Northsight Boulevard, holding anti-war posters for passing cars to see.

This would qualify as a gathering, don't you think?  Or, perhaps a get-together.  How about this...

Today’s protest in Washington DC drew a whopping 166 people. Don’t let anybody lie to you. Age of Hooper counted them.

Hmmm...but when I watched CNN this weekend (which I cannot search here, but I can search Fox News), I was told there were thousands and thousands rallying against the war...

Yaaawn. My friend Bryan Preston and I went to the moonbat fizzle in Washington, D.C. earlier today. Journalists and camera crews made up one-fifth of the crowd of about 100.

My hope is people remember those that have fought and are fighting, and that people have just grown tired of these knuckleheads once and for all.