Also, I would like to know you some of you liberals think about articles like this one. Would you agree with anything in here?
Anti-war Protesters Border on Treason
Wilson C. Lucom
Tuesday, April 1, 2003
Some of the anti-war protesters are unpatriotic and disloyal, and their actions border on treason.
Anti-war demonstrators can demonstrate legally and peacefully all they want when there is no war. However, when war starts, all Americans must unite behind the president and the troops so that the U.S. will not be hampered by these protesters creating negative, uninformed public opinion against the president, thereby harming the war effort of the troops.
The president and the secretary of defense are the only ones who actually know what is happening and what will occur in the future in the war. The protesters and the rest of the people just do not have this same information and cannot make informed, accurate judgments on the progress of the war or how to fight this war.
When they "Monday morning quarterback," they are very wrong because they did not have all the available facts the president and secretary of defense have.
It is very wrong to try to fight the war in response to polls taken after every military action that dictate how the military should fight the war – especially when many of the polls are taken by supporters of the enemy, whose anti-American purpose is to damage the U.S. troops fighting the war.
There is nothing the United States could do to win the propaganda war in the Arab countries.The reason is very simple: "Birds of a feather flock together no matter what." No more discussion of this point is needed.
Arab demonstrations and Arab polls must be disregarded; otherwise, we are letting enemy propaganda and enemy opinion call the shots about how we fight the war. This never should be allowed.
We said some of the war protesters’ actions are unpatriotic, disloyal and border on treason. We do not say all, because many of the protesters are against war, as we are, but when war is declared by our president the protesters must stop protesting and support the president and troops until the war is over, when they may protest once again.
The troops are fighting for the protesters’ right to protest – but to protest at the right time, which is not during wartime.
The protesters are supporting Saddam Hussein, who forbids protests and even kills protesters. They are being led and manipulated by the Old Left Communist helpers from the Vietnam War.
They felt abandoned and powerless when Communism fell but remained in place waiting for the next chance to try gain power to reduce the United States to a second- or third-rate nation and install socialism throughout the world. Old dogs never change their habits.
The vast majority of American people support President Bush and the war effort, but the media wrongly build up the anti-war protesters and make them appear more important and powerful than they are. We need to tell the media to stop doing this.
The Socialist-Communist organizers of these protest demonstrations will never stop trying to bring down the U.S. government, so we do not appeal to them. Instead, we call upon all legitimate anti-war protesters to stop their protests until the war is over so they will not be harming the troops and the war effort. When the war is over, they can once again protest.
Wilson C. Lucom is vice-chairman of Accuracy In Media and served in the State Department during the administration of Franklin Roosevelt.
http://www.newsmax.com/archives/articles/2003/4/1/24950.shtml