Anyone else watching the anti-war protestors at the US Senate hearing?

[merrily]

I am watching them on MSNBC. Very interesting.

[NYC_SKP]

1. Don't see them, suspect they've been removed and are being waterboarded by now... nt

[merrily]

4. Should have posted sooner. A good sized group of them, were sitting all in one place with

signs.

As the brass testified, one would get up and start repeating over and over, "No more war."

Levin had them removed as each one started the incantation and refused his request to stop. I did not see when the room was cleared. Probably happened while I was posting the OP. Rats.

[merrily]

7. Oops. Not removed. Someone else got up and chanted as McCain started

questioning. He said he always appreciates the special attention he gets from this group.

I now get the signs are pink. I guess it's Code Pink!

[Gidney N Cloyd]

2. I would have liked to protest Inhoffe for being a massive bore and a droning airbag.

[merrily]

8. I bet his fellow Senators have done that often.

Nonetheless, fwiw, you have my full permission to do so.

[nationalize the fed]

3. What are "anti-war protestors"?

Racists? Isolationists?

If a (R) wins in 2016 i suspect "Anti-War protestors" will be more popular. Until then, we've got places to bomb and regimes to change.

[merrily]

5. Is this sarcasm? America has had anti war protestors since before 1776.

Most know what they are.

[H2O Man]

6. Yes!

Recommended.

[merrily]

9. Thanks.

[H2O Man]

10. I like that

they have enough people there to speak up every so often.

[merrily]

11. It's obviously well-planned. Levin had threatened to clear the room.

For a while, I thought he had, but they are still there.

Each one seems to know exactly when to stand up because only one of them is standing at a time.