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I'm Ricky Gervais. With me Steve Merchant .
I'll tell you what I'm walking here today,
and West End is crowded.
There are helicopters. There are police. </ P>
There are about a million people sort of just wandering around,
standing around with placards and stuff. </ P>
They have a lot of time in their hands They need war.
You don't read newspapers, not
It's boring.
BBC Radio Empat.
What was thought
the biggest demonstration of in British history
was taking place in Central London.
The organizer said almost two million people
has gathered to oppose the war against Iraq
From Auckland to Athens, Berlin to Bangkok,
around 600 cities around the world.
Can you do that again?
February 15, 2003.
We are in London, just outside Trafalgar Square.
This is an anti-war trip. </ P>
There are lots and lots of people here. </ P>
This is a terrible inheritance...
... for people people who died on 9/11,
that we are now killing more people on their behalf
That's my opinion.
February 15 is the greatest mobilization of people
in the history of humanity, there is no possible.
That was the greatest coordinated demonstration
in the history of the whole earth .
Do you think we can stop this war?
I think if we try very hard, yes.
I think we can stop this war.
The Prime Minister avoids protesters outside
the song "There is no blood for oil." </ P>
Millions of British people tell you we don't want this war </ p >
Now want to hear?
Listen to people, Tony. Listen to people.
This is a battle with only one result.
Our victory is not theirs.
Something started that day That, uh... it can't be reversed.
WhooI
I am in New York. I am a New Yorker. </ P>
Saya bekerja sebagai praktisi perawat, dan saya sedang bekerja hari itu.
I was working at Tinker Air Force Base in Oklahoma.
It was a normal day.
I was on an airplane on from Stockholm to New York.
And I remember waking up in the morning, morning, jetlag,
and I went jogging, and I entered and turned on the news.
I will interrupt because of the latest news.
A plane crashed to the World Trade Center.
We have Warner on the phone,
who is watching and seeing it right now.
You can see fire, You can see the smoke.
I mean, this monster hole, you know.
Oh my God.
It's like a second plane.
Oh my God.
The second tower has exploded < br /> in a giant explosion!
And at that time I didn't know that my brother was at the Trade Center.
That was terrible.
And I know, I know in an instant,
>
whatever happens at that time,
this is the beginning of something worse.
A deliberate and deadly attack
that was done yesterday against our country
is more than an act of terror.
They are war.
September 12, 2001, is a day that changes the world.
Not September 11.
That's why that day George W Bush announced to the world
that the answer to this great crime will be our war
That decreases after that.
they basically decided to attack Iraq
Was it Cheney or Rumsfeld, one of them,
at the first meeting after attacking the Twin Towers,
said, "That's it, let's go to Iraq?"
And now the opportunity
to do, uh, generation of goodness
by coming together and whipping terrorism.
This is a long-term campaign
That is why we characterize it as a war </ p >
The loss we count as our loss.
Your struggle we take as our struggle.
Now that war has been revealed to us,
we will lead world victory, victory.
This is the moment to seize.
Kaleidoscope has been shaken. The pieces change.
Soon they will settle again.
Before they do it, let's reconstruct this world around us.
We are afraid. We are worried .
We are worried about the way that the US will retaliate,
and we are very little confident they will be polite.
For a few days, we started talking on the phone,
gathered, and said "Look,
we will prepare a Stop the War Coalition."
They formed the Stop the War Coalition.
They asked me to be its president, which I received very happily.
And there was a meeting called.
They immediately knew that there would be a war,
and they had a meeting in the Friends House here.
I attended the meeting. It was amazing.
Hall after the hall after the hall. The whole building was taken over.
It took only five days for set up,
but The Stop The War protests and meetings attracted so many people,
they had to close the door.
I wrote leaflets for meetings that,
and the meeting title are "Stop the War Before It Starts."
That's what is on the leaflet.
And that's why it became Stop the War Coalition.
It's only really extraordinary
that the event triggered such an important movement.
The war on terrorism began. America and Britain attacked Afghanistan. </ P>
President Bush said the campaign would be maintained,
komprehensif dan tanpa henti.
Afghanistan, I really gung-ho for that.
We are happy to be able to do our work
and demand revenge on enemies for 9 /11.
And actually, I even have a photo of of myself on the stairs
at the B-1 bomb bomber bay signing a bomb
Filthy words
and things like "This is for my sister in New York City."
it becomes clear that the first stage will become Afghanistan,
and, of course, that won't happen many defeat the Taliban.
There aren't many wars, and it doesn't say, </ p >
But that taste doesn't exist Lots of glory in it, fine.
That somehow answered 9/11,
and that's when Talks the second phase starts.
My American friends, let's roll over.
Bush appeared amazingly speech in January 2002.
The war on terror just started
Iraq continues to showcase its hostility towards America
and to support terror.
Countries like this and their terrorist allies
>
is the axis of evil.
We want to connect with 9/11,
and we press that and press it and press it
until we lie to the American people.
I mean, we have something like 51 to 60 percent of the American people
believe that Saddam Hussein was connected with 9/11
Since then we are building towards war with Iraq,
But to allow weapons of mass destruction to be developed by countries like Iraq,
without allowing or obstacles,
will be greatly ignored lessons from September 11 ,
and we won't do it.
We share intelligence. We are sharing preparations
for this type of marketing campaign We will do it if we decide to go to war.
Weapons of mass destruction
are important to hold the community,
and I don't say it that they are in bad faith,
But they have many other reasons that encourage them about,
and where they don't speak.
REPORTER "8:00 the first element of the government strategy
untuk menang atas orang yang ragu sudah diterbitkan.
MPs have three and a half hours to read the file
This file is based on the work
of British Joint Intelligence Committee.
This is very detailed and authoritative
It concludes that Iraq has chemical substances and biological weapons.
Saddam continues to produce it.
That already exists and an active military plan
for the use of chemicals and biological weapons,
that can be activated in 45 minutes,
includes against its own Shiite population.
They are 100 percent sure
that there are weapons mass destruction
They have zero percent knowledge where they are
I feel I know what has happened
in the creation of an interior group get to know people
So what's happening In the corridor of that power,
"I've been there."
"I've been to the Secret Service headquarters. "
" I have seen the letters. "
" If you have seen what I see,
you will know how to go through the corridor. "
So there is a creation from a group of insiders
who also, in some sense, distribute the same lie. </ p >
That intelligence never existed.
I remember the clever file.
I remember the front page on the Evening Standard.
I have got it somewhere in this room.
I remember storing it, you know,
that Iraq could attack inside 45 minutes or something.
45 minutes, I think, is what really became famous
because they wanted to create fear.
I remember hearing it on the news < br /> and think, "45 minutes to attack?"
"That... that's pretty dangerous."
You just read that, and that seems pretty far reach,
but you don't know what information they have
you don't want to disbelieve a Prime Minister
when Prime Minister puts out a document like that
of 10 Downing Street. </ P>
I really want to find out what is the proof
So I wrote a letter to the government and I got a copy of the file. </ P>
And I thought, "Okay, this is very technical." </ P>
"Can I check all this? "
So I found two weapons inspectors,
and I asked them, "How valid are these documents?"
And they said, "Well, we know this isn't true,
we know it's not true, We know this isn't true." </ P>
Order! </ P>
Now, it's amazing for me that I can do that,
but none of the lawmakers seems to be able to do it. </ P>
I think it's also broken < br>> Mr Blair's credibility
This really caused me
to be a different person politics...
That was the point.
There is a big fraud
where we all share various quantities, uh, responsibilities
and, uh, where we are, everyone , do not do their work
Murdoch's television network,
some parts of the BBC, all play games
So, military Industrial complex too,
You know, having an analogue in the media, the media industry complex. </ P>
America and our allies are called once again...
to defend peace against an aggressive tyrant.
And we accept this responsibility.
I remember saying...
I don't know if you can say this on tape
But, "this bastard will actually lead us to war."
"This is not just rhetoric."
I remember experiencing this debate a year before the invasion,
and we would say, "Oh, my God,
it looks like they will actually attack Iraq , "
and everyone will say,
"Well, they're not so crazy. That can't happen."
REPORTER ". Central Command US has moved the aircraft carrier
and warplane closer to Iraq.
Now 600 specialists are to move alone
into several hundred miles from Iraq.
So do global military companies locked in action
The public doesn't know it.
You can see the pieces here and there.
The unit is being mobilized. The tank is loaded on the ship.
Marines are loading. You can see the pieces.
The bombing is increasing in Iraq around 500 percent
during the fall of 2002...
with the aim of trying for Saddam Hussein's goad
to reply, to give us a reason to go to war.
And then I saw that. I watched it.
But the President still said, You know, "maybe not..."
"I hope it doesn't come to war."
President Bush knows the real battle
is to win support from the United Nations.
When I see Bush on TV say, "We will try diplomacy first,"
But then I see the reality on the ground,
something is wrong with me, and I know there are more stories.
At a certain level, globally , people know that this isn't true,
and I think that's what leads to February 15
and massive shows on the streets
is because people feel like something that's not right
Before our children start home from Iraq in the body bag
and women and children I started dying in Baghdad,
I need to know, what did Iraq do to us?
We never collected money for previous advertisements,
and we propose this "Let the Inspection Work Work"
send it to our members hope to improve,
You know, $ 20,000, $ 40,000. </ P>
And we collect $ 400,000. </ P>
And we make ads,
and we know everything we might be able to do it
to build opposition to go to war.
We organize demonstrations, and it becomes bigger and bigger and bigger.
Flapping the streets to stop the war,
organizers of today's demonstration
claims 300,000 people turned out to show their anger over Iraq.
I am completely opposed to war.
I think this is obscenity, and I think Blair is a bastard.
The troop movement starts walking,
and that's when we really move fast
to meet the coalition in the US and internationally.
It takes a lot of courage for people to raise their voices early,
before February 15, 2003.
People are afraid to speak.
They are afraid of being called unpatriotic.
The Bush Administration and Saddam Hussein
are not the only ones twirling talk about war.
Likewise American opponents war with Iraq
We have a President that is sending a ship,
sending a war machine, sending bombs, send troops.
And see what we have growing here at home
Mass, beautiful movements
that will stop them from dropping the bomb.
I started to be contaminated with the thought of
that our country might soon be at war,
some were exiled on behalf of my sister
and the names of thousands were killed last year in the terror attack.
We have to do something.
To sit back and do nothing irresistible
We, as civilized people, must know better and do better
We must be a nation greater than that.
You build confidence, etc. Suddenly you start to dare
to do things that you never thought of maybe in the past
And the next step is to call for global demonstration day.
I mean, I don't know what what we think, actually,
that might even exist a global demonstration
I mean, no one has ever done that.
That is, you know, really a left field idea
even for us, and we have a few.
And that day was put on February 15th.
So we started thinking together what to do, what to do
We have a very strong European network.
At the end of the European Social Forum,
we have a large assembly at a used train station.
There are thousands and thousands of people crowded this meeting.
We made an announcement to say we have to make February 15
to the biggest day of global protest there has never been
Now I submit my last speaker on European coordination,
What
For all Europeans,
we call the movement and European citizens
to start from now on
organizing European anti-war demonstrations
in each capital on February 15.
We can stop this war.
And the answer is just incredible.
That's really amazing.
and so you start
And after that, we know that today will be something special,
something of the world has never seen before
The Stop the War Coalition has met in London
made a demonstration plan against the war with Iraq
The London demonstration is scheduled > will take place on February 15
to coincide with the march in several other European capitals.
Someone said, I don't even remember who it is now,
that they have heard people in Europe are planning
for one international day demonstration on February 15
against war, and we say, "Oh, alright, let's do that."
The idea that we can do this at the global level...
0h, my God, this is very big. This is a big challenge.
The idea that we are part of something global
is terrible and thrilling all at the same time.
And Saddam Hussein must understand
that if he does not disarm for peace,
we are together with others, will disarm Saddam Hussein.
This is a matter of weeks, not months.
Only a few moments later
that I came across the most devastating document,
which was a legal memorandum written by Lord Goldsmith,
where Lord Goldsmith told British Prime Minister,
"Anda tidak bisa menggunakan kekuatan tanpa sebuah resolusi Dewan Keamanan lebih lanjut. "
If you drop a document, in paragraph four,
You have Lord Goldsmith notifying the Prime Minister,
"I still have a view
the correct legal interpretation of Resolution 1441
is that it does not authorize the use of military force
without further determination by the Security Council. "
And on the left, a little scribble
" I don't understand this. "
Who wrote it? Tony Blair wrote that. And then the document was submitted.
The time of the document was very important
It was written and signed on January 30.
The next day, January 31,
The British Prime Minister met with American President at the White House,
and I've seen internally English meeting notes
prepared by Sir David Manning.
And the note is very clear,
outside possible disputes, two things.
First, on January 31, President Bush has decided
that the war in Iraq will begin at March
with or without further Security Council Resolution.
And the second point, Tony Blair told Bush at the meeting
He's with him, no matter what > and I remember talking to my father on the phone from Saudi Arabia
and said, you know, Colin Powell is the only
it will can stop this
dan saya ingat pernah berbicara dengan ayah saya di telepon dari Arab Saudi
dan berkata, Anda tahu, Colin Powell adalah satu-satunya
itu akan bisa menghentikan ini
That is when the world has been waiting.
The best American case against Iraq, was made by the highest diplomat.
When the Secretary completes the rehearsal,
the night before the presentation to the Security Council,
he saw his watch It was a bit long.
He looked at me ,
and he turned to Mr. Tenet, CIA Director,
and he said, "George, you stand near everything
I just said, right? "
And Mr. Tenet said," I said, what you just gave was solid. "
And he tell the Secretary of State this is a slam dunk
Saddam Hussein has weapons mass destruction
I mean, it's not the right language
George was used with the Secretary, But it was like that.
Then the Secretary looked at him
and smiled this on his face, and he said,
p>
"Well, George, you will go with me tomorrow."
"You will be in front of the camera."
The surprised Mr. Tenet
Normally you don't put the CIA Director on television.
But you see the film, and you will see
that George Tenet right on the shoulders of the Secretary.
Saddam Hussein and his regime did not do business,
there was no attempt to disarm according to needs by the international community.
We have diagrammed what our sources reported
about this mobile facility.
where there is some kind of ice cream van
that we were told was biological things weapons.
Actually they looked beautiful like an ice cream van for me.
They might be like that ice cream van
What you will hear is a conversation
monitored by my government.
"We have this modified vehicle."
"What are we saying? if one of them sees it?"
The shipment was extraordinary.
He should have won an Academy Award for the show.
"I have one." "Who?" "Where?" "From the workshop."
"I'll meet you in the morning."
"Saya khawatir kalian semua Ada yang tersisa. "
As I sat there on the Security Council across from Colin Powell
and I heard these things,
I kept a straight face, poker face.
But I'm skeptical.
And unless we act,
we face a more frightening future.
He don't know we do a trick,
but that applies what we do
I mean, we tell the Security Council, </ p >
people in the international community and America,
we told them all that Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction.
He didn't do it . He didn't do it.
I don't really want to criticize him,
But that is a disaster, really, for him and for the world.
At that time, I lost a lot of hope
about our ability to prevent the Iraq war.
If you sign your life on the phone for your country
and swear to defend it,
p>
the only thing that you really asked in return
is it for good reason,
and I don't feel that's for good reason.
Yes, I'm responsible for that,
and when I finish it and think about it,
I feel sad because I think
We just compiled a whole list of indirect evidence
that can be interpreted in various ways.
And we might < br /> will go to war,
and it sort of bothers me.
as I said before, in my professional and personal life.
I hope I have resigned.
This February, </ p >
as this nation stands on the brink of battle,
This room, for the most part,
is not fun...
no fun...
is very silent
You can hear the pin drop. Listen.
You can hear the pin drop.
The battle line is pulled in the bay and at home,
these protesters are undoubtedly
for whose side they are in and who their opponents are
I feel that I speak for, um,
more and more people in this country.
I think if you stop someone now > on the road
and ask them what they think, they will say "no"
I always, uh...
is quite passionate about CND.
Eh, that kind of goes back
to come from the family from the conscientious opponents.
So I do what I can a little, </ p >
in the sense that I can just talk about it in the media,
express yourself
There are times when it feels, Now, we might be able to intervene.
Inspection, not war. War is not worth waiting for.
Inspection, not war. Inspection, not war.
People Iraq is a real person. </ P>
The majority of them are under 18 years old
They are beautiful, kind, awesome people, and we don't want to see them killed.
February 14. That will be the day
The Security Council will hear it from inspectors in Iraq
responsible for UN inspections.
What's so important is this event
that all major foreign ministers the United Nations are here,
including America Colin Powell.
They insist on returning soon
because this meeting can even determine
the fate of the United Nations.
Security Council Room /> never
full of cameras as in those days.
We entered this room and looked around.
just full of cameras.
How many, if any, are there left Iraqi mass destruction weapons
and other related items and programs?
So far, UNMOVIC has not found such weapons,
only a small number of empty chemical ammunition
We have not found evidence until now
of nuclear prohibited or nuclear-related activities in Iraq.
As I just showed, a number of...
What the inspector actually says
is very, very strict
"We don't see evidence."
They don't want, they don't,
>
give AS with reasons to go to war,
and the Security Council knows about it.
When two branches from the parade meet here
at Piccadilly Circus tomorrow afternoon,
Eros may be watching
The day before, Standard Nights and Letters
and others have a double page spread about the lined route,
what is the ideal outfit > to be used in the demonstration,
and you suddenly realize we will become mainstream.
Saturday demonstrations against the Iraq war
expected to be the greatest peacetime rally ever seen in this country.
There will be other protests from New York to Tokyo.
For these seven weeks ,
we must have been well distributed more than one million pieces of literature.
We all realize that This will be great. </ p >
There are many people that will be in this demonstration
that has never been shown before in their lives
Britain is out in their thousands on Saturdays,
and that's what is happening making a difference.
Tonight, final preparation ongoing in London here
for tomorrow's anti-war rally
This is billed as the greatest peace demonstration in recent years.
Rally February 15 follows the sun.
They start in the South Pacific.
After that New Zealand,
and after that Australia, it's Sydney
REPORTER "They come from everywhere and from every walk of life
to live and be peaceful.
That is a display incredible strength of people.
So many voices with one simple message.
There is no war! There is no war!
I remember taking the train to enter the demonstration,
and the train was really full,
and you realize something big is happening
and that's just a complete cross section of liberal Australia.
And then that North Asia and South Asia.
And then after that Malaysia. </ P>
That is Indonesia, it's the Philippines,
It is India, Pakistan. </ P>
And then throughout Russia.
And then go down to Africa.
This is a war about oil reserves from Iraq
And then to Europe.
Rome is full of different marches,
and we find other big marches coming against us,
and we don't know who they are. </ P>
Dan tidak, mereka adalah kita!
Then there was a big protest in Spain.
In Barcelona there was something that we couldn't imagine.
It didn't line up because, actually,
all parts to Gracia occupied by people.
It's full of people.
All of Spain is around five million people go to the street
So that was the biggest demonstration in history in the Spanish Country.
You read all the wire reports more and more of these cities,
and you see France, Paris.
Here in France, Everyone unites against the war.
People, politicians, Newspapers. </ p >
Hundreds of cities. Suddenly, this sea of humanity.
And then... we have London.
I think I'm on the wrong road .
I did it. I think this should be for something else
because there are all these families, people with pushcarts and babies
and people I have never met seen in these things,
and the outpouring of anger from the people
That's very beautiful.
Really passionate and eloquent and beautiful.
People cry and shout.
This proposes war by Britain historically unpopular,
and mothers of all groups focus have dropped out in London
to bring that fact home to Tony Blair today
And then the march begins, and we are millions.
It looks like we are millions.
One million people on... on the streets of London.
to anyone in the government,
especially in the memory of the DPR.
That... it kind of closes you.
Almost everyone I know is there there.
I wish I had done it. I should be there.
People like my child and my grandchildren.
He, not a political activist,
and he texted me "It's fantastic." </ P>
"He can't go to war now." </ P>
And that's beautiful. </ P>
Many say never is known for such a pretty atmosphere. </ P>
Could it be part of it
because so much is moved < br /> to protest for the first time?
I'm not a demonstration of the type of person actually.
I mean, this may be the first demonstration I've ever lived .
I think the world is going crazy.
I just feel I have to be stopped somewhere.
Anyone who can come comes, from my head < br /> And family, I'm just...
Some phone calls, and I have to think
we must be a dozen.
And they love it and be very proud.
This is the future of humanity, and people feel it.
That's why they came.
I managed to get my friends,
that I have never considered for a moment will come with me, to come that day
I have never been an activist before. I am not protesting beforehand.
There is a feeling "Come on, Come along, come and join me."
"We can do this together."
I am very enthusiastic that this will work.
This will stop the Iraq war.
If Blair cares about democracy, we will not travel this is
because he will represent his people.
Are Bush and Blair? actually planning
very disgusting, very bloody.
This is a war for oil.
I don't think that until February 15, 2003,
we really understand the magnitude of the division
in the country.
And we stopped at Whitehall, and as it happened,
my family and I died opposite < br /> the entrance to Downing Street.
And...
the sound rises which I have never heard before or before.
A kind of deep, wild madness, rumbling, sound rising.
I remember coming all the way to Piccadilly Circus,
and there was a tremendous howl this is from, I don't know...
Joy, really, as two demonstrations come together.
I always feel this way when, all of a sudden...
millions of ordinary people,
are told they can't do this, suddenly do it
Everyone in the world has the opportunity today
to say no, not at all for the Iraq war. </ P>
And there is this real desire. "Come on, Tony Blair, listen. "</ P>
" You have to listen. You can't ignore this many people. "</ P>
Blair goes to Scotland
for speaking at Scottish Labor Party Conference.
The greeting is welcomed with rocky silence,
something that never happened
As you watch your TV picture from the parade, just contemplate this.
If there were 500,000 in the parade,
it was still less than the number of people
whose death Saddam had been responsible for
If there is one million...
it's still less than the number of people
who died in the war he started.
We started something very big, and our first task was peace in Iraq.
Ridding Saddam's world will be a humanitarian act.
That will leave it there it's inhumane
But we can't stop until we reach its destination
that brings us all to Hyde Park this afternoon .
We have a counter in the background from the stage,
and I remember asking "Can I make that announcement?"
"Can I make the announcement? "
We have people who think we will never be able to, never pull it together,
and we have one and a half million people line up in London today!
Then, minute by minute,
phone calls, feedback, get a call from Egypt,
people watching on Egyptian TV
"What is this? What have you done?"
"This is truly magical. How are you do this? "
Everyone is shocked to find, like, one million British people
yang bersedia turun ke jalan untuk memprotes perang.
Everyone is surprised that, you know,
there are three million on the streets of Madrid.
I mean, everyone is shocked.
We This jealousy is happening in the West
and does not occur in the Arab world.
Millions of Egyptians and Arabs and Muslims
Can watch on the TV screen
those who drink white drinks take to the streets on their behalf,
While in their own country, you know, You can't mobilize on that scale. </ P>
The problem is, if they do that there,
We must do at least this much. </ P>
In Egypt it is one of the most depressing of my days. </ P>
We have a small turnout for this protest call. </ P>
On February 15 , we did it really set something small.
And of course, we have a large military police
cut military mobilization at that time.
But we know this will happen
because international mobilization
It's very frustrating.
I give so much praise for activists here
who not giving up on the Egyptians,
because I thought I might have given up on the Egyptians.
That day, February 15, 2003,
gives us the power of real mobilization
to deliver the message
whenever the US and UK will start their war against Iraq...
p>
we have to be on the street against that
And then, finally it gets to New York.
This land is my land
Be on the road early and as time goes by,
just watch what must be
tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands.
It's just that... people keep coming.
To Gulf Stream waters
# I say yes
I need milk and some vegetables,
and I came out, and I realized what the demonstration was.
One two three four!
When I walked
Five, six, seven, eight!
That's the Down...
I feel I have to fly out on weekends while I'm on duty </ p >
to attend this demonstration in New York City on February 15, 2003.
I remember coming down from the subway and seeing Grand Central Station
and just see the people who are there,
and that's very much.
I go outside the door,
and I just remember seeing only so many people
Only people people for blocks and blocks and blocks and blocks.
Who knows where they are? And you can almost...
If you can look to 125th, they might have arrived at 125th.
I'm getting cold now too just talking about it Uh...
They try to stop me
# They put up a sign that says
# Oh, it says "private property"
I feel touched by it.
I feel this is part of the political drama being played. </ P>
- whose way - Our way! </ P>
I also have a little fear that maybe /> someone will identify me
and lift me to a truck as a mascot or the like.
But nobody does that.
Roads and parks and cities throughout the US and the world
was filled with demonstrators today
protested against the possibility of The US-led war against Iraq
All said, Anti-war demonstrations take place
in at least 150 cities in America from coast to coast.
We are trying something on this historic day
No maybe not to pay attention.
Surely President Bush must watch,
and surely Tony Blair must watch.
You know, the magnitude of a protest, It's like deciding,
well, I'll decide the policy based on focus groups.
They can't hold us back!
Bush, you can't hold us back!
You can't hold people back!
You can't make people disappointed!
And this land
# Created for you and me
People will be heard! There will be no war against Iraq!
There is an extraordinary feeling
p>
maybe this can make a difference.
Maybe for the first time in history,
we can actually stop bad guys, right,
from doing something horrendous
People say no to war!
And we stand in solidarity,
everyone in the world who is lining up right now.
I remember Harry Belafonte and his old Danny Danny Glover,
who says "We stand here on the threshold of this history,
and we say to the world..."
Not on our behalf, not on behalf of us.
"Not in our name."
And I remember the crowds picking it up, and it echoed.
And I remember thinking, I will never again...
Have a chance like this,
to come soon it is changing the world
And suddenly I feel happy,
and I feel, "Of course we can stop the war,
because we are so many people,
and no leader in any country in the world
can continue the war when they see a global movement that says no. "
- What we want ? - Peace!
- When do we want it? - Now!
Let you remember and let your children remember it
that on February 15 you have here, join 35 million people.
Stop the war!
We held the first global demonstration.
There were demonstrations in what, every continent,
and 600 cities around the world had a demonstration,
including demonstrations in Antarctica
Saying this even happened in Antarctica like saying
It happened on the moon or it happened on Mars.
I think Antarctica still exists
like this kind of mythological place. For most people,
that it is the end of the earth.
And it's amazing for people that there are people there at all.
We know that there are demonstrations
going to happen all over the world for February 15,
and we know it will be very big. </ P>
And I subscribe to Nation who came to me at McMurdo,
and I was reading a column by Alexander Coburn,
and he was talking about the upcoming February 15 demonstration
He said, "Even in Antarctica /> There will be a demonstration. "</ P>
I thought," Huh? Who is that? "</ P>
And I thought, " Wait a minute, he means us. "
So, I thought, "Well, we can't let defeat the great Alexander Coburn,
so we have to do something."
So we can this one together in a short time.
Saying what you think is not something It's easy to do down there.
First we were told there was no protest at all that could be tolerated,
and I thought they said,
"Well, it's okay for peace, but you can't fight the war. "
" You did that, you will go home in the box. "
" Try that, you will go home in the box. "</ p >
I'm not sure I am aware
that you could actually lose your job for something like this
until I really lost my job for things like this
And, who said, even if I knew,
I thought I'd do it the same thing
If we can get enough people who are willing to do it,
just hopes for me,
and when we do, it's very nice for me.
p>
And we sincerely hope that we can be part of the
of this ongoing movement, this February 15 movement.
Only.... we want this to stop. We don't want this to happen.
- This is how we will look. - Right.
And there are 70 of we that looks like this
This is "Democracy Now."
The world says no to war.
Sites include Australia, Johannesburg, < br /> Tel Aviv, Syria,
Tokyo, Bangladesh, South Korea, Hong Kong, Thailand,
and even the South Pole.
And when, the next day, The New York Times,
on the front page above the fold, the word truth this big,
"Once again there are two superpowers in the world."
"United States and global public opinion."
That's so big.
Some of my friends in the anti-war movement
are rather grumpy about it.
I thought they would -shirt. "Second Power."
You know, there is a little of that.
My view is, this is fantastic. We work for it.
This won't last long, but it's a marker.
That is a big marker. Very.
I think I made an observation in critical periods
as our country is spooling for war, that there are other forces out there,
and I think we live in danger we in ignoring it
and of course in demeaning it,
because it tends to be the next generation ,
and that is the future.
I'm actually abroad When a large demonstration takes place. </ P>
My whole family continues. </ P>
My parents, my sister
There is a real sense of real you can makes the difference
because going to war is sheer nonsense
and there must be something else the way out of this
I tried that best to see
is there something Behind the scenes I can do it
For, you know, hopefully avoid war.
To some extent, Saddam Hussein is now an animal cornered,
and animals as they are cornered very dangerous
By building a war,
>
chances are he will go to finally be executed or killed.
And because of that I feel it there is a reasonable possibility
in trying to persuade him
that he has to leave and go to another country.
We definitely have this conversation before,
and there must be < br /> seems to be an alternative
rather than doing what we do.
I am lucky enough to find out Nelson Mandela.
One strength,
... now I want to go into this world be a holocaust,
and I'm happy that the people the world is standing.
Nelson Mandela has spoke eagerly
against the idea of war and against the invasion,
and so I felt there was an opportunity that if he came to meet Saddam Hussein, </ p >
and if he agrees to fly out on the same plane as Saddam Hussein,
so that we can succeed.
Kofi Annan also agrees to go on the way,
so we arranged the aircraft to go to South Africa
to pick them up to take them to Baghdad
I can't think of that Saddam Hussein can do diplomatic work. </ P>
I think that time is over. </ P>
Waktu untuk diplomasi telah berlalu.
Unfortunately, this week they were due
to go to Baghdad to sit with Saddam Hussein,
the bombing began, and the visit never happened .
Now, whether Americans or British
have discovered what is happening, we don't know
I mean, we deliberately
> not notify the authorities
because we feel they might bring the war forward
if they knew This trip would take place.
But I still think every time he sees the news,
he must think, "if only, you know, if it works." </ P>
it's close to having a solution.
After the big march, February 15,
and writing letters there will be no point
And I decide, you know, I will do something,
and I am ready to be captured, and da-dee-da-dee-da.
So my friends Dave and I are talking about it one night.
"Which is the most effective /> a place to paint slogans in Sydney? "
And I said," Well, frankly,
it's on the screen from the Sydney Opera House. "
And this is something like this feeling drowning out
because, of course, he is absolutely right
That is, you know, the iconic place that it is,
that the message is inevitable, and that, you know...
I was swallowed three times and said , "Alright." </ P>
Itu aku, merasa sangat kuat tentang ini.
Do I feel strong enough to, you know,
maybe to be jailed for a long time?
He said, "I can just deported if we do this, "
and I say," Okay, call me back If you've thought about it. "
And of course, he called me back.
All right, I mean, the answer is yes.
This is once in a lifetime where if we don't...
Even if we fail to stop it, at least if the world can see
that people don't want what is being done on their behalf
REPORTER "By challenging death,
protest the anti-war movement scale new heights.
That's very amateur.
We have paint, we have backpacks.
We have good long paint rollers,
like three or four of them to join together.
We climb without problems. Dave climbs me up
Will, being a non-smoker, gets to the top faster than me.
When he got there, he said,
" Will, I have to tell you I'm very scared of heights. "</ P>
I feel sick. </ P>
This amazing feeling doesn't want that. </ P >
Terror like this will paint "No Wa"
or that "N" will be wrong way
or, you know, something like that.
What amazed me, the font came out beautifully.
And finally the police arrived
just as we touched it for the last time,
and I said to the policeman, "Can I finish this little?"
And he is very polite. He says, "No, I think You have succeeded enough. "</ P>
This afternoon, the two men were released on bail. </ P>
We were accused of dangerous damage, which was quite ironic, </ p >
because if war is not the last one dangerous damage,
I don't know what it is
But freedom for Will Saunders is short-lived.
A scientist from England,
He quickly restrained by immigration officers.
People say this place no longer matters,
but a few hours before the war, MP You can choose or reject it.
And if that doesn't matter, I just don't know what happened.
The more important the specific thing the decision you are facing,
the more you feel the obligation to do it
on the basis of your own analysis of what's best
And...
But isn't it better? to bring the country with you?
Of course. < br /> Of course it would be better to bring the country with you,
but the demonstration was shown
that the stitching was good the country was not with us
What are you doing? </ P>
You look at Parliament for support,
Now, the night before, Robin Cook resigned
and made the astounding Iraqi resignation speech
might not have weapons mass destruction
in the commonly understood sense of the term.
That is, a credible device
is able to be sent to a strategic city target.
It may still have biological poisons
and battlefield ammunition.
But it has it since the 1980s,
when US companies sold Saddam anthrax agents
and the British government then agreed < br /> chemical plants and ammunition.
Why is it now so urgent? that we must take military action
disarm military which has been in existence for 20 years
and what we helped create?
Listen to hear.
Speaker, The longer I serve in this place,
the greater respect I have
for common sense and collective the wisdom of the British people.
Listen to it.
I intend to join them tomorrow night who chooses to oppose military action now.
For that reason and that reason alone,
and with reluctant, that I resigned from the government.
Listen to it!
It was made the most profound impact.
I thought for the first time in my life,
I heard someone applaud the House of Commons when he sat down.
Because you don't usually do that. You just say "Listen, listen." </ P>
But people really praise him When he sits down. </ P>
And then, all day long,
MPs considered to be skeptical about war
are being transported to see Tony Blair or Gordon Brown,
and Blair are really straight at them "All right,
are you with me or against me?"
And there are various kinds of agreements made, /> without a doubt.
Noes to the left 149...
We have estimated at the beginning of the day
there are probably 200 worker lawmakers,
more than half of the parliament Labor parties, important figures,
who oppose the war.
At the end of the day, who has dropped to 139.
Ayes to the right of 412, Noes to the left 149.
Ayes has it.
A terrible day because consequence.
MPs consciously chose lies to go to war,
which killed thousands of people.
Return! Back ! Go back! Move!
Many of them are now out and say,
"If we know what we know now, we will not support war."
"We won't trust Tony Blair. We are misled." </ P>
It's rubbish. </ P>
If you have two million people tell the truth
and gives you a strong case why this war will be a disaster,
You can't say that you don't know. You just don't care
This is when people suddenly realize
Well, is that democracy? If you can show it like this
But it makes no difference > for what happened
And war suddenly happened one night in March 2003.
At this hour, American and coalition forces
was at an early stage military operations to disarm Iraq,
to free its people, and to defend the world.
Tonight British soldiers and women move from air, land and sea.
Their mission, to get rid of Saddam Hussein from power
and disarm Iraqi weapons.
On my orders, the coalition forces have begun
hitting selected targets military interests
I hope the Iraqi people hear this message
We are with you.
Our enemies are not you but your savage ruler
And then "shock and awe" come.
And then, and then horrified. </ P>
It's over. </ P>
I think many of us cry. </ P>
And many of us shout angrily
that these demons have started this war.
When I was watching this missile or rocket
or whatever it was flew across Baghdad ,
It's like when you see the image of the World Trade Center.
For most people, this is this iconic image of a burning tower </ p >
For me, this is a picture of from my brother dying
because it is very, very real because I know he is on the 106th floor.
There is a section in all of us who intuitively knows
that someone is killed and some families are harmed.
I think some sort of challenge for all of us
how much is it do we want to give up
and how much should be borne and we have to turn it off.
When that hope disappears and the war starts,
I think people are depressed,
and that leads to a simple concept
that we have the biggest demonstration in history
and nothing what's happening, so we give up.
The spirit has just come down.
It's hard to put "George Bush" and "brilliant" in the same sentence,
but one of the brighter movements
just to see 20 million people around the world
said, "We want you to do something,"
and then he turns and says, "We will do it anyway
and you have no power."
All that feels like hope and possibility
maybe we can prevent this, we can't finally
We are still not strong enough.
Everyone please go to the sidewalk regularly.
Everyone in... Keep walking.
Once you can go through a demonstration,
a big demonstration or some big demonstrations,
What are you doing?
We can identify maybe in retrospect on positive things,
p>
and maybe we avoid other conflicts, and all such things,
but we don't stop the Iraq war.
That is something I think, You know, it hurts.
And that makes a lot of us then reflect why we failed,
and of course for me, now running 38 Degrees,
which made me want to start human-powered campaigning movements.
It really came out of experience, I thought, felt a failure.
I got an understanding from people on the podium
that they are on the way feel the work is done,
that this will change according to the government. </ p >
Now, we will never know what Tony Blair and his advisor
are thinking about that night.
I'm sure they gamble on we don't come back > but of course they certainly feel nervous
But if we return the weekend after that,
then you never know what will happen
tapi tentu saja mereka pasti merasa gugup
Tapi kalau kita kembali akhir pekan setelah itu,
maka kamu tidak pernah tahu apa yang akan terjadi
And in this case,
I feel very frustrated and feel deep regret
about the fact that we did not finish the job. </ p >
I believe, I think many of us believe in the march,
actually we can change something,
and the fact that we don't can have been trapped in our trap ever since.
That was a very missed opportunity
because I didn't think the march would automatically stop the war </ p >
because people go home and the government can live with it.
What they can't live is a serious organization,
and that is what we need it from that.
You have a few days mass demonstrations
during weekends in London.
What is done for forces that will
Nothing
you need to increase.
We have this decision that on the day of the attack,
At 1:00 p.m., we will gather in Tahrir Square.
As soon as the strike begins, we all go to Tahrir
As soon as the war starts, at 12 noon,
everyone will come out on the road to Tahrir.
So I go with my high heels,
think it will happen only one hour of demonstration
and that riot police will only solve it,
and, you know, I have a night plan, and, uh, I'm home at midnight.
That's when hell broke out in Egypt.
that this capital city has witnessed it < br /> since 1977.
Young people, old 990F5 -
Poor people, rich people, middle class people.
Men, women, students.
Everyone is there. Everyone is there. </ P>
I arrived at Tahrir Square with 15 people. </ P>
14 of 15 never shown in their lives
before March 20, 2003.
It feels like, for the first time, we can see popular movements.
From 30,000 up to 40,000 or 50,000, even, protesters
Briefly took over Tahrir. </ P>
That was really a turning point. </ P>
Protest here very large
on the eve of the invasion of Iraq.
This is the first time I have seen
that protesters have been overwhelmed by security forces
They resigned, and I remember a friend, friend,
said, "Oh, my God, oh my Lord, oh my Lord."
For the first time, the first time,
we can achieving this small victory.
is work from all over the Arab world,
That's when I think, and others,
that if we triple the number, or four times that number,
we can bring down Mubarak.
Little do we know
that it was an exercise for the 2011 revolution
The spring of 2003
That was a consequence of the invasion, but it was not presented like that.
Like the Fallujah attack, which is a big war crime.
For example, I haven't seen a word in the United States,
In the mainstream , at least,
about the fact that the radiation level
and the excessive radiation effect in Fallujah
seems worse than Hiroshima.
We know exactly how many people were killed on September 11 to be exact. </ P>
We don't know how many civilians died in Iraq
Why is that? </ P> p>
Hey, come back! Back up!
Of course, Saddam Hussein was very bad. He was a murderer.
But when Saddam harmed His own people, that is in him.
But the American invasion is upon us,
and the people who are harmed after the invasion are with us.
This is in our collective national conscience
Everyone is important, and everyone is important,
and we must know exactly how many people died
as a result of this invasion.
This is a total failure.
Costs, especially for Iraqis,
life and property
and now ten years near anarchy.
My father escaped from Iraq When I was only one year old.
I have my whole life being an opposition figure of the Baath regime.
But it is just as horrible and pitch black and as bad and perverted
as it did in Iraq under Saddam Hussein,
is very enough, now they are far, far worse
That's our goal on February 15, 2003.
To stop this happening .
My husband left to make a brief statement.
He felt very upset from the injustice of war,
and he still very upset.
Professor Stephen Hawking.
The war is based on two lies.
The first is that we are in danger of from weapons of mass destruction.
The second is that Iraq is somehow to blame for 9/11. </ P>
This has been a tragedy for all families who have lost members. </ P>
As much as 100,000 may have died, half of them are women and children. </ P>
If it's not war crimes, what? </ P>
Death in Iraq is increasing every day,
p>
Now we have a shocking figure.
America and Iraq Public health experts calculate
that around 600,000 Iraqis have been killed by the invasion.
Iraqi children suffer from chronic malnutrition, 28 percent.
The number of refugees created by the Iraq war, four million.
So tonight I'll do it one of my slideshows
This is a photo that is actually inseparable
drawn from the file from the White House photo office.
Weapons of mass destruction must be somewhere
No. There are no weapons there.
Maybe below here.
>
Yes, there are consequences of war.
People will die and some will be innocent,
and we must live with the consequences of our actions ,
even unintentional ones.
I want to ask him, "Have you ever seen what happened?
"Have you ever imagined what would be like
and tell him why he was dying?"
Well, I would never say that losing a mass the lives of people in conflict,
civilians, should be intervened.
But I will say that, am I in the same situation
with the same information and the same perspective,
I will do the same thing again.
I mean, now we know more.
I believe, and I believe, the decision is true
REPORTER "Secretary General of the United Nations,
A man who always insists < /> that America and Britain fought
without the legal obligatory authority of the United Nations
Well, Kofi Annan was asked
does he think that the action is legitimate
I have clearly stated that it does not match
with the Security Council, with United Nations Charter. </ P>
And then the next question is, "So you mean it's illegal?" </ P>
That's illegal? </ P>
Yes, if you want.
What I think is that most international lawyers in the world
will say yes, he is right, and I certainly confirm that this is true.
Crimes against humanity clearly carried out.
War crimes are carried out clearly. There is no problem
Photography and documentaries very much evidence
Responsible countries are responsible, you know,
it is for Liberia, or it is for some small countries.
No one main head of state,
when they were involved in this crime against humanity,
was made responsible
He was probably the only Englishman The Prime Minister had ever been
who can't appear on the streets of London
or anywhere in the country without any riots nearby.
Why do people who basically pressing a button and saying go
is not responsible for the fact that they openly lie to all of us?
That is the crime of this century .
We have been campaigning now for investigations for six and a half years.
Please, Mr. Blair, Give us 15 minutes of your time
That's all we ask for. Our loved ones give up their lives.
They give the rest of their time.
Tony, we want only 15 minutes from you
We have sent a letter officially to his office,
and request it
We, like you, have also experienced in the first hand
Anger that still feels by many people in this country.
Can I ask if you are sorry?
Responsibility, but not regret to remove Saddam Hussein.
- Come on! - I think he...
Please be calm. </ P>
They have to give an appearance from an investigation
because people are so angry about what happened,
but it was set and framed in such a way
no one will be challenged
Um, and that...
That's what we call chalk.
Blair will go to his death
with Iraq printed in his heart, and forgiven.
Injustice is not lost. It stays in the soul.
In the end it will need to come out. It will come out. Blood will have blood.
Sir Roderick...
Maybe there things that were said behind the closed door sorry,
I think he should, You know, in The Hague.
He must be tried for war crimes against society.
I think it should be
If it's my choice to have Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld,
Saya pikir seharusnya
Jika itu adalah pilihan saya untuk memiliki Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld,
George Bush pergi sebelumnya semacam tribunal,
and I have to go with them to become...
so that the court to be successful
or even have a chance to succeed,
and maybe so in that belief, if you want,
I'll do it in an instant.
- You feel very strong about it? - I feel very strong about it.
- Hello, ladies and gentlemen. - Hello, Mr. Rumsfeld.
- Hi . How are you. - Hi.
- How are you doing? - Great
They are all war criminals.
I saw Donald Rumsfeld on the road in Washington
last year once, and I was stunned.
"They let you take a walk on the road
like a normal person Why aren't you jailed? "
- Why are you here tonight? - This is a Correspondent Dinner.
GOOD. Now, enjoy your night, sir.
- Thank you very much. - And Madam. </ P>
Thank you. </ P>
- Good night. - Hello friends. </ P>
- Welcome back. - Thank you. </ P>
- Secretary Secretary - War criminals
War criminals War criminals
Catch this person! Arrest of war criminals!
War criminals
- Catch this person! - Joyce, Joyce.
War criminals
You protect a man
who is responsible for the death of of millions of Iraqis!
Shameless!
These are war criminals Donald Rumsfeld!
War criminals
He killed people in Iraq!
War criminals
We followed Rumsfeld and Cheney and Bush and Condoleezza Rice and Karl Rove
and the people in this think tank who lie to bring us into war
and journalists who lie to bring us into war
We keep following them.
We feel like that sanity in this country
We are the people who are there the conscience of this country,
and I think history will prove us.
Donald Rumsfeld, war criminal!
He killed people in Iraq!
War criminals There are war criminals! </ P>
After seeing everything that the media feeds us
dan disesatkan oleh pemerintahan Bush,
seven of us young veterans gathered in the same place
at the Veterans for Peace Conference
and linked this organization called Iraqi Veterans Against War.
We continue to show throughout the year...
and since February 15, 2003,
Now we think of ourselves as a global peace movement.
I never blink. I never blink.
I know what my moral is.
I know that the war was wrong,
and every ounce I forced me to continue to protest the war.
- No NATO, no war! - Nothing NATO, no war! </ P>
- We don't work for you anymore. - We don't work for you anymore. </ P>
Nama saya Jason Hurd.
I spent ten years in the United States Army as a combat officer.
I was assigned to Baghdad in 2004.
I am here to restore my Global < > War On Terrorism service medal
in solidarity with the Iraqi people and the people of Afghanistan.
This is a lie. I return them. </ p >
I am one of 40,000 people who left the United States Army
because this is a lie!
Our enemy is not 7,000 miles from home
They sit in the conference room. They are CEOs.
They are millionaires and millionaires the billionaires who control the planet,
and we have enough.
So they can return their medals.
Egypt is tasting own dose of people's strength.
Disobedience like this is rare
and can mark the beginning something bigger
There is a big myth both in Egypt, in the Arab world,
and the West
that this revolution in Egypt broke out of blue.
Some people deliberately tried to call it
a Facebook revolution or a Twitter revolution
or an internet revolution or even a youth revolution,
uh, in order, more or less, to dismiss the fact that this revolution
was made for at least ten years.
Demonstrations did not stop
after the invasion of Iraq. < br /> They continue.
True credit is aimed at these people who is out there
ten years before that actually interest becomes something
February 11 at 6:00 pm, My mother told me, "Open TV."
This is great, you know, the headline is spread on the screen.
And I screamed and jumped up
and said, "He left. He resigned. He resigned."
I don't know I lost control.
The first thing people of my generation when they met,
Obviously, you know, you can hugs and kisses and so on.
But the first words we will say are "We live to see them."
No matter what happen,
even if we end up in the short term have an authoritarian military regime,
I think we realize that no one can do for us what used to be done.
No one can boss us around anymore.
Nobody can enslave us anymore As Mubarak did,
and finally I thought we would go /> to get rid of the military.
This is one of the fruits of of the anti-war movement,
of the global anti-war movement, of course.
This, according to the British intelligence document released today,
was a chemical attack that was killed more than 300 people in Damascus.
This kind of attack threatens our national security interests. </ P>
I don't believe we can let that stand up. </ P>
Every war that comes, is a bad language the same
"They are terrible, they are not human."
"They cannot be trusted. We cannot negotiate with them."
How many times and how many wars?
Remove Vietnam, put it in Afghanistan. Remove Afghanistan, put it in Iran.
Remove communism, put it in terrorism. Same thing.
Hands from Syria! Hands from Syria! Hands from Syria! Hands from Syria!
Take a deep breath and go full steam ahead. </ P>
Once again we come out on the street to stop the war again. </ P>
The controversial decision was to go to war in Iraq,
was made here ten years ago,
has a great influence on this debate
Very much, people British people tell us
not for immediate action, not to attack.
MPs are doing their job.
They listen to for what the public wants
All our constituents are injured by the experience of Iraq and Afghanistan.
I can't sit in this House < br /> and cheated again.
Well public opinion
is good and really poisoned by the Iraqi episode,
and we need to understand < public skepticism.
Parliamentarians in Parliament have to do it
are not enough of them had the courage to do it ten years ago
and choose against!
Orders, messages
Reading.
Swings to the right of 272, the noes to the left 285.
REPORTER ". House of Commons saw himself in a new light today
after an overnight historic defeat for a British Prime Minister.
It is clear to me that the British Parliament,
reflects the views of from British people,
does not want to see Action British military.
I got that, and the Government will act accordingly.
What? Reclaiming democracy in Britain?
This is one of the opportunities
when something sensational has happened in Parliament.
- The problem of the House - Yeah.
As it is now, I think we will all agree
that we are in certain conditions social revolution. </ P>
The revolution is calm and calm. </ P>
MPs have, as you say, listen to the public,
and the public is so surprised with what happened
under the Prime Minister ship from Tony Blair and the Iraq War
and clever files Actually they said, "Nothing else."
And I have been on this platform for years,
From the Suez era onwards, more than 50 years,
and we usually find that we have lost the battle.
But what we have to remember
is that all of our campaigns involved
have culminated in its decision taken by Parliament last week.
There is no doubt
the most powerful political campaign in my life
is actually listening < br /> for British people,
then why can't the US Congress? listen to Americans? "
Protesters have been outside the White House
almost continuously
The president has spent several days curling up with his advisor in the White House,
but when he appeared from the Oval Office,
no one expects this result
Many people have suggested that not make this decision for Congress.
And no doubt they are affected
when the Parliament of our closest allies
fails to pass a resolution with the same purpose.
Then the decision comes borrowed from the manual David Cameron. </ P>
I will seek authorization for the use of force
Now we have to stand up and act. </ P>
Thank you, Secretary.
The committee will be arranged.
- We don't want war anymore! - may I ask the police to escort him?
Wait a minute! Nobody wants this war!
Launch cruise missiles means war again! </ P>
- Easy with him - Americans don't want this! </ P>
You know, the first time I testified before this Committee
when I was 27 years old,
I had a very similar feeling for the protester.
That's why it's so important
that the Congress itself will act representing the American people.
It feels like a magical moment.
That is one of those rare moments
that our Congress people really listen to us
And we win. That's the extraordinary part.
We are finished
History will record this voice in Syria
like when the American people,
thank you most for British people,
able to stop the empire from going to war before it starts.
What everyone now knows
is that these crazy left-handed people are really right,
that the Stop the War Coalition is very correct,
while everyone with MI6, the CIA, the British Foreign Office,
Prime Minister, Conservative Party,
Mainstream Labor Party, wrong,
and that's enough. </ P>
A few of these people the movement has continued to go,
and the results are good
for maintaining an anti-war presence
in British political culture.
If you keep coming back, at some point you will make changes.
If one million people leave on the road in the future,
then what is the government doing to say they are wrong now?
When it was last expressed such opposition,
that is February 15, 2003,
p>
history says that the people on the road are right
and not people in the government.
I think it's in the form of people.
The fact of the trip has formed political debate
and public understanding since then.
The Iraq War marks a turn in history in this regard,
and I am optimistic about that.
They are few, and we are many, and if we are united, we are a force.
There are two forces at work always.
Hatred for injustice, that makes you angry,
and the beliefs that you can make the world better,
that makes you optimistic.
And anger and optimism coming together
is a very strong force.
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