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November 20, 2003

Eye on London

You can get a live picture from Trafalgar Square in London here. Trafalgar Square is where the anti-Bush, anti-war crowd will be protesting to their free little hearts' content, while terrorists meanwhile blow up innocent Turks and Brits.

Granted, I wasn't a math major in college, but it doesn't look like 100,000 people protesting to me. I suppose they still have a few hours though.

Update: Thanks to Instapundit for the link - I wonder if the webcam site's owners are in a traffic panic right about now.

Update The Second: From the BBC -

Deputy assistant commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Andy Trotter said the attacks in Istanbul underlined that his officers were working for the protection of demonstrators as much as Mr Bush.

"As we have seen, terrorists really don't care who they blow up or who they target," he said.

"They would have no compunction to take out demonstrators, no compunction in any way at all. And that's a very difficult message to get across to some demonstrators."

Oh, but remember, my dear protesters, Bush is the senseless murderer, right? Idiots.

Update The Third: Well, color me impressed, the London constabulatory says the protesters managed to swell their ranks to the 100,000 they claimed they'd get. Of course, the organizers now claim it is 150,000.

Either way, the Brits still are more passionate about fox hunting than Dubya.