...a sidewalk to me.

I wonder what winning looks like to them?????

...I wave to Bert too.

As far as I can tell they are voicing their opinion about the war just like Bert and his friends.

On the left look like they're about military-age. They should sign-up.

With that said, I still don't understand why people stand outside with a sign or two. When I was at Fort Huachuca, every once in a while a half dozen people would stand outside the front gate with signs expressing their displeasure with torture and other intelligence gathering techniques and methods.

Honestly, it looked goofy more than anything.

• Did Iraq pose an imminent threat (that would have justified taking action in self-defense) to the national security of the USA prior to the launch of the 'shock and awe' invasion?
• What did members of the Bush Administration know of the threat, or lack there of?
• Were the facts (in re: the threat posed by Iraq) deliberately "fixed" (by Cheney, Bush, et al.) to satisfy the policy of invasion (ref. 'Downing Street Memo')?

Interesting body language going on...has anyone noticed that?

Look at their feet/stances.

...Arts from the Hearts:

That's an interesting way to have a discussion. I'm sorry, but you don't get to choose what's relevant here. I find it very relevant that the same folks who put together the mission statement for the Project for a New American Century were the same people who've been running the country for the last eight years. You can ignore that, but you'll be missing a big piece of the puzzle. While the goal of the PNAC was clearly world domination, their incompetent execution of their plan has resulted in a huge loss of power and status for the US. Check out some of Kevin Phillips last few books. Interesting stuff.

Here's an interesting article titled: The Ideology of American Empire. Here's a snip:

The president of the United States has committed his country to goals that will require world hegemony, not to say supremacy. In numerous speeches and statements since September 2001, President Bush has vowed to wage an exhaustive, final war on terror and to advance the cause of a better world. ‘‘Our responsibility to history is clear: to answer these attacks and rid the world of evil.’’ In the president’s opinion, the United States represents universal principles. He summarizes them in the word ‘‘freedom.’’ As mankind’s beacon of political right, the United States must, he believes, remove obstacles to freedom around the world. Accomplishing this task is associated in the president’s mind with using American military might. Even before 9/11/01, in June 2001, he informed the Congress that the ‘‘Department of Defense has become the most powerful force for freedom the world has ever seen.’’ Since 9/11, the U.S. government has relentlessly mobilized and deployed that force far and wide, with effects that remain to be seen.

Happy reading!

I don't think its possible for me NOT to choose whats relevant here sir.

The fact is that I choose to object to this strange behaviour of people on the far (right or left) and all the bullshit/rhetoric that comes with it. 

 I choose not to have my intelligence insulted by an idiot that tells me 'Have fun in "ignorance is bliss land buddy".'

 I choose not to make insulting personal comments and it lowers the credit to all with your view.  

The topic was this policy of Global Dominance that does not exist!  Next your going to tell me that hockey mom is all for this bullshit.C'mon people!