@fasces, who are you to actually answer the original question? LOL. But I agree. People who can spend days (or weeks) protesting obviously don't have pressing concerns in their lives... That's a very, very broad over-generalization, but one look at the crowd will tell you most of those kiddies need to go back to their college dorms. Maybe daddy should cut off their allowance...

@"GOD" you picked up the joke. lol

@Adam, just how long does one wait for "time to tell" before the original proposition becomes irrelevant? People have been predicting the end of the world for thousands of years, and then they keel over and the next generation picks up the same. If the world ends in 4599, the dude who predicted the world's end way back in 859 can't say "see, told you so." How soon does the NWO have to "go into effect" to make the warnings from the mid-1990s a still-viable "warning"? Not being combative, but seriously asking where we should place the threshold for such consideration.