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The current waves of worldwide
anti-war protests are as deeply disturbing as they are predictable in their content, rhetoric and organization. Although turbo-charged by the Internet and streamlined with modern organizational techniques, todays demonstrator bears a haunting resemblance to those of the late 1960's and early 1970’s.
There are three basic requirements to be a demonstrator: (1) Think in a box. (2) Speak in slogans. (3) Believe that civil disobedience is “cool.”
Those who possess organizational skills and zeal for a cause stemming from an exaggerated sense of moral superiority easily manipulate such people. Indeed, some of
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