From Cox and Forkum’s collection "Black and White World."

Scott Ritter, we hardly knew ye. It's all about the children, indeed. More from Little Green Footballs.

"New anti-war 'movement' PC, shallow, elitist," Boston journalist Jon Keller writes in the local edition of the free paper Metro, apparently riling its readership among Somerville and Cambridge T-station musicians, to judge from the online comment box. Go and vote in the reader poll and carry the day for common sense!

A profile of ANSWER, the group that organizes all these "popular" rallies against the war, reveals the group as a front for the Workers World Party, a small political sect that years ago split from the Socialist Workers Party to support the Soviet invasion of Hungary in 1956. The party advocates socialist revolution and abolishing private property. It is a fan of Fidel Castro’s regime in Cuba, and it hails North Korean dictator Kim Jong-Il for preserving his country’s “socialist system,” which, according to the party’s newspaper, has kept North Korea “from falling under the sway of the transnational banks and corporations that dictate to most of the world.” The WWP has campaigned against the war-crimes trial of former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic. A recent Workers World editorial declared, “Iraq has done absolutely nothing wrong.” More from LGF.

For your all-around peace-rally-coverage needs, see:

Little Green Footballs, with bonus Marin Valley Moonbats.

Instapundit. (Here, too, and here.)

E. L. Core here and here.