Protestors at Greenbelt station
Am reading the issues of the Washington Post that I missed while I was away, and the article about the Saturday Sept. 24th anti-war protest was somewhat cavalier about the number of people in the city for the protest, using the subway system, etc.
As I was leaving the city for the airport, around 9:30 a.m., I encountered hundreds and hundreds of people at the Greenbelt Metro station. Normally on a Saturday, this station would be desert-like.
But it was packed with people carrying signs, going to the demonstration, and the parking lot was used as a staging area for Motor Coaches to drop off people outside of the city, for travel the rest of the way by public transit.
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