Anti-war demonstrators were out in hundreds again this weekend. The AP offers up some interesting quotes.

Jodie Evans, a co-founder of Code Pink, claims that "the White House is definitely afraid of women in pink and the power of love." This is in response to the more than two dozen protesters who were arrested for crossing police lines in front of the White House.

Meanwhile in LA-LA Land, Danny Glover, of Lethal Weapon and Predator fame, claims that "women are most affected by war." Don't forget the minorities Danny. It's women and minorities who are hit hardest when the world ends.

Perhaps most bizarre were four members of the Raelian sect, which recently made claims to having cloned a human, and which believes that life on Earth was created by space aliens. Their members stripped down to their thong underwear as a sign of opposition to war. Raelian, Nadine Gray claims that "whenever everybody undresses, the ego goes away and then we can make decisions. Imagine President Bush nude addressing the state of the union. Imagine Saddam Hussein nude." Um, no thanks Nadine. Seeing KSM's hairy self was enough for me.

CNN, who has a history of taking analysis from celebrities, notes that B-movie actress Janeane Garofalo claims, "It's our obligation to watchdog the government because, for the most part, the media has not done so." They also note that famed author Alice Walker, (who is both a woman and a minority Danny) was arrested for protesting in Washington.