13/12/2002 - 11:48 p.m.

I shouted peace and love

No Shame piece. That guy, he gets flack for being too political there, but tonight, tonight it was right. Q did his political piece too. He called it Q Goes to Hell because he was so worried about the reaction. But tonight, tonight it was right. The audience was ready and they got in it and they were for it. It's time. It's time that something was done. We're all ready to stand up like our parents did in the 60's. We're ready to tell Georgie boy that we don't like it and we don't want it and he can go back to Texas and take his war with him.

The thing we haven't got? Drive. We talk a good game, but we're not going to do anything. And why not? Because we don't really believe anything's going to come of it. We've got guys like Jesse out pouring their hearts and souls into protests and getting their beliefs and ideals out there, but the rest of us just want to talk about it. We want to say that it should be stopped, but the masses aren't going to do anything about it until it's too late.

But like Jesse said, and like Q showed us, and even like Emily said, we've gotta do something. Fuck the propaganda, think for yourself. (That's Emily's.) It's time for the people to get up and tell that bastard that his father's problem with Saddam Hussein is not related to the American people. And if he wants to tell us about God blessing the USA, and all of that Bible stuff, maybe he ought to read it. There's this guy in there, God, I think they say he said some things about not killing people.

There is rumour of war spreading in the East. May the voices of the people be heard.