200,000 People Converge on San Francisco to protest U.S. War on Iraq 1/18: A massive anti-war protest happened today in downtown SF calling for no war on Iraq. The crowd stretched continuously from the foot of Market St. and filled the Civic Center to capacity. Later in the afternoon, one thousand people joined a radical anti-capitalist breakaway march and militantly marched through the financial center smashing windows and graffitting the SF Chronicle, British Consulate, CitiCorp, the INS building, Starbucks, and Victoria Secret. There were two confirmed arrests. One protester said, "The anti-globalization movement may be dead, but the anti-capitalist movement is alive and well." Photos: 1 | 2 | 3 |4 | Audio Report | Peacenik Report |Legal Update
