Going back to what Roze said on the first post, what we need nowadays to start a movement is passion.

I think that the creation of the internet has had a positive impact, in that we have loads more of information available to us, we can get a clearer and accurate idea of what's going on. However, a negative one as well, where being able to "voice" our oppinions on current matters in the comfort of our chairs, completely anonymously and fully knowing that at any point in our debate we can just "log-off" and disappear never to be seen again - well it takes the seriousness out of our words.

As it has been said before, sitting here and calmly trying to reason things out will get us nowhere. Virtual words on a random internet "blog" will put no pressure on anyone to take action. The government couldn't care less about a facebook group with half a million members entitled "Stop the war on Iraq". However, put those half a million in front of the white house and I can assure you it will change things. Actions speak louder than words.

So, curse you internet, but thanks for all the fish.