Since Cindy has left the Camp, how will the remaining people be treated?

[kentuck]

By the people in Crawford and the media in general. Something tells me that these people left behind will ridiculed and minimized by the media and threatened by the people in Crawford, with Cindy gone. I do not know if it will be able to continue without her there because the people staying will be challenged by the authorities and others, would be my guess...Any ideas of how to keep it alive until Cindy Sheehan can return? How do we maintain control?

[shraby]

1. I'm sure there are very capable people at

the camp. The anti-war movement is much more that just Cindy. She's just the focus. It's like putting on a play. The star is important but there could not be a play without the rest of the cast.

[kentuck]

3. I'm sure that is true but...

how will the people in Crawford, the authorities, and the media react to those staying behind? I don't know that everything will remain the same from an external perspective?

[BigBearJohn]

2. More than any other time, we need to solidify our support of Cindy

Maybe some of the other mother's of fallen soldiers can
join hands to save her place in Crawford.

[illflem]

4. I hope her mother is ok,

but Cindy's leaving might be good for the movement since the press will be reporting on her coming and goings rather than letting her efforts drift away into oblivion.