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march to the convention center, but the authorities had already blocked a couple of the bridges that led to the convention center. They blocked ‘em with snowplows and gravel trucks, police barricades and plenty of manpower. | saw the protesters running toward one of those bridges, and they were being chased by police in riot gear and teargas masks, so then the protesters were stuck in the middle. Isn’ t that great? WILLOW: Ha-ha, the bridges to nowhere. /7rack and Willow giggle wildly.JY' know, |’ m really gonna miss you when you go to Iraq. TRACK: I' m gonna miss you too. Anyway, the thing is, our guys had to be prepared, starting months before the convention, because there’ s all kinds of front organizations out there that the FBI had to get infiltrated, like the environmentalists and vegetarians who pretend to be just innocent special-interest groups. Same with farmers, attorneys, medics, reporters--a journalist, Amy Goodman and her producers, plus a guy from Associated Press on the sidewalk in front of a building where there was a huge party given by lobbyists for legislators with a band, Hookers and Blow, not to be confused with a terrorist band, Rage Against the Machine, and also a bunch of bloggers and a whole video collective called |-Witness--some people had to be roughed-up and handcuffed and arrested for trying to interfere with law enforcement. Their computers and HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_015160