Danish newspaper MetroXpress described the demonstration like 
          this: 
        "The Communists 
          led demonstration
        12.000 demonstrated yesterday 
          against Bush in the middle of Copenhagen. The far left wing was in majority.
        The party is already over, and 
          the central character has gone to Scotland, when a demonstration takes 
          place Wednesday afternoon against president Bush on Christiansborgs 
          Slotsplads [the square in front of the parliament building in Copenhagen, 
          - transl.]. Still, close to 12.000 people have shown up. 
          The place in front of Denmark’s centre of power is, for a couple 
          of hours, filled with tie-dye shirts, singing and red banners. Lots 
          of red banners.
          With messages like “Unite under Maoism” and an abundance 
          of hammers and sickles, it seems for a moment like the old Soviet Union 
          has reappeared in the middle of sunny Copenhagen" (...)