Meanwhile, the Gorchakov-Drinkwater Immediate Compensation Bill remains in committee and Christian Randolph, spokesman for the Compensation Expedition Force, is not happy. "Delay is what they really want." Randolph said. "They’re expecting us to fade away. Well, I’m here to tell them that I’m an old soldier, and this old soldier is not going to fade away. Old soldiers know how to fight. We’re all Americans here, and we all know that Americans don’t like to start fights. But we’re not afraid to finish them. Back us into a corner and you’ll see what I mean." When asked to speculate on whether Randolph was now threatening violent confrontations between the government and the Marchers despite his previous anti-violence stand, Cynthia Locke, Federal Capital Chief of Police would only reply, "No comment."<<<<<