Posted on 06/24/2013 2:26:59 PM PDT by montag813
Give the mobs the White House address. In English. That way they might end up at Schumer’s house. :-)
So, this is what the dictatorship of the proletariat is all about.
Very interesting.
IMHO
This is OUR freakin country and these damn politicians have no right to tell us we cannot defend our own country.
Let the Messy-cans riot...Hopefully they don't run in to a few good ol boy’z that are flat worn out by all the bullcrap goin on in this country.
Man oh man, I'm sick of these politicians makin American citizens out to be the bad guys all the ded-gum time. Sick of it.
“a million people on the mall in Washington,”
Oh my goodness! We cant have that, can we? That MUST be stopped!
Pinging myself, so I can read this when I get home.
so what? And they’ll do what?
Bring it Schmuckie, there’s 300 million Americans to your 1 million Los Hispanos.
He will organize and produce a mob of perhaps 10,000 if he is lucky, but the sycophantic media will dutifully report the crowd size to be 1Million.
Yes, he is an evil bastard.
Who cares if they mob D.C.
effing bring it you corrupt pile of crap!!!
Burn down the Capitol with Congress inside it?
Schumer is scum.
FREEPER ACTION ALERT-—DELUGE THE CAPITOL POLICE W/ MESSAGES-—do not issue permits to groups who threaten US ntl security.
Guide to the DC Permit Process-—as of 9/12/12: some of the MPD sites are not functioning - they are currently changing their website.
Protests of 25 people or more on the National Mall require a permit, as does any event that requires streets to be closed. The Metropolitan Police, because they lost an important court case, are required to allow permit-less marches in the street as long as they stay within a single lane. Demonstrations on public sidewalks are legally permissable without a permit so long as they don’t block the walkway and fewer than 100 people are expected.
If expecting more than 100 people, you can find the permit application at the Metropolitan Police Department’s Get a Permit for a Special Event page. Sidewalks are supposedly public property, but some activists have experienced severe police harassment for protesting outside of private businesses.
Police officials require very specific details about stages, speakers, tents, food, and potential for violence or counter-protests. They will help you to work out the details over a series of meetings, and permits rarely get denied in DC. However, it is best to start early since permits are allocated on a first-come, first-serve basis and DC is a popular place to protest.
Who do you talk to? Our city has a lot of different law enforcement groups with different jurisdictions, and the permit process is different depending on where your protest is going to be held.
•For protests on or around the Capitol Buildings, you need to apply for a permit with the Capitol Police. They say to apply at least five days in advance of your activity to guarantee processing, but to allow up to 2 weeks if applying by snail mail.
Capitol Police web site has a map of the Capitol grounds, plus guidelines for permitted activities and steps to get a permit and contact information for the Capitol Police Special Events Unit. For more information, you can also call (202) 224-8891.
•For protests in one of the many parks around the city, including the National Mall, you’ll need to get in touch with the National Park Service. Events with a lot of equipment, sound amplification, food, or participants can require a month or more for the entire permitting process with the NPS, so start early!
Please note that all applications, unless determined to be a First Amendment activity, must be accompanied by a $50.00 payment for initial processing. This office is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 A.M. until 4:00 P.M., holidays excepted. Call 202-245-4715 to obtain additional information.
•If you’re planning a march and would like a police escort or streets closed, or if you’re having a rally somewhere outside of a park, you should apply for a permit with the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD).
Since the settlement of the court cases stemming from the illegal mass arrest of protesters at the 2002 IMF/World Bank meetings, the MPD is required to allow groups to protest in the street without a permit, as long as they stay in a single lane. They can get a little rough, though, so decide for yourselves what makes the most sense for your event.
For parades, demonstrations, and other permits controlled by the Metropolitan Police Department, you can initiate this notification by completing the appropriate forms and mailing them to the MPDC’s Special Operations Division. You can see a copy of their permit application here (link).
For further information on MPD permits, contact:
• DC Emergency Management Agency, (202) 727-3165
• Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs, Special Events Coordinator, (202) 442-4400
• Metropolitan Police Department, Special Events Branch, (202) 727-4635
SOURCE peacecenter.com
And we should bring rope... lots and lots of rope.
There is something frightening about a person, who has benefited from America, and who is this caculating and shrewd about enslaving people under the bondage the Democratic party has created for American citizens.
How shallow and meaningless is his life that he has no reverance for what we have?
He is no better than a common street whore working for a fix f Heroin.
Mobs would be good. Then ICE will know where to go to pickup a bunch of illegals and deport their sorry azzes.
I prefer the Mussolini scenerio
“Remember the Alamo!” “Come and take it!”
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