NYT: F.B.I. Scrutinizes Antiwar Rallies

The NYT ^ | Nov. 23, 2003 | ERIC LICHTBLAU

[sauropod]

Let me tell ya, from being out there up close and personal w/ those pukes - it don't take much "scrutinizin'" to size 'em up!

[sauropod]

Yep.

[sauropod]

I thought FrontPageMag covered that in their pamphlet "who are the anti-war left?"

[BOBTHENAILER]

In the absence of a fiery hot cold war, we feel we can afford to "do things right." That's another positive side of Bush that is overlooked by the center and the left!

Ain't that the Lord's own truth. Finally, we have a man for a leader, not some sniveling poll watcher like Clinton who never had a clue as to what made and makes America great.

Unlike others, Bush and company KNOW that it takes a complete sea change in the Middle East, a radical departure from the never ending slow carnage of years and decades past.

We live in very historic times, my friend, and I'm proud to be on the right side of affairs today.

[Travis McGee]

"Hmmm...almost time for huntin' season."

[ridesthemiles]

I suspect what the leftist media is worried about most, is that the FBI will figure out that union funds are being paid to union members to get them on the streets. We have noticed that the same union members seem to show up at different protests in the Los Angeles area. Their printed signs leave little doubt that some their appearances are more than spontanious individual efforts.

About F'n time.

[SierraWasp]

How 'boutcha "LongArm?" Ya gotta copy? Come on!

[Travis McGee]

Longarm doesn't look like anybody I'd want pissed at me in a major way.

[BOBTHENAILER]

"Hmmm...almost time for huntin' season."

The day grows closer and the huntin' will be good. Mighty subversive looking tome, that gent is a perusin'?

Seems I mighta seen it somewheres.

[BOBTHENAILER]

How 'boutcha "LongArm?" Ya gotta copy? Come on!

I'd give mine, but then, I'd have to islamasize you.

(That's kill in red-blooded American speak.)

[Travis McGee]

The day draws closer, but who will be the hunted, and who will be the hunter...that reamains to be determined.

[SierraWasp]

"islamasize"

Hay! Judging by the size of soma them butts I seen stickin in the air whilst they be doubled over in prayer, I think I'd rather be "biggie sized" if ya don't mind! (that'll kill ya too!)

[SierraWasp]

Aw... C'mon... He's justa camaphlaged pussy cat behind that militant lookin beard. Almost reminds one of Fidel, back in his hay day. (grin)

[Jackson Brown]

""I;d like to know more. Who was the Anarchist?""

His name was Roger Nash Baldwin. He formed the American Civil Liberties Union in 1919 after he was released from Prison for draft evasion.

Here is a book on Anarchist during that period, look at the description of the by Publishers Weekly -- you'll see his name listed as one of the anarchists interviewed in this book "Anarchist Voices: An Oral History of Anarchism in America" it's a compendium of 180 interviews with anarchists...including Baldwin.

found at http://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbnInquiry.asp?isbn=0691034125

[Travis McGee]

He reminds me of those Appalacian Scots-Irish mountain folks who have made up half of the American special ops forces from 1776 to today.

[archy]

He reminds me of those Appalacian Scots-Irish mountain folks who have made up half of the American special ops forces from 1776 to today.

Funny. When I first saw his pic, I immediately thought of a Memphis-area ol' boy, one who as a teenager followed former congressman Davy Crockett's footsteps to Texas only to arrive there after the Alamo fight, and who though never formally schooled in any military academy or staff college, rose to the rank of Lieutenant General...and lived to see the end of the war in which he'd fought.

Like you said, not a feller to have upset with you. On June 14, 1863, he was shot by one Andrew W. Gould. Forrest opened the blade of a penknife with his uninjured hand and teeth, and then proceeded to cut Gould to death with it. Generalities about taking a knoife to a gunfight did not apply to such as forrest, though he did quite all right with firearms, as on one occasion when a young Yankee officer about to use his saber on Forrest learned the secret of Forrest's LeMat revolvers.

[sauropod]

Preeecisely! Lock n'load!

[Travis McGee]

Yep, Forrest was in a category of his own. He kept lightning in a bottle!

[wardaddy]

The real pity was being a horse and be given Forrest "duty". I believe they had a shorter life expectancy than a 2nd LT in the A Shau valley.

[jpl]

These big demonstrations require planning and funding. The real big question that I would like to see answered is where these groups are getting their money from. I strongly suspect that a good chunk of it is coming from foreign governments, including some that are avowed enemies of the United States. The FBI and CIA need to investigate this seriously.