Federal Police Ordered D.C. Chapter Silenced Outside Democrat Fundraiser 3/25/04

D.C. Chapter ^ | Thursday, March 25, 2004 | Kristinn

[sauropod]

I am looking for a screencap of that. For a poster. ;-).

[sauropod]

You're forgetting about the time we were ordered to shut up or threatened w/ arrest by a USSS(UD) person from behind the fence at the WH.

[Doctor Raoul]

That was the first one I counted when I said it's three guys out of all we've encountered. But there was one MPD female who seemed fond of Clinton and made Kristinn move once. So my count is now four. Still very good.

[ejo]

"Your sign was priceless...keep up the good work with the Chapter!!!!

[Criminal Number 18F]

LaRouchies

Ya know, Kris and all, I live in the real world and I understand the circumstances and decisions that would bring a person to politics other than ours. A lot of people really believe in the Democratic line, and I understand that. Many people support Ralph Nader, and I can understand where they are coming from. Doesn't mean I agree with them, but I understand that they sincerely hold these beliefs and that there was some process by which they came to them.

But I can't figure LaRouche's crowd out. Unless they are like the really insane conspiratroids, the Michael Rivero -- Jeff Rense -- Mike Ruppert round-the-bend guys, who just seem to be lost souls looking for some structure to be part of. I mean, Lyndon LaRouche's policy statements are all but incoherent; his history of mendacity and criminality is a matter of public record; his electoral ambitions have gone, er, unrewarded by a skeptical electorate.

Why, then, does this knucklehead attract followers? Is it that there are so many followers and so few leaders out of nearly 300 millions of us that anyone, even a criminal or a lunatic, is assured a certain baseline level of support if he throws his hat in the ring?

d.o.l.

Criminal Number 18F

[kristinn]

Thank you very much. We've had excellent professional relations with local and federal law enforcement in the D.C. area over the five-plus years we've been doing this. This officer was the rare exception to that.

Your group does great work. I'll send you a freepmail so we can see how to deal with things like this in the future.

[kristinn]

Our most fun and educational protest is coming up on May 1. That will be our sixth annual freep of liberal media bias outside the White House Correspondence Association Dinner.

We get to take our message directly to liberal media bosses and reporters, as well as politicians of all stripes, as they arrive on foot and by limo for the dinner.

If you and the missus can make the trip, this will be the one the kids will get the most out of.

[kristinn]

We miss you out here. It's going to be a busy year, hopefully there'll be a few times when you can join us.

[absalom01]

You know, I've never, not once, had a problem with any LE at a FReep, or similar type of public event. Have seen plenty of trouble for our side averted by the cops, though.

I guess the old adage "ymmv" applies here as well.

[lepton]

"WE'RE NOT ALLOWED TO TALK TO YOU BECAUSE YOU MIGHT BECOME VIOLENT."

Excellent!

[reg45]

Dr. Rice comes to mind! Colin Powell is another excellent choice.

Thomas Sowell or Walter E. Williams would be even better.

[MindBender26]

"ymmv"

[MindBender26]

"ymmv"

???????

[tgslTakoma]

"Your mileage may vary."

[battleax]

BTTT

[absalom01]

Y.our M.ileage M.ay V.ary
Y.our M.ileage M.ay V.ary

[sauropod]

Simple answer. Yes.

I do not have a high opinion of a lot of people in this country. Anyone that buys into this stuff is intellectually lazy.

Just listen to Washington Journal on C-SPAM. Self-evident. 'Pod.

[Redbob]

Great job!

Didja videotape that Brownshirt warning you off?

[Vets_Husband_and_Wife]

Excellent choices, both brilliant minds. But I don't think Sowell or Williams have ever wanted political positions. Have you ever heard otherwise?

[ConservativeMan55]

John Kerry owes me a new computer.