Man Freed After Driving Into Minuteman Protesters

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[Mr. Mojo]

Good.

He didn't "drive into" the filthy criminals, he drove away from them as they attempted to assault him and destroy his property.

[lonewacko_dot_com]

My unedited notes from his interview on KFI's John and Ken show yesterday:

They were starting to rock his car, they were banging on the windows with the butt ends of their signs.

The police didn't do anything while this was happening.

"I flashed on Reginal Denny... these people were clearly trying to do harm to me..."

The attackers were stacked up in layers around his car. They were on the hood, behind his car, he was afraid they were going to turn the car over... he never saw anyone get hit by his car...

[Dr.Hilarious]

The accusation of racism is one of the most bizarre uses of that liberal dead horse. I suppose they wanted equal surveillance of non-Hispanics, and the Minutemen whould also patrol our border with Ireland?

[Calpernia]

ping

[Brad’s Gramma]

BTTT!!!!

[BenLurkin]

The anti-American crowd WANTS violence.

I hope it doesn't come to that.

On the other hand -- they will likely find themselves visited by a world of hurt if ever it does.

[judgeandjury]

He said the atmosphere inside the meeting "was the flip side" of what was happening outside.

"It was extremist inside," Tucker said. "The audience was so hostile inside we were afraid to ask questions."

It sounds like it was pretty extremist outside too, Tucker. In fact, six hostile protestors were arrested by the police.

[annyokie]

Vigilantes of any stripe are loose cannons.

[Mr. Mojo]

The anti-American crowd WANTS violence.

You're referring to the criminal-protesters and their sympathizers, of course.

[stbdside]

Attacking senior citizens. What a bunch of pitiful cowards.

[AmericanInTokyo]

How does one say "Bring it on" in Spanish? It may yet come to this. It has festered too long and the enemy has gotten too bold and too steeped in a sense of unquestionable entitlement to what is not theirs, i.e., our country's sovereignty.

[BenLurkin]

"A small contingent of people that were troublemakers had backpacks filled with full cans of soda that they were throwing and also cans filled with marbles that they threw," Handfield said.

Some of the protesters wore rubber gloves and donned sweatshirt hoods pulled tightly so only a small portion of their faces could be seen, he said.

I'm thinking THESE are the people who hate America. Am I wrong?

[Gunrunner2]

Goodness. . .took me a while to determine that the demonstrators were NOT the Minutemen.

[mdittmar]

LULAC will lose.

[HiJinx]

Tucker said none of the people he spoke to after the event mentioned that Netkin's van was surrounded or was being hit, but insisted that he gunned the car at people.

Earlier reports say the incident was on tape...a tape which shows the above comments to be lies. Of course, Tucker is simply relaying what he claims he was told, so he can't be accused of lying to the press...

[Mr. Mojo]

No, you're correct.

[AmericanInTokyo]

Hmmmm....just a regular bunch of nice guys you'd like to hang out with at a nice barbeque on Memorial Days. Conjures up an image of real nice boys, real nice, mature American boys:

Hugo Sarmiento Vanlid, 24, Ivan Obed Silva, 26, Shane William Sparks, 21, Fernando Chirino, 23, and Kurt Takeshi Isobe, 18.

[DoughtyOne]

What this article didn't mention, was that the protesters held signs, A.N.S.W.E.R. signs. If these people are organizing and traveling across state lines to commit acts of violence or prevent others from meeting, then they must come close to qualifying as terrorists. Even if they didn't cross state lines, they are trying to intimidate others through violence. That's terrorism. Why doesn't the justice department step in and prosecute them as terrorists, lock them up and throw away the key?

[blackie]

Protect our borders and coastlines from all foreign invaders!

Be Ever Vigilant!

Minutemen Patriots ~ Bump!