DC Chapter co-leader kristinn has confirmed that we shall continue FReeping the Code Pinkos every Friday night until they stop their obscene blood dance outside the hospital of our war-wounded. If you agree with me that it is outrageous for Code Pinkos to demonstrate at a hospital with war-wounded troops inside, please come out and join us in a peaceful counter-protest.
One of the amputees told me months ago that he doesn't want other wounded troops coming into Walter Reed and seeing only the Code Pinkos at the gates. He explained that the FReeper presence there was extremely important to counter the Pinkos. Please join us and be a part of our peaceful counter-protest to Code Pink.
Please don't let the troops think that regular Americans are too busy with TV, ballgames, movies and other recreation to peacefully counter America-hating leftists.
Being there with us in spirit is great, but we need people to hold the MOAB (Mother of all banners), other signs, and flags. Maybe you can't come every week, but please make it your patriotic duty to join us at least once in the near future.
As always, the DC Chapter's rules for protesting will be in effect.
Briefly, they are: No violence. No profanity. No racism. No provocations. Obey the law. Treat all law enforcement officers with respect.
Start at 6:30 pm and go to about 9:30 pm.
Walter Reed Army Medical Center, 7200 Georgia Ave., at Elder St., NW
Code Pinkos have been setting up on the southwest corner of the Georgia Ave/Elder St intersection. We've been setting up on the northeast corner across the street from Walter Reed's entrance gate.
FReepmail me or post a reply to get on or off the list.
Injured Walter Reed patients, including amputees, have repeatedly told us how important it is for us to be there to counter Code Pink.
If we can sufficiently outnumber the leftists often enough, embarrassment may cause the leftists to stop these outrageous morale-damaging ("Maimed for a lie" is one of their signs) demonstrations at the hospital.
The same FReepers are doing almost all of the these FReeps. We do so gladly as a labor of love for our brave troops fighting terrorists over there, instead of waiting for the terrorists to come here. We FReep especially for those wounded in combat. However, some FReepers' family vacations or other obligations may prevent some of them from coming this next Friday.
Our troops are bold enough to face bullets, mortars, IEDs, and suicide bombers. Are you bold enough to get out from behind the keyboard, FReep in person, and stand up for the wounded troops at Walter Reed?
If you're in the DC area and don't have family or work considerations that keep you from FReeping, can you spare a few hours on a Friday night? Will you?
In that photo, Pinko Murphy is dragging The Flag on the ground too. ptui on her
I wish I lived much closer to D.C. You guys are fighting the GOOD FIGHT and you are making a huge difference. And having fun while you're at it too, right?!
I think that one or both of you wanted to be added to the DC Chapter ping list, but I can't find any record of it.
I've been pretty out of it taking pain medication the last 5 days or so. Please forgive me for asking you again if you want to be on the list.
I really love my nifty titanium Halliburton tripod - with two camera mounts.
I sent my thank you card to Dick Cheney yesterday.
P.S. Have we gotten our Karl Rove talking points package, yet?
The man with the cane (14th photo down) crossed over from the hospital to FReep mainside of the street and talked with Albion Wilde, Christopher Lincoln and rackatoot. He is a Vietnam veteran who had also been seriously wounded and lives in Niagara Falls NY. He said that he comes down to Walter Reed for some personal care about twice a month and now spends a few days at a time with the new war wounded, maybe just a few of them on each visit. He gives them hope and courage but also tells them the reality of living with broken bodies. He told us that the wounded soldiers are fortunate to be treated like kings and queens right here and now, but once they go home to middle America, they may be quickly forgotten. He does his best to prepare them for that reality. We didn't get his name and he desired no attention to himself, saying that the current wounded deserve all of the attention and respect now. He said that the wounded patients notice and appreciate the positive FReeper support. He thanked us for being outside the hospital under all weather conditions. He asked us to be outside especially if the weather is poor, the soldiers will notice and remember that.
These "code pinko" banshees (and squeegee's...LOL) need to be out done!
Thanks for holding up DC!
As we assumed position on the "pink-o's corner" awaiting the arrival of our beloved troops from their Friday night out, we had a visitor.
A middle-aged gentleman walked out from WR and started looking around at the FReepers on all four corners of the street. Horns were honking and people waving and yelling. I finally said hello to him and asked if we were in his way. He responded by saying no, but what is this.
IIRC, Kristinn explained about the pink-o's and the FReepers. He was incredulous that the commies would be at the gate of WR. I asked him if he had not seen them. His reply was that no, he had not, as he has been inside WR for 16 hours a day since his son arrived from Iraq.
After speaking with us a bit longer, he asked how much longer we would be there. He pointed to a window to his son's room and said he was going back in and try to get his son to the window, as he believed the MOAB could be seen from there and it would do wonders for his son to know what was going on outside the gates.
He shook our hands as he thanked us all for being there and headed back in. Thank you so much DC Chapter for organising and continuing the counter protest of the digusting pink-o's.
THIS MEANS SO MUCH TO OUR WOUNDED WARRIORS AND THOSE THAT CARE ABOUT THEM!
Thanks for coming beandog! It was great meeting and FReeping with you. Hope we will see you again.
I believe you left this little tidbit out. ;*)
You folks are wonderful. You're heros that don't don a uniform. Keep it up. If I weren't in Korea, I'd be there with you.
Taxman Bravo Zulu! to the DC Chapter for the FReep!
And another Taxman Bravo Zulu! for the FReep writeup and pics, Bill!
Keep up the good work!
Nice report especially in light of yoour current conditions. When your run out out of happy pills, maybe your dog will loan you his rawhide chew to bite down on when the pain is too much.
Bill,
You forgot to ask the readers of this thread if they've had chicken pox. This thread could be contagious!
Murphy looks like she's been hanging out with Mr Dickel. I wonder how much she is paid to do this stuff.
I'm told that Kevin discussed our counter-protest with you on your show yesterday and that you indicated that you wanted to join us sometime.
Here is the report from Friday. Hope that you can join us some Friday soon!
Thanks for the ping. I plan on being there Friday night. It might be 7 instead of 6:30 but I'm going to try and make it at 6:30. Had a good time and was glad to come out and help. What do you guys do if it rains? Do the pinkos show up?
Hope you're feeling better.
Hi - Missed you and your lovely daughters!! Hope you are having a wonderful vacation.