Posted on 09/13/2005 8:37:44 PM PDT by BillF
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. Now, their permit purportedly covers both corners on the west side of the street.
I don't quite understand how "Fully fund the VA" is anti-troop...
Bump for another sucessful FReep and a great report. I eagerly await these reports,especially for weeks when I am unable to attend.
I saw in one picture they put their "quiet, soldiers healing" sign up against a Prius parked in the corner. Was that there car, or is this another case of them using innocent bystander cars for their nefarious purposes?
I was thinking it might be fun to get some people to drive down early and park cars on the Pinko side with our signs inside the windows. The cars would qualify for hazardous duty pay, although it would be worth a scratched-up car to see a pinko get hauled off for defacing property.
I don't think it is on its face. However, if the only part of the military you want to fund is the part that takes care of retired and wounded soldiers, it is hardly "support" for the troops.
Another successful FReep of the dastardly Coed Pink.
Oooops....hmmmm...I think I'll let that typo stand...
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.
See also the copy in red of the FReepmail as recounted above at the beginning the report.
If we can sufficiently outnumber the leftists often enough, embarrassment may cause the leftists to stop these outrageous morale-damaging ("Maimed for a lie" was 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 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?
Thanks for the ping.
It's not, but it is about as insincere as possible. The Pinkos endorsed "the Iraqi resistance" (as they call our enemy, see here and here), gave money to the other side in Fallujah, and call our troops "killers." Then, the Pinkos demonstrate at the hospital and pretend that they support our troops. If anyway buys that, I have a bridge in Brooklyn to sell them.
The benefits stuff is simply bait to attract troops and vets so that they can try to get them to join the anti-war movement.
If the Pinkos wanted to recruit Washington Redskins fans, they would stand outside the stadium with pro-Redskins signs, even if they truly favored the Philadelphia Eagles.
I assume that it was one of their cars this time, but I don't know for sure. You may recall several weeks ago when they fastening numerous signs to someone else's car and had to remove it with the guy, apparently a Walter Reed staffer, complaining stenuously to them.
As for your idea, I'm not sure that the vandals would be caught. If you're voluntering your car as a test case, I'd be happy to see what happens. :)
Seriously though, reciprocity or mutuality is a real consideration here since we are dealing with this people every week. Even if one didn't have principled objections to simply blocking their corner with our vehicles (and I would object to interfering with their expression), and one didn't care about the vehicle (e.g., I'd be happy to risk yours :), suppose we blocked their corner with our vehicles. What do we do when they try that same disreputable tactic on us the following week?
They are going through an outward make over since "Maimed for a lie" and "Sign up here to die for Halliburton" did not go over well with the general public.
I like the "make over" term. Great phase.
Pinkos are doing the extreme makeover, but maybe we have to emphasis that it is, like the whole concept of the Pinkos, a fraud and a scam.
Thanks for the thread and all you do.
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Love this. "Lets Roll".
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