Cindy: “We Are Light, They Are Darkness”

Sweetness & Light ^ | September 25, 2005 | N/A

[Sam Hill]

Having just embarrassed herself among her fellow crackpots by complaining about losing media attention to hurricane Rita, Mother Sheehan burned the midnight oil to scribe yet another rant for the Howard Dean paid shill site, the Daily Kos.

The self-appointed saint didn't mean what she said before about being ignored. Suddenly, Cindy is now "content." After all, she now has the moral authority of the Reverends Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson as her sword and buckler.

However, Cindy does admit she is a clown, which would seem to be some progress:

We Don't Exist

Sat Sep 24th, 2005 at 21:04:25 PDT

We Don't Exist
Cindy Sheehan

Last weekend, Karl Rove said that I was a clown and the antiwar movement was "non-existent." I wonder if the hundreds of thousands of people who showed up today to protest this war and George's failed policies know that they don't exist. It is also so incredible to me that Karl thinks that he can wish us away by saying we aren't real. Well, Karl and Co., we are real, we do exist and we are not going away until this illegal and immoral occupation of Iraq is over and you are sent back to the depths of whatever slimy, dark, and loathsome place you came from. I may be a clown Karl, but you are about to be indicted. You also preside over one of the biggest three ring, malevolent circuses of all time: the Bush administration.

The rally today was overwhelming and powerful. The reports that I was arrested today were obviously false. The peace rally was mostly very peaceful. Washington, DC was filled with energetic and proud Americans who came from all over to raise their voices in unison against the criminals who run our government and their disastrous policies that our making our nation more vulnerable to all kinds of attacks (natural and "Bush" made disasters).

I led the march for peace along side such venerable activists as the Reverends Al Sharpton, Bob Edgars, and Jesse Jackson, Jr., and Julian Bond. Two of our Congresswomen with cajones from California: Barbara Lee and Lynn Woolsey also led the march.

Many people told me thank you for coming. I want to tell America "thank you!!" At the Camp Casey reunion this evening, I was so overcome with emotion and gratitude that I wanted to hug every citizen of this country. We in the Camp Casey movement are so proud and thrilled that America showed up in such great numbers.

So much happened today! I am exhausted but very content. I am again filled with a renewed sense of hope that we will get our country back and get our troops home. I was also thrilled at the number of young people who came out today. That is another great sign that the side of good is winning.

With the Reverends, we stopped in front of the White House and said a prayer. After the prayer, I said that we are light and they are darkness. Darkness can NEVER overcome the light, ever. As long as there is one spark, the darkness has lost. We will prevail, we will be victorious. The darkness has lost because our beacons of peace and truth are shining for the entire world to see. And it is a very pretty sight. Take that Karl.

By the way, look how eagerly Mother Sheehan promulgates yet another preposterous lie:

"I wonder if the hundreds of thousands of people who showed up today to protest this war and George's failed policies know that they don't exist."

No, Cindy, none of these people beyond say 10-15,000 actually exist. Not even using Million Man Math.

The Ellipse in Washington is a relatively small space, especially compared to the rest of The Mall.

As a point of reference, this is what a crowd of 100,000 people looks like. (The Los Angeles Coliseum, whose seating capacity is actually only 93,000.)

In fact yesterday's rally was about the same size or probably even less than the other rallies ANSWER has staged over the last few years.

Compare the photos from ANSWER's rally to a march that most agree reached into the hundreds of thousands, the lesbian baby-killers March for Women's Lives rally, held in April 2004.

By many accounts it was the largest rally ever to be held in Washington, or at least since the Vietnam War.

You will note that in this picture the crowd completely overflowed the entire Mall, an area many times larger than the Ellipse.

But what's another lie when you overcoming darkness?

[Sam Hill]

Poor Karl Rove. He must be feeling pretty small after that tongue-lashing from Mother Sheehan.

[HitmanLV]

Cindy: "We Are Light, They Are Darkness"

What a powerful, original metaphor.

[Sam Hill]

The latest from Cindy.

[jocon307]

Mother Sheehan, that just makes my blood boil.

[dr_who_2]

Cindy is Kerry in drag. How can people say things like that with a straight face?

[Sam Hill]

"What a powerful, original metaphor."

It sounded kinda like a racist Freudian slip to me.

I wonder what the Reverends thought?

[JLAGRAYFOX]

Folks, it is not Cindy Sheehan you are looking at or listening to. It is the face of the Democrat "Traitor/Treason" Party.

[dr_who_2]

With that many vegans crowded together in just a few acres, no one is going to bother complaining about Blue Plains anymore.

[Right_Wing_Madman]

It will be interesting to see if the moonbats take control of the Democratic presidential nomination in 2008. Or will they be shut out? Like they were at the 1968 Chicago convention when all the anti-war folks went on a violent rampage. Or will the moonbat brigade take control of the party? Like in 1972 when McGovern crashed and burned.

[SunnySide]

Cindy: “We Are Light, They Are Darkness”
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Evil like Cindy Sheehan is so transparent the minute "it" attempts to impersonate his holiness, our lord and savior.

Cindy isn't even worth the powder to blow her away. She's dimmer than a burnt out bulb.

[Signalman]

Words of wisdom from Cindy She-hag.

[Beth528]

[Prime Choice]

Cindy al-Sheehan is just peeved that hurricanes keep stealing her thunder.

Remember that al-Sheehan just referred to Hurricane Rita as (paraphrasing) "just a little wind and rain."

It's weird when my parodies turn into prophecies.

[Salamander]

I am the walrus, goo goo g’joob.

[MindBender26]

"We are Lightheaded."

That's about 8,000 people, max.

[keithtoo]

They are dim bulbs, which, technically is a kind of light.

[popdonnelly]

No, Cindy, you and your friends are fools and we are realists.

[denydenydeny]

I can't wait to hear Laura Ingraham do her hilarious Cindy impression saying this tomorrow.

[ncountylee]

Like they were at the 1968 Chicago convention when all the anti-war folks went on a violent rampage.

Untrue, it was a democrat political machine (Daley) ordered riot.

[Dane]

Actually, IIRC, the Promise Keepers had the largest crowd in the Mall back in 97.