(Vol. 3) HERE IS THE ENEMY -- they have posted their names (this time it's Code Pinko, et al)

Code Pinko dot org ^ | 3-8-06 | Doug from Upland

[doug from upland]

ORIGINAL: Here is the enemy (over 36,000 views)

HERE IS THE ENEMY - No. 2

And now comes Vol. 3 from our friends at Code Pinko.

Sign the Women Say No to War Call TODAY! March 6, 2006 - Breaking News: Cindy Sheehan and CODEPINK Cofounder Medea Benjamin Arrested at the U.S. Mission to the U.N. They were cuffed and forcefully dragged away from the plaza in front of the U.S. Mission to the United Nations, where they had marched with the delegation of Iraqi women to deliver the Women Say NO to War petition signed by almost 90,000 people across the globe to demand the immediate withdrawal of U.S. forces from Iraq (see blog photos here). Please sign the call today at www.womensaynotowar.org, pass it on to your friends, and join us either in Washington DC or at local events. Click here for details.

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[darkwing104]

I guess these women oppose all of the voters in all of the recent Iraqi Elections.
Don't tell me...Saddam was their hero.

[MikefromOhio]

thought so

[Mind-numbed Robot]

I went to the link, filled in the information but took another look before sending. Are you sure that is the correct link? It looked to me that I would be joining the enemy.

[rdcorso]

A lot of Latino names on there but I didn't see the name of one American.If we are doing the opposite of this group we are doing the right thing.

[Brad’s Gramma]

Go to the pinkpage and start reading the names of the signatures....lots of people from all sorts of places.

[sgtbono2002]

Sally Field= Rode hard and put away wet.

[nopardons]

Nice of them to give us their names! :-)

[Farmer Dean]

If he were on the list,he would be at the bottom.

[sgtbono2002]

How many time do they have to arrest Cindy Sheehan before some Judge gets a belly full and make her serve a year.

By the way I saw Angela Davis' name in there --Oh yeah I remember her. She was once on the FBI's most wanted list.

[nopardons]

I'm SO glad that my husband and I FREEPED some Code Pinkers, we accidentally stumbled upon, 1 1/2 years ago, when we were on vacation. These reprobates and traitors need to be FREEPED as much as possible!

[nopardons]

bttt

[Brad’s Gramma]

They're got some fuzzy math over there too...they're counting multiple signatures as individual...

[Farmer Dean]

On more than one occasion,judging from the present face she now sports.{put this burka on quick Sally,you're scaring the horses.}

[nopardons]

I wonder if she'll cry, if we all told her that we DON'T LIKE HER, we really, really, REALY don't!

[BigTom85]

[Valin]

Maria Bello, actress


Coyote Ugly (2000) .... Lil

Actress?

[Jameel Rashid]

Hey whatsup y'all? I'd like to tell y'all that I never got in trouble for anything that y'all tried to do. My CO didn't even talk to me. All that ever happened was that my Engineering Officer called me up to his state room and he just stated that I should use better judgement and then we joked a little bit and I went back to watch.

This is one of those instances where you idiots might realise that you should really get a life. I know there were a few people posting on here who understood where I was coming from.

Another funny part about was I went to A-school for my rate/mos (Operations Specialist) like 6 or 7 months later. And then I got my HONORABLE discharge about a year ago. That felt really, really good. Can't wait to use my GI Bill for school too. Then I can use all that gov't money for education and I get really get people to rally up and become ACTIVE in the comming change of this country and this world.

I don't hate any of you. We just don't see eye to eye. That's all.

I look forward to talking with/about y'all.


p.s. We won't stop until Babylon falls.