Posted on 07/05/2006 2:45:12 PM PDT by Rakkasan1
Dan Erickson waited for his chance to infiltrate the rolling protest against illegal immigration.
The Chisholm, Minn., man watched as a caravan of 13 motorcycles dubbed the 21st Century Paul Revere Ride pulled up to the Minnesota State Capitol on Tuesday afternoon, on their national protest ride. Erickson — who favors immigrant rights — wedged his Harley Dyna Glide into their line of parked motorcycles.
But he put his machine in backwards, with the tailpipes facing the Capitol steps.
"That's so if any of them spoke I would rev up my engine so you couldn't hear them," Erickson said, an American flag dangling from his throttle.
In the end, he didn't have to.
The caravan — five out-of-staters plus their local supporters — never got a chance to speak publicly during their Fourth of July rally stop in St. Paul. They were met by about 150 counter-demonstrators who banged on drums, chanted and hollered at them.
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There's a warm wind blowing...
Infiltration is how the cowardly border anachist scum work. It's always good to remember that.
I was waiting for Bobby E to suggest reparations for the Spaniards invading Mexico, too.
Nothing says "I love America" on the 4th of July like waving Mexican flags at the state capitol.
jackasses.
Never trust a nun who bangs a drum.
Ah, yes. The free speach crowd on the left. So typical. Demand your rights to say anything no matter how outlandish be upheld and silence anyone who disagrees. Everyone needs to be reminded why this crowd should never, ever, be trusted with politcal power.
Adria Fernandez of St. Paul bounced a sign in rhythm with the chanting, It read: "Immigrants are my neighbors, co-workers, friends…"
"I don't want these people coming in here to tell my neighbors they are not welcome," she shouted over the din.
So Ariana doesn't lock the doors on her house, I take it. Wouldn't want the neighbors to feel unwelcome.
He wasn't in favor of illegal immigration, he said.
"But (they) are going about it the wrong way. The only native people here are American Indians."
He's a liar and a moron. I don't think the Indians materialized here out of thin air.
It's clear that there are a great many Americans absolutely intent on committing cultural suicide; a great many more not only support them, but do so with the very greatest possible enthusiasm.
IMHO America will cease to be a nation simply because we all believed it necessary to be so politically correct that no one will tell these @ssholes off.
There's a kind of "social glue" which holds a nation together, and consists of shared values, traditions, and beliefs; when that glue dissolves, history indicates the society thereafter falls apart. This may, in fact, be occurring in contemporary America - I hope, however, that I'm being excessively alarmist.
Nope!
Question is, where was everybody forty years ago when it all got started?
Agreed.(You are not excessively alarmist.)
And they came from the far east.
My ancestors were here > 100 years before there was a united States of America. I guess I am a “native American.” Odd, I have red hair and am light complected. Like a Scott. WHOOO HOOO! I AM a Scott! A Scottish-Native-American. Whoda thunk!
WRONG, moron.
native n : a person who belongs to a particular country by birth.
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