1. We were joined by a young man who will be enlisting in the Marines soon.
2. The corner of Speedway and Campbell is where moonbats retreated to from the Tucson Military Recruiting Center on Wednesday mornings.
3. The next Wednesday after the stunning Saturday defeat at the hands of Gathering of Eagles and this Moveon.org counter-protest, the moonbats struck back. 6 trash-talking high school girls showed up early at the weekly Wednesday Recruiting Center protest with a large paper banner, but were confused when "General" Pat gave them a history lesson.
4. Another bullhorn speech: "March on the Pentagon was defeated in Washington, DC. 30,000 people from Gathering of Eagles stood up for the troops and America. Only a few thousand "anti-war" protesters showed up. Jane Fonda did not show up. Jane Fonda has abandoned you!"
5. Another bullhorn speech: "Aren't you ashamed of yourselves? You are standing up here with your candles and protest signs supporting the terrorists instead of America! What's wrong with you? Don't you realize the terrorists are the bad guys? America is fighting for freedom and liberty. Stand up for America!"
6. Another bullhorn speech: "Thousands of schools have been built and repaired in Iraq. Hospitals have also been built and repaired. Businesses, farms and factories are being restarted under Free Iraq. Saddam Hussein's mass killing and torture has been stopped. Liberty is rearing her head in Iraq. But you here in this intersection protesting America have some sort of problem with that. Why?"
7. The pushy protester also tried to give a parting shot while leaving. "Good evening, ladies," he called out as he crossed the street with a lady who came to get him. "And good evening to you two ladies crossing the street, there!" I boomed out.
8. I didn't have time to adjust my camera for the light so I didn't get any photos. Sorry!
9. Many people in passing cars gave us honks and cheers, but being by the University of Arizona we also got quite a few curses and gestures.
10. Yeah, right, just a "vigil." Below is a photo from the Tucson Citizen.
Chris Dayton is one of about 300 people at Speedway Boulevard
and Campbell Avenue Monday to protest the war in Iraq.
11. No, there wasn't 300 people. It was about 120-150. They mostly conceded the SW corner to us 10 Pro-Americans after I started singing.