A beautiful day for a rally that turned ugly when a peace protester crossed the line from ugly remarks to violence.
Snarky retorts, name calling and mis characterizations by the CCPM are common place events in my 7 month documentary of this rally. Yesterday crossed the line, when I was struck twice by a peace protester. I can deal with all the above, but will NOT tolerate any form of violence against my person. I am consulting legal advice on this matter.
And here is a description of how the police had to deal with him:WE ALL LOSE IT - and an apology's fine, but this vigiler has nothing to apologize for to any of us.
He happens to be a veteran who served his country in Vietnam - and we love and honor him. He is one of the kindest, most wonderful people you can ever know - he not only served his country in war but also in peace in public service.
The CCPM member was pointed out to police and the officer told the man to come forward and the man refused. The guy was totally uncooperative, belligerent and would not go with the officer.Crummy picture site, you can't hotlink the pics, oh well click on the piture link above to see the guy being so peaceful and respectful of the cops.When he shoved the officer, the officer's partner took him to the ground to be handcuffed.
The guy continued to resist while on the ground and the peace movement folks surrounded the officers, some as close as a foot or so away.
Stupid guy, all he had to do was lie to the police and he would have gotten away with slapping a girl.
There’s going to come the day when some of these moonbats go too far, and somebody on our side snaps. The results will not be pretty, and almost certainly spun against us, but you know it’s going to happen—in fact, they’re probably hoping for it. (Except that they’re hoping the ass-kicking happens to somebody else in their peace group, of course!)
Oh, and may I say to Skye...NOT GUILTY!!!
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One word : RICO