ATTN. SECRET SERVICE: DAILY KOS DIARIST FAKING PRESS PASSES FOR CODE PINK

Saturday, July 5, 2008 | Kristinn

[txrangerette]

Accusing the Secret Service of sympathy to their cause or of wanting excitement at an event - isn’t that what you’re suggesting? - seems a bit much.

There’s got to be another reason these people aren’t being cracked down on ahead of time before they can go crazy at an event.

President Bush mentioned freedom of speech being what America is all about. Maybe the SS is determined to make that point as long as they know these people and think they can control them.

But the problem is, one of them or a terrorist could abuse the ruse they are using to get in, in order to assassinate the President.

[txrangerette]

Thanks to both of you!

[kristinn]

Thanks for the explanation. However, the Pinkos were able to infiltrate the press section at the McCain event. Obama spoke at the U.S. Conference of Mayors which Code Pink got press credentials for.

Just because they're not in the White House or Congressional press galleries yet doesn't mean they can't get press access at other events where Secret Service protectees or other prominent officials appear.

[txrangerette]

Thanks!

[txrangerette]

Many thanks!

[newheart]

"Multipass.."

Yep. Took three captures to get it. I could clean up the scroll bar, but that would look doctored.

[newheart]

Happy to be of service.

[dragnet2]

Good points, good questions. I would add that the press also knows who Desiree and Medea are. To imagine that these misfits go unnoticed hiding out in the midst of press is nonsense.

You bet.

[Cringing Negativism Network]

Sorry.

I was laughing at the one bogus id on the page, labeled “MULTIPASS”, a reference to the movie Fifth Element with Bruce Willis.

Very funny scene, boarding a space transport to another planet for an opera.

(long story)

Sorry I know this is a serious topic, but that’s funny. :)

“Multipass!”

[stratman1969]

I made a copy also

[WilliamofCarmichael]

The Kos-kreated kounterfeit press passes are usually easily identified owing to the dailycuss propensity for profanity to express their feeeeeeeeeeeelings. The most common dailycuss bogus pass mistake says, “F... you, I’m with the press.” The gang can’t help it.

[txradioguy]

It’s BS like this from the Kos Kiddies that cause me to walk parade routes and play lookout/bodyguard for our guys when we perform in public.

[newheart]

ROFL. You’re right and I completely missed the reference. (Which is embarrassing—I loved that movie.)

Yeah, the thread is serious, but aside from the Secret Service, I don’t think anyone should take Code Pink seriously at all. In the end, I suspect that is the radical liberals biggest downfall: no sense of humor.

[OKIEDOC]

THANKS FOR THE INFORMATION.

[txradioguy]

Sent the link to Drudge

[mkjessup]

I’ve got the complete page saved to my local drive. Anyone needs a copy, I can provide it.

I’ll be happy to send a copy to the Secret Service or any federal authority that requests it.

[Left2Right]

Maybe the Secret Service still has a “pre-911” mentality. Until something really terrible happens, they won't change. Hopefully I am wrong. It really bothers me though, that anti-American crazies who should have been locked away long ago due to their treason, sedition, and aid and comfort to an enemy in time of war, are allowed anywhere close to a president or a presidential candidate.

[kristinn]

Cool. Here's a story from Fox News about Code Pink using subterfuge to try to obtain Senate and House press credentials just seven months ago:

WASHINGTON — Anti-war demonstrators from Code Pink took a further step in their efforts to protest at the Capitol Tuesday, with two members of the group attempting to apply for media credentials with false information, FOX News has learned.

The two protesters, not dressed in the typical fuchsia used to identify group members at protests, entered the Senate Radio-TV Gallery with an application for credentials that indicated they were documentary workers for Dateline NBC.

A confrontation soon ensued with the gallery director, with the protestors growing more and more belligerent, according to a witness to the events. Eventually the duo, failing to get authorization from the Senate gallery, left the office, only to try the same trick on the other side of the Capitol with the House Radio-TV Gallery. They failed in that endeavor too.

SNIP

[txradioguy]

There was a small group of them along the parade route on Constitution Avenue...I made sure I was between them and the soldiers I was walking with.

[FocusNexus]

I hope you sent this directly to the Secret Service and FBI also.