Radical Cyborgs, Radical Faerie Sisters of Nomenus, Radical Faeries, Radical Travel are all TRIBES of Code Pink. The tribes listings can be found on Tribe.net.
About Radical Faeries:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1794584/posts?page=91#91 <
>>>A second wind of activism came in 1979 when Hay [Harry Hay/Stonewall Rebellion/NAMBLA] founded, with Don Kilhefner, a spiritual movement known as the Radical Faeries. This pagan-inspired group continues internationally based on the principle that the consciousness of gays differs from that of heterosexuals. Hay believed that this different way of seeing constituted the greatest contribution gays made to society, and was indeed the reason for their continued presence throughout history.<<<
From their website radicalfaeries.net:
At the footer of their splash page in dark font on dark background:
"Radical Faeries: We are a network of satyrs, sissies, butch leather queens, ceremonial drag queens, queers, pansies, activists, revolutionaries, workers, artists, farmers, witches, pagans, sacred fools, rural and urban dwellers who see gays, lesbians and transgenders as a distinct and unique people, with our own culture, our own spirituality and our own path of Being."
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Radical Faeries threatened Alito too:
January 31, 2006
ALITO'S CONFIRMATION
Well, it looks like the Senate voted down Kerry's proposed filibuster, so Alito will likelily be confirmed and become a jewel in the tarnished crown of King George at his Mis-Stake of the Union address today. It looks that way, but I tell you there is still hope! It did feel awfully good to phone Chuck Schumer's office and hear that he was supporting the filibuster--Hillary's line was busy. I intend to email both to thank them--there is probably a lot of pressure on them to not be viewed as a few far-left kooks. Who knows, maybe they have struck some secret deal on "The Hill" which trades Alito's confirmation for Bush's impeachment.
But until the second Alito is confirmed, there are certain unorthodox methods of getting things done outside of the legal system. We have our own secret deals and it's time to pull together and go into overdrive!
WITCHES AND RADICAL FAERIES: I know it's short notice, but see what you can do.
DC PROSTITUTES: Have your cellphone cameras ready to snap Alito the moment he disrobes. We'll make his wife cry, alright.
TAXI AND LIMOUSINE DRIVERS OF DC: Be prepared to lose your job to ensure that Alito is late for each appointment. If you can take a detour and "break down" so that he misses or is late for his actual confirmation, it's a touchdown. And with the press you'd get you could probably start your own DEMOCRATS ONLY car service in the capitol.
DC HAIRDRESSERS: Could you "mess up" on his next appointment and send him to court with a bright new color, patchwork bleach job or mohawk? International press would pick up on the humiliation.
DC TAILORS/ROBE CLEANERS: Have lice and scabies specimens on hand.
FOOD SERVICE WORKERS: I would hate for anyone to get food poisoning and miss work, but....
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1794584/posts?page=91#91
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A fixture at anti-draft and anti-war demonstrations for sixty years, Hay [see post 5: Harry Hay/Stonewall Rebellion/NAMBLA] worked in Women’s Strike for Peace during the Vietnam War as a conscious strategy to build a coalition between gay and feminist progressives. He also worked closely with Native American activists, especially the Committee for Traditional Indian Land and Life. Hay was a local founder of the Lavender Caucus of Jesse Jackson’s Rainbow Coalition during the early 1980s, and was determined to convince the gay community that its political success was inextricably tied to a broader progressive agenda.
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Thanks Calpernia.
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Top Obama Campaign Financier Attempted To Storm Stage During Sarah Palin Speech
Thursday, September 4, 2008 | Kristinn
Posted on 09/03/2008 9:46:21 PM PDT by kristinn
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2074263/posts
The Pink Mafia in all its glory.
An old Texican I had the pleasure of drinking with during my misspent youth - would often just shake his head at witnessing some fools demonstrating their foolishness or obnoxious behavior — and simply say: “Some folks just need killing”..
I never realize until much later in life, just how common that expression is among Texans...
I love Texans....and Texicans.