In 2000, Medea Benjamin ran for U.S. Senate in California on the Green Party ticket and Marla [Ruzika] became her fundraiser. For the campaign, Benjamin produced the booklet I, Senator, her delusion of grandeur fantasizing the day she and other Green legislators would establish a socialist state following a series of grave national emergencies.
In November 2000, Benjamin, Marla [Ruzika] and a third Green Party activist were arrested when they tried to crash a Democratic Party campaign event and force Senator Dianne Feinstein into a public debate.
Weeks later, Marla [Ruzika] was in Florida as a Green Party accredited election observer, where she lamented the dearth of street protesters supporting Al Gore and told the World Socialist Website that Republicans “should be on the terrorist lists.” ------- "Who Killed Marla Ruzicka?--A cautionary tale for our times.," by David Horowitz and Ben Johnson, FrontPageMagazine.com, May 3, 2005
As you can see, the same folks [Code Pink] who disrupted an earlier democrat convention are hired by Democrats to disrupt a republican convention this coming week. This is Liberal logic.
Preparation for that conversation starts today with a protest training session in Tampa. The Code Pink-organized gathering, which many area Democrats are expected to attend,
Recall that Code Pink is the group which provided funding for the al Qaeda insurgency in Fallujah, Iraq, and had arranged for a Democrat to deliver it.
will teach people how to demonstrate without violence,
That worked out really well when Code Pink and their gun-toting fellow "demonstrators", the Turkish terror group IHH, attacked Israelis that were coming aboard to inspect their boat for arms, when the IHH and Code Pink were trying to run the naval blockade of Gaza.
Organizers say 5,000-person march set for RNC first day - respect “diversity of tactics” ……..”Asked whether the march will try to prevent anyone from, for example, breaking windows or throwing rocks, march leader Jared Hamil said, “If they break the law, well, it’s the law. Whatever the law says.”
But Hamil declined to criticize groups that might not follow organizers’ plans for a peaceful march with a permit from the city.
“I’m not here to say that anything is a problem,” he said. That’s because the coalition has adopted a brief set of guidelines, “The Tampa Bay Principles,” that emphasize respect “for the diversity of tactics” and a commitment to keeping criticisms of other activists internal to the movement.”……
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2922279/posts#1
I do know Democrat officials have in the past and no doubt will continue to help them by providing credentials and passes to events that enable them to disrupt said events.