[MadEagle]

Bravo. Wish I could have been there.

[brat]

WHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO nota! Thankyou wonderful Freepers!!!

[Fearless Flyers]

Great job to all Sacramento Freepers. I discovered what vermin these socialist can be today. I'll be posting "25 Sheep Drown Out By One Freepers War Cry and The Memory of Flight 93." Time for sleep now, Thanks for your encouragement everyone. Miami Freep

[at bay]

Remember when Jean Val Jean waded into the sewers of Paris? Kinda feels like that in wading in to the traitors with a sign reading "Traitors: Look", then a picture of those still in the WTC jumping, captioned "This is War" Many of this pathetic lot couldn't even look at the picture. Except for the "monitors" over there, who were among the most aggressive in attempting to block even walking by the losers, there was no passion, no camaraderie or really any pulse from this group of walking wounded. One fellow said "I was in Vietnam." But after being told what he was doing was traitorous, he had no comeback at all!

There was no passion, no vision, nothing I could see going on with these boneheads. In a way that's a relief. Their biggest move was kind of blustering in my direction. Fortunately the law was there and their attempts at blocking or intimidating me were useless. One nincompoop called me a terrorist for confronting them. These are clearly a confused group that at least some of which might have benefitted from electroshock therapy or a frontal lobotomy.

Ever pass a group of mentally challenged people out for a group stroll? I do not want to insult those poor souls, but that's what this group seemed like, if they had stuck a sign in their hands and told them to stand on the corner.

BTW, in the ten or so minutes I was wading in the sewage, not a single horn honked, no one gave them any encouragement and many jeered. They stayed very spread out so that it appeared they were more than 30. Surprised they didn't have any free Mumia signs. Did they fry that cop-killing con-man on schedule today? Probably not.

[anymouse]

Way to go Norther California FReepers!

You migh want to help the Bay Area FReepers take on the anti-Americans in Berkeley and San Francisco.

[Ditto]

Well done!

[Mama_Bear]

I would say 85 percent of the people that drove by honked their horn or gave us the thumbs up!!

We received exactly the same response Friday night in Fresno. :-)

All of you Sacramento FReepers are wonderful! Doesn't it feel good to wave the flag for America and support our troops?! As our Mountaingirl (mtngrl@vrwc) has said, FReeping gets in your blood, it's addicting. :-)

Keep up the good work up there.

God Bless America!

[b4its2late]

Good job.

[openotherend]

beep-beep!

[enraged]

Don't forget Oregon!

See my vanity post towrds the bottom

http://www.freerepublic.com/forum/a3bdb567e30d6.htm

[AuntB]

Fantastic job! Man, I'm getting that ol' Freepin' itch again...it's been a few months!

[A Navy Vet]

SALUTE!

[Jim Robinson]

Outstanding! Thank you Sacramento FReepers!

[freekitty]

I am so proud of you guys.

[mountaineer]

More freeping opportunities: Nov. 3, Sacramento, CA — Bannering (holding large banners at four street corners), 11 am - 1 pm, Broadway at 16th; contact Peace Action, sypeaceact@jps.net, www.peace-action.org/, 448-7157 (from warresisters.org).