Posted on 06/06/2004 10:15:35 PM PDT by SeenTheLight
Great Job STL and all other Counter Protesters for taking on CANSWER!!!! Wished I could have been with you, but I had to take care of our little six week old that morning. Then I heard the news of the passing of President Reagan, and spent the rest of the day around the TV. Ronald Reagan is my hero and biggest political influence since he ran for President in 1980, so it probably good I wasn't there. If I'd seen those creeps cheering his death, I think I might have lost control and gone after a few of them. I had to see similar crap from some of my schoolmates in the sixth grade when he was shot.
Yeah, Saturday was a fantastic day! The PW folks were really a great bunch. Energetic and gutsy and very disciplined. We had a big impact on the event and got positive coverage on the local evening news broadcasts. (I saw a clip with bgcountry187 on Channel 5, I think.) It was at the very end of the event as we were all walking away that the commie speaker of the moment announced Dutch's passing to the cheers of many of the remaining low-lifes. Not a big surprise to me that they would act this way but still it was quite aggravating. Many of these lefties are truly and utterly bad people. Still it was a great day and a win for our side. Thanks to Cinnamon and Todd for the threads and a big, big "Eagles Up!" to ProtestWarrior for their efforts. A great bunch of young folks without a doubt!
YAY CINNAMON!!!! And Hurrah for everyone who went, Freepers and Others. FIVE HUNDRED, I am impressed. Thank you all for representing the rest of us.
here is a link to my rundown, in case you didn't see it. Thanks for coming out. Hope to see you again.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1148613/posts
Ah, so... Numbah one...Belly nice!
My wife and I always joke that the Republicans have all the babes (we do).
As proof, I submit the following anecdote. My wife was late to our Precinct caucuses this year. She walked in the school where the caucus was held, noticed caucuses going on, and headed that direction. A fellow walked out of the caucus room and, after eyeballing her, asked her if she was there for the democratic caucus.
She did not know the dems used the same school for caucuses and thought he was joking. Expecting a laugh, she replied "Oh no, I'm much too good-looking to be a democrat." He was not amused. But they rarely are.
He said there is violence on both sides.
After realizing that he would not condemn Homicide Bombers and talked over my reasoned dissertations, I just walked off.
I posted this on another thread, but think it is one of the funniest signs that day.
LOL...and take note of the Protest Warriors' infiltration on the left side of the picture.
I should not have gone there....my eyes!!!!!! I'm blind!!
But thanks for the thought :) LOL
Anti-Kerry sentiment was high, with the most common complaint being that he and President Bush are both ''war mongers.'' No doubt the Nader campaign should be thrilled... As always, it was the ''peaceniks'' who were the most violent, screaming and shaking their fists at the counter-protesters. In the forefront were several Arab-Americans, wearing keffiyehs and leading the crowd in Hamas-style chanting. Hippie kids yelled, ''Free Palestine!'' while others chanted, ''Viva, Viva, Palestina!'' as if they were at a rock concert. A sign that said, ''Smash the Jewish State'' pretty much summed up the crowd’s attitude towards Israel. For good measure, an Arab woman spat on a Jew wearing a yarmulke.I remember seeing the local drones "protest" the Shah back in 1978, on the campus of Michigan State University, near the bell tower. One of the budding Islamic terrorists supported by OPEC's ill-gotten gains stood on something with a megaphone, saying creative lies such as, "the Shah is a CIA puppet, down with the Shah," and the drones strolling in a circle carrying signs repeated each slogan word for word. Hey, at least they were all thinkin' for themselves. [rimshot!]
George W. Bush will be reelected by a margin of at least ten per cent
bump!
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