So, How Much Sanity Was There in D.C. Yesterday?

Pajamas Media ^ | October 31, 2010 | Charlie Martin

[freekitty]

IMHO; not much. Anyone that would throw away freedom while destroying their own country is insane.

[freekitty]

Arianna Huffington strikes me as too selfish to pay for rides. Most likely Soros did the paying.

[Kaslin]

You said it

[Hardraade]

I’m a big fan of Cat Stevens, and the guy with the beard (Yusuf something?) who sang “Peace Train” did a pretty credible cover version.

Cat Stevens *is* Yusuf Islam. He's a big mover in the stealth jihad, he has been on terrorist watchlists to the point of not being let into the US. He also owns the foundation (the waqf) running the madrassas in Britain, as well as a number of other companies funneling money into the islamist cause.

[sunmars]

More like “Rally for their own Vanity”

[wastoute]

Well, it looks like they had a crowd that was smaller than the one we had on 9/12 over a year ago in that area. Except our crowd was larger by the amount of space up above which was cordoned off here. How many did the libtard media say we had at that one, 20,000 IIRC? SO this crowd must be smaller than 20,000. Q.E.D. By their own reckoning.

[HarleyD]

Unlike the 9/12 Tea Party or the Beck Rally, how many of these people were bused in by the unions, Viacom, and Adrianna Huffington? They have stated that they got 10s of thousands to come with a free bus ride whereas the 9/12 Tea Party and Beck Rally people paid their own way. Enough said.

BTW-I think it's a mistake to compare this to the Beck rally. Instead it should be compared to the 9/12 rally because it was in a similar location (the Capitol). One can see the difference with the way the blocks are broken up. Remember the media was saying there were only 60,000 at the 9/12 rally.

[animal172]

What I would like to know is what condition did they leave the grounds around the rally? Bet it wasn’t like it was when they arrived.

[shadeaud]

I wonder how heavy the smell of pot was during this event

[don-o]

That was sarcasm, I say, sarcasm, son.

[UCFRoadWarrior]

“this wasn’t a rally, this was a U2 concert!”

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LOL...I wonder if, everytime Jon Stewart clapped his hands, a kid died in Africa?

[philman_36]

So, How Much Sanity Was There in D.C. Yesterday?

[Typelouder]

Your posted photo is not from the 9/12/09 rally. I was there and stood on the west side of the pool near the Capitol for the event. Trust me, the only video screen for the rally was up by the stage. There weren’t any others.

[UKrepublican]

It was a rally for vanity not sanity.

These idiots are neither influential nor funny.

‘I make witty comments to heavily edited news footage, I’m a frickin legend’

I would sooner watch paint dry than that horse sh*t. They have obviously begun to believe their own hype.

[Smokin' Joe]

They have obviously begun to believe their own hype.

Therein lies their weakness.

[qwertypie]

No escaping the truth: Glenn Beck has a bigger one than Jon Stewart.

[Lonesome in Massachussets]

The type font in the original was Irony Intended.

FWIW, Yusef Islam openly supported the fatwa against Soloman Rushdie and said he wished he could do the deed himself.

[Quix]

I thought total insanity has reigned in DC for decades.

maybe with some slight to moderate burps otherwise during the reign of some mostly decent guys . . .

[HarleyD]

Hmmmm....you may be right that this photo is not from the 9/12 rally. It appears Google has mix the pictures. I'm trying to find the "fly-over" picture but most sites that I have gone to have either the standard pictures of the side streets or don't have a clear shot during the peek time.

All that being said, I too was down in DC for the 9/12 rally as well; standing on the Capitol lawn. I'm sure you would agree the rally did stretch far down the mall and on the side streets; much farther back than this.

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