WI State Capitol: normal business hours beginning Sunday

NBC15 Madison, Wisconsin ^ | 2/25/2011 | Press Release

[HollyB]

In other words, take your stuff out. That includes:

· Mattresses · Folding tables and chairs · Electrical items such as extension cords · Cooking appliances like crock pots · Coolers and other food storage devices · Easels and boxes

[HollyB]

http://www.nbc15.com/home/headlines/Police_To_Begin_Limiting_Access_To_Capitol_116913458.html

[Texas Eagle]

I want to see the pictures of the mess these pigs left behind.

[HollyB]

Same here. Can’t believe there are mattresses and crock pots in there.

[Texas Eagle]

Capitol Police officials have spoken with and worked closely with the organizers of protest groups at the Capitol, who have agreed to voluntarily remove their items from the building.

They've AGREED to VOLUNTARILY remove their items???

See? That's the whole problem. Their entire mindset is screwed up.

[Texas Eagle]

Same here. Can’t believe there are mattresses and crock pots in there.

I had no idea you could use a crock pot to cook meth.

[devistate one four]

De louse the place while your at it!

[Track9]

I want to see the pictures of the mess these pigs left behind.

So do I. I hope they post them in the local WI papers.

[bigbob]

Take a looK:

http://img543.imageshack.us/img543/89/stench.png

This is just one very small area. Remember this is the area where the police union said protesters were cleaning up after themselves. Can you smell it now?

Why aren’t these people being charged the same fees as I have to pay to camp in WI state parks? I can’t just pull over and camp on state-owned property so why should they? Wisconsin screwed up by allowing anyont to stay after normal business hours. If I were a whiney-ass liberal I’d start screeching about how “it’s not faaairrrr!!!”

[chickadee]

“We are closing the Capitol for a short period of time for public health reasons, as well as for general building maintenance,” Chief Tubbs said.

WEASEL WORDS

[HollyB]

True, and they may still have a problem tomorrow. I can’t imagine everyone leaving peacefully. The video at the link shows a terrible mess in there.

[Anima Mundi]

Going to the mattressses. A real “mob” aren’t they? Amazing that they allowed this stuff to come into the capitol.

[cripplecreek]

I bet that place smells like the monkey house in a zoo.

[HollyB]

Good pic BB. I’m sure the entire Capitol looks like that. Nasty.

[Outlaw Woman]

This should never have been allowed to begin with. This is not what is meant by the 'people's house' and should have been taken care of long before today. If someone would have had the sense to look for 'code' violations, regarding occupancy, health, etc (pick one), they could have had the vermin removed.

It was a disgusting display. I read that the toilets were backed up and the place reeked of urine. What is it about libs and toilets?

[mewzilla]

Wisconsin Capitol Police

Has anyone asked why they refused to do their job in the first place?

[mewzilla]

How about the security issues?

[smokingfrog]

[afraidfortherepublic]

It’s about time. I called the Capitol police and asked them to clear the Capitol last Wednesday. The cop answering the phone sent me directly to voice mail.

[Outlaw Woman]

Exactly. Pick your poison; it was there. I cannot understand why this was allowed except perhaps the elected officials didn’t want to give the mob another reason to get violent. That’s all the libs live for: excuses to be barbaric