*After Action Report* Protest at People for the American Way.

Project21 ^ | 08 September 2003 | Trueblackman

[Trueblackman]

The following is a after action report from the combined Project21/Coalition for a Fair Judiciary protest held at the headquarters of People for the American Way.

We(10 of us)arrrived at the headquarters for People for the American Way at 10 am this morning and after a short speech by me summing the racist treatment of Miguel Estrada by Senate Democrats and how they have violated their oath to the Constitution of the United States.

As we protested I noticed that 2 field workers for the PFWA were taking pictures and working the cellphones after about 15 minutes of protesting and signing our uniformed letter, 5 member of the coalition lead by myself and Kay Daly then went inside of 2000 M Street to hand deliver our letter. The Security Guard who look like she was scared for her life(Hey it Washington DC go figure) informed us that we were not allowed to go to the 4th floor, by order of the building owners, then 2 minutes later changed her story to say that PFAW had called down and requested that none of us be allowed up at this point Josh a worker(sporting a young communist bread) for PFAW started to take several more pictures and when I notice him I asked him to stop taking my picture to which he informed me that it was a public building and he could take as many pictures as he wanted so I walk over told him who I was and even offered to take a picture with him so I would be his favor rightwing zealot, he was fair and took our letter at some point during this the security guard or a member of PWAF called the DC Police and by the time Officer Borrow arrived we had moved back outside, Officer Borrow went inside the building to talk with the security guard and at one poitn even waved and smiled at us, he was even nice enough to give us his name and by 11 am the fun had ended.

[BillF]

Great job, Kevin!

[Flora McDonald]

What?!?! You protested against a bunch of Leftists???

The NERVE!!!

(Any way you could give some of our Republican congressman a dose of "the NERVE"?)

Great work and God bless you.

[Revenge Of Daffy-Duck]

btt

[norton]

Should have got Josh's email address.
Sounds like a potential recruit.
At least he was willing to look at you head on.

[cyborg]

it started with the boston tea party...

[rockfish59]

PSAW

People For The Syphilitic Way

[freekitty]

Way to go.....

[upchuck]

"People for the American Way" is an oxymoron.

I like that. Here's another:

People
For Against
The
American Way

And another:

People Communists
For The
American Way

These folks are like The Hildabeaste, truly evil.

[pogo101]

I remember belonging to PFAW when I was 15 and 16, but that was when the group's Big Issue was opposing censorship, particularly of library books like "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" in public schools and public libraries.

Even before I got out of high school, the group showed signs of morphing into an omnibus liberal group.

Sort of like how MoveOn.org started out as a group dedicated exclusively to Clinton's impeachment -- the group's name derives from the view that, instead of impeaching Clinton, Congress should "censure and move on" -- but since has morphed into Whatever's Liberal.

[wideawake]

Good work, soldier.

[Criminal Number 18F]

You should have seen how they were dressed

Mao jackets?

Good protest, TBM and all participants, well done.

d.o.l.

Criminal Number 18F

[Doctor Raoul]

Great job. Wish I could have been there.

[Barnacle]

Way to go!

[conservatism_IS_compassion]

"People for the American Way" is an oxymoron.

Those people are for anyhitng BUT the American Way.

PFTAW =

The Powerful Against the American Way.

It's limosine liberals exploiting those willing to be patronized as "poor" to gain power to lord it over those who are unwilling to be patronized as "poor"--and undesirous of patronizing anyone else.

[conservatism_IS_compassion]

PAW is limosine liberals exploiting those willing to be patronized as "poor" to gain power to lord it over we-the-people.

We-the-people love the written Constitution and, even if each of us could think of a desirable amendment, hold to its provisions as the best practially available standard for "secur[ing] the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity." We are, simultaneously, unwilling to be patronized as "poor" and unwilling to patronize anyone else. We're the moderates!