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  • Snopes Shows Bias, Disproves Woman was Convicted of Laughing, Then rules it "True"

    05/03/2017 5:39:25 PM PDT · by marktwain · 7 replies
    Gun Watch ^ | 4 May, 2017 | Dean Weingarten
    A story making the rounds on Fake Media is that an activist, Desiree Fairooz, was convicted of laughing during the confirmation hearing of Jeff Sessions. Fairooz, who was disruptive during the introduction of Attorney General Jeff Sessions, was convicted in the District of Columbia. The laughter occurs at 34:30 on the C-SPAN2 video. The disruption then gets louder. Four officers are required to take Fairooz out of the room, after she refused to leave.  On the way out she resists for a bit and continues shouting insults about Senator Sessions. She is outside the room after about 1 minute. ...
  • Caption these Code Pink hags getting arrested at the RNC (barf alert)

    09/17/2008 4:36:15 AM PDT · by redstates4ever · 48 replies · 1,046+ views
    me ^ | 9/17/08 | me
  • Jailed Rice protester surprised by dearth of security at hearing

    10/31/2007 8:50:00 AM PDT · by vietvet67 · 49 replies · 17+ views
    The Hill ^ | October 31, 2007 | Karissa Marcum
    An Iraq war protester who got within inches of Condoleezza Rice at a hearing last week said she was shocked that tighter security did not prevent her from coming so close to the secretary of state. If there had been more security at the House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing, protester Desiree Anita Ali-Fairooz said, she probably wouldn’t have approached Rice. “I anticipated that she would have been surrounded by SS [Secret Service] or by private security,” she said. Photos from the hearing show Ali-Fairooz sticking her hands, which had been soaked in fake blood, in the face of a startled...