Saturday, January 27, 2007

Redeploy the Hippies to Cuba (and other thoughts on the Code Pinko Rally)

I really had a great time. Listen to my radio interview on WDBO AM here where I give my take on the events this past weekend.

The first picture I'd like to share is me at the "Sandy Berger Entrance" at the National Archives. This IS the exact spot where Sandy Burgler stole documents pertinent to his testimony in front of the 9/11 commission; hid some documents underneath a construction trailer; and shredded the rest at home.



I felt so safe and secure in this spot because I was overcome with the glory of the Clinton-Berger national security plan and how they wanted so badly for the public to know how hard they worked that they stole and destroyed that evidence. Saints I tell you. Saints.

The highlight of the day was to see Spc Joshua Sparling. If you recall, he received a letter that some moonbat wrote (pretending to be a child) condemning him while he lay in the hospital trying to save his leg. Well, he ended up losing his leg, but that didn't stop him from joining our band of 40 patriots. I think of people like him and get so emotional. Here he is signing autographs using what is left of his leg to hold the pad.

What a hero.



Most of my camera-phone video sucked and was upside down. I don't know how to fix that. And the sound cuts out, but it does give you an idea of what's happening.

The chant you hear in the video is "Swim to Cuba."



Let me tell you this: there were MAYBE 4000 people there. And there were MAYBE 8000 - 12000 protesters at the Capitol. The news media knows how to frame shots of signs close together to make the crowd look more crowded. And they like to crop pictures as well.

This is how the AP makes 20 people look like 100; they get people to stagger their signs' angle:



But as you can clearly see, while there were a lot of people (many of them VERY nice and thoughtful and wanted to talk and listen to the other side), it did not live up to hype. It was just another hippie reunion. Here is another 30 or so people with BIG signs.



The Washington Post is in on the exploitation game with headlines like "Tens of Thousands Rally" and such. "Tens of Thousands" means 10,047 people. Not THRONGS of people that are too many to count.

But again, this is not the revolution these communists keep promising. The media thinks this is a big deal, but when 100,000 people showed up for the March for Life last week, it made page A8.

Hit me up with links to other people at the protest!!!