Protests/Rallies
Times Square recruiting station bombed
Photo from Associated Press The US military’s busiest recruiting station was bombed early this morning by…well, your guess is as good as mine. Laughing Wolf at Blackfive writes; Well, Berekeley upped the ante; and, now it appears someone has met them and raised again…. AP tells why the Times Square was chosen; The recruiting station […]
No Mas FARC (Updated 3x)
The same folks who organized the “No Mas FARC” protest last month sent me an email yesterday asking that I get the word out that they ask everyone to step outside their homes tonight at 6 PM (Colombian time – apparently it’s also Eastern Time) and light a candle for “a Latin America without FARC” […]
March Against FARC (Update)
Background from the Financial Times; During his eight months as a hostage of Colombia’s Farc rebels in 2002, businessman Gustavo Muñoz knew that he would be executed the moment the Colombian military intervened. “They used to practise my execution every fortnight,” he said. “I knew exactly who would do it if the military attacked.” Mr […]
Berkeley vs. US Marines (Updated)
(Scroll for updates) I was really surprised yesterday when I read that the City of Berkeley actually used the whole weight of their legislative body to hamstring the Marines from effectively recruiting in the city. No, I really was surprised. I had no idea how much of a bunch of idiots occupied that town. Call […]
Brian Becker; behind A.N.S.W.E.R.
This is a screen shot from the video I took Friday afternoon of the protest at the Israeli Embassy. The man in the picture is Brian Becker the national coordinator for ANSWER. ANSWER is; The A.N.S.W.E.R. Coalition formed on September 14, 2001. It is a coalition of hundreds of organizations and prominent individuals and scores […]
Israel Embassy Protest; Dhimmis in DC
I found out from Gateway Pundit yesterday about a protest planned at the Israeli Embassy in DC this afternoon, so I packed up my cameras and took a half hour off from work and slipped across town to Embassy Row. The first people I found was a small group of counter protesters, part of the […]
Guantanamo Theater; Wear Orange Day
Since today is the sixth anniversary of the first group of terrorist thugs to arrive in Guantanamo, the ACLU and Amnesty International pooled their resources in DC and organized Wear Orange Day to protest the isolation of murderous thugs from the rest of the world. And this blogger was there. It began down on the […]
Free Burma Protest in DC
Friday September 28th at about 4 PM there was a protest that began at the Myanmar Embassy and moved several blocks blocks through Northwest DC to the Chinese Embassy on Connecticut Avenue. Actually, I got at the Myanmar Embassy early and the Burmese has already begun, with very few Americans in attendance; Here’s a YouTube […]
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