Zombie in Berkeley
The blogger who influenced me to focus my own blog on the countless protests here in DC, Zombie, has a great photo essay on this weekend’s events in Berkeley against the Marine Recruiting station there. Complete with video;
Code Pink was classy enough to disrupt a eulogy a Gold Star Mom was giving for her son. World Can’t Wait showed their class by throwing Nazi salutes and booing the National Anthem. More pics at PC Free Zone, Melanie Morgan and a coupla AARs at Eagles Up.
Zombie actually sent me an email a few weeks ago complimenting our work here, but I could never reach the quality of Zombie – they have much loonier moonbats in Berkeley.
There’s supposed to be a protest this weekend in Lafayette Park and TSO and I were talking about going. If nothing else, there’s several bars in the area where we can cleanse our memories.
Category: Antiwar crowd, Bloggers, Code Pink, Protests/Rallies
This is right up “Little Dick” Wheelers alley. Where is he on his people’s actions?
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jonn thanks for your narrative on this. i love to blog on code stink and had wanted to add something about this today but have a sick little one at home.
i love the pics and vid… it says it all about the character of a moonbat.
Frankie I don’t stand with these people.R.W.
I stood and marched with Colonel Riley and Eagles Up and with Melanie Morgan, Cat Moy and Debbie Lee in Washington DC at Eagles Muster. I don’t have the funds to fly to California to defend the Marines in Berkeley, but I’m with them in spirit. That video showed the depth of radical leftist hatred for our country. Please keep in mind that “World Can’t Wait” and Code Pink are ardent Obama supporters.
Rochester, we took each and every one of you with us, make no mistake about it. After you get a whiff of the unique odors you need the courage of your friends not to run like heck in the other direction.
This round is complete, but I have no doubts that round two will challenge us as equally as this one did.
Thanks Eluse!
It would have been nice to go to California though, to stand in support of our Marines and to head down Highway One down south through Big Sur and visit my old stomping grounds around Vandenberg AFB. I was stationed there for a year. It’s beautiful country there!
Thanks Elyse!
It would have been nice to go to California though, to stand in support of our Marines and to head down Highway One down south through Big Sur and visit my old stomping grounds around Vandenberg AFB. I was stationed there for a year. It’s beautiful country there!