Pictures from the Ground Zero Mosque Protest And counter-protest.
August 23, 2010
Posted on 09/12/2010 12:38:47 AM PDT by mojito
I thought readers should see this account sent to me from Tyler S of Tucson (and Brooklyn) of the counter protest. I wasn't there but it rings having attended so many of these lefftists hatefests, they are all diabolically the same:
"Firstly, I wanted to tell you that I attended the 9/11 rally today, and thought that it was a wonderful event - your organization did a marvelous job orchestrating everything, and I could not imagine it could have gone more smoothly. I will also apologize in advance, as this might be a rather wordy letter, but hopefully worthy of your time. I attended all of the rallies to get a sense for the dichotomy that I assumed would exist - and I was not disappointed. The pro-mosque rally had already kicked off at City Hall Park when I arrived around 1:30pm. It was a surprisingly large crowd - at roughly 400 - 500 people by my estimate, it created quite the crowd along the sidewalk for about 1 to 2 blocks. It contained all of the usual suspects: gay rights groups, black reparations groups, Native American reparations groups (actually, just one guy wandering about aimlessly), 9/11 Troofers, Chicano Separatists, various "official" Green Parties, Palestinian Liberation groups. However, I would estimate that at least 75% of the groups were all Communist/Marxist fronts, most of whom seemed to know each other and work together."
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Photo at the link.
I was interested in how DU was covering this, but I couldn’t seem to find any coverage of it, so this account must be completely accurate.
So often these characters never comb their hair.
Not being flippant, I notice it a lot. The professional activists often look like they just woke up before they staggered out to protest the outrage du jour.
Is that Paul Krugman? Looks something like him. He usually wears a tie however.
The usual collection of suspects...all of whom would be severely dealt with under Sharia law which is part and parcel of the Islamic movement in the US.
Moving the mosque a few more blocks away from Ground ZERO, in a city filled with mosques, in no big deal.
Why don’t these guys do something really useful and agitate to end Cuba’s ZERO MOSQUE POLICY?
Michael Moore should ask his pal, Castro, why there are NO mosques anywhere for Cuban Muslims.
Maybe because the rest of the world is awaking to the threat posed by the cult of hate. Or maybe Communists are against ALL religions.
Consider this:
1. America is the ONLY country in the world that is not permitted to protect its borders;
2. America is the ONLY country in the world that is tolerant of all religions except Christianity;
3. America is the ONLY country in the world with an elected leader who refuses to defend her; and
4. America is the ONLY country in the world that is willing to surrender its sovereignty to the UN.
How the mighty have fallen. All because, here and now, man is more important than God. Until that is reversed, America will continue its downward spiral.
of course this is what the Dems spew..the mosque issue is a way to secure voters.
I just wish our enlightened judiciary would reclaim the jurisprudence found up through the 1800s’ “this is a religious
people...this is a Christian nation...” i.e Church of the Holy
Trinity v. the United States ,1892 If would understand Islam is counter to our Constitution,Bill of Rights, WAY of LIFE,
and legislate those legal augh authorities and not be meddling with who we are we would be America —again.
That could be him..
For Reference.
...”It contained all of the usual suspects: gay rights groups, black reparations groups, Native American reparations groups (actually, just one guy wandering about aimlessly), 9/11 Troofers, Chicano Separatists, various “official” Green Parties, Palestinian Liberation groups. However, I would estimate that at least 75% of the groups were all Communist/Marxist fronts, most of whom seemed to know each other and work together. Each group was feverishly peddling their propaganda: papers, fliers, etc. - little, if anything, involved a legitimate discussion of the mosque, which only appeared to be a shallow excuse to mouth off. There was even a group of pseudo neo-Buddhists conducting a drum circle - it was cute. The event organizer very consciously marched every token minority group imaginable onto the stage to preach about the “social injustice de jour” by the white man”...
Yes, and it looks from this quote that the Democratic base was well representated.
In others words these are people who live with their parents, don’t have jobs and most of whom, the women anyway, usually end up living in a tiny house with fifty cats.
ahhh. the hate America groups
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