[oneamericanvoice]

Thanks once more for another fine job! Keep up the great work!

We have a standing order here in Studio City that we don’t invade their corner, and they don’t try to take ours. They have far greater numbers and could easily do it. Occasionally, we have to explain it to a new moonbat, but when we mention the restraining order, they usually go join their mentally ill kin.

I especially like all your banners. BTW, we found that garment racks make great banner displays. We got them at K-Mart for a paltry $12.99 a piece. They have wheels that you can put on or leave off. Our banners are 6 ft x 4 ft so we had to add on an extention to the top that is secured with zip ties. We stabilize it with rope and weight it with our kit bag. We may add hand weights later. It’s a work in progress, but it is working out stupendously! And ticks off the moonbats, since we get more honks now. You might look into them. They would be great for signs too.

[trooprally]

In Olney, Montgomery County, there are NO permits for protesting and rallying. The first several weeks we mingled with the Quakers and MOBilizing Mothers and verbally engaged them. They originally were on our corner and retreated to their current corner. Their excuse was that they wanted a peaceful vigil.

The links to all Olney FReeps are in Post 1. Those were some wild first weeks.

The garment racks sound great, and mobile. How easy are they to transport? For weights, try filling 2” PVC pipe with quick set concrete without the stone. Then Velcro strap them to the feet.

A similar system works for the MOAB at Walter Reed. In the past someone always had to hold the south (Right) end. Now, unless there is a gusty wind, it is free standing.

EAGLES UP in Studio City!!

[Mr] T