Live Reports from Glenn Beck's Restoring Honor Rally

Eye Witness Accounts | 08-27-2010 | FrogMom

[Tucker822]

Ping to keep tabs.

[who knows what evil?]

There is no honor among the members of the thoroughly corrupt media; there is none to restore.

[Coldwater Creek]

My very talented grandson will be on the stage with the “Sounds of Liberty”.

[justlurking]

Oh, and don't forget to tell them to leave no trash behind.

Yes, yes, yes!!! This is really important.

Don't leave your trash on the ground.

And if you see someone drop or leave trash, pick it up!

If the place looks trashy after Beck's rally, you can be sure that the state-run media will make a big deal about it. Don't give them the ammo.

[gibsosa]

Thanks so much!! Have a great time!

[fatnotlazy]

Leave only your footprints.

[KittenClaws]

Of course, if the media bothers to report on the rally at all, you know the attendance numbers will be reported as lower.

Glenn Beck knows the media will under-report attendance, so he showed this pic on his show yesterday. The center, leading to the reflecting pool, holds 250,000. The open grass area next to it was, I can't remember, I think another 350,000.

The media can under-report all they want, it won't change the truth.

[nina0113]

freepmail to follow

[RepubRep]

Leave only your footprints.
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Oh . . . I love that!!

[combat_boots]

Rrayer thread for today and tomorrow:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-religion/2578359/posts

[alarm rider]

Yes, by all means stop at the “Wall”. Also, there are some good statues near there.

If you get to town today, you might also want to walk the “Loop” as it's known locally. Start at the WWII memorial on 17th street. This had some controversy when it was started. Some folks thought it was too plain, some had other issues. Now, mostly everyone who visits likes it as it is. You might see some WWII vets there, there are various organizations that bring them to town.

Then, when you are done there, walk the path (as you are facing the WWII Memorial, go right) towards the Lincoln Memorial, and that will take you to the Vietnam Memorial Wall. Be sure to look at the statues. They are well done.

When you are done there, bear left and follow the signs to the Korean War Memorial. A very interesting place.

At this point, you will be headed back towards the WWII Memorial (17th St.), but about halfway there, back in the trees a bit, you will find what to most is an obscure monument. It is the District of Columbia WWI memorial. It's worth a stop.

Keep walking and you will get a nice view of the Washington Monument.

[The Wizard]

thanks for the photos, please keep them coming

[Repeal The 17th]

bookmark

[RedMDer]

Thanks for the ping. Hope to find you there. :)

[Vision]

I’ll be there and will post a report.

[fatnotlazy]

I know from the scant coverage of the local tea party rally in April that the cameras will only show maybe the immediate area near the stage, to give the appearance that the crowd is smaller than it is. You won’t get those wide shots of the whole mall. It would be too embarrassing.

[moovova]

I personally believe the rally numbers have been underestimated.

Leaving tonight from Rock Hill SC around 9PM...2 buses full of Patriots (112 pax).

I’m proud to be part of this. All of us matter, folks...keep up the good work!

[KittenClaws]

I know from the scant coverage of the local tea party rally in April that the cameras will only show maybe the immediate area near the stage, to give the appearance that the crowd is smaller than it is. You won’t get those wide shots of the whole mall. It would be too embarrassing.

It goes beyond embarrassing for the media, IMO. Bambis' success validates them. It's personal with those brain-dead followers.

[FrdmLvr]

You mean so far or that’s all they expect will attend on 8/28?

[trooprally]

Thanks for posting the Walter Reed invite. We are ready with a warm DC Chapter Welcome.

Any pics of the Washington Monument grounds set up and its jumbo trons?

[Mr] T