All Cindy Sheehan wants is peace. You can tell from the peace sign she's making with her hands.
Posted on 09/26/2005 1:07:53 PM PDT by Cinnamon Girl
All Cindy Sheehan wants is peace. You can tell from the peace sign she's making with her hands.
Cindy Sheehan as she is leaving the office of Senator Dianne Feinstein in San Francisco, California September 9, 2005. Sheehan who says her focus now will be Congress, met a staff member of Senator Feinstein to discuss the war in Iraq.
Dianne Feinstein, our senator from California, must welcome Cindy's position that Israel started to war. Or something like that.
Unitarian Universalist ministers and others cheer as the police hoist Cindy off the sidewalk.
Giant puppets have been shown to be more influential that rational political debate. Clearly.
If nothing else, we can all learn from this "rally" that printed signs rule, handwritten signs drool.
Hard hitting rhetoric that stops Bush in his tracks.
Apparently, in the protesters' alternate reality, Bush, Rumsfeld and Condi Rice are prisoners in Gitmo who want to the war to end. So would that make them wrong or right?
Protesters use their own homes to create highly influential roadblocks. Hundreds of D.C. residents decide to oppose the war when they are unable to drive their car down this road.
Confusion ensues as police are unable to differentiate homeless street people from dirty hippies who lie in the street to protest.
Smelly college students set up roadblock to oppose the war in Iraq as well as economic globalization. One female individual attempts to stave off the stench with her pink bandana but is eventually overcome by the body odor fumes.
Costumes and puppets dominate the day as protesters join Cindy to oppose the war in Iraq AND the hurricane relief response.
Again, hundreds of Americans decide to oppose the war effort after seeing this giant "dove of peace" puppet.
Protester on stilts opposes "child recruitment." Fellow protesters are unable to explain what this sign is referring to.
Brilliant street theater suggests that Bush is a puppet controlled by Cheney AND that Bush is the anti-christ who drinks motor oil.
Cindy Sheehan and Rev. Jesse Jackson huddle as supporters surround the to protest the war AND suggest that there is some kind of conspiracy around 9/11 that involves Bush and maybe the Jews.
Hippie clears street with pungent arm pit fumes. Another powerful form of protest.
Protest leader Cindy Sheehan gives the thumbs up.
What's in the jar? Nobody knows.
Protesters join Cindy in calling for an end to the existence of the state of Israel.
Ducking for cover.....
Jeepers. It never ceases to amaze me how the a little completely twitterpated some people get with a bit of fame. Look at that smile. You would think she was in love or something. It is creepy!
For a little affirmation from the media this gal has totally trashed the wishes of her dead son.
Ved-ee nice...
pathetic....ole Jessee never misses an opportunity does he.....
I like that.
Fast work.
Hit "refresh"... I worked on it some more
Cinnnamon: This is outstanding work! Thank you.
LOL. Looking for the beer.
Brilliant!
I loved that commercial!
Uh, isn't W. in Colorado, you dork?
Again I'm laughing. I wish I knew how to photoshop.
I NEVER!!! hear any of even the most rabid anti-Bush libs and Dems at my workplace talk about these demos. I have to conclude that just a pitiful percentage of Americans watch or pay any attention to these gatherings of these perpetually clueless ignorati. And I'm sure that many moderate libs and Dems who do watch are appalled at the anti-American and anti-Semitic sights and words they see and hear spoken by the far-left lunatics. It's like an embarrassing mess left by a dog on a sidewalk. You can't help but notice it, but hurry past to escape the awful stench.
This is wonderful!
I am delighted that all of the crazies had a chance to blow off some steam over the weekend. These spectacles remind most Americans that our most dangerous enemy is ignorance.
Most of us learned a painful lesson from the demonizing of our military in Vietnam. Because we quit, Vietnam and Cambodia were lost to decades of brutal dictatorships. Our common humanity demands that this must not happen again.
We can not afford to listen to the voices of cowardice and confusion.
See Post 25
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