Sunshine,Nov 12 2007

12:03 AM

Is it ok if I post this on a couple forums and send to The Veterans' Voice and also to the Veterans I am in touch with ? There are a lot but I wanted to ask you first before I go posting , etc.  I will have to post the link because I don't know any other way . I am not computer literate like alot of y'all are.

Those WBC idiots on going straight to hell . They look like a bunch of wacko's that excaped out of the mental hospital.

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greatwhiteelkhunter,Nov 11 2007

09:10 PM

Almtnman,Nov 12 2007

06:38 AM

Sunshine,Nov 12 2007

12:03 AM

Is it ok if I post this on a couple forums and send to The Veterans' Voice and also to the Veterans I am in touch with ? There are a lot but I wanted to ask you first before I go posting , etc.  I will have to post the link because I don't know any other way . I am not computer literate like alot of y'all are.

Those WBC idiots on going straight to hell . They look like a bunch of wacko's that excaped out of the mental hospital.

It's OK, copy this code out of the code box and paste it to the forum where you want it and it will only show up as short link to "Veterans Day 2007"

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California Redneck,Nov 14 2007

09:35 AM

I was just reading about the anti-war jacka$$es in Olympia, Washington.  I may just have to do a road trip soon!  I sure as hell am getting tired of reading about these miscreants getting away with slamming our military and committing anarchy.  I'm also getting tired of reading patriots must take the high road and not get in their faces.  It's time to bust heads, if you ask me.  Keeping silent is what got us into this mess. 

Yeah, I'm a menopausal old broad.  Can I use it as a defense, I wonder??!!

Cheryl

California Redneck,Nov 14 2007

06:20 PM

I am an Eagle - have been since February!  Haven't been on it much the past week.  Last I checked it's more damn talk than action.  I was on the web team on the main site and I'll just shut my big mouth before I get in trouble!!

Not with Rolling Thunder.  I'm a Blue Star Rider.  Also with Missing in America Project.  Was formerly the state captain for the Patriot Guard Riders in California.


Cheryl

Almtnman,Nov 14 2007

08:27 PM

TD, don't feel like the lonesome ranger, I joined the PGR and sent them an email when I joined back about 6 months ago asking to be notified of any activities in my area. Some guy sent me an email and told me to contact the state Captain, I did, but never got a reply. He must not use his computer as I haven't heard a peep out of them since.

Toothless Dawg,Nov 14 2007

08:10 PM

CR,

You won't get in trouble with us ... many of us are fairly (oh hell VERY) outspoken.

Man ain't that the truth Call me bucket mouth and all you will get is a SMILE!

California Redneck,Nov 15 2007

09:16 AM

As one who was a state captain in, sadly, one of the most active states for the PGR, I can tell you the mail can be overwhelming.  Not making excuses for the state captains.  If they can't handle it, then they should appoint someone to do their mail.  After my run-in with a misogynistic vet with a very fragile ego, and the ensuing war and my leaving my position, they appointed three men to do my job!  The state, except for the southern end, has fallen apart.  The biggest complaint I've heard is the non-responsiveness to e-mail.  The best way to keep up on missions is to check the watch list on the PGR home page for any KIA's in your state, and then subscribe to that thread.  You'll then know if it becomes a mission.  There is also a regional forum, where you will find your state listed.  Lots of times the happy missions are posted there.  Also, make sure your e-mail address is current.  They're supposed to send out a statewide e-mail when there is a confirmed mission.

If you're really unhappy, check out the national leadership contacts, locate your regional captain, and write him/her about your dissatisfaction. 

Cheryl

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What a success!  Thank you SO much to everyone who turned out today, we had such a blast.  And here’s the report for the rest of the eagles…

I arrived at 2, and hour before I advertised people to show up… only to find I’d been beaten by half a dozen patriots!  The plan was simple- set up along the road to make our presence known, and fall back to the recruiting center when the moonbats got close.  I was pleasantly surprised with the number of honks, waves, and salutes, given that we were in Chapel Hill!  It restored a bit of faith in the world.  By the time things got going we had 27 by my count, they were at about 50.

About 45 minutes later I was introduced via the police to a very nice woman (whose name escapes me!) who was the owner of the shopping center in which the recruiting center was located.  Her official position was to remain neutral between sides, but we all had a very nice chat, and she told us most of her family are vets!  The good and the bad news: no one was allowed to protest on the property, them or us.

The police drew lines on the sidewalk (not literally) for "them" and "us" and told us to stay put.  We asked what would happen should SDS turn down Estes and try to enter through the back of the center-  the police told us not to worry, and we’d cross that if it happened.  Sure enough, that’s what they did, defying police orders and entering the back of the shopping center into the parking lot, where they were surrounded by squad cars.  Our side showed hurculean reserve in staying put while we negotiated for a spot closer to the communists.  But permission was eventually granted, and we went around the corder behind the moonbats, who did a quick 180 while we engaged in dialogue.  They still looked pretty cocky.

Then one of the officers explained the lines again.  "You can come up to this line of cars" he said with a HUGE grin!  And we certainly did, rushing forward like a tidal wave.  The tone of their protest changed drastically-  they looked simply terrified.  It didn’t take long for them to tell the police they wanted out, as they were now trapped between us and a police blockade.  The police moved us over to the side, and they had to run a nice gauntlet to get out.

At this point I stopped to talk to some press.  One woman came by and asked if they were from the papers, and they said yes. 

"They treated me very badly" she said "calling me all kinds of names.  They called me a communist!"

I said "But SDS is a communist organization."

"I know" she said "but it was the tone!"

I realzed she was hopeless, and we back around the corner where our guys had chased them down the street.  "Where’d they go?" I asked the cops.  There wasn’t a single moonbat left, after only just a few minutes with the reporters.  "They got a free ride out of here!" he said.  Appearantly they were "escorted" out by police and jumped the first transit bus back to campus!

We celebrated, and talked to some of Chapel Hill’s finest for quite a while.  After a bite at El Rodeo next door, a bunch of us went over to the recruiting office.  It had been closed during the protest, but was now manned again, so we thanked the recruiters for their service (and they thanked us for watching their back!)

So in summary, as Bubba said… "They had a miserable time, and we had a ball!"

No harm came to the recruiting center, because the didn’t even get to the door!  And we got our message out to quite a lot of people, and picked up several new recruits (including one of the officers).  A success 110%!  Thanks again to everyone who turned out, it was amazing!

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"They treated me very badly" she said "calling me all kinds of names.  They called me a communist!"

I said "But SDS is a communist organization."

"I know" she said "but it was the tone!"