These Pics Don’t Lie; 2 Million At D.C. March?

These Pics Don’t Lie; 2 Million At D.C. March?

(H/T Kathy for the photo link)

No one seems to know, or want to report how many people were at the DC march this past weekend.  Due to the generosity of my readers, I was there, and I think there was maybe just a few more than just 10’s of thousands.  Click on the photo to enlarge it.

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912dc.org has started a photo archive on flickr (use tag 912DC in the search if the link does not work) here.

I have heard reports ranging from 100,000 to 2.1 million.  When I can find an accurate source, I will report it to monster readers.  All I know for sure is that the Capitol Police were reporting an estimate of 1.5 million at noon, and traffic into the city was shut down at some point in the afternoon as more attendees were trying to get to the march.

One of the most interesting comments I heard over and over again was that for each person at the march, there was probably 50 that wanted to be there and couldn’t.  Also, almost everybody I spoke with was surprised at the amount of people that actually showed up, with the open mouthed surprise when they marched down the feeder streets into Freedom Plaza and saw the 1000’s gathered at 8:30 am.  I posted those photos early so that all that could not attend had some kind of idea of what was about to happen.  Many of the attendees made the decision to come at the last minute, and that decision hinged on the fact that someone they knew was going.  I truly believe that this march was more for sending the rest of America a message that they are not alone and that it would be perfectly fine to join our family and come out of the self imposed silence.  I am happy to report my koolaid drinking mother-in-law is off the intravenous feed, and just as amped as the rest of us.

From the first moment when the early buses started arriving on Thursday, I watched as the heartland descended on DC and I also saw the few remaining bloated ticks (Washington Insiders) wander around mouths hanging open and aghast as the t-shirted and blue jean clad masses took over their city.  It was a beauty to behold, and all I could do was grin from ear to ear and laugh.

I spoke to people from all over the country and learned that there was another Hawaiian there, though I was unable to meet her.  If you are reading this Norma, give me a shout out in comments as I would really like to believe that I am not the only one.

The demographics of the crowd was mostly older with, in my opinion, more women, though there were many families with strollers there.  It was interesting to hear the stories of how they reached the city in their different modes of travel with their different accents and speech patterns.  As soon as one patriot would see another it was like one big family reunion, where it did not matter how long you had been away, you were welcomed with open arms.  For those of us that have been fighting this battle against this corrupt government for such a long time, it was a breath of fresh air and a comforting feeling.

Another interesting fact was that the vendors in the city did not seem to know that we were coming as I noticed only two pretzel vendors and one lady selling sodas out of a cooler.  Most of the demonstrators brought their own food and beverages with them and the only thing missing was a semi full of hotdogs, hamburgers, and massive grills.  The feeling in the crowd was calm, respectful and very, very enthusiastically happy about being able to attend with so many other like minded American Patriots.  You have seen the comparison photo between the aftermath of the Bambi inauguration with the trash strewn Capitol grounds and the clean lawn after the 9.12 March.  I, along with many others, picked up little pieces of trash on the way out and deposited it in overflowing garbage cans.  Amazing the good manners of the people that attended from all over the country.

I can also report that the “little people” that live in DC and work in the service industries for the bloated ticks, (my new phrase for the residents of the beltway bubble), did not know what to make of us, the numbers of patriots, the clothing, the accents, etc.  I do not think they are used to seeing the heartland in such a magnitude all over their city.

The DC police went from being suspicious and wary of the crowd early in the morning to polite, relaxed and good humored as they saw millions walking, singing, chanting, and behaving in a manner that they had probably not seen before; no broken windows, no fiery trash cans, no fights, no pepperspray, no SWAT teams in the background.  Probably refreshing for them also.

I also wanted to let you know what I saw in regards to what we hear about the Beltway Bubble and how Washington D.C. is so insulated and out of touch from the rest of the country.  Dear Readers, there is NO COUNTRY outside the city limits of Washington DC.  What I saw on the street corner in front of the Cannon Building on Thursday while demonstrating Nancy Pelosi was unabashed self-importance and actual sneering from the bloated ticks.  As far as they are concerned, there is nothing but cracked earth and desolation outside DC.  It is one thing to hear about the bubble, but another thing totally to see the ticks look down their noses at their bosses.  If Washington D.C. was not our capitol with such a long and distinguished history, I would vote for burning it to the ground and rebuilding a new national capitol somewhere in the heartland; say Kansas or Nebraska filled with representatives that understand that they are servants of the people, and not the recipients of the people’s wealth.  After seeing the ticks scurry like puffed up, self absorbed cockroaches, I cannot wait to fire every last one of them, their staffs, their lobbyists, their servants in waiting, etc.  The Bloated Ticks and their attendants are fat, happy, and at peace with their rape of the American people.  Please keep in mind that the next 10 levels of state leadership is probably just as bad and wants in on the “piggies at the trough motherlode”; they gotta go too!

I wanted to post a few more pictures for my readers.  Let me know if you want to see more after this….

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Relaxing at a cafe

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Dissent Has Got To Have His Say

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Masses Coming Into Freedom Plaza

Masses Coming Into Freedom Plaza

Feeling Good About Hope And Change

Feeling Good About Hope And Change

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Another Rebuttal To The Apology Tour

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Are You A Sheeple?

American Patriots Marching

American Patriots Marching

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No Apology Here

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One Of My Favs

Please Don't...

Please Don't...

The Angry Mob

The Angry Mob

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Had Enough?

A Couple of Right Wing Domestic Nazi Terrorists?

A Couple of Right Wing Domestic Nazi Terrorists?

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Watch Out For Fluffy!

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Right Wing Extremism Is So Tiring!

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Any Questions?

What Side Of The Fence Are You On?

What Side Of The Fence Are You On?

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Maybe November 4th?

Your Humble Photographer - The Monster

Your Humble Photographer - The Monster

Today’s AYFKM? Award Goes To Cass Sunstein Again!

First it was the internet, because doncha know that there is just way too much freedom of speech in Amerika…

NOW, can you believe our stupid congress confirmed this dipstick who thinks we should redistribute America’s wealth to other countries, (like we aren’t doing enough of that already?  Anybody seen the embassy city complex built in Iraq?)  Everybody needs to keep digging on these czars and continue to peel the onion.

Cass Sunstein wants to spread America’s wealth
Echoes Van Jones on using ‘environmental justice’ to redistribute money

By Aaron Klein

JERUSALEM – It is “desirable” to redistribute America’s wealth to poorer nations, argued President Obama’s newly confirmed regulatory czar, Cass Sunstein.

According to Sunstein, global climate change is primarily the fault of U.S. environmental behavior and can, therefore, be used as a mechanism to redistribute the country’s wealth.

The argument bears striking resemblance to comments made by Obama’s former environmental adviser, Van Jones. WND reported Jones used a major environmental convention to argue for spreading America’s wealth.

Now WND has learned Sunstein made similar, more extensive arguments.

The Obama czar penned a 2007 University of Chicago Law School paper – obtained and reviewed by WND – in which he debated whether America should pay “justice” to the world by entering into a compensation agreement that would be a net financial loss for the U.S.

Sunstein heavily leans on the side of such an agreement, particularly a worldwide carbon tax that would heavily tariff the U.S.

A prominent theme throughout Sunstein’s 39-page paper, entitled “Climate Change Justice,” maintains U.S. wealth should be redistributed to poorer nations. He uses terms such as “distributive justice” several times. The paper was written with fellow attorney Eric A. Posner

“It is even possible that desirable redistribution is more likely to occur through climate change policy than otherwise, or to be accomplished more effectively through climate policy than through direct foreign aid,” wrote Sunstein.

He posited: “We agree that if the United States does spend a great deal on emissions reductions as part of an international agreement, and if the agreement does give particular help to disadvantaged people, considerations of distributive justice support its action, even if better redistributive mechanisms are imaginable.

“If the United States agrees to participate in a climate change agreement on terms that are not in the nation’s interest, but that help the world as a whole, there would be no reason for complaint, certainly if such participation is more helpful to poor nations than conventional foreign-aid alternatives,” he wrote.

Sunstein maintains: “If we care about social welfare, we should approve of a situation in which a wealthy nation is willing to engage in a degree of self-sacrifice when the world benefits more than that nation loses.”

This academic has got to go.  He is living so far in his own head, and “my little pony world” that the term “fringe” could never do him justice.

ObamaCare Unconstitutional; Imagine That?

We all know that our non-reps. are making and passing unconstitutional laws on a daily basis so as to be riding the clock, but Obamacare goes over the top for continuing the practice!

Judge Napolitano speaks to this issue, and the Baucus plan that only costs $850 BILLION at a time when we are in a depression.  Don’t kid yourselves people, we are wading into a depression; Bernanke is right about one thing, the recession is over…

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