Moonbat quote of the week (I know…the week’s still young, but still…):
"How can you thank him (Petraeus) for his service when we’re slaughtering Iraqis every day?"
A protester is removed from the hearing room by Capitol Police. Linda Davidson – The Washington PostIt is fitting that the anti-war women for "peace" activists chose such a diluted color as pink for their trademark. They are, after all, diluted of all sense and propriety. Pink is a very weak color.
Antiwar "Code Pink" protesters demonstrate during the hearing. Protesters holding signs and yelling antiwar messages were removed from the hearing room throughout the day. Michel du Cille – The Washington Post
If you can stomach it, here’s the Codepink Blogspot.
Why on earth would you advertise this?
Do they honestly think that video makes them look good?
Here’s their version of events. You can learn the names of the protestors who received their 3 minutes of fame at Monday’s testimony.
Want more photos of these peace fascists? Here ya go. The mother lode. Use ’em and abuse ’em.
Gee….that’s so clever! Isn’t it neato how I can replace the word "Generals", substituting it for anything I want (such as "pink peace fascists") and the bumper sticker phrase still rhymes?
According to the Codepink blogpost, Reverend Yearwood waited in line for 2 hours with them, and it appears the good minister thought he was special, and could cut in line.
Here he is, getting his pink slip from the Capitol Police.
What a Kodak moment! Aah, memories!
Credit for the photo goes to the pinko flickr album.
A former fetus, the “wordsmith from nantucket” was born in Phoenix, Arizona in 1968. Adopted at birth, wordsmith grew up a military brat. He achieved his B.A. in English from the University of California, Los Angeles (graduating in the top 97% of his class), where he also competed rings for the UCLA mens gymnastics team. The events of 9/11 woke him from his political slumber and malaise. Currently a personal trainer and gymnastics coach.
The wordsmith has never been to Nantucket.
