Lord Bush's SS Goons Rough Up Hecklers

Fear of registration? LOL!!!

As the Bushlickers are quick to remind us about the intrusion of the USA Patriot Act: "If you have nuttin' to hide...................................."

greenumbrella wrote:

Fear of registration? LOL!!!

As the Bushlickers are quick to remind us about the intrusion of the USA Patriot Act: "If you have nuttin' to hide...................................."

LOL , no, I just find that the more sites like this that I register at, the more junk and spam e mails I get in my mailbox (I get FAR too many now)

Fedral wrote:

greenumbrella wrote:

Fear of registration? LOL!!!

As the Bushlickers are quick to remind us about the intrusion of the USA Patriot Act: "If you have nuttin' to hide...................................."

LOL , no, I just find that the more sites like this that I register at, the more junk and spam e mails I get in my mailbox (I get FAR too many now)

Serves them right for interrupting the RNC. Did protestors do this at the DNC? No because we have more respect for a convention then to do that.

On the being rough issue, were the protestors fighting back trying to stay in? If so then they got what they deserved for coming into a place where they weren't wanted.

Baldimo wrote:

Fedral wrote:

greenumbrella wrote:

Fear of registration? LOL!!!

As the Bushlickers are quick to remind us about the intrusion of the USA Patriot Act: "If you have nuttin' to hide...................................."

LOL , no, I just find that the more sites like this that I register at, the more junk and spam e mails I get in my mailbox (I get FAR too many now)

Serves them right for interrupting the RNC. Did protestors do this at the DNC? No because we have more respect for a convention then to do that.

On the being rough issue, were the protestors fighting back trying to stay in? If so then they got what they deserved for coming into a place where they weren't wanted.

WHY SHOULD ANYONE HAVE RESPECT FOR THAT "HATE-FEST" THE REPUBLICANS CALLED A CONVENTION. IT WAS FULL OF HATE TALK. CHENEY, SCHWARZENEGGER, MILLER, BUSH, AND OTHERS, THEY WERE JUST SPEWING VENOM.

ON THE OTHER HAND, THE DEMOCRATS TOOK THE HIGH ROAD AT THEIR CONVENTION, NO HATE AT ALL.

The Anarchists© in Seattle are a good exemple of "useful idiots."

It seems to me both Thoreau and Gandhi had a good deal to say about appropriate ways to protest.

Could there be more than one reason that republicans did not disrupt the Democratic convention? For one they tend not to be activists but let their money do the acting for them; and they had nothing to object to that wasn't being covered by the Swift Boat Vets smear campaign.

Bush on the other hand has offended many. Whenever Bush is in public there will be many demonstrators. You can count on it until he is voted out of office or god forbid after four more years of him.

Again, this was not at the convention. It was in PA.

More from the article...

"After Bush campaign bouncers handled the evictions, Secret Service agents, accompanied by Bush's personal aide, supervised the arrests and detention of the activists and blocked the news media from access to the hecklers.

The Bush campaign has made unprecedented efforts to control access to its events. Sometimes, people are required to sign oaths of support before attending events with Bush or Vice President Cheney. At times, buses of demonstrators are diverted by police to idle in parking lots while supporters are waved in. And the Secret Service has played an unusual role; one agent cooperated with a plan by the Bush campaign last month to prevent former senator Max Cleland (Ga.), a Kerry ally, from handing a letter to the agent outside Bush's Texas ranch."

With the assistance of party staff, Hitler drafted a party program consisting of twenty-five points. This platform was presented at a public meeting on February 24, 1920, with over 2,000 eager participants. After hecklers were forcibly removed by Hitler supporters armed with rubber truncheons and whips, Hitler electrified the audience with his masterful demagoguery.

The Secret Service is starting to behave like the SS in Germany.

This is what happens when free speech is expressed too close to George W Bush:



That's before they are arrested, charged, pepper-sprayed and beaten.

What a country.

Sheetmetal workers are part of the Secret Service


Besides, I thought that officially, the Secret Service does not concern itself with unarmed, peaceful demonstrators who pose no danger to the commander in chief or any other presidential candidate.