The ACLU encouraged its legions of fifth-column moonbats to express their solidarity with the al Qaeda operatives confined at Guantanamo Bay by dressing in orange last Friday. Some went further, by reciting poetry written by their “brothers,” the Git…

They are 80 traitors to freedom
They are 80 obstructions to justice
They are 80 examples the product of our educational system/colleges

They are 80 enemy enemy soldiers who are seeking the destruction of America.

Some of the protestors would actually fall backwards into the arms of the Capitol police, they trusted their good character that much. This is the same crowd that called the police “pigs” and “fascists.” The protestors don’t believe the crap they’re spewing. The cops would actually push some jumpers back, when they were perched on the wall to jump, just so they wouldn’t have to arrest them.

Earlier, when they staged a big “die-in” on the sidewalk leading to the Capitol and the police ignored them, the organizers were disgruntled that they weren’t being arrested.

What the protestors want to do is put on a show of heroic lefty protest against the fascistic Bushitler regime and its imperial storm troopers. They know it’s completely safe to do so because Bush is never gonna hurt them, like a real fascist regime would.

The protestors don’t want to get hurt and the police don’t want hurt anyone. They both want a safe process for protesting. So police and protestors cooperate in the protests to make them an orderly process. The protestors also cooperate with the press. The protestors get coverage and the press gets free content, staged for their benefit. It’s a win-win-win process.

And this incestuous relationship between lefty protestors, cops, and press has been going on for decades. Tom Wolfe depicted it in his novel “The Bonfire of the Vanities” back in 1987. It was a long established phenomena in New York City by then.

I live in area that is ninety-nine percent registered Democrat and have yet to meet a one of them who thinks Guantanamo should be closed.

As these protesters so much free-time on their hands, maybe they should look into more creative ways of spending it, such as volunteering at an animal shelter or helping to weather-proof the homes of the elderly, and just leave the rest of us alone!

I wish I would have been there.
Cause I really think I would have been arrested.
For assault and battery.
When I kicked the three on their knees in the cracker’s.

When laws and the system become so corrupted as to remove any chance of resistance, what then? Do we allow ourselves to be rounded up and shipped off, ala the Soviet Union, or North Korea, or China, or anywhere else where the extreme left has taken over? While these are certainly extreme examples, can it really be argued that if the Leftists get what they want, this is not what will happen? It’s no secret that the people behind-the-scenes at these protests are consistently communist organizations. Zombie goes out of his way to detail this. Every day, people like Ms. Malkin and WorldNetDaily and hundreds of other sites and people on the ‘net relate stories of the non-stop, albeit gradual, encroachment on our basic freedoms. The perpetrators are constantly from the Left, those who all know what is best for us.

The Founding Fathers worked within the system until all diplomatic means were exhausted. At some point, they had to resort to violence, even as they continued to appeal to the sovereign as the war continued.

I really don’t agree that fighting to preserve the foundation of the nation that we’ve inherited is on par with fighting to bring that nation down. The idea that taking to violent means to protect freedoms given to us by God from being taken away by man should leave a “stench on our souls” is incorrect, in my view.

As you write, there is a time for war. And I believe it’s coming. Sooner or later, there will be violence. I still say we might as well get it over with. I don’t relish the thought, but I can’t see it being resolved any other way.

But seriously, when I looked at the pic at the link to this story, my first thought was they were ready for the sword. Then Dan Pearl popped in my empty cavern. Why I even thought that Zarqawi would have loved to see this. He would have reminisced about the time….ahem, sorry. I got a little carried away.

Well anyway, my point here is that these people just don’t have a clue as to the consequences if they got their way. If they thought about it, they would not be so compliant. If only they knew what would happen to them if the jihadis had their way.

Thanks … glad the limerick brought back some pleasant memories for you … but looking at all that orange there was nothing else to describe it …