So how does it make you feel to have such military-hating people working on key infrastructure which is used by the Armed Forces?

Anyway, looks like the moonbats have assembled for a secondary assault:
Link:
http://www.breitbart.tv/?p=48784

Luckily, I reside in a town that respects the military. I often stop by the Army recruiting station just to say hello to the Soldiers and let them know what a good job they do.
Duty, Honor, Country
SFC Cheryl McElroy
US ARMY (RET)

HOOAH!

Marines are always spelt with a capitol M.

Semper Fi

Lima Echo

I will hold most of my commentary till another day, and let these people’s words speak for themselves.

While Wozniak and several other try for some measure of reconciliation, Miao, Anderson and Spring want none of it.

Meanwhile, a lette…

The Berkeley Chamber of Commerce has heard from individuals far and wide regarding recent Berkeley City Council actions and we appreciate that the American spirit is alive and robust.

The business community was not notified of pending city council action, nor asked for input.

We ask everyone to try to separate the actions of the City Council and not harm the good, hard-working small business owners – most of whom do not live in Berkeley and therefore cannot vote in Berkeley.

Additionally, we believe that the Berkeley City Council owes an apology to the community and others, whether they be a Marine or a hard-working business owner, folks that are just trying to do their job in this terrible economy, and which is now more difficult because their actions. We feel that granting a parking space in front of the Marine’s office is harassment for them and their neighbors, and should be rescinded.

In the long term, we expect collaboration with the Mayor and City Council when considering actions which may impact our local businesses and community.

The Berkeley Chamber of Commerce believes in a community where all voices are heard in a fair manner.

At the same time, we believe that it is NOT in the spirit of free speech to grant favoritism to any viewpoint, whether we agree with that viewpoint or not.

Unfortunately recent City Council actions coincide with a very weak national economy.

As in many cities and towns across America, hard-working business owners, (85% of Berkeley’s businesses) have less than five employees, operate on a thin margin, and rely heavily on their walk-in customers. The housing and credit crisis have resulted in an unstable economy and a risky business environment. Combined with recent council action, our business community is painfully feeling the revenue loss.

The Berkeley Chamber of Commerce is proud that we promote, connect and strengthen business and community. In short, we are all here to help each other be successful, and to work together to create the best Berkeley possible, one that is inviting and respectful for all.

Berkeley lauds itself as the birthplace of free speech, a tremendous gift to America. We believe it works both ways, and in a fair manner.

Ted Garrett

CEO

Berkeley Chamber of Commerce

Will we ever be able to get it into these hard heads that if our military was not on our side, the Code Pinkys would be one of the first groups slammed into concentration camps?

What a bunch of dweebs, collectively speaking.

On February 15th, 2008 at 3:56 pm, On-my-soap-box said:
Bear,

Still waiting on the outcome of your meeting with the CC member.

Sorry about your town. Want me to teach you how to throw rocks at ‘em?

Soap, As I remember, Bear wasn’t feeling well. Hope that changes for the better and I too, await his report.

Well, how about the World Can’t Wait and Code Pink indoctrinators infuencing the youth of Berkeley. Isn’t that the same thing as what the Marines would do? Only difference would be the results the Marines would accomplish. Respect, duty, honor, God, country, patience are the results. What have the WCW recruiters accomplished? Disrespect, lawlessness, abusiveness, ignorance!

Quite a contrast I think.

Oh yeah, and the Marines look better too!

http://www.kneedeepinthehooah.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/02/campberkeleyresized.png