It's Friday... the Wounded Warriors at Walter Reed are waiting for us

And the angry, leftist, terrorist-funding, law-breaking, blood-dancing peace-rioters are hoping we won't be there.

We mess up their game plan. They hope to beat down the spirit of our wounded warriors with their little demonstrations. They say they support our troops, but how much money have they collected for them? How much aid have they sent to Fisher House?

Not one damn dime. Not one damn penny.

But they do collect money and send it to the "insurgents" who are blowing up our soldiers.

Their pals the insurgents do their work in Iraq, and Code Pink and friends take over the job on American soil.

They hope to win the hearts and minds of America's finest men and women, by saying they want increased government funding for vets - but they slip up when confronted, and they call our soldiers murderers.


So, which is it?

Are our soldiers heroes, or are they murderers?

Well, if you listen to the leftist's own words, they call our soldiers murderers.

And they don't even have the little pink balls to go up to a healthy soldier, or stand outside a military base and call our soldiers murderers.

They go to a military hospital, and taunt the soldiers least likely to kick their sorry, America-hating butts.

How much courage of conviction does that take?


We'll be there.

To call them cowards.

To tell them that their protest of the war belongs downtown, where war-making decisions are made.

To tell them that they are a disgrace to humanity by taunting wounded soldiers as they do.

To tell passers-by that Code Pink and fellow travelers fund the bombers who are filling the beds at Walter Reed.

To tell them that in America's most liberal city, they can't even get a crowd to join them, because even most liberals have consciences and know that taunting our wounded soldiers is disgusting, and they will have no part of it.

We'll also be there to say a very hearty, "Thank You!" to the wounded soldiers, their families and friends, and the medical personnel who are helping them to heal.

We remember Vietnam and how our vets from that war were treated, and we say, "Not this time! Not on our watch!"

Come join us!

Cindy Sheehan Announces Winter Dates for "CindyPalooza" Tour !!

Hasn't anyone told her yet, that her 15 minutes were up back in August, 2005?

Latest dates on the CindyPalooza Tour include:

Washington, DC on January 31, 2006 - to protest the State of The Union speech.

Houston, TX on February 20, 2006 - to protest the President's mother, Barbara Bush.

Does it matter to Cindy that Barbara Bush knows very well what it's like to lose a child? Robin Bush was only three years old when she died from leukemia. After Robin's tragic death, rather than resorting to psychotically stalking the doctors who cared for the terminally ill little girl, Barbara Bush grieved the loss of Robin, but she also turned her focus back to her surviving children.

Barbara Bush also lends her name, and gives her time, to productive charitable causes, including her service as Americares ambassador-at-large; a board member on the Mayo Clinic Foundation; and supports various other effective charitable organizations, including the Leukemia Society of America, the Ronald McDonald House, and the Boys & Girls Club of America.

She also helped develop the Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Literacy, in 1989. This foundation supports and encourages the development of family literacy programs, to help break the intergenerational cycle of illiteracy.

Barbara Bush is involved, with her family as well as with productive charitable causes.

And Cindy Sheehan stalks Barbara Bush and her son, our President.

April 4, 2006 - the first annual Camp Casey Peace Foundation Peace Festival and Concert, location TBD

Cindy says, on her blog that the foundation, "will be awarding the Casey Sheehan Peace Prize, a cash prize, to a young peace activist every year. We want to foster the growth of solving problems non-violently..." hmmm, maybe Malachy Kilbride can win that prize, for trying to solve problems non-violently? Nah, there's a problem with that pesky "non-violent" part.

Crawford, TX, April 11 through at least April 16, 2006 - Celebrate Easter in a Ditch with the woman who the radical left in America has adopted as the "Mother" of their movement.

Here's another comment from Cindy's blog:

Like Michael Moore, I want to be a fly on the wall when Bush and company are hauled out of the White House in handcuffs. Impeachment is not necessary for people who never were elected - eviction is what is needed.

So what is she saying? Is she encouraging the radicals in America to do something decidedly not non-violent?

Maybe Homeland Security should be watching her and her little peace-rioter friends?