Protest Denver - Aug 23, 2008

Beware! Colorado and the Conventions both have a long and well-documented history of abuse of police and military surveillance powers against peaceful activists. Know what to expect!

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[ryanshaunkelly]

Denver protest media blackout.

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mckinney ventura too

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[warhater]

gusHelpMe-WRONG & please Get Ur head out of Ur ass!As a jet pilot, McCain,bombed & rocketed COUNTLESS innocent VietNamese babies, women, & elders.Similarly, our teasonous, Commander & Thief,BusHitler,has already murdered 1,000,000 innocent infants, women, & elders, FOR NOTHING, as he continues his int'l,war criminal, genocide & illegal occupation of the sovereign nation of Iraq.

[warhater]

WetConfettiBrain-Hey, bullshitter, U can deny history all U want, but too bad it won't change anything, brainiac.Ignorance is bliss. Ur doing the same thing the ReFlubLieRant fright-wingers do to mask reasons for nation invasions that are actual int'l war crimes sinking R good ole USA into the present Depression, U lying sacks of shit. Wake up & smell the latte, lame brain, Ur still in the prehistoric age. To move forward I suggest using different sources cuz Ur not getting all the info U need.

[coyeti]

You stretch history to validate your fantasy. I remember the protests against the Vietnam war. They were SELDOM peaceful, usually violent. But we lost that war because our gov't was afraid to do what it would take to win it. Between Ike, Kennedy, LBJ and Nixon, and the changing congress, we wasted american lives by our indifference. MLK was not involved in a military war, nor was Ghandi. And Chile's history validates my prior comment. Keep trying leftist but you waste bits and bytes.

[warhater]

CoYetIdiotic-Where have you been? Your Limited study betrays a biased ignorance. Hundreds of thousands of peaceful demonstrators marching in major U.S. cities in 1960s & '70s forced the gov't to cease their genocide of the VietNamese people.From 1916-1945 Mahatma Ghandi's struggle won Indian independence from British Imperialists with his nonviolent movement.Martin Luther King's civil disobedience movement forced laws 2 be passed & enacted in the war against racism in America. Their R many more.

[germsarefriends]

India, my little intellectual prince, India. And Chile also, until the government was overthrown by CIA-trained fascists.

[mikee1434]

::claps:: Great way to put it coyeti. My instructer worked for the Secret Service and he said he would have been a lot harsher on this guy. Oh and I do not think you can record peoples voices without their permission, Recording images is OK but not audio. I could be wrong though

[coyeti]

warhater, you are a liar. Your statistics are unfounded and unprovable. Your leftist stance is out of touch and extreme. Show me when in history your beloved pacifism has defeated aggressors. Tell me when your idealistic call for peace has done anything but embolden despots.

[coyeti]

We are a nation of laws; we are governed by the rule of law. In this day and age with male AND female homicide bombers, one has to be a complete idiot to not expect the hammer of the law when invading a national security site. I don't care if one is a nun or a nut; my security and the security of our nation supercedes your right to break the law (actually, you don't have the right to break the law..... but don't say that to leftists and peaceniks lest they label you as a facist... LOL).

[tedfreeway]

Well you know how it is. We need to beat up on women with children to stop the war! lol These are just a bunch of drunk college students and high college professors with no lives.

[mikee1434]

My aunt got harassed and pushed by protesters in Denver wehn she was buying food for her infant. I guess the hippies thought it was their right to attack her

[mikee1434]

I'm glad someone else is smart enough to understand the necessity of our safety