Sunday, June 06, 2010

Excelsior! Upwards of Eight Thousand Protest 911 Mega Mosque on D Day!

Despite weather forecasts of thunderstorms and rain, the skies were clear and beautiful -- but not as beautiful as this patriotic crowd of great Americans and Europeans. It was a real cross section of humanity .......... ever race, creed, color and religion were out in all their glory.

Robert and I were expecting 500; imagine our wonder when close to 5,000 showed up. This is just the beginning. We are going to sue to designate the Burlington building a war memorial. There is a large piece of an airplane in that building. That is a war memorial. Instead of a mega mosque at ground zero, let's build a 911 war memorial to the victims. The current plan for a 911 museum is several floors underground, like a dungeon. And the mosque plan calls for the mosque to be on the top floor, looking down triumphantly on the burial ground of Ground Zero.

I don't think so. The Burlington building must be a war memorial, an historic landmark. We will sue to make that happen. We will protest again in September and stage sit-ins in front of the mosque should they try to break ground. Three thousand good and decent Americans did not die in vain.

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Thank God for Pamela and Robert.

5 comments:

American Rose said...

A nice slide show here, but what I'm reading in the MSM is a crowd of "300!"

http://dnainfo.com/20100606/financial-district-battery-park-city/protesters-against-downtown-mosque-fill-zuccotti-park-depite-being-denied-permit/slideshow/popup/20948

revereridesagain said...

Just got back about an hour ago. What an incredible rally! We overflowed everything -- the pen, the sidewalks, the park, even the Burger King across the street. 2 1/2 solid hours of speakers, great signs, just wonderful and inspiring!

Pam and Robert are going by the police estimates, which I will trust over the MSM any day. When I got there at 9 am there were about 10 of us. Then after 11 am the place really started filling up and never stopped.

Took a stroll by the mosque and there was no one there, though apparently a few taqiyya peddlers were handing out glossy promo books about "Cordoba House". But no counter-protesters to speak of.

I'm just wrung out. Those damn highways between here and NYC get longer every year. More tomorrow.
May have some photos in a couple days.

Pastorius said...

Can't wait.

skyMyrka said...

photos:
http://picasaweb.google.com/skyMyrka/MosqueAtGroundZeroSIOARally

American Rose said...

Ooops! Just got here RRA! Did you get one of the glossy books? I hope so? Can't wait to hear more. Disregard my beggings at the Pat Condell post, ... took me a while to get down here:)