Michelle Malkin: Gathering Eagles


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Gathering Eagles

“How many times have you sat in front of the television over the last four years, watching antiwar activists march on Washington, chase the ROTC off your local college campus, vandalize war memorials, insult the troops, and wreak havoc under the surrender banner?

How many times have you thought to yourself: What can I do?

Here is the answer: Get off the sofa and join the Gathering of Eagles on March 17 in Washington, D.C. On that day, well-funded, celebrity-studded antiwar groups plan to march to the Pentagon on a protest route that will take them past the Vietnam Veterans Memorial and climax in calls for immediate withdrawal of our troops from Iraq, destruction of America’s “global military machine,” shutdown of the enemy combatant detention facilities at Guantanamo Bay and impeachment of President Bush and Vice President Cheney (plus an end to “colonial occupation” in “Palestine, Haiti, and everywhere” for good measure).”

“Cindy Sheehan has responded to the Eagles by deriding them on the Gold Star Families for Peace website as “Rightest [sic] America Haters” who are “brainwashed and propagandized.”

The question isn’t, “What can I do to respond to the Sheehanistas?” The question now is, “What will you do?”

Get off the darned sofa and show your support. March 17. Washington, D.C. Find out more at www.gatheringofeagles.org.”

I am organizing a Gathering of Eagles counter demonstration here in Denver, for those who cannot attend the DC event. Go Here for more information.
And the previous blog entry announcing this event.
The organizational thread at Free Republic.
More Here at Front Page Magazine.

“FP: So tell those readers who are interested in the Gathering of Eagles what they can do on March 17. Give some more information on the event itself and what interested people should know.

Riley: The Gathering of Eagles is a call for all Americans to be at the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Washington, D.C. on March 17 to honor and help ensure our Memorials are protected from radical elements in the anti-war movement. We are asking Americans of all persuasions to arrive no later than 10:00AM, preferably earlier and assemble as visitors at the Vietnam Memorial Wall.

There is no demonstrating or rallying allowed at any of our Memorials so those of us there will be visitors, acting as backup in the event Park Police encounter any breakthroughs. We will stand five or six deep and block anyone from desecrating, damaging or dishonoring any hallowed ground.

There is an element in the anti-war group that is vicious and destructive. We know the vandalism they caused to the US Capitol in January 2007. Also, the desecration, vandalism and graffiti that damaged and marred a Medal of Honor Memorial last March in Indianapolis, Indiana.

As I indicated earlier, we are non-confrontational and non-violent, but we will not allow our sacred Memorials that cry out with the blood of warriors, who sacrificed their lives for our nation’s freedom, to be desecrated. Enough is enough. We will not allow the warriors of today to be forgotten like our Vietnam Veterans were. W will “guard their back”.

Many details of Gathering of Eagles event are yet to be completed, so interested Americans may keep abreast by viewing our web site at http://www.gatheringofeagles.org or contacting me a hmriley@cox.net and I’ll be happy to add anyone to my email update list.

FP: Colonel Harry G. Riley, thank you for joining Frontpage Interview. And thank you for the service you gave to this country. It was an honor to speak with you.”

Jenny Hatch

Cutting Carbon: Al Gore Hypocrisy

Cutting carbon
“THE Oscar win for Al Gore’s documentary An Inconvenient Truth has touched off a minor firestorm over the Green Giant’s own energy usage policies:”
Paul and I consider ourselves Crunchy Conservatives and I thought I would use this post to share some of the lifestyle choices we have made to live more green and teach our children a quieter lifestyle that is more eco-friendly.
1. We have used cloth diapers to one degree or another with all of our babies.
2. I breastfeed my babies for years
3. We have only owned one car at a time during our whole marriage.
4. We frequently ride the bus, walk, or ride bikes to the places we need to go, including shopping for groceries and traveling to church.
5. I cook 80 to 90 % of our food from scratch.
6. We live in a 1500 sq foot home that uses very little energy to keep warm.
7. We buy most of our childrens clothing from thrift stores and garage sales (this has altered somewhat with teenage girls, but we still have quarterly trips to Savers to buy shoes, coats, and jeans). * NOTE: We don’t allow our children to “hang out” at the mall, and continually remind them of the blessings they have as Americans and the responsibility they have to our world community to share and promote freedom and prosperity for all. We have taught them to pay tithing and fast offerings, which are a powerful antidote to the “me first” attitude of their generation.
8. Since we don’t own any land, we have on occasion grown vegetables in our friends gardens and used it for our daily food.
9. We almost never go to the Allopathic doctors for help with illness.
10. We use all environmentally safe home cleaning products for laundry, dishes etc…
As a capitalist, I honestly don’t care how Al Gore lives his life, and I believe each family should decide for themselves how comfortably they want to live in this world. Paul and I have chosen to live very simply with the belief that a stay at home mother is the absolute greatest gift we could give to our babies and the example we wanted to teach our girls and boys so that they will embrace this lifestyle with our grandchildren.
I don’t believe government should be pressuring people to live more green, America is moving in that direction anyway (except for liberals like John Edwards and Al Gore who have excluded themselves from leaving a small footprint on the earth) and I do believe it is wise to give incentives to businesses to conduct their day to day operations more environmentally friendly.
Jenny Hatch

Dean Barnett: New Low for the Angry Left?

New Low for the Angry Left?

“Sorry, Daily Kos – you’re now officially yesterday’s news. With today’s blogospheric reaction to the attempt on Dick Cheney’s life, the Huffington Post has officially and easily surpassed you as the one indispensable stop for readers wishing to sample the fury, bile and idiocy of the sub-moronic left.”

Jenny Hatch

NRO: Bombings and Iraq

Bombings and Iraq [Rich Lowry]

My “Pentagon intel guy” writes in an e-mail:

“Since my job at the Pentagon is to follow and report these kinds of things- there are several trends we are seeing lately.

1) Definite and measurable decrease in number of sectarian killings within Baghdad: From nearly 1,400 to 680 in the last two months.

2) We are killing and capturing increasing numbers of Sunni insurgents and Al Qaeda fighters. And when I say “we”- I mean Multi-National Forces Iraq as well as the Iraqi Army, the Iraqi Police Commando, and the newer “National Guard”/Territorial Forces in Anbar.

3) The recent bombings in ANBAR demonstrate red on red kinetic operations. Something which has been rare until the last few months. More and more Sunni tribes are pledging fealty to the Iraqi government and the Coalition and turning their back on the insurgents/AQI. This has caused them to be targeted.”

The surge is working!
Jenny Hatch

Michelle Malkin: Assassination chic, Cheney edition

Assassination chic, Cheney edition
Jenny Hatch