Same day. Two different protests. One was covered and one was not. The vile, racist, and hateful language you see coming from the anti-war left is far worse than anything you’ll ever see at a Tea Party.

[hat tip Breitbart]

Radical leftist group Code Pink has never been shy about their hatred and disdain for America. But now the group has really upped the ante by running banner ads on the English language version of the Muslim Brotherhood website.

As Americans keep a wary eye on Muslim radicals in Yemen, little attention is being given to a far more dangerous enemy right in our own backyard. Under the banner of ‘anti-war’ activism, the radical group Code Pink is running banner advertisements on the English language version of the official Web site of a terrorist sympathizing group, the Muslim Brotherhood, one of which invites the Muslim Brotherhood to “join us in cleansing our country.”

The Muslim Brotherhood pretends to be about peace, but everyone including our intelligence and law enforcement agencies know better. The Brotherhood has long standing ties to terrorist organizations like Hezbollah and Hamas.

Khalid Sheikh Mohammad, the mastermind of 9/11, was a member of the of the Muslim Brotherhood, as was Osama Bin Laden’s spiritual advisor Abdullah Azzam.

The bottom line here is that these crazy pinko bitches are committing treason under the guise of anti-war activism. It’s actually anti-American activism and it’s a disgrace.

(image via NeoCon News)

(hat tip Red State)

This is one of the funniest things I’ve seen since the Iraq invasion. If only Code Pink would adopt this kind of protest instead of acting like as*holes during Senate hearings, and disrespecting our troops at recruiting stations.

At the end of the day all these public protests are more about the protesters themselves than stopping the war. It’s about getting 15 minutes of fame (or shame as the case may be) and getting a quick 15 seconds on the nightly news.

We’re not going to surrender in Iraq because a few douchebags stand frozen in place, or a few bigger douchebags wearing pink make fools of themselves in the Senate chambers.

The question on my mind is why the hell these protesters aren’t at work? Don’t these people have jobs? I guess they’re living off the same government they condemn everyday.

-Chris Jones

Mike Huckabee called “the fuzz” on a bunch of shrill anti-war protesters today at his campaign office in Iowa. Of course, the liberal blogs are incensed by the Governor’s audacity.

Eight members of the Iowa Occupation Project and Voices for Creative Nonviolence arrived at Huckabee’s Locust St. campaign office early Monday afternoon, waiting for the former Arkansas governor’s reply to a letter delivered two months ago that sought his pledge to completely withdraw from Iraq within 100 days of assuming office; halt all military actions against Iraq and Iran; fund the rebuilding of Iraq as well as health, education and infrastructure needs in the U.S.; and “…the highest quality health care, education and jobs training benefits for veterans of our country’s Armed Services.”

Brian Terrell, director of the Catholic Peace Ministry in Des Moines, said approximately 35 reporters, including a number of international journalists, were at Huckabee’s office during the protest.

Terrell said in addition to the “Who Would Jesus Bomb?” banner, the eight protesters held signs that read, “End Iraq War” and “No War with Iran,” sang the refrain from “Auld Lang Syne,” chanted ‘Who Would Jesus Bomb?’ and then read names of Iraqis and U.S. soldiers killed in the war.

Sgt. Vincent Valdez of the Des Moines Police Department said officers responded to an early afternoon complaint from the Huckabee Campaign office and arrested Robert Braam, Mona Shaw and Kathy Kelly, on charges of trespassing. He said the three were among a group “holding signs, singing and reading aloud, basically making a disturbance.” Valdez said the officers had no trouble making the arrests and the three were taken to the Polk County jail.

Huckabee was within his rights to call “the fuzz” on the protesters. As I have said numerous times on this site, protesting is fine within reason.

It would have been perfectly acceptable for the group to stand outside Huckabee’s office for as long as they wanted and sing, picket, or smoke a peace pipe.

Where they crossed the line was going into his office to protest. It’s absurd to think you can walk into someone’s office and basically hi-jack the place and start protesting.

They were standing in his office singing, chanting, and holding signs, which undoubtedly prevented work from being done.

Having anti-war protesters thrown in the clink is doing God’s work as far as I’m concerned. I only wish there had been a couple of members of Code Pink involved.

-Chris Jones