Community organizer Obama rallied his thugs and they answered his call.
There's new video showing the violent scene at the St. Louis town hall meeting last week.
It's difficult to make out much, but some faces are clearly visible. The audio is probably more revealing than the video.
The video of the SEIU thugs roughing up the people there to voice their opposition to ObamaCare is accompanied by the following text:
Are you paying attention now?
08/05/09
Democrats urge SEIU members (via a DNC email) to "counter rally" against citizens asking tough questions at Democrat Congressman Townhall meetings...
08/06/2009 1:19 PM MDT
White House Deputy Chief of Staff Jim Messina to Democrats: "...we will punch back twice as hard..."
08/06/09 (later that evening)
The lady operating the camera has just witnessed Kenneth Gladney get attacked by an SEIU thug (you can see the video of this on YouTube also)
Watch and listen what happens next:
The man yelling the word "punk" is an SEIU union member...
The police start arriving on scene...
The woman who says "You weren't anywhere near" is a SEIU union member also. Watch closely...
The SEIU union woman just slammed the camera into the face of the camera operator...
August 7th, at 2:30pm EDT, HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius hosts a conference call with SEIU. (HHS means Secretary of Health and Human Services. She was appointed by President Obama to the position.)
Sebelius thanked SEIU members who showed up at this rally. Sebelius said: "Keep doing what you're doing."
Are you paying attention now?
It really is sick that the Obama administration is working with these union thugs.
The administration encouraging thugs to "counter rally," employing tactics of intimidation and physical violence to silence dissent, is striking at the fundamental rights of American citizens.
When did the Bush administration ever use force to stop Leftists from lawfully protesting policies?
2 comments:
Fascinating that you should "blog" about this; but really, do you mind if I ask whether you attended any of the campaign rallies in '08 for McCain or Palin? Because if you did, or even if you did not, it was widely reported (I know, in the liberal mainstream media) that the supporters gathered at the McCain and even more so at the Palin rallies became so worked up about the obvious evil nature and despicable character of Obama that many (some, few, hundreds, tens, dozens) could be heard shouting, "Kill him!"
Now I am sure you feel perfectly justified in taking the moral high ground (conservatives seem to have it bred into them), but don't you feel any shame whatsoever that you would bring up intimidation tactics by one side when your side wanted to have the election decided by a bullet rather than a vote?
Being an independent, non-political person, I am threatened and appalled at the rhetoric you are producing here. Fortunately, it appears that you and your conservative berthren will continue this despicable practice and continue to lose the support of the majority of Americans. When will you learn that this type of divisive, polarizing invective is not the solution?
You say that you're an "independent, non-political person."
I find it "fishy" that you'd be reading my website.
For the record, I'm not a Republican. I'm not registered with any political party nor have I ever been a member of any political party.
I did attend campaign rallies in 2008, two McCain-Palin events.
You can read my account of how the lib media distorted the truth about one of the events.
Here.
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