DanNY on Mon Jul 21, 2008 5:43 am

We’ve been experiencing a dramatic lull in moonbat activity these past months, but make no mistake they have NOT gone away! Since the war in Iraq has taken such a dramatic turn for the better, they have had to come up with a new cause to fire up their incredulous followers.

Saturday, August 2nd they will erupt again in force with their new Anti-American screed of the day!

Stop War On Iran - http://stopwaroniran.org

They are calling on all of their minions to get out that day across the nation to protest against a possible attack on the Iranian nuclear weapons facilities.

The primary location for this action is Times Square, NYC, at the Armed Forces Recruiting Station, but smaller actions will take place across the U.S..

We have enjoyed our vacation from the madness long enough. It’s time to take to the streets again to counter this new onslaught of moonbat mania! If you can get to Times Square on August 2nd before Noon you’ll find us at the recruiting station. If not, check the moonbat local activity page below for any protests they plan in your area of operations, then gather together patriots to oppose them. Do NOT let them get free air time on the media unopposed!

http://stopwaroniran.org/aug22008orgcents.shtml

DanNY

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Colorado Action

Denver

Contact: Dale Lanham
Email: goe.colorado@gatheringofeagles.org
phone: 303-500-5522
meet: 1450 Lincoln St (east side near fence) - 12pm-2pm

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August 2 activity: Hands off Iran Sat. August 2nd 12pm-2pm at West Steps of Colorado State Capitol

Greeley

Contact: Dale Parrish
Email: DParr@msn.com
phone: 970-302-5453
meet: 29th St and 23rd Ave - 11am-12pm

Greeley Justice & Peace Coalition
August 2 activity: Protest will be on the side walk at 2885 23rd ave and 29th st. in Greeley, Co. Bring a sign or we will have some available. Park in the Greeley Mall or west of 23rd ave. Carry Signs: No War In Iran, No More Wars, Honk for Peace.

Do NOT let them get free air time on the media unopposed!

Eagles UP!

Vets for Freedom Releases Second “Four Months, For Victory” TV Ad

Our warriors on the ground—Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen, and Marines—understand their role is not to set policy, but instead to execute the mission set before them. And in doing so, despite the defeatist sentiment emanating from Capitol Hill, they kept moving forward, took the fight to our enemies…and the surge worked. “Some in Washington” highlights these important facts.

CLICK HERE to volunteer with the Vets for Freedom “Four Months, For Victory” Campaign .

Winning Isn’t News

By INVESTOR’S BUSINESS DAILY | Posted Monday, July 07, 2008 4:20 PM PT

Iraq: What would happen if the U.S. won a war but the media didn’t tell the American public? Apparently, we have to rely on a British newspaper for the news that we’ve defeated the last remnants of al-Qaida in Iraq.

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London’s Sunday Times called it “the culmination of one of the most spectacular victories of the war on terror.” A terrorist force that once numbered more than 12,000, with strongholds in the west and central regions of Iraq, has over two years been reduced to a mere 1,200 fighters, backed against the wall in the northern city of Mosul.

The destruction of al-Qaida in Iraq (AQI) is one of the most unlikely and unforeseen events in the long history of American warfare. We can thank President Bush’s surge strategy, in which he bucked both Republican and Democratic leaders in Washington by increasing our forces there instead of surrendering.

We can also thank the leadership of the new general he placed in charge there, David Petraeus, who may be the foremost expert in the world on counter-insurgency warfare. And we can thank those serving in our military in Iraq who engaged local Iraqi tribal leaders and convinced them America was their friend and AQI their enemy.

Al-Qaida’s loss of the hearts and minds of ordinary Iraqis began in Anbar Province, which had been written off as a basket case, and spread out from there.

Now, in Operation Lion’s Roar the Iraqi army and the U.S. 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment is destroying the fraction of terrorists who are left. More than 1,000 AQI operatives have already been apprehended.

Sunday Times reporter Marie Colvin, traveling with Iraqi forces in Mosul, found little AQI presence even in bullet-ridden residential areas that were once insurgency strongholds, and reported that the terrorists have lost control of its Mosul urban base, with what is left of the organization having fled south into the countryside.

Meanwhile, the State Department reports that Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki’s government has achieved “satisfactory” progress on 15 of the 18 political benchmarks — a big change for the better from a year ago.

Things are going so well that Maliki has even for the first time floated the idea of a timetable for withdrawal of American forces. He did so while visiting the United Arab Emirates, which over the weekend announced that it was forgiving almost $7 billion of debt owed by Baghdad — an impressive vote of confidence from a fellow Arab state in the future of a free Iraq.

But where are the headlines and the front-page stories about all this good news? As the Media Research Center pointed out last week, “the CBS Evening News, NBC Nightly News and CNN’s Anderson Cooper 360 were silent Tuesday night about the benchmarks” that signaled political progress.

The war in Iraq has been turned around 180 degrees both militarily and politically because the president stuck to his guns. Yet apart from IBD, Fox News Channel and parts of the foreign press, the media don’t seem to consider this historic event a big story.

Dale Parrish – Northern Colorado Coordinator

I spent some time at Walter Reed last Friday Night with the D.C. Freepers that counter the Code Pinko every Friday night.

It was a blast to stand with people that help keep the Pinko’s at bay from the main gates of Walter Reed.

I recommend that if in D.C. on a Friday night to go enjoy some good old Support the troops people.

You’re Invited - “From the Front Lines” - Thursday, June 26th

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Over $ 1,055,719 Raised

(Updated) - check out Michelle Malkins site today - An Internet first: From the Frontlines airs today!

All the Lovely MM’s will be in Mountain View!

That means all of you who know me as a talk-show host, seen me on cable TV, read my book dedicated to the troops, or who know a troop member personally need to click on and give some money, and even chat with us in live time.

You can do that by donating to the care package project for our American troops at http://www.MoveAmericaForward.org

You can view the program today at http://www.HotAir.com or http://www.ustream.tv/channel/from-the-frontlines

As of this writing, over 8 million emails have gone out to ask people to watch our broadcast.

I hope that you join us.

See you on the web!

In Solidarity with Our Troops,

Melanie Morgan

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Joe Wierzbicki - MoveAmericaForward.org

Thursday - June 26, 2008

4:00pm - Midnight [Eastern]

3:00pm - 11:00pm [Central]

2:00pm - 10:00pm [Mountain]

1:00pm - 9:00pm [Pacific]

Thank you once again for the support you’ve shown our troops serving in Iraq & Afghanistan.

I’d like to take this opportunity to make sure you received an invitation to join us for the special “From the Front Lines” 8-hour broadcast that takes place this Thursday, June 26th. Co-hosted by Melanie Morgan & Michelle Malkin, the broadcast runs from 4:00pm - Midnight [Eastern] or 1:00pm - 9:00pm [Pacific].

You can view the telethon online via UStream.tv here:

http://www.ustream.tv/channel/from-the-frontlines

It’s part of our effort to send the largest single shipment of care packages to U.S. troops in history.

An unprecedented array of celebrities and patriotic leaders are teaming up to make this program a success these individuals will join the “From the Front Lines” broadcast. Today talk radio giant Rush Limbaugh promoted the effort on his nationally syndicated radio show. The list of celebrities and patriotic leaders who are participating in this effort include:

Complete details will be provided - and updated - at the Move America Forward website: http://www.MoveAmericaForward.org

by mtngrandpa - June 23, 2008

Villa Grove Colorado - Americans came together last weekend to dedicate Mount KIA/MIA south of Villa Grove in Saguache County.

The Mountain Mail - Ute Tribe chairman Ernest House, speaking at the ceremony after Hight, said, “It’s just proper we name a mountain after the KIA/MIA”.

“These people must have been tough to endure what they were able to,” he said. “We will never forget what they did to protect our country and how Mother Earth allows us to be able to endure what we need to in order to survive.”

Rich Padoven, American Legion Post 64 commander, said, “I was disappointed in the turnout, but it was a touching ceremony.”

Lady Warriors of Farmington NM

Gary and Gerald Artis, twin brothers who served for 26 years in the military before retiring, most of their time in the Special Forces donated the use of their 40 acres of land in the San Luis Valley for the dedication.

Gold Star father Ron Martinez listens as Ute Tribe chairman Ernest House, said, “It’s just proper we name the mountain after the KIA/MIA”. Ron Martinez is the father of Marine Sgt. Glen Martinez. The 31 year old was killed May 2, 2008 in Fallujah, Iraq by a roadside bomb. He was on his second tour of duty in Iraq.

Photo by The Rocky Mountain News

Marine Sgt. Glen Martinez, left, was killed Friday by an explosive in Iraq. He is pictured with his wife, Melissa Sue Martinez, also a sergeant in the Marine Corps stationed in Iraq.

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NEVER FORGET THEM…

NEVER LET THEM FORGET

Ryan Gill - Director of Operations, Move America Forward

If you know someone who doesn’t understand why we have 180,000 brave U.S. troops honorably serving in Iraq & Afghanistan , then please share this video with them:

September 11, 2001 - As It Happened - The South Tower Attack

We are approaching the 7-year anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, and since then Islamic jihadists have not been able to inflict another terrorist attack on American soil. And U.S. troops deserve a lot of praise for this fact. Our troops have al-Qaeda broken into pieces, and their affiliated terrorist groups largely decimated. This is the direct result of our troops’ missions in Iraq & Afghanistan , and around the world (in conjunction with the dilligent work of law enforcement and intelligence agencies).

So please realize that while you are sitting at your chair reading this email, a young man or woman is over in Iraq or Afghanistan, enduring temperatures over 115 degrees, and fighting violent radical jihadists who want to see you and I dead, and our society and values destroyed.

We should say thank you to our troops. In fact, we cannot begin to thank them enough. One small step that we at Move America Forward are taking is organizing the largest shipment of care packages to U.S. troops in history. You can do your part by sponsoring care packages for our troops here:

http://www.thecampaignstore.com/store/default.asp?parentid=409

Thank you for doing this one, small, decent act on behalf of our military men & women.

FROM THE FRONT LINES

Face the Future

MNF-Iraq.com

An Iraqi child watches U.S. Marines with Company K, 3rd Battalion, 6th Marine Regiment patrol in Hadari Precinct, Fallujah, Iraq on June 3. The U.S. Marines patrol the area to help reduce violence in the area. U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Daniel Martin Moman.