Despite that levels of sophrosyne at Saturday's downtown uprising were in Guiness-book ranges, Seattle undercover cops were nervous.
It was at Seattle's own Rally to Restore Sanity, at Westlake Center.
"With so many so-called "progressives" in one place," said SPD's Captain Edgar "Choch" Manana, "It's frightening to think about how many conspiracies could be cooked up in one four-block area in one three-hour period."
Dave Ross, (KIRO m-f, 9a-12p) wearing a starred & striped baseball hat led chants of "Turn it down," and "Sanity, civility, discourse" which strangely, were whispered. This raises suspicion, according to Manana. "Could this be a terrorist dog whistle?"
The sheer number of leashed dogs in the park at the same time was chilling. Is it a coincidence that Muslims have a cultural aversion to dogs? Or that bedsheets even in the best hotels are usually made of a weave called "muslim?"
"No matter what you think about the property tax, the income tax, the candy tax, the soda tax," Ross screamed in his fanatical whisper/shriek, "we should be able to debate each other without destroying each other,." (Little gobs of spittle sprayed the unfortunates in the front row, rendering the elaborate spittle-catching system useless).
With such liberal do-gooder gobbledy-gook mixed in with jihadi dog whistling, it's no wonder children can be so thoroughly brainwashed.
Winter clothing complicates the cops' jobs in large crowds. No violence happened today, but coats and sweaters can cover underwear bombs, diaper charges and such new innovations as "bra missiles" developed in Afganistan. An exploding "snood" was found on a Pakistani terrorist woman living in Brussels recently shortly before she was able to ignite the fuse. (Snood fuses are Yemen's no. 2 export).
This progressive "rally" could have been the scene of carnage and bloodshed.
Rep. Jim McDermott, long-suspected of being sympathetic to Moslems (his wife reportedly drives a Dodge Ramadan) stood up and said something to the crowd. We, for one, missed it or forgotten it, as did, it seems, The Times, the P-I, The Stranger and The Weekly; KIRO, KOMO and NPR.
Again, the liberal Seattle media conveniently failed to report news that might be inconvenient to Baghdad Jim and the people trying to kill us.
I suffer from heart failure, prostate cancer and diabetes. Except for the terminal illnesses, I feel pretty good. ~ POA in a note to friends during the final months of his life.
Paul Oscar Anderson (real name Paul E. Brown) passed away in Knoxville at 77 on June 5, 2009.
That quote always makes us think of Alan Colmes -- we'll catch holy hell from our liberal readers for even saying this, but it's a shame that KPTK is not responding to Colmes' syndicaters about filling the empty evening slot vacated by Randi Rhodes.