Found this at WND.
Was randomly listening to Sean Hannity today as they were sort of recapping yesterday’s events. He got very emotional and said how awesome he felt when he saw all these people coming out and taking back their nation.
A coworker told me today that he saw all kinds of people at a rally yesterday, but one person that struck him the most was a young teenager out there holding a sign. He said that it gave him hope that the future isn’t lost, that America isn’t lost.
I agree with him.
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For those who participated in today’s massive nation-wide event, I salute you all.
Wish I could write more, but I’m short on time.
I can smell it folks.
July 4th, 2009 …… We’re gonna go to DC. Millions of us. Since they won’t listen, we’re gonna go to them and take back what is ours.
Greyhound bus is about $140 round trip from Tulsa.
Amtrak is about $180 or so.
Hopefully, somebody will get the big idea to charter some busses for this exodus.
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I truly hope this turns into a revolution for our country.
I will be attending this event Friday. I will be attending not only to exercise my power as a free citizen of this great nation, but also on a personal level to get myself back into the game.
I’ve been silent long enough. Inactive long enough.
I will be carrying a sign. Those of you that have read the old-school meeciteewurkor in the past will likely recognize it. Do yourself and your country a favor. Come dump some tea overboard and put a few more sparks into this Tea Party.
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