More on the seditious and illegal protesters in Olympia, Washington —

First go and read this clarification from Vickie Kilgore who is The Olympian executive editor, which describes how one of her photographers was so afraid of the angry protesters that he had to call 9-1-1 to come save him:

And an out-of-control crowd — as the local demonstrators proved to be several times — is a scary thing.

Tony is experienced in shooting dangerous scenes. He spent several weeks in Iraq last year covering our troops.

But last week Tony was cornered against a chain-link fence by protesters angry at being photographed. One grabbed at his lens. Tony said the hostility was alarming, and he felt threatened as they yelled at him with growing intensity. He reached for his cell phone, punched 9-1-1 and explained the situation, officers arrived and the demonstrators pinning him to the fence backed off.

Do you have a clear picture? A photographer who shot coverage in Iraq felt afraid at a “peace” protest. The local — probably Liberal — paper described the crowd as “out-of-control”, “dangerous”, and a “scary thing.”

NOW —-

Go read this account from one of Michelle Malkin’s readers … a port worker who took pictures of a reckless mother who brought her children to act as human shields.

•  Not only did she put her children in front of Semi-trucks in the middle of the road…
•  Not only did she bring her children to a protest filled with angry and violent protesters…
•  Not only did she bring her children to a protest where riot police have already had to use pepper spray and rubber bullets, and where those same police have been attacked with rocks and other debris…

As if all those things weren’t already endangering your own children — the damned “mother of the year” dropped her infant on its head while she was celebrating:

Those protesters should all be arrested and most of them jailed for a long, long time.

That woman should have her children removed from her custody while she is serving a long, long stint in a mental health facility.

Posted by Robbie Cooper on Thursday, November 15th, 2007 | Trackback |