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New York City Tea Party One Year Anniversary 2010

by Urban Infidel ( 184 Comments › )
Filed under Politics, Tea Parties at February 27th, 2010 - 1:30 pm

I went to the one-year anniversary rally for the original New York City Tea Party today at City Hall Park. It was a cold morning following a snowstorm but the turnout was pretty good!

It all began last year when CNBC’s Rick Santelli called for a Chicago Tea Party leading the call to revolt against Obama’s mortgage bailout plant.

The rest is history.

VIDEO: David Webb responds to Tea Party critics,
namely Keith Olbermann, Jeanine Garafalo and Jerrold Nadler.


The Tea Partiers then went off to demonstrate in front Senator Schumer’s and Senator Gillibrand’s offices. Photos to come.

More video to come! Uploading, please stand by.

Next stop, the New York City Tax Day Tea Party 2010 on April 15th!

Here are photos from last year’s NYC Tea Party. Courtesy of Berman Post.

(Cross Posted @ Urban Infidel)

Chanting “Freedom, Freedom”, The Iran Revolt Continues

by WrathofG-d ( 18 Comments › )
Filed under Ahmadinejad, Free Speech, Iran at July 17th, 2009 - 11:15 am

Despite near media and World silence, the Iranian revolt continues.

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TEHRAN, Iran (AP) – Tens of thousands of government opponents packed Iran’s main Islamic prayer service Friday, chanting “freedom, freedom” and other slogans as their top clerical backer Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani delivered a sermon bluntly criticizing the country’s leadership over the crackdown on election protests.

Outside, police and pro-government Basiji militiamen fired tear gas and charged thousands of protesters who chanted “death to the dictator” and called on President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to resign. Dozens were arrested, piled in trucks and taken away, witnesses said.

Plainclothes Basijis stood in front of a line of riot police and pumped canisters of tear gas, which young protesters with green bandannas over their faces kicked away across the pavement, away from the crowds. Some set a bonfire in the street and waved their hands in the air in victory signs.

The opposition aimed to turn the Friday prayers at Tehran University into a show of their continued strength despite heavy government suppression since the disputed June 12 presidential election.

{The Article}


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I have heard it said that their best weapon in their fight for freedom is the worlds attention.  Even though our Country, and so-called leaders seem to no longer care…let us not let them down!

Here is an event taking place in New York.  Start one in your town and we will cover it.

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