Permit denied for '2 Million Bikers to D.C.' ride on 9/11

[OakRidgeStars]

So the muslims can have their victory parade on 9/11 in D.C., but American patriots are denied the right to ride motorcycles into our Nation's capital? Join in on Facebook and Twitter and help these bikers get their permit. Better yet, who needs a permit?

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/2MillionBikersDC
Twitter: #2MBikers

[FiremanBob]

This permit nonsense is a clear violation of the First Amendment. If this has to be a SCOTUS test case, so be it. At some point citizens have to stand up for their rights, or our slide into dictatorship will become irreversible.

[SpanishInquisition]

Ride Citizens, ride.

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[Snakester]

How can Taxpayers be denied the right to ride on Public Roads....No matter where they are ?

[OakRidgeStars]

It's Washington D.C.

Or as I call it, the "Constitution-Free Zone"

[DiscipleofJMB]

It's Washington D.C.

Or as I call it, the "Constitution-Free Zone"

The District of Corruption.

Open the throttle boys and girls...

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[TheGodfather]

It's pure BS.

I was in DC for the Obamacare protest and the opposing group got all kinds of permits. There was literally close to a million of us and only a few hundred of them. Yet congressman and senators would refuse to see any of us and gave those liberal commies "special access". Not only that, they got "special" police protection and would wade through the middle of the crowd trying to stir up crap with cops protecting them.

[Kreutz]

Muslim march cancelled (sort of):

http://www.usnews.com/news/blogs/washin ... rch-on-911

The demonstration originally called the "Million Muslim March" now has an explicitly secular name, the "Million American March Against Fear," organizer Isa Hodge stressed in a Friday interview with U.S. News.

Media coverage of the event, scheduled for the 12th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, exploded earlier this week. Hodge said he's irritated that many reports used the original name, which he says was changed in February after the addition of groups that doubt the official account of the 2001 attacks.

"They're focusing on what it was [called] before February to continue the misinformation and fear that we're trying to stop," Hodge said. "It's more sensational if they can put out there that it's just Muslims going to dance on the graves of the 3,000 souls that were lost that day. That's not what we're doing."

Protesters will instead take to the National Mall to denounce government surveillance and call for "the truth" about the attacks, Hodge says.



It's probable that the demonstration will fall short of its numerical ambition.

National Park Service spokesperson Carol Johnson told U.S. News in July that organizers applied for a National Mall permit citing just 1,000 likely participants.

But after the media frenzy, Hodge says, "I expect the numbers to be astronomical. ... I expect many anti-protesters, but they're going to be pleasantly surprised, I think. We're not going to be up there whining about civil rights violations of Muslims. There's going to be a presentation on rights and events that affect the liberties of all Americans."

rest at link

[OakRidgeStars]

Article is dated August 16? Seems like a lame attempt to put lipstick on the pig. (pun intended)

[TacticalMom]

Article is dated August 16? Seems like a lame attempt to put lipstick on the pig. (pun intended)

That is exactly what I was thinking, Oak.