the American Re-Revolution

Crowds do not attract me. Find me a quiet place with friends. Spacious. Roomy. I'm there. I never look at a throng of people and think, "Yeah, wish I could be in the smack dab middle of that."
Until now...

Over ONE MILLION, with estimates closer to TWO MILLION, people marched on Washington this Saturday. It was a movement. A mark of history. And it's only beginning.
How are the media outlet's covering it?
One, they are degrading the attendance numbers. I'll be posting videos and pictures. You can determine for yourself the impact of the crowd. Two, they are screaming the same old "racist" criticisms, which is a sure sign of desperation. Three, they are ignoring it as best they can.

Make no mistake. A spigot has been opened and passion for country is gushing out. It didn't start from emotion. It isn't a high. No public figure is the head. No media outlet, commentator, politician or celebrity is the core. It cannot be stopped because it is the spontaneous, free-willed reaction of humans wanting to be free. It's our God inputted desire. And for thousands of years and with thousands of lives, men and women, our own ancestors, our own blood, our own friends and brothers and family, shed their blood to secure it.
Let Keith Olbermann attempt to compartmentalize that.

Unity has come. And, honestly, we really do have Obama to thank. His Presidency marked the beginning of an expanding dictatorship, a leadership so severe that Republicans, Democrats, Independents, Americans are united against it.
Rebellion is finally cool.

And now, visual proof of the numbers...in spades. First up, via Gateway Pundit from Moderate in the Middle, who prove the march was ONE MILLION strong. We'll use Obama's own mapping strategy for his Inauguration against him.

The O' graph. Notice the numbers.


Aerial shot of the DC 912 March on Saturday.


Also, time lapse photography on Saturday, September 12 from 8 am - 11:30 am. Count them if you can.



Now to the fun stuff. From Reason.TV. A great video taking you into the march and the faces of freedom.



When the entire crowd begins singing, "The Star-Spangled Banner", I cannot keep the tears from my eyes. Some things in life truly are too beautiful for words.



Yeah, the media should keep ignoring these people.



I'm sure they'll go away quietly.