Code Pink Continues to Stink

May 16, 2005

With thanks to The Autonomist.

You may remember Code Pink as the moonbat cult that raised $600,000 for the terrorists who were killing their fellow Americans in Fallujah.

The Battle of Fallujah is over, but Code Pink’s struggle to undermine our country continues. The latest front in their war against America is a “counter-recruitment” campaign that calls for sabotage and disruption directed at military recruiting offices.

According to Code Pink:

Holding an action outside a recruitment center can have a huge effect on potential enlistees, recruiters, and passersby. It is a highly effective method of community education and empowerment, and has been shown to drive recruiters out of areas, from a block to a city.

Helpful tips are offered to those who would like to undermine their own military in time of war:

  • Pass out anti-US propaganda leaflets.
  • Make an appointment with a recruiter as a way of ensuring that the office will be open when the “action” is to take place.
  • Hold a “die in” — i.e., lie on the sidewalk and refuse to move so that police have to come and drag you away at taxpayers’ expense.
  • Stage a “mourning march,” which should include pink crosses, tombstones, and a prop coffin.
  • Form a “resistance line” in front of the doorway so that no one can get into the recruiting office.
  • Really get under people’s skin by singing moronic songs.

If you are wondering what kind of person would encourage this behavior, DiscoverTheNetworks.org has some interesting information on Code Pink founder Medea Benjamin, a hard-left mental case considered to be a chief organizing force behind the1999 Seattle riots that caused millions of dollars worth of senseless destruction. A little background reading on Benjamin and her merry band of maniacs quickly makes it clear that Code Pink and the anti-war movement in general are not so much opposed to war as to America, and to the freedom America represents.

Code Pink vandals deface a recruiting office.

Cross-posted at Moonbattery.

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