Maybe these ‘peacenicks’ are getting their water from the same place and it’s clearly very filthy. They are as big a threat to our nation as a foreign power with nukes. Except that they are already here.

Someone needs to find these braggarts and throw them on some island in exile. Leave them isolated to their own devices, I don’t know; but I pray for my little girl every night that something clears this mess up. We cannot give up the fight: they sure won’t.

Remember, there isn’t much of a difference between both the Kristalnacht against Jews in Germany before all hell broke loose in WW2 and the current stream of assaults on military offices.

The only difference is who it was directed towards. In fact, calling the people who do these things peacemongers is a complete oxymoron. They aren’t anything of that sort.

Among the 40-plus cities and incidents in the report are:

• Bremerton, Wash.; Jule 29, 2007: A 19-year-old Bremerton man slashed 42 government tires at a recruting center to protest the Iraq. He was charged with a Class B felony in Kitsap County Superior Court.

• Pittsburg, Pennsylvania; Oct. 6, 2006: Jeb Bush, brother of President George W. Bush and governor of Florida at the time, was harassed near a demonstration at a military recruitment station and forced to flee. Police tasered two people. After the march left, the front door of the station was smashed.

• Lufkin, Texas: July 3, 2007: After a spate of attacks at a recruiting center which included vandalizing recruiters cars and breaking windows, somebody shot up recruiters’ cars in an escalation of the attacks.

• Santa Cruz, Calif.: April 2006: Military recruiters were forced off the U.C. Santa Cruz college campus when a mob of attackers surrounded them.

Specifics on attacks in the report also include more on the Times Square bombing last week, a firebomb at a Texas recruitment office, a “Molotov cocktail” bomb at a Buffalo, N.Y.; recruitment office; and gunfire at a Denver, Colo., recruiters’ office.

“Counter-recruitment” is so popular with anti-war activists that entire Web sites have been set up to describe the activity that often turns violent and destructive.

Anarchist groups and anti-war organizations such as the radical Code Pink encourage others to attack and vandalize recruiting centers in action they call “counter-recruitment.” After completing their violent acts, the groups often post about them on web sites.
Very few people are caught and prosecuted for the offenses, the report shows.
“We cannot sit by as this violence continues,” Morgan said. “Law enforcement has an obligation to our society to stop these actions by capturing the suspects and prosecuting them. Lawmakers must ensure laws are in place to properly punish these deviants of society.”
Sen. Jim DeMint (R-S.C.), who has introduced legislation to strip the city of Berkeley, Calif., of its federal earmarks for designer lunches and other pork because the City Council encourages forceful protests of the city’s sole recruiting center — will speak at MAF’s press conference at 9:30 a.m. at the Press Club in Washington D.C.
DeMint has been an outspoken critic of “counter-recruitment” and especially the ongoing incidents in Berkeley, where the City Council gave free parking and sound permits to Code Pink and enacted a resolution labeling the Marine recruiters there unwelcome intruders.
The anti-war groups continue their siege on recruiters’ centers across the country. The fifth anniversary of the beginning of the Iraq War, March 19, 2008, will mark more attacks, according to Web sites of radical groups. The Pittsburgh Organizing Group (POG) plans to hold a “torch-lit march to a modern day castle of abominations — our local military recruiting office,” according to its website.
The POG will try to shut down the office and evict “everything inside of it.” The group will bring a “movable cage” to capture recruiters and hold them.
“This violence will not stop until good Americans, lawmakers and law enforcement work together to arrest and prosecute the perpetrators of these attacks,” Morgan said.

MAF is calling on U.S. Attorneys to investigate all of the incidents and prosecute the criminals participating in the violence.

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Catherine Moy is a nationally recognized award-winning journalist and coauthor of “America Mourning: A story of two families.”

What don’t these people get about this??