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Comment by Charles Gillespie
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 I share that same 'sickening feeling' with you, brother...this doesn't look very good from my perspective.

Great job on this article. Wish I was there with you and Drew when it all went down!


Comment by foundZero
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Jet, all I have to say is you and the people down there keep your eyes and ears open and if you see something wrong happening, stop it. You boys just go down there and uphold the law and protect your fellow Americans.


Comment by Lucky Red
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"When facism comes to America it will be wrapped in the flag and carrying a cross." - Sinclair Lewis 


Comment by Jet Lacey
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Thanks Gents for the kind words. 

As for protecting my fellow Americans on Monday....I'll be in studio "semi-hosting" the Declare Your Independence With Ernest Hancock show while Ernie does our first remote live broadcast. 

For the broadcast on Monday morning, Ernie is going downtown armed to the teeth; with his voice, a camera, his Beretta 9mm, and a police escort (to fend off any "Black Suits").    


Comment by foundZero
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Dangit all, I have to stay up in the mountains and talk to government employees.  Talk about ironic. I never get to have any fun these days.


Comment by Freed Radical
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"When fascism comes to America, communists like Red will embrace it as "change you can believe in."--Eric New

Comment by foundZero
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When fascism comes to my house it better bring it's own cup and spoon cause I don't mind cooking but to hell if I'm doing fascism's dishes.


Comment by Jet Lacey
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Oyate,

I sincerely wish that I could give you a witty and smart-assed retort to your hilarious comment, but on this night it shall not come to pass.

Not only am I nipple-deep in vodka & lemonade, I just hoovered half a hog-leg doobie by the Salvation Army intake dock and I'm currently watching the Comedy Central Roast of Flava Flav in the Freedom’s Phoenix studio control room. 

Deal with it.

“I used to think they called you Carrot Top because of your hair.  Now I know it’s because everybody would like to see you buried up to your forehead in dirt.” – Lisa Lampanelli   

 

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