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Sunday, October 3, 2010

Show of respect:

[No comment other than set up of the scene:  We all recall the huge crowds at 9-28-2009, Beck's "Restoring Honor" with the M.L.King family and 9-28-2010.  Easily in the millions, there were no (zero) arrests and the crowd packed out their own trash and any other litter lying on the ground, leaving the areas pristine for a mile in all directions.
Let us compare what one just observer found, just inside the WWII memorial, after the much smaller 10-20-2010 "One Nation" rally of over 300 Communist, Democratic, Green, Progressive, Union, Socialist, and Climate/Save the Planet groups.  Also shown are some surrounding city streets.  Finally,  side-by side view of the size of the crowds, "Honor" on the left, "nation" on the right.]








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