A note to New Mexicans

[King Coal]

Your Organizer, ###### ######, sent the following message to the
members of New Mexico Democratic Friends:

There will be a demonstration on Wednesday October 26 at 5 pm
at the intersection of Montgomery and San Mateo Boulevards.
There are parking lots that are empty or likely accessible at
the North East, South East and South West corners of that
intersection. Bring your own signs and show up as soon after 5
pm as you can. The theme is, "2000 soldiers have died, Bring
Our Troops Home, Peace, Stop The Wars, etc." After the sun
goes down there will be a vigil please bring a candle.

Not One More Death
Not One More Dollar

tell your congressman!



###### ######
MoveOn.org
American Friends Service Committee
www.WhatIfYouKnew-NM.com
Veterans for Peace - Albuquerque
Veterans for Common Sense
Military Families Speak Out
Stop the War Machine
New Mexico Democratic Friends
Democracy for New Mexico

Son of a Veteran (WWII Occupation)
Veteran (Vietnam era)
Brother of a Veteran (Vietnam era)
Father of a Veteran (Gulf War I)
Father of a Veteran (Enduring Freedom)

[rpannier]

1. Another liberal group celebrating the death of our soldiers

There'll be dancing and singing.

So says, "Michelle Malkin"

[King Coal]

2. That is obscene.

[rpannier]

3. It may be

but that's what Michelle Malkin wrote last week before the 2,000 soldier had died. She said "We'd be holding candlelight vigils to celebrate the death of the 2000th soldier..."

[SpiralHawk]

4. San Mateo and Montgomery? WTF?

Whoever is organizing this apparently doesn't want anyone to notice. That intersection is Off the Main Routes.

[King Coal]

5. No it's not.

That is one of the busiest intersections in Albuquerque.

[SpiralHawk]

6. Ahhh so, I thought this was about Santa Fe

Casting about for a clue...

Don't see a city mentioned...

But probably is ABQ...guess folks are supposed to intuit that.

[King Coal]

7. Yeah, everyone in New Mexico knows where that intersection is.

And the organizers know every New Mexican knows that. Are you a New Mexican? If you are, let me ask: Is there a San Mateo and Montgomery intersection in Santa Fe? It's hard to tell when you're at an intersection in Santa Fe, if you know what I mean.

:patriot: