Bikers headed back to Washington

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Bikers headed back to Washington. This time they’re headed for the barrycaded World War II Memorial. What’s that old Chinese curse? “May you live in interesting times?”

This post was last modified on August 19, 2021

J.P. Travis: Born and raised in Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1976 graduate of University of Michigan, father, grandfather, husband, founder and CEO of Travelyn Publishing (http://www.travelynpublishing.com/), and passionate anti-government believer in individual liberty.

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  • I feel sorry for the peons in the Park Service. Some are assholes, but most are hard working, underemployed folk who love America and make it their life's work to share the history and scenery with everyone they see. They are getting the shaft, but they aren't responsible.

    • I have to disagree, Rose. If you stand in front of the WWII Memorial and prevent vets from visiting their memorial, you are a Nazi prick. There is no excuse. Taking orders didn't work at Nuremberg and it shouldn't work now.

      Besides, you heard the NPS bitch - she was not ashamed.

      • Agreed. At some point people have to make a decision. Holding on to something and doing the wrong thing under orders, just because of fear of loosing benefits, is a sign of cowardice.

      • Make that sound dark and menacing, make it sound Muslim, say: WALBWL "LIK?WM ! (or Wa Al Bool A'alake-hoom !), and that's how you say "Piss Be Upon Them!"

  • About time the NPS saw what the American People are about. Nothing like the rolling thunder coming down the road to get your attention. Let the NPS and plugs attempt to stop them from being on the Mall and attending the WWII and WWI monuments as well as the others.

    • It certainly worked with the Muslims last time. But I gotta wonder. How many Muslims were actually planning to go to their march, and decided not to go up against the bikers? We'll never know.

  • Looks like Quagmire better put a "moat filled with alligators" around this Memorial.