Update on Pastors for Peace
Pastors for Peace, may Lenin bless them, is currently undertaking one of their favorite missions. Their 2005 Cuba Caravan. Get the alka-seltzer ready folks, and steel yourselves, these arrogant, stupid, morally challenged, full of themselves sprout eating liberals are blogging the caravan! I recommend letting them know how much you appreciate their labor. Here is the link.
http://www.caravan16.blogspot.com/
Update
The comments I posted on their blog were deleted. Pastors for Peace, like the holy beast at whose feet they worship apparently allow no dissent.
Also, an excerpt from an editorial in The McAllen Texas Monitor quoting Anna Perez of PFP regarding the computers confiscated by border agents.
"Anna Perez, a member of the delegation from Oakland, Calif., said the caravan was stuck on the Hidalgo side of the bridge from 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday. The group then spent the night putting all the electronics on one vehicle. Some of the delegation remained with the computer equipment, and the rest took the medical supplies across the border; Perez said it took Pastors for Peace about nine hours to clear the Mexican side of the border Friday. The caravan was headed to Tampico, and from there to Cuba with the medical supplies. They hope to eventually get the electronics there as well.
"We have not given up on the computers, because the computers were meant to go to a number of elementary schools in Cuba," Perez said Friday afternoon.
Read the whole editorial here: http://themonitor.com/SiteProcessor.cfm?Template=/GlobalTemplates/Details.cfm&StoryID=8320&Section=Opinion
http://www.caravan16.blogspot.com/
Update
The comments I posted on their blog were deleted. Pastors for Peace, like the holy beast at whose feet they worship apparently allow no dissent.
Also, an excerpt from an editorial in The McAllen Texas Monitor quoting Anna Perez of PFP regarding the computers confiscated by border agents.
"Anna Perez, a member of the delegation from Oakland, Calif., said the caravan was stuck on the Hidalgo side of the bridge from 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday. The group then spent the night putting all the electronics on one vehicle. Some of the delegation remained with the computer equipment, and the rest took the medical supplies across the border; Perez said it took Pastors for Peace about nine hours to clear the Mexican side of the border Friday. The caravan was headed to Tampico, and from there to Cuba with the medical supplies. They hope to eventually get the electronics there as well.
"We have not given up on the computers, because the computers were meant to go to a number of elementary schools in Cuba," Perez said Friday afternoon.
Read the whole editorial here: http://themonitor.com/SiteProcessor.cfm?Template=/GlobalTemplates/Details.cfm&StoryID=8320&Section=Opinion
1 Comments:
Censorship? How strange... where did you say they were going? Cuba?
Maybe it explains it...
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