Subject: Second Amendment Sisters Armed Informed Mothers March

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Rosie, The Million Moms, and the Media Lie About Million Mom March Turnout

This is an aerial photo of the "Promise Keepers" march. The official attendence was just over one million people. The outline section of this image depicts the area covered by the Million Mom March, as illustrated by the image below.

The Million Mom March has obviously less than one fifth the area filled, that was filled by The Promise Keepers. Therefore, how can they claim 750,000 in attendence?

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-- Flash (flash@flash.hq), May 17, 2000

Answers

I doubt that Rosie even really knew she was there, let alone how many other mis-informed people were there..nice photos ..wish had same angle and direction on both for more presentable overlay

-- justa, (ponderin @mall.com), May 17, 2000.

Hell, I've been to concerts with more people than that! I'll say 150 - 200k tops. Just more media lies to advance the NWO agenda. If they were smart they wouldn't have used the word "million" in the name, then if 500,000 showed up it would seem like a lot. Also shouldn't have done it on Mother's day, when most Mom's prefer to be at home.

-- Hawk (flyin@hi.again), May 17, 2000.

I'll play Devil's Advocate here, Flash. I remember the criticism of the figures on the Million Man March...remember the one that brought black men together to encourage family values? Folks said, "They didn't get close to a million. They didn't even have 50,000." Does this mean they should have stayed home and kept quiet?

Who says these pictures truly indicate something about a Promise Keepers' march and the Million Mom March? Either one could have been taken when the Pope was at the White House. The second photo [actually the LOWER photo] WAS taken from a different vantage point, so how could one compare the two?

I saw something about Sisters for the 2nd Amendment [or something like that] in one of these links. Was the Promise Keepers march all women? If so, why weren't there cries about who is watching the kids while they went off to march in Washington?

-- Anita (Anita_S3@hotmail.com), May 17, 2000.

The right to assembly (GOD DAMN PRICK) is guaranteed by the Bill of Rights. Regardless of the (SHIT!!!) cause, I support their right to assemble.

Personally, I think there were more than enough holes in their (COCKSUCKING BASTARD PRICK SOB) message that critics would have ample (FUCKER! FUCKING FUCKER!!) material without having to resort to nitpicking the numbers.

-- Timmy Tourettes (timmy.tourettes@syndrome.com), May 17, 2000.