Spirit of the OK Corral
The minuteman project is well underway. The mixed reactions are predictable. I don't know how it will turn out. I DO know that it is inspiring and those who don't find it so should read more (real) American history.
Interestingly enough, the town of Tombstone is full of responsible sidearms again. Sounds like they have a cool mayor! He's quoted in this Reuters piece:
Caption:
Minuteman Project volunteer Tim Donnely looks south towards Mexico in the early morning light from the bed of his pickup truck at the post he manned overnight at the US/Mexico border west of Douglas, Arizona April 5, 2005. Minuteman volunteers are manning observation posts around the clock for the month of April along the border in the eastern part of Arizona to bring attention to the number of illegal immigrants coming north from Mexico. (Fred Greaves/Reuters)
Interestingly enough, the town of Tombstone is full of responsible sidearms again. Sounds like they have a cool mayor! He's quoted in this Reuters piece:
"The Minuteman fall within that long American tradition that includes freedom of speech and the right to bear arms, and I don't have a problem with that." -Tombstone Mayor Andrew DejournettThis Reuters photo is great. I'm glad a foreign news agency has some eye for inspiring American patriots.
Caption:
Minuteman Project volunteer Tim Donnely looks south towards Mexico in the early morning light from the bed of his pickup truck at the post he manned overnight at the US/Mexico border west of Douglas, Arizona April 5, 2005. Minuteman volunteers are manning observation posts around the clock for the month of April along the border in the eastern part of Arizona to bring attention to the number of illegal immigrants coming north from Mexico. (Fred Greaves/Reuters)
posted by Mark at 1:44 AM
That is so totally American--I'm lovin' it!
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