Horizons Unlimited - The HUBB

Horizons Unlimited - The HUBB (https://www.horizonsunlimited.com/hubb/)
-   The HUBB PUB (https://www.horizonsunlimited.com/hubb/the-hubb-pub/)
-   -   Wash DC denies permit for 9/11 bikers (https://www.horizonsunlimited.com/hubb/the-hubb-pub/wash-dc-denies-permit-9-a-72161)

xfiltrate 9 Sep 2013 13:11

Wash DC denies permit for 9/11 bikers
 
It appears as if 2 million bikers are going to ride through Washington DC
anyway. Not the DAKAR this is a WHACKAR!!! These guys just might
really walk the talk...

Any thoughts/ideas regarding a solidarity ride, with permits of course.

Report: DC denies permit for 9/11 bikers; Planners move ahead anyway | Twitchy

"Washington DC has DENIED our permit for a no-stop ride through Washington DC. We find this regretful for the residents and businesses of that great city, and humbly offer our apologies. What could have been a one or two hour ride through will now likely be an all day event. We will be obeying all laws. We will be stopping at all stoplights, stop signs, and yielding to all pedestrians.

RESIDENTS AND BUSINESSES OF WASHINGTON DC: On behalf of the National “2 Million Bikers to DC” Team, please accept our sincere apologies. We did the right thing and went through the proper channels to secure a no-stop permit to ride through your great city. We wanted to ride an established route, which would have taken us past the Viet Nam Memorial to the Lincoln Memorial, across the bridge into Virginia, and that’s it! We would have been completely out of Washington DC, and your city would have been back to normal.

The National Team fully expected our permit to be rejected, and have already drafted a Plan-B.

Participants are moving forward."

xfiltrate eat, drink and keep a copy of the Bill of Rights handy

motoreiter 9 Sep 2013 21:28

sorry, and so? Do you know how many demonstrations, meetings, etc there are in DC.?

Several thousand, much less two million, bikers riding through DC on a no-stop ride would take several hours anyway, not the quoted two hours. They already said that they expected their plan to be rejected. They'll do the ride, it will just take longer, but so what, what's the rush?

markharf 9 Sep 2013 21:41

I'm experiencing some difficulty getting riled up about this. A bunch of folks on Harleys who applied for immunity to traffic laws? Let them stop at traffic lights, like I do. Judging by the quantity and quality of their publicity--which consists largely of disjointed, all-caps pronouncements on Facebook and a lot of pointless talk about "TAKING OUR COUNTRY BACK"--they're not really deserving of much attention. IMHO, of course.

Mark

xfiltrate 9 Sep 2013 22:56

Clarifying the issues
 
Thanks for your responses.

If we puncture ground swells of discontent with inane rhetoric - "immunity to traffic laws" without recognizing the fact that:

by every viable poll the citizens of the United States of America have less than 10% approval rating of the U S Congress

"Just seven percent (7%) of Likely U.S. Voters think Congress is doing a good or excellent job. A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds that 62% rate the legislators’ performance as poor. "

[url=http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/mood_of_america/congressional_performance]Congressional Performance - Rasmussen Reports

The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Monday( Sept 9 , 2013 shows that 45% of Likely U.S. Voters approve of President Obama's job performance. Fifty-four percent (54%) disapprove .

http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/obama_administration/daily_presidential_tracking_poll

Look, if we do not support the peaceful expression of discontent with these polls, commonly called"taking our country back" then what options do those who are not dumbed down enough to accept the tyranny that is befalling us? These bikers may not understand that the U S is not a pure democracy as created upon the pirate ships plundering the caribbean in the 17th and 18th century, but they do know that the Congress and the President should be governed by the will of the people. Even as a Republic that we are, these approval ratings suck, and I am all for peaceful demonstrations to illustrate this fact.

xfiltrate

markharf 9 Sep 2013 23:08

You don't like my use of the phrase "immunity to traffic laws?" Why not? That's what they were requesting: being allowed to ignore red lights, stop signs, yield signs, pedestrian crossings, etc. They were denied their request. I'm not upset. They now state that they'll go ahead with their protest, but will stop for stop signs and traffic lights, yield to pedestrians, and in other respects behave themselves. Sounds good to me.

I'm all in favor of "peaceful expression of discontent." I do it all the time.

best,

Mark

xfiltrate 10 Sep 2013 00:00

Ignoring the obvious
 
Don't you see - the only way a protest "parade" or ride through DC could occur without totally disrupting traffic for most of the day, is for the million bikers to have an escort that bypasses stop lights etc. Otherwise, the protest will destroy transportation throughout the DC route for totality of the day.

Seeing the obvious is sometimes helpful, especially when it represents common sense.

xfiltrate

markharf 10 Sep 2013 00:31

Could two million riders "parade" through downtown DC without "totally disrupting traffic for most of the day" if they were allowed to disregard traffic rules? How long does it take two million bikers to pass a given point? How long a line is formed by two million bikers?

OK: how about one million?

Why do you suppose the organizers were so certain from the start they'd be denied a permit?

Just curious.

Mark

xfiltrate 10 Sep 2013 01:01

Good question!
 
Riding a couple, 2 or 3 bikes abreast - and basing this estimate on about 50,000 bikes which is probably pushing it, - average length of bike and space between rows of bikes staggered @ 10 feet,

I doubt more than 50,000 bikes would show up.

We would have a line approx 100 miles long traveling at average 30mph with escort, we need to know suggested route and exit dispersal routes. etc, But, I would say 100 miles of bikes would pass through Washington DC a lot faster with an escort and not stopping at traffic lights as opposed to conforming to traffic laws. Stop and go would be totally impossible within 24 hours.

Did you discover planned route? Hey anyone who did maths please help.

xfiltrate

xfiltrate 10 Sep 2013 01:25

9/11 Forget Dakar this is WACKAR in DC update
 
I better upgrade my estimate of 50,000 bikes to about 100,000 bikes... UPDATE: ON NUMBER OF BIKES THAT WILL ARRIVE DC 9/11 ALL BETS ARE OFF!

A quarter million motorcycles roar into Washington in Rolling Thunder tribute to veterans and missing in action soldiers | Mail Online

xfiltrate

Another update here: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/bl.../posts?page=31

markharf 10 Sep 2013 01:42

Three abreast? 30 mph? Sounds optimistic, particularly since even two abreast is illegal in DC, and the speed limit is lower than 30mph. But even allowing those assumptions:

Double the number of bikes and you've got a steady stream about 7 hours long. No pedestrians crossing during that time. No cross traffic. No allowing for breakdowns, accidents, parking, eating, peeing.....much less for ticketing all the illegal straight pipes. Hell, there's not even an allowance for former governors of second-tier states to pretend to ride for a couple of hundred yards in view of the cameras.

It's a joke. No one expected, and no one expects, to be permitted to do such a thing. The whole thing's a ploy, and we each get to choose whether we're going to fall for it. Make your choice wisely.

Mark

xfiltrate 10 Sep 2013 03:05

Good we have alternative media
 
For the moment....I am at a loss to predict the outcome of this. I will do a remote viewing session in the morning and then report.

One thing sure, if it looks even a little out of control, the main stream will
not be covering it at all. The very last thing the President needs right now is grid lock on the streets of DC just when he is dealing with grid lock in the House, the Senate and Syria...

I have labeled the event the "WACKAR" and only time will give definition to this new word.

What comes to mind is the rebellion of the veterans called the "Bonus Army"

One of my personal heros : "Retired Marine Corps Major General Smedley Butler, one of the most popular military figures of the time, visited their camp to back the effort and encourage them.[1] " supported the veterans march on the Capitol.

I wonder if any living generals will lend their support to the bikers????

Major General Smedley Butler also wrote the book entitled "War is a Racket" as in Racketeering...... —— (1935; reprint, 2003). War Is a Racket. Los Angeles: Feral House. ISBN 0-922915-86-5.

check wikipedia:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bonus_Army

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smedley_Butler

xfiltrate

motoreiter 10 Sep 2013 03:31

Quote:

Originally Posted by xfiltrate (Post 436077)
For the moment....I am at a loss to predict the outcome of this. I will do a remote viewing session in the morning and then report.

One thing sure, if it looks even a little out of control, the main stream will
not be covering it at all. The very last thing the President needs right now is grid lock on the streets of DC just when he is dealing with grid lock in the House, the Senate and Syria...

Whew, I won't sleep tonight waiting for your report.

I lived in the center of Washington for several years, and there is gridlock on the streets of DC almost every day for some parade or protest or another, so I'd be surprised if the mainstream expressed much interest in this particular one. Is the "rebellious" nature of the act supposed to interest them? I'm not sure how you see any similarities between this non-event and the "Bonus Army"...

And I'd be very surprised if the size of this one comes even close to Rolling
Thunder, which has been going on for many years and which takes place on a holiday weekend, which allows people to come from far and wide.

xfiltrate 10 Sep 2013 03:48

A rose by any other name is still a rose
 
The "Bonus Army" was tens of thousands of veterans who congregated in Washington DC. This event is now or will be tens of thousands of veterans congregating in Washington DC for starters.

Check the updates I have already posted.

xfiltrate

Walkabout 10 Sep 2013 11:23

A man after my own heart!
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by xfiltrate (Post 436077)
One of my personal heros : "Retired Marine Corps Major General Smedley Butler, one of the most popular military figures of the time, visited their camp to back the effort and encourage them.[1] " supported the veterans march on the Capitol.

I wonder if any living generals will lend their support to the bikers????

Major General Smedley Butler also wrote the book entitled "War is a Racket" as in Racketeering...... —— (1935; reprint, 2003). War Is a Racket. Los Angeles: Feral House. ISBN 0-922915-86-5.

check wikipedia:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bonus_Army

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smedley_Butler

xfiltrate

I've never heard of him previously but Smedley was quite a man, from the days when "men were men and women were glad of it"!
Nowadays hardly any US 4 star can complete a full career without some jobs-worthy getting in the way and making an accusation of some type or other that becomes a reason for resignation.

So, Wash DC is going to be full on that anniversary day with 2 million riders and 1 million muslims (according to the link in one of those earlier posts) - maybe some of them are one and the same??

Xfiltrate, it's a delight to read your posts and be educated by your insights.

xfiltrate 10 Sep 2013 16:13

Help Kickstart WW III
 
It is my opinion that this topic of thousands of bikers and thousands of muslims paying respects for to the victims of the 9/11 tragedy or with other agendas....is actually a page out of the playbook best represented by a YouTube Video entitled "Help Kickstart WWIII"

Help Kickstart WWIII - this short video is very disrespectful to our President so I will not post a link and leave it up to those who read here to find it on You Tube or not. It is a sad attempt to promote world peace by some well meaning people.

We have many bikers, who want to support the 9/11 fallen and veterans

We have a few bikers who believe all muslims are terrorists

We have veterans, some of who will experience painful flashbacks.

We have veterans, some of who will be heavily medicated.

I will leave it there.

We have U S friend and foe psychological operations programing

We have many muslims, who want to pray to their God for peace

We have a few muslims, who believe the U S intervention in their countries is terrorism

We have a few muslims who are terrorists

We have muslim friend and foe psychological operations programing

We have politicians who never "waste a good crisis"

What will happen:

1. There will be several isolated incidents - mostly clashes among the bikers that will be blamed on both veterans and muslims alike, and will quickly be controlled. One incident will be a direct confrontation between the bikers and the muslims, some injuries.

2. Looks like the politicians will ride this event for all it is worth to help forward gun control and police empowerment agendas and use it for funding purposes and perhaps - see the You Tube video described above.

I want no part of this. The fact that this - on some level appears to be
a tit for tat anti muslim - or is being portrayed to be anti muslim,.... troubles me deeply. Let us all pray for peace to our own God or Gods.

Sorry, to say more would be beyond what I know for sure. And, "Sleep tight tonight, your Air Force is awake."

xfiltrate

xfiltrate 11 Sep 2013 13:14

2 million bikers 9/11 updates
 
Coverage as recent as 2 hours before time of posting:

'2 Million Bikers to DC' denied permit, invited to join other patriot rallies - Tampa Bay Conservative | Examiner.com

No permit, but bikers plan D.C. ride to protest Muslim 9/11 march - Washington Times

'2 million bikers to D.C.': 9/11 bike ride requires 'no permit' - National Top News | Examiner.com

'2 Million Bikers' Snaking Toward D.C. Can Parade Without Paperwork - US News and World Report

The latest news sources on the DC Bike rally: The MSM doesn't seem to be giving it much coverage - Patriot Action Network

xfiltrate 11 Sep 2013 14:07

Update found on http://drudgereport.com/
 
Steer clear of Washington, D.C., today as '2 million' motor bikers converge on nation’s capital for 9/11 | PennLive.com


The fact that Drudgereport.com is covering "2 million bikers " makes it real to tens of millions of readers worldwide.

http://drudgereport.com

xfiltrate 11 Sep 2013 14:54

Breitbart covers 2 million bikers 9/11
 
Bikers Descend on DC, as Muslim Group Tries to Hide Dubious Connections

Andrew Breitbart (February 1, 1969 – March 1, 2012), a world class reporter, like Rolling Stones reporter Michael Hastings (January 28, 1980 – June 18, 2013), who was the author of the Rolling Stones magazine article "the Runaway General" that took down General Stanley McChrystal U S Army NATO Commander Afghanistan is a reporter who also recently died under questionable circumstances.

Since Breitbart's death, I have found Breitbart , - his web site to be a reliable and unabashed source for national and international news and commentary. "The Good Die Young?"

xfiltrate

xfiltrate 11 Sep 2013 16:13

Easy Rider?
 
Easy Rider is a 1969 adventure road movie staring, produced and directed by Peter Fonda, Dennis Hopper and Terry Southern - Jack Nicholson and Karen Black also contributed greatly. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Easy_Rider

Why do I bring this up? Sometime in the 1990s, by great fortune, a substantial investment, and because I was one of the organizers of Flagstaff's annual film festival I was seated next to Milos Forman - Czech-American director, screenwriter of many films... for the screening of the 1969 film Easy Rider...

Milos leaned over to me, and just as a couple of redneck southerners, in a pick up truck, with a shotgun, were about to blow Fonda and Hopper off their Harleys, Milos whispered "imagine what a threat a thousand easy riders would be." "No, really, could you just imagine what President Nixon would have done if a thousand easy riders showed up in Washington DC to protest that god awful war?" *Viet Nam


Milos Forman directed : One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Amedeus, Goya's Ghost to name a few.

xfiltrate

xfiltrate 11 Sep 2013 17:06

Update - VIDEOS 2 million bikers 9/11 DC
 
Video: Motorcycles Rumble Through on the Way to D.C. for 9/11 Rally | Video | TheBlaze.com

MUSLIMS VS. BIKERS???

http://www.christiantoday.com/articl...ideo/33938.htm

2 million bikers head to D.C. to honor 9/11 victims | MyFOX8.com

xfiltrate 11 Sep 2013 17:23

Easy Rider soundtrack
 
The Byrds - Ballad Of Easy Rider - YouTube

http://youtu.be/rMbATaj7Il8


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X2IbN...C87E00FC521019

xfiltrate 11 Sep 2013 18:04

Video: Virginia Police stop traffic for 500 bikers
 
I timed the 500 bikers passing through an intersection at almost 4 minutes.

Perhaps you with Maths backgrounds can extrapolate how long it will take 50,000 bikers to pass through an intersection, with police stopping normal traffic?

And then, how long it will take 50,000 bikers to pass through the same intersection obeying stop and go light?

See the video found here:

[url=http://www.infowars.com/live-updates-d-c-bikers-stand-up-for-free-speech-and-defy-federal-tyranny/]

xfiltrate 11 Sep 2013 19:56

bikers outnumber muslims
 
Muslim rally vastly outnumbered by bikers, counterprotesters - Washington Times

xfiltrate 12 Sep 2013 10:02

Brietbart reporter rides
 
This is a good summary of the event, I think. Comments welcome.

9/11 Bikers Ride Into D.C.

xfiltrate

motoreiter 12 Sep 2013 19:46

Comments welcome?

Well, for starters you seem to be the only person interested in this complete non-event. Second, I find the fact that this whole thing was initiated as an anti-Muslim protest to be rather distasteful. Third, any suggestion that there was any political motivation behind denying these clowns a permit is, well, idiotic.

You can post whatever response you want, I won't read it, I'm afraid that I'm finished with this thread.

xfiltrate 12 Sep 2013 20:48

Fox News interviews organizer of DC biker rally
 
Here is the point of view of Belinda Bee - 2 million biker rally organizer as exlained to Fox News.....

9 11 Bikers Denied Permit for D C Ride Belinda Bee Fox and Friends 9 11 13 - YouTube

motoreiter, I see your having another great day -

xfiltrate

chris 12 Sep 2013 20:50



Comments welcome... :innocent:

xfiltrate 12 Sep 2013 21:11

Prestonnews forever YouTube or not
 
Chris, that was the most Cervantean, Don Quiotean, Shakespearean
soliloquy ever performed in the New World.

Brilliant. check this out:

"Media Kills 9/11 Truth Rally by Lying About It..."

[url=http://www.infowars.com/media-kills-911-truth-rally-by-lying-about-it/]

xfiltrate 12 Sep 2013 22:03

Oh yeah, just another PsyOp
 
Motorcyclists were blissfully unaware of the masterfully executed divide and conquer tactic.

[url=http://www.infowars.com/media-kills-911-truth-rally-by-lying-about-it/]



I talked to a couple guys who really know what is going on and confirmed this article is very accurate...

xfiltrate

xfiltrate 12 Sep 2013 22:30

Help Kickstart WWIII
 
I will post this now, now that I know that my original analysis was spot on.

Here the page out of the playbook...

Enjoy:

Help Kickstart World War III! - YouTube

xfiltrate

xfiltrate 13 Sep 2013 22:10

Oh yeah
 
Harley Hazard Motorcycle Crash - fun video, keep your eyes on the road! ;-) - YouTube

Danny Diego 13 Sep 2013 22:31

Classic quote: “You picked the wrong day."

A couple dozen Muslims protesting something or other and a whole slew of motorbike enthusiasts.

The USA is big enough and tolerant enough for both groups.

grumpy geezer 13 Sep 2013 22:51

Something I missed
 
By way of identification, I am an old(67) white Souther male. Mention was made about "taking our country back" by creating a day long traffic jam in DC. What would be taken back? Who took it-full names please? Aside from creating bad pr for all bikers, what else would be achieved? Just curious.
Eric

xfiltrate 14 Sep 2013 02:44

9/11 2013 aftermath
 
I could be wrong, but here is my take on "taking our country back" - as previously posted on this thread, ---- the approval rating for the U S Congress is about 10% and the approval rating for our President is less than about 47% I would guess the comment about "taking our country back" - was made in this context, and I agree it is absurd, but it could be loosely interpreted as doing something to demonstrate that the people are not happy with the performance of Congress and the President.

Perhaps those representing the low approval rating described above and as originally posted earlier on this same thread, believe our politicians have been influenced/bought by lobbyist representing multinational corporations, banks, big pharma, Monsanto style monopolists the manufacturers of armaments and the providers of logistical services that support war and war's aftermath, and Wall Street,.... to the demise of the majority of Americans. First and last names might be found by naming our politicians elected to national office, the CEOs of the Fortune 500 companies, and perhaps more than a few of the 2000 or so billionaires currently inhabiting the planet.

And, perhaps those same influences have managed to influence our mainstream media - as posted here......

"Media Kills 9/11 Truth Rally by Lying About It Alex Jones' Infowars ..."

[url=http://www.infowars.com/media-kills-911-truth-rally-by-lying-about-it/]

xfiltrate 18 Sep 2013 19:18

Smedley Butler, Eisenhower & Kennedy
 
Here they are..... describing in detail - the who, of who has taken over the USA .....

Major General Smedley Butler - The Military Industrial Complex's Original Whistleblower - Waking Times

thanks for your interest in history and freedom.....

xfiltrate


All times are GMT +1. The time now is 06:49.


vB.Sponsors