Of course, John Birch was right.

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As far as the protest go, I think every protestor needs to be confronted by the large truck mounted water cannons loaded with PURPLE INK, once sprayed they can easily be spotted and arrested once he y leave the protest. Problem solved, for now.

We don't need anymore Barney's running around.

Vito

Actually, Robert Welch was right.
John Birch was a courageous Baptist missionary who went to China in 1940. When Colonel Jimmy Doolittle led the famous World War II bombing raid on Tokyo, John was brought to the survivors and he helped them to safety, then volunteered, creating an intelligence network that saved countless American lives. He earned the rank of Captain in the 14th Air Force, as well as numerous commendations, including the Legion of Merit. Ten days after the war officially ended, Captain Birch was brutally killed by Chinese Communists. Rpbert Welch discovered that the U.S. government had covered up Birch’s death and was so impressed by his ideals and his character that he requested permission of George and Ethel Birch (John’s parents) to place John’s name on the organization he was going to create. They agreed and immediately became Life members.

Did not know that.

In any event, the John Birch Society was right.