So, Who IS the Swastika-Obama Sign Guy?
by T.L. James | 10:00 am, February 19, 2009 | 3 Comments
Given the hornet’s nest of faux outrage he’s stirred up with his inappropriate sign, it’s surprising that nobody is asking the obvious question:
Who exactly is this guy?
Surely somebody knows his name.
Comments
Praise for PPC From Our Lefty "Fan"
- "Zany-ass bombast-entertainment...Hackneyed weirdo communist pseudo-nostalgia" --Alan Franklin, ProgressNow
Featured Posts
- Rising Oil Production in Alberta: More Evidence Disproving Hubbert’s Peak
In today’s environment it’s hard to find good news. But this is good news: the free market is working, and putting statists’ predictions, like Hubbert’s, to shame. Oh, the joy!
- Regulatory Agencies Continue to Slow the Economy
- Printing Money Doesn’t Work in Britain Either
- Oklahoma’s Constitutional Amendment Would Pit Taxpayers Against Unions
- Friday’s Unemployment Numbers: Correcting the Corrections
- Romney Woos Grand Junction, Earns Sen. King’s Endorsement
- The Borking of Netflix: movie service finds privacy law to be an inconvenience
Follow PPC
Search
WayIn
Recent Posts
- Rising Oil Production in Alberta: More Evidence Disproving Hubbert’s Peak
- Regulatory Agencies Continue to Slow the Economy
- Integrating Aerial Photography in Search and Rescue
- Integrating Aerial Photography in Search and Rescue
- A Few Thoughts about Volunteer Search and Rescue
- A Few Thoughts about Volunteer Search and Rescue
- Seeing Stars: Snipers, Fraud and MP3s
- Independence Institute’s 27th Annual Founders Night Dinner Just Around the Corner
- Which Republican Will Crater for Carbon Tax?
- Which Republican will crater for carbon tax?
Recent Comments
- Jeff on Sen. Udall: “Legitimate Argument” to build Keystone Pipeline in “National Interest”; Obama Administration Approved 2009 Pipeline for Economic, Strategic Reasons
- cologeek on Sen. Udall: “Legitimate Argument” to build Keystone Pipeline in “National Interest”; Obama Administration Approved 2009 Pipeline for Economic, Strategic Reasons
- Val on Sen. Udall: “Legitimate Argument” to build Keystone Pipeline in “National Interest”; Obama Administration Approved 2009 Pipeline for Economic, Strategic Reasons
- Steve Dorman on Romney Up in Latest PPP Poll, Santorum In Second; Gingrich Falters
- Chris Maj on Three cheers for data privacy, but is a ‘Right to be Forgotten’ too much?
- PerlStalker on Three cheers for data privacy, but is a ‘Right to be Forgotten’ too much?
- Brent Glenn on Progress Now Colorado 2012 Brand Survey
- Peoples Press Collective | Colorado Politics | You didn’t want your Fifth Amendment rights, anyway, did you? : on In which the Washington Bureau Chief is cryptic
- elpresidente on PPC Trainings Are Back!
- Marla Gillaspie on PPC Trainings Are Back!
When a young girl gets close to the truth about a long-forgotten mystery, a harmless adventure becomes a threat to the future of the independent commercial settlements on Mars. 
Advertise Here!
Categories
Archives
Meta
Buy a Tea Party Poster!
Blogroll
Contributors
- Anthony Surace – PPC
- Backbone Radio
- BlueCarp
- Colorado Peak Politics – ppc
- Colorado Spending Transparency
- ColoradoFreedom.net
- Complete Colorado
- Denver Metro Young Republicans
- Ed is Watching
- Energy Policy Center
- ExPat ExLawyer
- Free Colorado
- GneissGuy
- Government Underground
- Liberty on the Rocks – Red Rocks
- Liberty on the Rocks™ Denver » PPC
- Light from the Right
- MarsBlog
- Mount Virtus
- Night Twister
- Patient Power Now
- PerlStalker’s Ramblings
- Pieces of Liberty
- Reclaim the Blue!
- Seng Center
- The Cauldron
- The Constitutional Reporter
- The Daily Blogster
- The Drunkablog
- The Toxic Hypoxic
- View From a Height
- Wakalix
- WhoSaidYouSaid
February 19th, 2009 @ 1:24 pm
Don’t expect to see him bar-hopping in LoDo…I’m sure he’s already taken a flight back to California.
February 19th, 2009 @ 8:18 pm
He lives in Colorado. A friend told me it was a man names Craig Bowers from Aurora. Why? that is the question I would like answered. Prejudiced or right wing?
Mike
Mike
February 20th, 2009 @ 10:16 am
“Prejudiced or right wing?”
Sorry, I’m not going to accept that “Nazi = right wing” canard. The Nazis were socialists, who (in addition to their abominable racial philosophies) believed in minute control over the lives of their citizens/subjects, the intense regulation of business (through “public-private partnerships”), grand-scale social reorganization, massive public infrastructure projects, a unity-focused society devoted to a charismatic leader, the worship of the State, etc.
Those elements of fascism may sound familiar, if you’ve studied any historical examples of socialist, marxist, communist, leninist, maoist, or other totalitarian leftist hellholes. They sure don’t describe the philosophy of the libertarian/classical liberal right, which values liberty for citizens, free-market economics, and a small, power-limited government.
The left has slandered the right with the “fascist” label for too long. It’s time they accept ownership for what is unmistakeably and undeniably a left-wing ideology and stop projecting their own guilt onto others.