Wilders' movie "Fitna" went live a short while ago. I wonder what the reaction will be...



Here is the link to the torrent of the English version.

Update: LiveLeak pulled the video for the safety of their own employees. I'm hosting the file here as long as google/blogger will allow. We'll see what happens. IANAL, but it doesn't seem to violate any of their terms and conditions of video hosting as far as I can tell.



Here is a direct download of this version in .mp4 format.

This is a short video I took of the protest parade leaving the civic center around 6:30 pm yesterday evening. More pictures/video to follow.



Update: Banjo video and pictures added.

Just in case you had forgotten, there's a war going on and a few hundred people got together near Market & 3rd St in SF today to remind you. Today marks the fifth anniversary of the Iraq war, and one would be disappointed if there wasn't a show of resistance in one of the most liberal areas in the country, right? As a first post on this blog, what better way to commemorate its beginning than with moonbattery at its best. I stepped out of my office and took a trip down to Market Street to see what, if any, activity I could find. On my way over I passed by the recruiting station, and there wasn't a soul in sight. One lone SFPD car was parked out front waiting for visitors. I had missed most of the 'march' earlier when the first arrests happened, and all was relatively calm besides a little incident I managed to capture at the end of this post.

These pictures were taken between noon and 1, and will have captions/descriptions following shortly when I have a bit more time to fill it out. I have a few more, but uploading on blogger takes a while and I don't have the patience to set up a wordpress, movable type, or other blog install right now, so blogger it is. After my office closes I'll be heading down to the Civic Center where all the various protests around the city will be converging. Feel free to snag any of these pictures for your own blog/website.














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I have to give you a bit of information about this video. I had just walked around the block to get to the other side of the street when a guy near me threw a plum at an officer's riot helmet, and took off into the crowd. The chase lasted all of 10 seconds but they nabbed him pretty quickly. Almost immediately the crowd started yelling "police brutality" and chanting "shame on you, shame on you" to the officers. There was one guy yelling out badge numbers of the officers involved in the arrest to rile up the crowd. I apologize for not clipping off the end, I haven't installed my video software onto my new laptop yet.