Drudge Retort: Red Meat for Yellow Dogs
Thursday, November 05, 2009

BANGOR, Wash. -- Five protestors associated with an international peace movement were arrested Monday after cutting through three security fences to reach an area where nuclear missiles are stored at Naval Base Kitsap-Bangor.

Cited on suspicion of trespassing and destruction of government property were Bill Bischel, 81, a Catholic priest from Tacoma; Anne Montgomery, 83, a nun from New York; Susan Crane, 65, of Baltimore; Lynne Greenwald, 60, of Bremerton; and Steve Kelly, 60, of Oakland, Calif.

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So, this priest and this nun break into a Naval base....

FTA...The protestors said Tuesday that they used bolt cutters to infiltrate the perimeter fence at around 2 a.m. Monday and slipped onto the base under a full moon. They walked along the ridge above Delta Pier and the weapons-handling wharf, then followed a road east to their destination -- the weapons storage bunkers.

"We were hidden in plain sight the whole time," Greenwald said.


Hmmm...I wonder how they were able to even stay awake that late? 5 Hr energy at bedtime? LOL!


So, this priest and this nun break into a Naval base....

#1 | Posted by American1st


....and the nun says "that's not a cat, its a beaver".

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