WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2015

In Spite of the News Media’s Agenda

Bluegrass Bureau Chief Ken CamBoo says in Monday’s Special “Redneck Rumble” E-dition, The Blower wondered why the members of the irresponsible news media were promoting Saturday’s Anti-Muslim rally at noon in front of the mosque at 8020 Action Boulevard as part of a Global Rally for Humanity for fellow “Patriots, Veterans, Bikers, Rednecks, and Good Ol’ Boys!!”

It was especially troubling because the irresponsible news media also mentioned the Council on American-Islamic Relations (the largest Peaceful Muslim civil rights and advocacy organization in the nation, whose chairperson just happens to live in Northern Kentucky) had circulated a notice to Peaceful Muslim community leaders to consider adding safety measures in response to “hate rallies by possibly armed anti-Muslim extremists targeting mosques nationwide” this weekend.

The GlobalRallyForHumanity (whoever in hell they are) claims Peaceful Muslims in Florence are being targeted because “On October 10th Farrakhan will be in DC preaching Nation of Islam’s message of hatred for America, law enforcement, and random white people. He’s instructed his minions to tear down our National Flag on the Mall, but we’ve got thousands of red-blooded American Patriots headed up there to defend it.

That group claims they’ll be rallying up in OPEN CARRY STATES in support of local law enforcement and against anti-American TERRORISM both foreign and domestic. The Islamic Center Of Northern Kentucky In Florence was chosen as their counter protest rally point for “fellow Patriots, Veterans, Bikers, Rednecks and Good Ol Boys!!”

Open Carry refers to the practice of “openly carrying a firearm in public,” as distinguished from “Concealed Carry,” where firearms cannot be seen by the casual observer. That should make things easier for the Florence Police, where our Feckless Fishwappers report Florence Police Captain Tom Grau said his department will treat the rally “like any other protest.” On the day of the protest, police will meet with those gathering outside the mosque, where officers will tell the demonstrators what they can and can’t do. Then, Florence Police will provide extra patrols.