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6/06/2011

Help The NObama Sticky Note Campaign Go Viral!

Here's how to get the campaign started in your own neighborhood. It takes very little effort, it costs almost nothing, and, most important of all, it helps other beleaguered members of the public to realize that they are no longer alone.



YourDaddy's Politics: The Sticky Note Campaign Hits Georgia Supermarkets

The Sticky Note Campaign is making deliveries in Georgia Supermarkets now. Super-Charged with Conservative ideals REAL Americans all over the country and even an awakened Democrat or two are now participating in this grass roots initiative. It's not a partisan issue either; no one can afford these rising prices at the gas pump or the grocery store.



I just realized that I need to order more FREE PRE-PRINTED Sticky notes from the Koch Brothers - gotta go now.



Be sure take pictures of your STICKY NOTES, upload them to your Facebook, TAG all your friends in the pics and then also be sure to share them with the event page.



Sticky note attached to grocery shelf below Cheerios: How's that Hopey Changey thing working for you? NObama 2012



Join the Official FaceBook Event by clicking here.



See the original photos at this FaceBook Gallery.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qS-ni1hYf3w



See it all here.


RedState: It’s fun. It’s easy. It’s cheap. Join the Sticky Note Campaign!



Here’s something we all can do — and all you need is some Post-It notes!



Sticky note attached to gasoline pump: Full of Hope and Change with an empty tank - NObama 2012



Sticky note attached to ground beef shelf in meat cooler: Hope & Change at work here - High Prices - Thanks, Obama!



Sticky note attached to milk shelf in dairy cooler: How hungry are you from Hope & Change? NObama 2012



Sticky note attached to bacon shelf in meat cooler: Hope & Change at work here! High Prices - Thanks, Obama!



A Facebook page has been set up for this campaign. The people behind it are encouraging people to send in photos of their own like the ones above.



To borrow a line from an old leftie, “…and, friends, they’ll think it’s a movement!”



By the way, I like the emphasis on food and gasoline, since the official Consumer Price Index does not include — are you ready for this? — food and energy!



Grocery prices increased 6.5% in March from early January, an annualized increase of 26%, according to a report from Consumer Growth Partners. The group called the rise the “sharpest in a generation.”



…A 25% increase in gasoline prices this year combines with higher food costs to take $18 billion out of monthly household spending on discretionary items… Consumer Growth said in its report, which compiles data from Target, Walmart and Aldi stores in four U.S. states.


No word on whether the price of sticky notes has gone up significantly. If we all do our part, however, demand should skyrocket!



Hat tip: Doug Ross / Cross-posted

Read the rest here.


Getting Started

  • Get some sticky notes, either regular or "Super Sticky," in whatever color you like. 3"x3" is the best size for this purpose.
  • Bring something to write with that won't run if it gets wet, such as an ordinary ballpoint pen, a Sharpie marker (the new retractable felt-tip is easier to carry), or even a pencil.
  • After posting each note, use your cellphone or a pocket camera to snap a photo of it before you leave.
  • If you have a Facebook account, please upload the photos to the Facebook event page as explained above.


Optional: Ordering Preprinted Sticky Notes

  • You can create your image ahead of time using your own graphic program (e.g., Photoshop or GIMP) and your own fonts. For an image that will be printed on a 3"x3" notepad, the original should be 900x900 pixels or larger. Alternatively, you can draw your art with black ink on white paper and scan the image at 300dpi or greater. Save the result in .png format.
  • If you are not equipped to create your own digital image, you can often use the design software provided by the print shop or office supply retailer to create your image. They can also scan and upload your artwork from paper if you don't have access to a scanner.
  • You may want to get together with your friends and fellow political activists to share the expense of ordering sticky note pads with several different messages.
  • A less expensive alternative is to order a self-inking rubber stamp with an image that will fit on a sticky note.
  • Sample sticky-note images created by 1389AD are shown below. Feel free to print from them, distribute them to others, and so forth, without restriction.


How's that hopey-changey thing workin' for ya? - Click for full-size artHigh fuel prices make EVERYTHING cost more! - Click for full-size artDrill, baby, drill! - Click for full-size artHope & Change turned out to be a lot of PORK! - Click for full-size artEmpty wallet, nothing left but CHANGE! My only HOPE is NObama 2012! - Click for full-size artHow's that hopey-changey thing working for you? - Click for full-size artInflation - it's what's for dinner! - Click for full-size art



Click each image to get free high-resolution reproducible art.



Sticky Note Campaign - Yes We Can

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WTp4H9nlboI



Sticky Note Campaign - Can't Afford Gas

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBpDzGJBIt8



Uploaded by KingSmokeRing on Apr 30, 2011



****** "America's GAS-ROOTS movement"! ******



visit https://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=197324990309059



Purchase a pad of large sticky notes. Write on each one, "How's that Hope & Change working out for you?" Every time you stop to fill your vehicle with gas, place your sticky note somewhere on the pump before you drive away. DO NOT be destructive in ANY way! Place your sticky note somewhere, so as not to impede the next customer's ability to read the pump's digital readout.



After placing your sticky note, please consider taking a digital picture, then uploading it to our wall. Please tell us in which city and state the picture was taken. This is meant to be a "quiet" protest by our silent majority of Americans, to be served upon this administration!! Thank you all for your support!
Also see:






Originally published on 1389 Blog.




5/11/2011

Help The NObama Sticky Note Campaign Go Viral!

Here's how to get the campaign started in your own neighborhood. It takes very little effort, it costs almost nothing, and, most important of all, it helps other beleaguered members of the public to realize that they are no longer alone.

YourDaddy's Politics: The Sticky Note Campaign Hits Georgia Supermarkets


The Sticky Note Campaign is making deliveries in Georgia Supermarkets now. Super-Charged with Conservative ideals REAL Americans all over the country and even an awakened Democrat or two are now participating in this grass roots initiative. It's not a partisan issue either; no one can afford these rising prices at the gas pump or the grocery store.

I just realized that I need to order more FREE PRE-PRINTED Sticky notes from the Koch Brothers - gotta go now.

Be sure take pictures of your STICKY NOTES, upload them to your Facebook, TAG all your friends in the pics and then also be sure to share them with the event page.

Sticky note attached to grocery shelf below Cheerios: How's that Hopey Changey thing working for you? NObama 2012

Join the Official FaceBook Event by clicking here.


See the original photos at this FaceBook Gallery.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qS-ni1hYf3w

See it all here.

RedState: It’s fun. It’s easy. It’s cheap. Join the Sticky Note Campaign!


Here’s something we all can do — and all you need is some Post-It notes!

Sticky note attached to gasoline pump: Full of Hope and Change with an empty tank - NObama 2012

Sticky note attached to ground beef shelf in meat cooler: Hope & Change at work here - High Prices - Thanks, Obama!

Sticky note attached to milk shelf in dairy cooler: How hungry are you from Hope & Change? NObama 2012

Sticky note attached to bacon shelf in meat cooler: Hope & Change at work here! High Prices - Thanks, Obama!

A Facebook page has been set up for this campaign. The people behind it are encouraging people to send in photos of their own like the ones above.

To borrow a line from an old leftie, “…and, friends, they’ll think it’s a movement!”

By the way, I like the emphasis on food and gasoline, since the official Consumer Price Index does not include — are you ready for this? — food and energy!

Grocery prices increased 6.5% in March from early January, an annualized increase of 26%, according to a report from Consumer Growth Partners. The group called the rise the “sharpest in a generation.”

…A 25% increase in gasoline prices this year combines with higher food costs to take $18 billion out of monthly household spending on discretionary items… Consumer Growth said in its report, which compiles data from Target, Walmart and Aldi stores in four U.S. states.

No word on whether the price of sticky notes has gone up significantly. If we all do our part, however, demand should skyrocket!

Hat tip: Doug Ross / Cross-posted
Read the rest here.

Getting Started


  • Get some sticky notes, either regular or "Super Sticky," in whatever color you like. 3"x3" is the best size for this purpose.
  • Bring something to write with that won't run if it gets wet, such as an ordinary ballpoint pen, a Sharpie marker (the new retractable felt-tip is easier to carry), or even a pencil.
  • After posting each note, use your cellphone or a pocket camera to snap a photo of it before you leave.
  • If you have a Facebook account, please upload the photos to the Facebook event page as explained above.

Optional: Ordering Preprinted Sticky Notes


  • You can create your image ahead of time using your own graphic program (e.g., Photoshop or GIMP) and your own fonts. For an image that will be printed on a 3"x3" notepad, the original should be 900x900 pixels or larger. Alternatively, you can draw your art with black ink on white paper and scan the image at 300dpi or greater. Save the result in .png format.
  • If you are not equipped to create your own digital image, you can often use the design software provided by the print shop or office supply retailer to create your image. They can also scan and upload your artwork from paper if you don't have access to a scanner.
  • You may want to get together with your friends and fellow political activists to share the expense of ordering sticky note pads with several different messages.
  • A less expensive alternative is to order a self-inking rubber stamp with an image that will fit on a sticky note.
  • Sample sticky-note images created by 1389AD are shown below. Feel free to print from them, distribute them to others, and so forth, without restriction.

How's that hopey-changey thing workin' for ya? - Click for full-size art High fuel prices make EVERYTHING cost more! - Click for full-size art Drill, baby, drill! - Click for full-size art

Hope & Change turned out to be a lot of PORK! - Click for full-size art Empty wallet, nothing left but CHANGE! My only HOPE is NObama 2012! - Click for full-size art How's that hopey-changey thing working for you? - Click for full-size art

Inflation - it's what's for dinner! - Click for full-size art

Click each image to get free high-resolution reproducible art.

Sticky Note Campaign - Yes We Can


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WTp4H9nlboI

Sticky Note Campaign - Can't Afford Gas


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBpDzGJBIt8

Uploaded by KingSmokeRing on Apr 30, 2011

****** "America's GAS-ROOTS movement"! ******

visit https://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=197324990309059

Purchase a pad of large sticky notes. Write on each one, "How's that Hope & Change working out for you?" Every time you stop to fill your vehicle with gas, place your sticky note somewhere on the pump before you drive away. DO NOT be destructive in ANY way! Place your sticky note somewhere, so as not to impede the next customer's ability to read the pump's digital readout.

After placing your sticky note, please consider taking a digital picture, then uploading it to our wall. Please tell us in which city and state the picture was taken. This is meant to be a "quiet" protest by our silent majority of Americans, to be served upon this administration!! Thank you all for your support!

Also see:





Originally published on 1389 Blog.


2/07/2011

4/17/2010

How to Defeat Infiltrators at Tea Party Rallies - Part 2

Racist Leftist Infiltrators Driven from Tea Party Rallies (includes video)

Leftist and racist infiltrators were forced to flee at tea party rallies in St. Louis, San Francisco, Oceanside and Greensboro.

Patriots: 4 Alinsky Thugs: 0

More of these clever signs were used to point out the perps:

  • FAKE TEA PARTIER →
  • SOROS-PAID STOOGE →
  • COMMUNIST INFILTRATOR →
  • TEA PARTIERS BEWARE OF AGENT PROVOCATEUR →
  • LEFT PLANT →
  • PROVOCATEUR →

How to Defeat Infiltrators at Tea Party Rallies - Part 1

Crashing the Crashers: Tea Party Infiltrators Outmaneuvered in SF
The defense team came prepared with handy signs like these, complete with Velcro-attached arrows that could be moved to point to the perpetrators:

  • We’re NOT With Stupid →
  • IMPOSTER →
  • INFILTRATOR →

4/01/2010

What you'll see at a left-wing rally...

Funny bingo card for what you are likely to see at a left-wing rally

Seen at Wal*Mart

Funny bingo card for what you are likely to see at a WalMart store

Evidently they ran out of room before they could list such other Wal*Mart standards as exposed butt crack, spilled outdoor ashtrays at the entrance, adults wearing pajamas and slippers, and so forth. More photos and stories at People of Wal*Mart.

3/23/2010

Can't stand it any more?

Rattlesnake flag with Time's Up caption and snake striking

From Maggie's Farm.

The American citizen and taxpayer is being raped. It's as simple as that. It's Chicago-style political thuggery writ large. Once this parasite takes hold of any part of the economy or the body politic, it uses every stratagem to bleed its host until nothing is left. Even if someone, somehow, manages to stop the "euthanasiator" from forcing through this particular round of national socialist "health care" legislation, it will keep coming back around again and again and again, because the system is broken.

What to do? The options are capitulation to tyranny (unacceptable to me), violence (counterproductive, in that it gives the tyrants more excuses for repressive measures), and departure from the totalitarian state.

Departure en masse means secession. True, it was thwarted - temporarily - in the US in the 1860s, but much more recently it succeeded, without bloodshed, with the "Velvet Divorce" in Czechoslovakia. If sufficiently many citizens of sufficiently many states want it, it'll happen.

Don't let the leftists fool you! The growing demand for secession in the US has nothing to do with bringing back slavery. Quite the contrary; secession has everything to do with protecting ourselves from being enslaved to a tyrannical federal government.

I have posted some tea party, state sovereignty, and Southern regional links in the 1389 Links blogroll in the sidebar of this log. The movement has been quite active in South Carolina and elsewhere. If you have any more links, by all means, post them here and let me know. There's still time to get involved.

Departure as an individual means expatriation. That's a drastic measure, but if you have some marketable skills and some ability to acquire another language, there are some options. If you think you might be interested, read the articles here and here.

We will be blogging more about secession at 1389 Blog.

Slavophobes, get a CLUE already!

GraphJam: Things that are in Russia, according to non-Russians

2/21/2010

Busting the Climate Change Myth #9: Climate Change Corruption at Wikipedia

The take-home lesson here? Don't rely on Wikipedia for valid information on any controversial issue, at least not without checking every one of the article's sources on your own, and perhaps not even then.


2/18/2010

More Web Comics

  • Not Invented Here by Bill Barnes and Paul Southworth - an IT/software developer cartoon
  • Unshelved by Gene Ambaum and Bill Barnes - a library blog and cartoon