Thread: Gunshot precedes anti-North American Union marches

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Gunshot precedes anti-North American Union marches
Drive-by incident at organizer's home, but protests carried out in 9 cities

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Posted: November 20, 2007
1:00 a.m. Eastern
By Jerome R. Corsi
© 2007 WorldNetDaily.com

Las Vegas march against Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America

Protest rallies against the controversial Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America were held successfully in nine U.S. cities, marred only by a drive-by shot fired without causing injury into the home of the organizer of the Atlanta march.

Organizer Jim Stachowiak of Freedom Fighter Radio explained that a .9 mm gunshot round was fired into his suburban home Saturday at about 5:40 a.m. on the day of the marches.

Stachowiak told WND no one in the home was injured by the gunshot and Atlanta police were called.

The police removed the round for analysis and filed a report on the incident. No suspects were identified.

Stachowiak told WND he had no proof who may have fired the gunshot, although he felt confident it was done in anger to discourage his efforts to organize the protest.

Despite the incident, Stachowiak attended the Atlanta March for America, which began on the state capitol steps and proceeded to the CNN world headquarters as planned.
March against Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America in Los Angeles area

On April 10, 2006, and again on May Day 2006, tens of thousands of illegal immigrants and their supporters took to the streets of over 100 U.S. cities, often marching under the Mexican flag.

The "Stop SPP" marches Saturday were small by comparison, numbering in the hundreds.

Still, Jonnie Crivello, organizer of the March for America!, told WND she believed the rallies were successful, with protest participants meeting or exceeding expectations in all nine cities.

Crivello told WND the March for America! website is being updated to post photos from the Saturday marches.

Video of the march in Westwood, Calif. ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cehk9CcAw0g ), has been posted to YouTube.com as well as of the Las Vegas event ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yifw999zNhc ).

Over an hour of separate videos from various cities participating in the march are listed on YouTube.com: http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p ... 258D4965B0

http://www.wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=58780

Here is a little report I put together and posted. But it was at the dying end of another thread, so I am re-posting it here. I hope that is okay with everyone.
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Here is a report from the Chicago rally.

I did not run across any ALIPAC people at the rally, but almost everyone knows of us. Also, not finding anyone, I really don’t know if anyone is reporting the status for the ALIPAC members, so here is a little something. (I’m not a reporter so bear with me)



We had about 35 to 40 people. These pictures are done with my cell phone camera so sorry about the quaintly. Also they are from the backside of the group, I couldn’t stand in traffic to get the front side, and I couldn’t fit everyone in, but they will give you idea of the rally.

It was a steady light rain (drizzle) and a bit cold for most of the time, but it didn't stop us. The owner of a hair solon across the street saw us, went next door to the 7-11 and bought us all a hot coffee. Done in true Patriot fashion.

There were county and state police that show up at the start, but said, “You people are not going to cause trouble, so we are leavingâ€