Sunday, July 18, 2010

Figures!... looks like the thug who shoved GOP volunteers isn't a nurse -- he is a community organizer


Yesterday I posted video of the unknown CNA thug who knocked a camera out of the hands of a GOP volunteer, then shoved or hit the volunteer.  I said I'd post any info about his identity.

Research is starting to pay off.  I don't know his full identity yet but what I have found indicates he is probably a community organizer, not a nurse.

I stumbled on the California Nurses Association Flickr page yesterday and came across this photo from a training event earlier this past spring.



The name on the name tag is Mike.



Mike is our goon, but he might not be a CNA goon.

This photo was taken at the "Nurses Organizing Institute 2010"  - which is some kind of training in community organizing.  By the name tag and the way he is holding up papers behind a podium it looks like he was a speaker or trainer.  (And what is it with Mike and pens?... in the top picture he has a pen clipped to his shirt collar, and in the next picture he has a pen clipped to his name tag.)  See a photo of the newly-trained Alinskyites holding up their certificates here.

So this thug might be some kind of field organizer with AFL-CIO or some other national union.  Who knows, maybe he is an ACORN graduate.

We're getting close to flushing out this rat so stay tuned.  Still would like more details -- if you have tips or more info on this clod, email me.

In case you missed it, here is the video of Mike knocking a camera out of the volunteers hands, then coming back to shove him.

4 comments:

Anonymous said...

This kind of thing is pretty common recently. This slime treats cameras like vampires treat wooden stakes.

We routinely provide a minimum of one "security person" per person taking video now; and we try to have women in the mix. Three months ago one of those guys tried the slap and shove routine and got a face full of pepper spray and a stunner just above the belt from a small woman tri athlete.

Kevin Gregory said...

Mutiple cameras are a must. Adding "security people" is a great idea.

Anonymous said...

thanks so much for your research. you are no mere blogger. you are a journalist in the best sense of the word, not like the lap dogs in the msm today.

cheers!

Quilly_Mammoth said...

I don't think the guy is a nurse. Can you imagine a whiskey-voiced goon like that leaning over and asking "Can I help youse wid yur bandages?"?