Moonbats March to Aleppo!

Good day all. If you have followed the news, you know that Aleppo, Syria is, for all intents and purposes, a disaster area. The city has been virtually destroyed by warfare, with the Syrian government overrunning it.

Now, the Progressives have noticed the human tragedy there and have decided, in their typical Progressive manner, to “Do something about it right now!” What they are planning to do is organize and carry out a “Civil March for Aleppo!”

There is a website set up to aid in organizing this march. The Civil March for Aleppo has this as it’s stated goals:

A civil march for peace from Berlin to Aleppo

Start: 26. December 2016 in Berlin, 10:00 a.m.
Place: Tempelhofer Feld, South end of the Tempelhof Hangar (Map)
Metro: U6 Paradestraße (250m)

And their “Manifesto”?

It’s time to act. We can’t sit in front of our laptops and do nothing. We can’t drink cafe latte and do nothing. We’ve had enough of clicking the sad or shocked faces on facebook and writing “this is terrible” and “we’re so powerless”.

No, we are not! We are far too many!
We are going to Aleppo. From Germany to Aleppo, along the so-called “refugee route”, just the opposite direction.

We’ve been taught submission to war. We’ve been taught to be afraid of the powerful who pull the strings. We’ve been persuaded to take sides with “the good” and blame “the bad”, to accept the division of people into the better and the worse, the ones who can sleep safely in their own beds and the ones who have to flee for their lives. “That’s just the way it is” – we’ve been told.

But we refuse to take it anymore. We’ve just withdrawn our consent. We’re ready to deny powerlessness.

We want to go and help people like us, who just weren’t lucky enough to be born in Berlin, London or Paris. We will not tolerate the siege of Aleppo anymore. Civilians for civilians, we will walk, hand in hand, from Berlin, through the Czech Republic, Austria, Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, Macedonia, Greece and Turkey – to Aleppo.

It’s a long way. Just as long as the refugees had to come to save their lives. Now, we want to do the same to save some other lives. And we’re marching together in a big, big group. We are just random, average people. We don’t represent any specific political parties or organizations.

We’re carrying these white flags to let the whole world know our message: Enough is enough. This war has to stop!

And this war can be stopped. This war can be ended with a few strokes of a pen. But even if we still have to wait for that, we can’t wait and see the suffering of the people of Aleppo. No one deserves what they are going through. It’s no longer a “normal” war, if children’s hospitals become the targets.

We don’t want to just observe it from a safe distance. And we won’t! We’re determined to shake this feeling of helplessness and start to act. We’re determined, we’re united and we will march as long as it takes. For peace.

Do you also think it’s enough? Do you also want to do more than crying in front of your laptop? Our tears and anger have to be transformed into action. We’ve been passive for too long.

This is our action. We are going to Aleppo. What will happen then? Will they send bombs on our 5000-people crowd? Will they dare to do that?! You think we are crazy? We think that it’s crazy to sit and wait until everybody dies. Let’s not wait. Let’s just go there and put an end to this madness.

We are starting on 26th December, from Berlin. In a group of 3000 people. Will you join us?

Now if you think this is just a “Pie in the sky” moonbat idea, the organizers have also included a list of things you should bring to prepare for the Death March to Aleppo. Of course, the suicidal moonbats highly principled marchers will need to bring things like passports, warm clothing, decent footwear suitable for long marches to your doom, food and water and first aid kits. (Actually, I would strongly recommend the kits used by military medics and corpsmen)

The Civil March to Aleppo also has included a very thoughtful FAQ page. One section deals with “What happens when we get to Syria?” This section states:

The plan is the UN and all other institutions or entities that can stop the massacre of Syrian civilians hear us before we stand on the border. We do not want any additional suffering or victims.

In other words, please do something so we don’t get our asses shot off.

The plan is the UN and all other institutions or entities that can stop the massacre of Syrian civilians hear us before we stand on the border. We do not want any additional suffering or victims.

Oh, we can hear you all right. (Now where are those earplugs?)

It is not about us knowing the solutions. It is about involving people to create these solutions.

So, it isn’t about actually stopping the war and helping the injured and displaced, it’s all about “Feelz”.

The final walk between Turkish-Syrian border and Aleppo is a very small part of the march.

So you looked at a map? Congratulations! you’ve figured out the distance between Turkey and Syria is about a foot.

Every distance matters, to show how many of us there is, to support the refugees we meet along the way, to show that we care about what is happening in Syria.

And those refugees will be ever so grateful for the opportunities provided by such wonderfully nice progressives for a little rape, robbery and murder.

Entering Syria is a destination, but it’s not a goal – the whole journey and support is as important.

No, it isn’t. Speaking about the journey, the FAQ has this to say:

How long will the march take?

It might take 3,5 months to reach Syrian borders. We do not expect everyone to walk the whole way. We think of this as a relay march of solidarity.

How far do you want to go?

In my case, from my computer to my living room so I can watch the Parade of Moonbats get underway and laugh hysterically at the Weapons Grade Stupidity on display.

The goal of the march is to reach Aleppo. We will try to get as far as we can, however, if this is not possible due to legal, logistic or safety reasons, we will find another way to send our message to Aleppo from the Turkish-Syrian border.

Nice of them to finally mention safety reasons. Automatic weapons fire and artillery do tend to make Aleppo not as safe as the coffee shop in Berlin where you came up with this idea, but, I think you should go all the way into the city. I’m sure that all the countries along the way will be more than happy to expedite thousands of worthless barking moonbats progressive people who want to feelz goodz help the poor downtrodden Islamic Terrorists refugees return to their homes get themselves killed in job lots.

If, they aren’t able to cross the border, (and really, why would Turkey want to do anything to prevent the stoopids from soaking up bullets that would hit Turkish troops instead?), I’m sure their alternative way of sending a message will involve texts and selfies.

Now this is all scheduled to kick off Monday December 26^th, 2016. I know this is short notice, but since it will take several months for the ever so caring progressives to walk to their doom Aleppo, you can easily join in. In fact, I would like to recommend all those people around the country that hate Donald Trump and are heart broken over the defeat of Hillary Clinton, to go to Berlin ASAP and join in the march.

I especially think this would be something that people like Lena Dunham, Alec Baldwin, in fact all the Hollywood A-listers should do. It will show just how progressive and caring you are to those poor victims in Aleppo when you march in, waving your banners, playing your bongo drums and smiling for all the cameras as you are machine-gunned show how much you care. All of the rest of us who stay home will wave a fond good riddance farewell as you leave.

Thatisall

~The Angry Webmaster~

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