Woah!… Leftist Hero Cindy Sheehan & Code Pink Activists Attack Elderly US Veteran (Video)

Code Pink Activists Go After Elderly US Veteran Then Blame Him For the Attack–

Code Pink socialists and Cindy Sheehan an Code Pink activists attack a US veteran at Travis Air Force Base this weekend.
(At 1:45 minute mark)

The Code Pinkos screamed, “Don’t push me!” as they attacked the veteran and called him a “Piece of crap!”
Did you notice how they cut out when the veteran lost his hat?

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Leftist hero Cindy Sheehan and Code Pink activists attacked a US veteran at Travis Air Force Base in California this weekend.
CBS13 and Sweetness and Light reported:

A Saturday rally led by anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan at Travis Air Force Base nearly ended in a brawl when a military veteran physically confronted the protesters.

Anti-war group Code Pink demonstrated at the military base Saturday morning in the first of six planned protests against unmanned military drones currently in use in overseas war zones.

Sheehan, a well-known anti-war activist whose son was killed while serving in Iraq in 2004, was leading the demonstration with a megaphone when a man dressed in a formal military uniform stepped up to her and berated her.

Videotape of the incident shows that Sheehan yelled “Get out of my face” through the megaphone at the man, who slapped the device away. Other protesters immediately joined Sheehan and traded insults with the man, and a shoving match broke out.

Military police quickly pulled the two sides apart.

The military veteran told reporters that he was upset with the anti-war protesters’ effect on troop morale. “They ruin the troops. They get to the troops. They did the same thing in Vietnam,” he said.

This story does not accurately report the attack on the veteran.
Watch for yourself.

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