Fun is where you find it…

From Channel 11 and reporter Denis O’Hayer:

Exclusive: March Rescheduled [blog]
Written By: Denis O’Hayer
Last Modified: 9/21/2006 8:50:44 PM

The immigrants’ rights march originally set for Saturday, September 30 in downtown Atlanta has been tentatively moved to the next day: Sunday, October 1. Organizers say they’re still trying to work out the exact start time; they’ll meet with Atlanta Police officials to work that out.

At the time they announced their September 30th date, the press conference crowd included D.A. King, an border-enforcement activist with the Dustin Inman Society. In an earlier blog, we mentioned how King and Latino leaders took some verbal jabs at each other. But that’s not all King did that day.

When he heard organizers say they still had to get their march permits, King went straight to the Georgia Building Authority, which supervises the Capitol grounds. Building Authority officials tell me he asked who had the permit for the Capitol on September 30. When they told King no one had yet obtained a permit for that day, he got one first — pre-empting the immigrants’ rights march.

It’s not yet clear whether King will actually hold an event of his own. But, it is clear he enjoys jousting with his opponents — and vice versa. This move may have been simply to annoy them.

Read the rest of O’Hayer’s blog here.

Note from D.A; Illegal aliens annoy me…very much. So does the Mexican citizen who is a former Mexican diplomat who makes his living encouraging them to remain in the U.S… a federal crime.