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Skjellyfetti wrote:when they're estimating the number of their fellow dolts that marched on Washington.
half a million, lol.
I think he's referring to Glenn Beck's rally yesterday. That photo is dated 9-12-09.native wrote:Skjellyfetti wrote:when they're estimating the number of their fellow dolts that marched on Washington.
half a million, lol.
Maybe more than a half million:
Good catch!Grizalltheway wrote:I think he's referring to Glenn Beck's rally yesterday. That photo is dated 9-12-09.native wrote:
Maybe more than a half million:
And you said it couldn't be done...Skjellyfetti wrote:when they're estimating the number of their fellow dolts that marched on Washington.
half a million, lol.
Again, are we talking about Glenn Beck's rally yesterday or the one in 2009? The Roanoke tea party site you linked estimates the 2009 crowd at 1.5 million.native wrote:Good catch!Grizalltheway wrote:
I think he's referring to Glenn Beck's rally yesterday. That photo is dated 9-12-09.
An anti-Beck, anti-corporatist blogger estimated Beck's crowd at less than 300,000:
http://jotman.blogspot.com/2010/08/live ... k-and.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Based on National Park Service methodology, the medical officer for the event estimated the crowd at 1.5 million:
http://www.roanoketeaparty.com/how-many-marchers-in-dc/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
The Charlotte Observer reported that no crowd estimates were available, but that "...People lined both sides of the reflecting pool facing the Lincoln Memorial for the Beck rally. It was so crowded that many people had a limited view and couldn't hear the event well. ..."
http://www.charlotteobserver.com/2010/0 ... z0y1VPfh26" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Grizalltheway wrote:Again, are we talking about Glenn Beck's rally yesterday or the one in 2009? The Roanoke tea party site you linked estimates the 2009 crowd at 1.5 million.native wrote:
Good catch!
An anti-Beck, anti-corporatist blogger estimated Beck's crowd at less than 300,000:
http://jotman.blogspot.com/2010/08/live ... k-and.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Based on National Park Service methodology, the medical officer for the event estimated the crowd at 1.5 million:
http://www.roanoketeaparty.com/how-many-marchers-in-dc/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
The Charlotte Observer reported that no crowd estimates were available, but that "...People lined both sides of the reflecting pool facing the Lincoln Memorial for the Beck rally. It was so crowded that many people had a limited view and couldn't hear the event well. ..."
http://www.charlotteobserver.com/2010/0 ... z0y1VPfh26" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
native wrote:Grizalltheway wrote:
Again, are we talking about Glenn Beck's rally yesterday or the one in 2009? The Roanoke tea party site you linked estimates the 2009 crowd at 1.5 million.
Well shucks! Pardon me while I drink a little more coffee. ...may 'll make it Irish...
Bronco wrote:I know a few of the folks there were MLK's family with his niece talking to the crowd. Wonder how may of his relatives spoke at the Sharpton counter rally.
Anyone know?
That's it....she didn't show up at the right party so call her names...mrklean wrote:Bronco wrote:I know a few of the folks there were MLK's family with his niece talking to the crowd. Wonder how may of his relatives spoke at the Sharpton counter rally.
Anyone know?
She was the only one................lol Where that hell dd they dig her up from?? Nobody knows her and she is a non factor in the Family.
Thats so wrong Repuke. I could care less what party she showed up for. Glenn Beck made her out to be this well known King family member.Col Hogan wrote:That's it....she didn't show up at the right party so call her names...mrklean wrote:
She was the only one................lol Where that hell dd they dig her up from?? Nobody knows her and she is a non factor in the Family.
Typical donk...
Not black enuff, eh, Klean?mrklean wrote:Bronco wrote:I know a few of the folks there were MLK's family with his niece talking to the crowd. Wonder how may of his relatives spoke at the Sharpton counter rally.
Anyone know?
She was the only one................lol Where that hell dd they dig her up from?? Nobody knows her and she is a non factor in the Family.
Looks about like a medium-sized Grateful Dead show.89Hen wrote:Nobody ever agrees on numbers for rallies. Rememer the "Million Man March" that was really the "Couple Hundred Thousand Man March"?
FWIW, I went to the Nats game on the Metro Saturday evening and there were tons of people at every stop who were at the rally. I have no idea how they count them.
You think it was a coincidence that VDOT shut down I-66 east to one lane all weekend? I think not. Anything to make things just a little more difficult to get into DC.89Hen wrote:Nobody ever agrees on numbers for rallies. Rememer the "Million Man March" that was really the "Couple Hundred Thousand Man March"?
FWIW, I went to the Nats game on the Metro Saturday evening and there were tons of people at every stop who were at the rally. I have no idea how they count them.
According to analysis of aerial photographs... the crowd was estimated at 87,000 +/- 9,00089Hen wrote:Nobody ever agrees on numbers for rallies. Rememer the "Million Man March" that was really the "Couple Hundred Thousand Man March"?
FWIW, I went to the Nats game on the Metro Saturday evening and there were tons of people at every stop who were at the rally. I have no idea how they count them.
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_162- ... 03544.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;An estimated 87,000 people attended a rally organized by talk-radio host and Fox News commentator Glenn Beck Saturday in Washington, according to a crowd estimate commissioned by CBS News.
The company AirPhotosLive.com based the attendance on aerial pictures it took over the rally, which stretched from in front of the Lincoln Memorial along the Reflecting Pool to the Washington Monument. Beck and former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin spoke at the rally.
Beck, who predicted that at least 100,000 people would show up, opened his comments with a joke: "I have just gotten word from the media that there is over 1,000 people here today."
The area around the Washington Monument and the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in Washington during a rally organized by conservative commentator Glenn Beck is seen in this aerial picture taken Aug. 28, 2010. (Credit: AirPhotosLIVE.com)
AirPhotosLive.com gave its estimate a margin of error of 9,000, meaning between 78,000 and 96,000 people attended the rally. The photos used to make the estimate were taken at noon Saturday, which is when the company estimated was the rally's high point.
Seems believable.Skjellyfetti wrote:According to analysis of aerial photographs... the crowd was estimated at 87,000 +/- 9,000
AirPhotosLive.com gave its estimate a margin of error of 9,000, meaning between 78,000 and 96,000 people attended the rally.
Skjellyfetti wrote:According to analysis of aerial photographs... the crowd was estimated at 87,000 +/- 9,00089Hen wrote:Nobody ever agrees on numbers for rallies. Rememer the "Million Man March" that was really the "Couple Hundred Thousand Man March"?
FWIW, I went to the Nats game on the Metro Saturday evening and there were tons of people at every stop who were at the rally. I have no idea how they count them.
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_162- ... 03544.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;An estimated 87,000 people attended a rally organized by talk-radio host and Fox News commentator Glenn Beck Saturday in Washington, according to a crowd estimate commissioned by CBS News.
The company AirPhotosLive.com based the attendance on aerial pictures it took over the rally, which stretched from in front of the Lincoln Memorial along the Reflecting Pool to the Washington Monument. Beck and former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin spoke at the rally.
Beck, who predicted that at least 100,000 people would show up, opened his comments with a joke: "I have just gotten word from the media that there is over 1,000 people here today."
The area around the Washington Monument and the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in Washington during a rally organized by conservative commentator Glenn Beck is seen in this aerial picture taken Aug. 28, 2010. (Credit: AirPhotosLIVE.com)
AirPhotosLive.com gave its estimate a margin of error of 9,000, meaning between 78,000 and 96,000 people attended the rally. The photos used to make the estimate were taken at noon Saturday, which is when the company estimated was the rally's high point.
And NBC estimated 300k....Skjellyfetti wrote:According to analysis of aerial photographs... the crowd was estimated at 87,000 +/- 9,00089Hen wrote:Nobody ever agrees on numbers for rallies. Rememer the "Million Man March" that was really the "Couple Hundred Thousand Man March"?
FWIW, I went to the Nats game on the Metro Saturday evening and there were tons of people at every stop who were at the rally. I have no idea how they count them.
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_162- ... 03544.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;An estimated 87,000 people attended a rally organized by talk-radio host and Fox News commentator Glenn Beck Saturday in Washington, according to a crowd estimate commissioned by CBS News.
The company AirPhotosLive.com based the attendance on aerial pictures it took over the rally, which stretched from in front of the Lincoln Memorial along the Reflecting Pool to the Washington Monument. Beck and former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin spoke at the rally.
Beck, who predicted that at least 100,000 people would show up, opened his comments with a joke: "I have just gotten word from the media that there is over 1,000 people here today."
The area around the Washington Monument and the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in Washington during a rally organized by conservative commentator Glenn Beck is seen in this aerial picture taken Aug. 28, 2010. (Credit: AirPhotosLIVE.com)
AirPhotosLive.com gave its estimate a margin of error of 9,000, meaning between 78,000 and 96,000 people attended the rally. The photos used to make the estimate were taken at noon Saturday, which is when the company estimated was the rally's high point.
link pleaseBDKJMU wrote: And NBC estimated 300k....
BDKJMU wrote:And NBC estimated 300k....Skjellyfetti wrote:
According to analysis of aerial photographs... the crowd was estimated at 87,000 +/- 9,000
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_162- ... 03544.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;