Re: Cleveland Rocks Autism

[Guest guest]

Robin Rocks!!!!

And how do you have " fun " at an autism concert? It's a crisis, an

epidemic 1 in 150 with autism. Doesn't seem much to celebrate? What

is wrong with the hand holders/ The walkers and the runners all

the " awareness " rallies on all the steps on all the state capitols.

Why do these people just want to " tell " people about " autism " , we

have an epidemic on our hands the worst man made medical

catastrovey.... I don't get it. AS is making a mockery out of our

struggles and our children's misery.

Anyways, great job Robin!!! People need to hear more and more about

causation.

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>

>

>

> Had a night on the town with my husband this evening. Went to the

> Cleveland House of Blues for their charity event, Cleveland Rocks

> Autism. Six bands, money went to Autism Speaks and Cure Autism Now.

I

> didn't go inside. The tickets were a hundred dollars per person. A

> little too pricey for me. Just stayed outside handing out

information

> about vaccines and autism. In my black `Autism, it's no mystery

> it's mercury/mercury poisoing—kid tested FDA approved' tee

> shirt.

>

>

>

> My husband said that if I'd been dressed nicer, they might not have

> been as bothered by me. The organizers asked me to leave. Said it

was

> disturbing the people who paid a lot of money. They said they would

put

> my fliers on their information table. So I gave them twenty or

thirty,

> but kept the rest. I told them I would stay away from the HOB's

> frontage, stand off to the side, but then I changed my mind, as I

> realized that most of the guests were coming inside by driving up

to the

> doors and then having the valet service park their cars. They

> wouldn't have even seen me if I'd stayed that far away. So I

> went back inside and I told somebody who looked official that I

changed

> my mind, and that, unless it was illegal, I would be staying out in

> front of their doors. She said " I'll have to see if that's

> ok " and went off to tell somebody, and I waited around for a few

> minutes but got tired of waiting, so I went back outside.

>

>

>

> They told me they would call the police if I didn't leave. I told

> them I didn't think I was causing a disturbance, or that it was

> illegal to hand out information. They told me " it's nothing

> personal, we tell everyone trying to sell stuff or hand out info

that

> they have to leave. " I said " legally do I have to leave? "

> and somebody from the HOBs I think said " yes " . So I told him to

> have a police officer tell me this.

>

>

>

> I wasn't, btw, handing out the whorehouse one—

> http://www.wideopenwest.com/~r_nemeth/autism_speaks_whorehouse.htm

> <http://www.wideopenwest.com/%

7Er_nemeth/autism_speaks_whorehouse.htm>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Holy crap. Way to stand your ground. I can’t believe you ruined the night for so many people. The event must have sucked inside. These people have children with autism and freak out about flyers? They need a reality check. Oh, they are probably NOT people who have ASD kids- because they have money and a babysitter.

I admire you. I could have never done that. I’m always afraid of getting in trouble with the cops.

I think those 3 women were full of shit. They probably suck as organizers and just wanted to blame you for the boring evening. You were probably the most exciting thing that happened.

Take care-

On 4/21/07 10:41 PM, " Robin Nemeth " <Robin@...> wrote:

Had a night on the town with my husband this evening. Went to the Cleveland House of Blues for their charity event, Cleveland Rocks Autism. Six bands, money went to Autism Speaks and Cure Autism Now. I didn't go inside. The tickets were a hundred dollars per person. A little too pricey for me. Just stayed outside handing out information about vaccines and autism. In my black `Autism, it's no mystery it's mercury/mercury poisoing˜kid tested FDA approved' tee shirt.

My husband said that if I'd been dressed nicer, they might not have been as bothered by me. The organizers asked me to leave. Said it was disturbing the people who paid a lot of money. They said they would put my fliers on their information table. So I gave them twenty or thirty, but kept the rest. I told them I would stay away from the HOB's frontage, stand off to the side, but then I changed my mind, as I realized that most of the guests were coming inside by driving up to the doors and then having the valet service park their cars. They wouldn't have even seen me if I'd stayed that far away. So I went back inside and I told somebody who looked official that I changed my mind, and that, unless it was illegal, I would be staying out in front of their doors. She said " I'll have to see if that's ok " and went off to tell somebody, and I waited around for a few minutes but got tired of waiting, so I went back outside.

They told me they would call the police if I didn't leave. I told them I didn't think I was causing a disturbance, or that it was illegal to hand out information. They told me " it's nothing personal, we tell everyone trying to sell stuff or hand out info that they have to leave. " I said " legally do I have to leave? " and somebody from the HOBs I think said " yes " . So I told him to have a police officer tell me this.

I wasn't, btw, handing out the whorehouse one˜ http://www.wideopenwest.com/~r_nemeth/autism_speaks_whorehouse.htm <http://www.wideopenwest.com/%7Er_nemeth/autism_speaks_whorehouse.htm>

Just this-- http://www.wideopenwest.com/~r_nemeth/vaccine_flyer.htm <http://www.wideopenwest.com/%7Er_nemeth/vaccine_flyer.htm> and the article in the Huffingtion Post, The Other Secret Bush Court.

Anyway, they did eventually send a car with a few officers and I was told I had to leave. And I said " are you sure? " and one of the cops said yes, but he didn't look all that sure, to me. Then I was told the cops supervisor was coming, and the supervisor seemed like a very nice man. He said that so long as I wasn't obstructing the entrance, or trying to detain anyone, and was peaceful, it was ok to stay and give out my information.

I had about three women come outside as I was about to leave to tell me that they'd really worked hard for this, and I had spoiled it for them. One said she had an autistic child. And that I'd spoiled the evening for a lot of people. I don't understand why. I was perfectly willing and capable of ignoring all of the people having fun inside. It rather bothered me that they were so insistent that I had to leave. That kind of spoiled my evening, but I didn't go on about it complaining. Well, maybe a little to my husband, afterward.

Anyway it was all probably pretty much wasted time. All of those people I'm pretty sure knew about mercury already. A lot of them said they did. A lot said they'd heard about it and weren't interested. Maybe it was my imagination, but it seemed that the shinier the clothes, the more likely their reaction was going to be to ignore me. The really shiny clothes would look at me with disdain, and then ignore me.

I made sure to tell them to have a good time, as they were walking away.

But perhaps now I'm painting all of the shiny clothed people with an overly broad brush. I would feel worse about that, if it weren't for the rather humongous brush that blob of liquid turd Geraldo apparently is using to paint our kids with, on Fox.

[Guest guest]

Way to go Robin. I am sure it was worth-while what you did. Even if you touched one uninformed person-------------------and probably more. MaurineRobin Nemeth <Robin@...> wrote: Had a night on the town with my husband this evening. Went to the Cleveland House of Blues for their charity event, Cleveland Rocks Autism. Six bands, money went to Autism Speaks and Cure Autism Now. I didn't go inside. The tickets were a hundred

dollars per person. A little too pricey for me. Just stayed outside handing out information about vaccines and autism. In my black `Autism, it's no mystery it's mercury/mercury poisoing—kid tested FDA approved' tee shirt. My husband said that if I'd been dressed nicer, they might not have been as bothered by me. The organizers asked me to leave. Said it was disturbing the people who paid a lot of money. They said they would put my fliers on their information table. So I gave them twenty or thirty, but kept the rest. I told them I would stay away from the HOB's frontage, stand off to the side, but then I changed my mind, as I realized that most of the guests were coming inside by driving up to the doors and then having the valet service park their cars. They wouldn't have even seen me if I'd stayed that far away. So I went back inside and I told somebody who looked official that I changed my mind, and that,

unless it was illegal, I would be staying out in front of their doors. She said "I'll have to see if that's ok" and went off to tell somebody, and I waited around for a few minutes but got tired of waiting, so I went back outside. They told me they would call the police if I didn't leave. I told them I didn't think I was causing a disturbance, or that it was illegal to hand out information. They told me "it's nothing personal, we tell everyone trying to sell stuff or hand out info that they have to leave." I said "legally do I have to leave?" and somebody from the HOBs I think said "yes". So I told him to have a police officer tell me this. I wasn't, btw, handing out the whorehouse one— http://www.wideopenwest.com/~r_nemeth/autism_speaks_whorehouse.htm Just this-- http://www.wideopenwest.com/~r_nemeth/vaccine_flyer.htm and the article in the Huffingtion Post, The Other Secret Bush Court. Anyway, they did eventually send a car with a few officers and I was told I had to leave. And I said "are you sure?" and one of the cops said yes, but he didn't look all that sure, to me. Then I was told the cops supervisor was coming, and the supervisor seemed like a very nice man. He said that so long as I wasn't obstructing the entrance, or trying to detain anyone, and was peaceful, it was ok to stay and give out my information.

I had about three women come outside as I was about to leave to tell me that they'd really worked hard for this, and I had spoiled it for them. One said she had an autistic child. And that I'd spoiled the evening for a lot of people. I don't understand why. I was perfectly willing and capable of ignoring all of the people having fun inside. It rather bothered me that they were so insistent that I had to leave. That kind of spoiled my evening, but I didn't go on about it complaining. Well, maybe a little to my husband, afterward. Anyway it was all probably pretty much wasted time. All of those people I'm pretty sure knew about mercury already. A lot of them said they did. A lot said they'd heard about it and weren't interested. Maybe it was my imagination, but it seemed that the shinier the clothes, the more

likely their reaction was going to be to ignore me. The really shiny clothes would look at me with disdain, and then ignore me. I made sure to tell them to have a good time, as they were walking away. But perhaps now I'm painting all of the shiny clothed people with an overly broad brush. I would feel worse about that, if it weren't for the rather humongous brush that blob of liquid turd Geraldo apparently is using to paint our kids with, on Fox.

Ahhh...imagining that irresistible "new car" smell? Check out

new cars at Autos.

[Guest guest]

Robin, I admire you. You have made an important statement. Thank you

for sharing it with us.

Bob Krakow

On Apr 21, 2007, at 10:51 PM, christine wrote:

Holy crap.  Way to stand your ground.  I can’t believe you ruined the

night for so many people.  The event must have sucked inside.  These

people have children with autism and freak out about flyers?  They need

a reality check.  Oh, they are probably NOT people who have ASD kids-

because they have money and a babysitter.

I admire you.  I could have never done that.  I’m always afraid of

getting in trouble with the cops.  

I think those 3 women were full of shit.  They probably suck as

organizers and just wanted to blame you for the boring evening.  You

were probably the most exciting thing that happened.

Take care-

On 4/21/07 10:41 PM, " Robin Nemeth " <Robin@...> wrote:

>

>  

>  

>

> Had a night on the town with my husband this evening. Went to the

> Cleveland House of Blues for their charity event, Cleveland Rocks

> Autism. Six bands, money went to Autism Speaks and Cure Autism Now. I

> didn't go inside. The tickets were a hundred dollars per person. A

> little too pricey for me. Just stayed outside handing out information

> about vaccines and autism. In my black `Autism, it's no mystery it's

> mercury/mercury poisoingËœkid tested FDA approved' tee shirt.

>  

> My husband said that if I'd been dressed nicer, they might not have

> been as bothered by me. The organizers asked me to leave. Said it was

> disturbing the people who paid a lot of money. They said they would

> put my fliers on their information table. So I gave them twenty or

> thirty, but kept the rest. I told them I would stay away from the

> HOB's frontage, stand off to the side, but then I changed my mind, as

> I realized that most of the guests were coming inside by driving up to

> the doors and then having the valet service park their cars. They

> wouldn't have even seen me if I'd stayed that far away. So I went back

> inside and I told somebody who looked official that I changed my mind,

> and that, unless it was illegal, I would be staying out in front of

> their doors. She said " I'll have to see if that's ok " and went off to

> tell somebody, and I waited around for a few minutes but got tired of

> waiting, so I went back outside.

>  

> They told me they would call the police if I didn't leave. I told

> them I didn't think I was causing a disturbance, or that it was

> illegal to hand out information. They told me " it's nothing personal,

> we tell everyone trying to sell stuff or hand out info that they have

> to leave. " I said " legally do I have to leave? " and somebody from the

> HOBs I think said " yes " . So I told him to have a police officer tell

> me this.

>  

> I wasn't, btw, handing out the whorehouse one˜

> http://www.wideopenwest.com/~r_nemeth/autism_speaks_whorehouse.htm

> <http://www.wideopenwest.com/%7Er_nemeth/autism_speaks_whorehouse.htm>

>  

> Just this--  http://www.wideopenwest.com/~r_nemeth/vaccine_flyer.htm

> <http://www.wideopenwest.com/%7Er_nemeth/vaccine_flyer.htm> and the

> article in the Huffingtion Post, The Other Secret Bush Court.

>  

> Anyway, they did eventually send a car with a few officers and I was

> told I had to leave. And I said " are you sure? " and one of the cops

> said yes, but he didn't look all that sure, to me. Then I was told the

> cops supervisor was coming, and the supervisor seemed like a very nice

> man. He said that so long as I wasn't obstructing the entrance, or

> trying to detain anyone, and was peaceful, it was ok to stay and give

> out my information.

>  

> I had about three women come outside as I was about to leave to tell

> me that they'd really worked hard for this, and I had spoiled it for

> them. One said she had an autistic child. And that I'd spoiled the

> evening for a lot of people. I don't understand why. I was perfectly

> willing and capable of ignoring all of the people having fun inside.

> It rather bothered me that they were so insistent that I had to leave.

> That kind of spoiled my evening, but I didn't go on about it

> complaining. Well, maybe a little to my husband, afterward.

>  

>  

> Anyway it was all probably pretty much wasted time. All of those

> people I'm pretty sure knew about mercury already. A lot of them said

> they did. A lot said they'd heard about it and weren't interested.

> Maybe it was my imagination, but it seemed that the shinier the

> clothes, the more likely their reaction was going to be to ignore me.

> The really shiny clothes would look at me with disdain, and then

> ignore me.

>  

> I made sure to tell them to have a good time, as they were walking

> away.

>  

> But perhaps now I'm painting all of the shiny clothed people with an

> overly broad brush. I would feel worse about that, if it weren't for

> the rather humongous brush that blob of liquid turd Geraldo apparently

> is using to paint our kids with, on Fox.

>  

>     

[Guest guest]

Way to go Robin. That's a great story. Even if you pissed a few of them off, you probably made a few converts, even if they would never admit it.

Harry H.See what's free at AOL.com.

[Guest guest]



I hate it when you mention vaccines/thimerosal/autism.

It just ruins cocktail hour at the club!

Re: Cleveland Rocks Autism

Robin, I admire you. You have made an important statement. Thank you for sharing it with us.Bob KrakowOn Apr 21, 2007, at 10:51 PM, christine wrote:Holy crap. Way to stand your ground. I can’t believe you ruined the night for so many people. The event must have sucked inside. These people have children with autism and freak out about flyers? They need a reality check. Oh, they are probably NOT people who have ASD kids- because they have money and a babysitter.I admire you. I could have never done that. I’m always afraid of getting in trouble with the cops. I think those 3 women were full of shit. They probably suck as organizers and just wanted to blame you for the boring evening. You were probably the most exciting thing that happened.Take care- On 4/21/07 10:41 PM, "Robin Nemeth" <Robin@...> wrote:

Had a night on the town with my husband this evening. Went to the Cleveland House of Blues for their charity event, Cleveland Rocks Autism. Six bands, money went to Autism Speaks and Cure Autism Now. I didn't go inside. The tickets were a hundred dollars per person. A little too pricey for me. Just stayed outside handing out information about vaccines and autism. In my black `Autism, it's no mystery it's mercury/mercury poisoing˜kid tested FDA approved' tee shirt. My husband said that if I'd been dressed nicer, they might not have been as bothered by me. The organizers asked me to leave. Said it was disturbing the people who paid a lot of money. They said they would put my fliers on their information table. So I gave them twenty or thirty, but kept the rest. I told them I would stay away from the HOB's frontage, stand off to the side, but then I changed my mind, as I realized that most of the guests were coming inside by driving up to the doors and then having the valet service park their cars. They wouldn't have even seen me if I'd stayed that far away. So I went back inside and I told somebody who looked official that I changed my mind, and that, unless it was illegal, I would be staying out in front of their doors. She said "I'll have to see if that's ok" and went off to tell somebody, and I waited around for a few minutes but got tired of waiting, so I went back outside. They told me they would call the police if I didn't leave. I told them I didn't think I was causing a disturbance, or that it was illegal to hand out information. They told me "it's nothing personal, we tell everyone trying to sell stuff or hand out info that they have to leave." I said "legally do I have to leave?" and somebody from the HOBs I think said "yes". So I told him to have a police officer tell me this. I wasn't, btw, handing out the whorehouse one˜ http://www.wideopenwest.com/~r_nemeth/autism_speaks_whorehouse.htm <http://www.wideopenwest.com/%7Er_nemeth/autism_speaks_whorehouse.htm> Just this-- http://www.wideopenwest.com/~r_nemeth/vaccine_flyer.htm <http://www.wideopenwest.com/%7Er_nemeth/vaccine_flyer.htm> and the article in the Huffingtion Post, The Other Secret Bush Court. Anyway, they did eventually send a car with a few officers and I was told I had to leave. And I said "are you sure?" and one of the cops said yes, but he didn't look all that sure, to me. Then I was told the cops supervisor was coming, and the supervisor seemed like a very nice man. He said that so long as I wasn't obstructing the entrance, or trying to detain anyone, and was peaceful, it was ok to stay and give out my information. I had about three women come outside as I was about to leave to tell me that they'd really worked hard for this, and I had spoiled it for them. One said she had an autistic child. And that I'd spoiled the evening for a lot of people. I don't understand why. I was perfectly willing and capable of ignoring all of the people having fun inside. It rather bothered me that they were so insistent that I had to leave. That kind of spoiled my evening, but I didn't go on about it complaining. Well, maybe a little to my husband, afterward. Anyway it was all probably pretty much wasted time. All of those people I'm pretty sure knew about mercury already. A lot of them said they did. A lot said they'd heard about it and weren't interested. Maybe it was my imagination, but it seemed that the shinier the clothes, the more likely their reaction was going to be to ignore me. The really shiny clothes would look at me with disdain, and then ignore me. I made sure to tell them to have a good time, as they were walking away. But perhaps now I'm painting all of the shiny clothed people with an overly broad brush. I would feel worse about that, if it weren't for the rather humongous brush that blob of liquid turd Geraldo apparently is using to paint our kids with, on Fox.

[Guest guest]

Wow wow! Good for you! Next time you can get all glitzed up and shiny

and then maybe they won't ignore you!

>

> Way to go Robin. That's a great story. Even if you pissed a few of

them off,

> you probably made a few converts, even if they would never admit it.

>

> Harry H.

>

>

>

> ************************************** See what's free at

http://www.aol.com.

>

[Guest guest]

good for you.

you did the right thing.

Cleveland Rocks Autism

Had a night on the town with my husband this evening. Went to the Cleveland House of Blues for their charity event, Cleveland Rocks Autism. Six bands, money went to Autism Speaks and Cure Autism Now. I didn't go inside. The tickets were a hundred dollars per person. A little too pricey for me. Just stayed outside handing out information about vaccines and autism. In my black `Autism, it's no mystery it's mercury/mercury poisoing—kid tested FDA approved' tee shirt.

My husband said that if I'd been dressed nicer, they might not have been as bothered by me. The organizers asked me to leave. Said it was disturbing the people who paid a lot of money. They said they would put my fliers on their information table. So I gave them twenty or thirty, but kept the rest. I told them I would stay away from the HOB's frontage, stand off to the side, but then I changed my mind, as I realized that most of the guests were coming inside by driving up to the doors and then having the valet service park their cars. They wouldn't have even seen me if I'd stayed that far away. So I went back inside and I told somebody who looked official that I changed my mind, and that, unless it was illegal, I would be staying out in front of their doors. She said "I'll have to see if that's ok" and went off to tell somebody, and I waited around for a few minutes but got tired of waiting, so I went back outside.

They told me they would call the police if I didn't leave. I told them I didn't think I was causing a disturbance, or that it was illegal to hand out information. They told me "it's nothing personal, we tell everyone trying to sell stuff or hand out info that they have to leave." I said "legally do I have to leave?" and somebody from the HOBs I think said "yes". So I told him to have a police officer tell me this.

I wasn't, btw, handing out the whorehouse one— http://www.wideopenwest.com/~r_nemeth/autism_speaks_whorehouse.htm

Just this-- http://www.wideopenwest.com/~r_nemeth/vaccine_flyer.htm and the article in the Huffingtion Post, The Other Secret Bush Court.

Anyway, they did eventually send a car with a few officers and I was told I had to leave. And I said "are you sure?" and one of the cops said yes, but he didn't look all that sure, to me. Then I was told the cops supervisor was coming, and the supervisor seemed like a very nice man. He said that so long as I wasn't obstructing the entrance, or trying to detain anyone, and was peaceful, it was ok to stay and give out my information.

I had about three women come outside as I was about to leave to tell me that they'd really worked hard for this, and I had spoiled it for them. One said she had an autistic child. And that I'd spoiled the evening for a lot of people. I don't understand why. I was perfectly willing and capable of ignoring all of the people having fun inside. It rather bothered me that they were so insistent that I had to leave. That kind of spoiled my evening, but I didn't go on about it complaining. Well, maybe a little to my husband, afterward.

Anyway it was all probably pretty much wasted time. All of those people I'm pretty sure knew about mercury already. A lot of them said they did. A lot said they'd heard about it and weren't interested. Maybe it was my imagination, but it seemed that the shinier the clothes, the more likely their reaction was going to be to ignore me. The really shiny clothes would look at me with disdain, and then ignore me.

I made sure to tell them to have a good time, as they were walking away.

But perhaps now I'm painting all of the shiny clothed people with an overly broad brush. I would feel worse about that, if it weren't for the rather humongous brush that blob of liquid turd Geraldo apparently is using to paint our kids with, on Fox.

[Guest guest]

Robin, Thank God for a "person" like you..... You did the right thing. Three cheer's and a few beer's for Robin!!!" M. Webster" <jenny@...> wrote: good for you. you did the right thing. Cleveland Rocks Autism Had a night on the town with my husband this evening. Went to the Cleveland House of Blues for their charity event, Cleveland Rocks Autism. Six bands, money went to Autism Speaks and Cure Autism Now. I didn't go inside. The tickets were a hundred dollars per person. A little too pricey for me. Just stayed outside handing out information about vaccines and autism. In my black

`Autism, it's no mystery it's mercury/mercury poisoing—kid tested FDA approved' tee shirt. My husband said that if I'd been dressed nicer, they might not have been as bothered by me. The organizers asked me to leave. Said it was disturbing the people who paid a lot of money. They said they would put my fliers on their information table. So I gave them twenty or thirty, but kept the rest. I told them I would stay away from the HOB's frontage, stand off to the side, but then I changed my mind, as I realized that most of the guests were coming inside by driving up to the doors and then having the valet service park their cars. They wouldn't have even seen me if I'd stayed that far away. So I went back inside and I told somebody who looked official that I changed my mind, and that, unless it was illegal, I would be staying out in front of their doors. She said "I'll have to see if that's ok" and went off to tell

somebody, and I waited around for a few minutes but got tired of waiting, so I went back outside. They told me they would call the police if I didn't leave. I told them I didn't think I was causing a disturbance, or that it was illegal to hand out information. They told me "it's nothing personal, we tell everyone trying to sell stuff or hand out info that they have to leave." I said "legally do I have to leave?" and somebody from the HOBs I think said "yes". So I told him to have a police officer tell me this. I wasn't, btw, handing out the whorehouse one— http://www.wideopenwest.com/~r_nemeth/autism_speaks_whorehouse.htm Just this-- http://www.wideopenwest.com/~r_nemeth/vaccine_flyer.htm and the article in the Huffingtion Post, The Other Secret Bush Court. Anyway, they did eventually send a car with a few officers and I was told I had to leave. And I said "are you sure?" and one of the cops said yes, but he didn't look all that sure, to me. Then I was told the cops supervisor was coming, and the supervisor seemed like a very nice man. He said that so long as I wasn't obstructing the entrance, or trying to detain anyone, and was peaceful, it was ok to stay and give out my information. I had about three women come outside as I was about to leave to tell me that they'd really worked hard for this, and I had spoiled it for them. One said she had an autistic child. And that I'd spoiled the

evening for a lot of people. I don't understand why. I was perfectly willing and capable of ignoring all of the people having fun inside. It rather bothered me that they were so insistent that I had to leave. That kind of spoiled my evening, but I didn't go on about it complaining. Well, maybe a little to my husband, afterward. Anyway it was all probably pretty much wasted time. All of those people I'm pretty sure knew about mercury already. A lot of them said they did. A lot said they'd heard about it and weren't interested. Maybe it was my imagination, but it seemed that the shinier the clothes, the more likely their reaction was going to be to ignore me. The really shiny clothes would look at me with disdain, and then ignore me. I made sure to tell them to have a good time, as they were walking away.

But perhaps now I'm painting all of the shiny clothed people with an overly broad brush. I would feel worse about that, if it weren't for the rather humongous brush that blob of liquid turd Geraldo apparently is using to paint our kids with, on Fox.

Ahhh...imagining that irresistible "new car" smell? Check out

new cars at Autos.

[Guest guest]

Robin, that’s awesome. Don’t

worry next time. We’ll all chip in for your bail money!!

From: EOHarm [mailto:EOHarm ] On Behalf Of Robin Nemeth

Sent: Saturday, April 21, 2007

10:42 PM

EOHarm

Subject: Cleveland Rocks Autism

Had a night on the

town with my husband this evening. Went to the Cleveland House of Blues for

their charity event, Cleveland Rocks Autism. Six bands, money went to Autism

Speaks and Cure Autism Now. I didn't go inside. The tickets were a hundred

dollars per person. A little too pricey for me. Just stayed outside handing out

information about vaccines and autism. In my black `Autism, it's no mystery

it's mercury/mercury poisoing—kid tested FDA approved' tee shirt.

My husband said

that if I'd been dressed nicer, they might not have been as bothered by me. The

organizers asked me to leave. Said it was disturbing the people who paid a lot

of money. They said they would put my fliers on their information table. So I gave

them twenty or thirty, but kept the rest. I told them I would stay away from

the HOB's frontage, stand off to the side, but then I changed my mind, as I

realized that most of the guests were coming inside by driving up to the doors

and then having the valet service park their cars. They wouldn't have even seen

me if I'd stayed that far away. So I went back inside and I told somebody who

looked official that I changed my mind, and that, unless it was illegal, I

would be staying out in front of their doors. She said " I'll have to see

if that's ok " and went off to tell somebody, and I waited around for a few

minutes but got tired of waiting, so I went back outside.

They told me they

would call the police if I didn't leave. I told them I didn't think I was causing

a disturbance, or that it was illegal to hand out information. They told me

" it's nothing personal, we tell everyone trying to sell stuff or hand out

info that they have to leave. " I said " legally do I have to

leave? " and somebody from the HOBs I think said " yes " . So I told

him to have a police officer tell me this.

I wasn't, btw,

handing out the whorehouse one— http://www.wideopenwest.com/~r_nemeth/autism_speaks_whorehouse.htm

Just this-- http://www.wideopenwest.com/~r_nemeth/vaccine_flyer.htm

and the article in the Huffingtion Post, The Other Secret Bush Court.

Anyway, they did

eventually send a car with a few officers and I was told I had to leave. And I

said " are you sure? " and one of the cops said yes, but he didn't look

all that sure, to me. Then I was told the cops supervisor was coming, and the

supervisor seemed like a very nice man. He said that so long as I wasn't

obstructing the entrance, or trying to detain anyone, and was peaceful, it was

ok to stay and give out my information.

I had about three

women come outside as I was about to leave to tell me that they'd really worked

hard for this, and I had spoiled it for them. One said she had an autistic

child. And that I'd spoiled the evening for a lot of people. I don't understand

why. I was perfectly willing and capable of ignoring all of the people having

fun inside. It rather bothered me that they were so insistent that I had to

leave. That kind of spoiled my

evening, but I didn't go on about it complaining. Well, maybe a little to my

husband, afterward.

Anyway it was all

probably pretty much wasted time. All of those people I'm pretty sure knew

about mercury already. A lot of them said they did. A lot said they'd heard

about it and weren't interested. Maybe it was my imagination, but it seemed

that the shinier the clothes, the more likely their reaction was going to be to

ignore me. The really shiny clothes would look at me with disdain, and then

ignore me.

I made sure to

tell them to have a good time, as they were walking away.

But perhaps now

I'm painting all of the shiny clothed people with an overly broad brush. I would

feel worse about that, if it weren't for the rather humongous brush that blob

of liquid turd Geraldo apparently is using to paint our kids with, on Fox.

[Guest guest]

and robin --next time let me know, I am 2.5 hours away!

of course had I been there... I am less tactful, I may have got us arrested.

--lash out first, as questions later

RE: Cleveland Rocks Autism

Robin, that’s awesome. Don’t worry next time. We’ll all chip in for your bail money!!

From: EOHarm [mailto:EOHarm ] On Behalf Of Robin NemethSent: Saturday, April 21, 2007 10:42 PMEOHarm Subject: Cleveland Rocks Autism

Had a night on the town with my husband this evening. Went to the Cleveland House of Blues for their charity event, Cleveland Rocks Autism. Six bands, money went to Autism Speaks and Cure Autism Now. I didn't go inside. The tickets were a hundred dollars per person. A little too pricey for me. Just stayed outside handing out information about vaccines and autism. In my black `Autism, it's no mystery it's mercury/mercury poisoing—kid tested FDA approved' tee shirt.

My husband said that if I'd been dressed nicer, they might not have been as bothered by me. The organizers asked me to leave. Said it was disturbing the people who paid a lot of money. They said they would put my fliers on their information table. So I gave them twenty or thirty, but kept the rest. I told them I would stay away from the HOB's frontage, stand off to the side, but then I changed my mind, as I realized that most of the guests were coming inside by driving up to the doors and then having the valet service park their cars. They wouldn't have even seen me if I'd stayed that far away. So I went back inside and I told somebody who looked official that I changed my mind, and that, unless it was illegal, I would be staying out in front of their doors. She said "I'll have to see if that's ok" and went off to tell somebody, and I waited around for a few minutes but got tired of waiting, so I went back outside.

They told me they would call the police if I didn't leave. I told them I didn't think I was causing a disturbance, or that it was illegal to hand out information. They told me "it's nothing personal, we tell everyone trying to sell stuff or hand out info that they have to leave." I said "legally do I have to leave?" and somebody from the HOBs I think said "yes". So I told him to have a police officer tell me this.

I wasn't, btw, handing out the whorehouse one— http://www.wideopenwest.com/~r_nemeth/autism_speaks_whorehouse.htm

Just this-- http://www.wideopenwest.com/~r_nemeth/vaccine_flyer.htm and the article in the Huffingtion Post, The Other Secret Bush Court.

Anyway, they did eventually send a car with a few officers and I was told I had to leave. And I said "are you sure?" and one of the cops said yes, but he didn't look all that sure, to me. Then I was told the cops supervisor was coming, and the supervisor seemed like a very nice man. He said that so long as I wasn't obstructing the entrance, or trying to detain anyone, and was peaceful, it was ok to stay and give out my information.

I had about three women come outside as I was about to leave to tell me that they'd really worked hard for this, and I had spoiled it for them. One said she had an autistic child. And that I'd spoiled the evening for a lot of people. I don't understand why. I was perfectly willing and capable of ignoring all of the people having fun inside. It rather bothered me that they were so insistent that I had to leave. That kind of spoiled my evening, but I didn't go on about it complaining. Well, maybe a little to my husband, afterward.

Anyway it was all probably pretty much wasted time. All of those people I'm pretty sure knew about mercury already. A lot of them said they did. A lot said they'd heard about it and weren't interested. Maybe it was my imagination, but it seemed that the shinier the clothes, the more likely their reaction was going to be to ignore me. The really shiny clothes would look at me with disdain, and then ignore me.

I made sure to tell them to have a good time, as they were walking away.

But perhaps now I'm painting all of the shiny clothed people with an overly broad brush. I would feel worse about that, if it weren't for the rather humongous brush that blob of liquid turd Geraldo apparently is using to paint our kids with, on Fox.

[Guest guest]

Just let me know where to send the check.

RE: Cleveland Rocks Autism

Robin, that’s awesome. Don’t worry next time. We’ll all chip in for your bail money!!

From: EOHarm [mailto:EOHarm ] On Behalf Of Robin NemethSent: Saturday, April 21, 2007 10:42 PMEOHarm Subject: Cleveland Rocks Autism

Had a night on the town with my husband this evening. Went to the Cleveland House of Blues for their charity event, Cleveland Rocks Autism. Six bands, money went to Autism Speaks and Cure Autism Now. I didn't go inside. The tickets were a hundred dollars per person. A little too pricey for me. Just stayed outside handing out information about vaccines and autism. In my black `Autism, it's no mystery it's mercury/mercury poisoing—kid tested FDA approved' tee shirt.

My husband said that if I'd been dressed nicer, they might not have been as bothered by me. The organizers asked me to leave. Said it was disturbing the people who paid a lot of money. They said they would put my fliers on their information table. So I gave them twenty or thirty, but kept the rest. I told them I would stay away from the HOB's frontage, stand off to the side, but then I changed my mind, as I realized that most of the guests were coming inside by driving up to the doors and then having the valet service park their cars. They wouldn't have even seen me if I'd stayed that far away. So I went back inside and I told somebody who looked official that I changed my mind, and that, unless it was illegal, I would be staying out in front of their doors. She said "I'll have to see if that's ok" and went off to tell somebody, and I waited around for a few minutes but got tired of waiting, so I went back outside.

They told me they would call the police if I didn't leave. I told them I didn't think I was causing a disturbance, or that it was illegal to hand out information. They told me "it's nothing personal, we tell everyone trying to sell stuff or hand out info that they have to leave." I said "legally do I have to leave?" and somebody from the HOBs I think said "yes". So I told him to have a police officer tell me this.

I wasn't, btw, handing out the whorehouse one— http://www.wideopenwest.com/~r_nemeth/autism_speaks_whorehouse.htm

Just this-- http://www.wideopenwest.com/~r_nemeth/vaccine_flyer.htm and the article in the Huffingtion Post, The Other Secret Bush Court.

Anyway, they did eventually send a car with a few officers and I was told I had to leave. And I said "are you sure?" and one of the cops said yes, but he didn't look all that sure, to me. Then I was told the cops supervisor was coming, and the supervisor seemed like a very nice man. He said that so long as I wasn't obstructing the entrance, or trying to detain anyone, and was peaceful, it was ok to stay and give out my information.

I had about three women come outside as I was about to leave to tell me that they'd really worked hard for this, and I had spoiled it for them. One said she had an autistic child. And that I'd spoiled the evening for a lot of people. I don't understand why. I was perfectly willing and capable of ignoring all of the people having fun inside. It rather bothered me that they were so insistent that I had to leave. That kind of spoiled my evening, but I didn't go on about it complaining. Well, maybe a little to my husband, afterward.

Anyway it was all probably pretty much wasted time. All of those people I'm pretty sure knew about mercury already. A lot of them said they did. A lot said they'd heard about it and weren't interested. Maybe it was my imagination, but it seemed that the shinier the clothes, the more likely their reaction was going to be to ignore me. The really shiny clothes would look at me with disdain, and then ignore me.

I made sure to tell them to have a good time, as they were walking away.

But perhaps now I'm painting all of the shiny clothed people with an overly broad brush. I would feel worse about that, if it weren't for the rather humongous brush that blob of liquid turd Geraldo apparently is using to paint our kids with, on Fox.

[Guest guest]

Great Job Robin!

Pamela

" Courage is doing

what you're afraid to do. There can be no courage unless you're scared. "

Eddie Rickenbacker,

top US

fighter ace, WWI

From: EOHarm [mailto:EOHarm ] On Behalf Of Robin Nemeth

Sent: Saturday, April 21, 2007

10:42 PM

EOHarm

Subject: Cleveland Rocks Autism

Had a night on the

town with my husband this evening. Went to the Cleveland House of Blues for

their charity event, Cleveland Rocks Autism. Six bands, money went to Autism

Speaks and Cure Autism Now. I didn't go inside. The tickets were a hundred

dollars per person. A little too pricey for me.

Just stayed outside handing out information about vaccines and autism. In my

black `Autism, it's no mystery it's mercury/mercury poisoing—kid tested FDA approved' tee

shirt.

My husband said

that if I'd been dressed nicer, they might not have been as bothered by me. The organizers asked me

to leave. Said it was disturbing the people who paid a lot of money. They said

they would put my fliers on their information table. So I gave them twenty or

thirty, but kept the rest. I told them I would stay away from the HOB's

frontage, stand off to the side, but then I changed my mind, as I realized that

most of the guests were coming inside by driving up to the doors and then

having the valet service park their cars. They wouldn't have even seen me if I'd stayed that far away. So I went back

inside and I told somebody who

looked official that I changed my mind, and that, unless it was illegal, I

would be staying out in front of their doors. She said " I'll have to see

if that's ok " and went off to tell somebody,

and I waited around for a few minutes but got tired of waiting, so I went back

outside.

They told me they would call the police if I didn't leave. I

told them I didn't think I was causing a disturbance, or that it was illegal to

hand out information. They told me

" it's nothing personal, we tell everyone trying to sell stuff or hand out

info that they have to leave. " I said " legally do I have to

leave? " and somebody from the

HOBs I think said " yes " . So I told him to have a police officer tell me this.

I wasn't, btw,

handing out the whorehouse one— http://www.wideopenwest.com/~r_nemeth/autism_speaks_whorehouse.htm

Just this-- http://www.wideopenwest.com/~r_nemeth/vaccine_flyer.htm

and the article in the Huffingtion Post, The Other Secret Bush Court.

Anyway, they did

eventually send a car with a few officers and I was told I had to leave. And I

said " are you sure? " and one of the cops said yes, but he didn't look

all that sure, to me. Then I was

told the cops supervisor was coming, and the supervisor seemed like a very nice man. He said that so long as I

wasn't obstructing the entrance, or trying to detain anyone, and was peaceful,

it was ok to stay and give out my information.

I had about three

women come

outside as I was about to leave to tell me

that they'd really worked hard for this, and I had spoiled it for them. One

said she had an autistic child. And that I'd spoiled the evening for a lot of

people. I don't understand why. I was perfectly willing and capable of ignoring

all of the people having fun inside. It rather bothered me

that they were so insistent that I had to leave. That kind of spoiled my evening, but I didn't go on about it

complaining. Well, maybe a little to my husband, afterward.

Anyway it was all

probably pretty much wasted time.

All of those people I'm pretty sure knew about mercury

already. A lot of them said they did. A lot said they'd heard about it and

weren't interested. Maybe it was my imagination, but it seemed that the shinier the clothes, the more likely

their reaction was going to be to ignore me.

The really shiny clothes would look at me

with disdain, and then ignore me.

I made sure to

tell them to have a good time, as

they were walking away.

But perhaps now

I'm painting all of the shiny clothed people with an overly broad brush. I

would feel worse about that, if it weren't for the rather humongous brush that

blob of liquid turd Geraldo apparently is using to paint our kids with, on Fox.