The right wing loons are at it again. Aravosis has a complete run down of their latest attack and this time it is on the Capital Police. Here is a prime example, but please read the entire thing:

1. ALLEGATION: The Capitol Police “allowed” the protesters to spray paint the US Capitol – the police saw the protesters defacing the property and did nothing about it because the chief of police ordered his fellow officers to let the evil protesters do whatever they wanted.

TRUTH: The Police had no idea that a small group was defacing anything, and had they seen the defacement, there would have been immediate arrests. And I quote the chief of police:

Some members of this group did covertly mark the pavement on the Lower West Terrace during their confrontation with us. Had this been observed, I would have directed arrests to be made. However, the size and continual movement of the crowd provided concealment and made detection of their actions impossible. Once the crowd dispersed, I was appalled and disgusted that any individual, whatever their cause, would deface the grounds of the Capitol. Fortunately, due to the notable efforts of the staff of the Architect of the Capitol, their signs of disrespect were quickly washed away.

Now the war bloggers are up in arms over this and wanting to “jam” the switchboards at the Capital Police:

And now, the right wing blogs are getting involved, spurred on by the religious right groups, and they’re asking their readers to harass the Capitol Police. Imagine that, trying to close down the phone lines of a police department – and not just any police department, but the police department in charge of protecting our members of Congress from the terrorists.

So in this post-9/11 world, the answer is to jam the switchboards of first responders (and not any first responders – the Capital’s first responders)? I know that interfering with emergency response is a criminal activity and I hope they pursue it as such if these idiots go this route. True al Qaeda could be asking them to do this. Isn’t that what they would say if this was some “moonbat” calling for this action?

Another thought. If I were a conspiracy theorist, I would say these right wing bloggers are in some coordinated effort to make the blogosphere so vial that our law makers have no option but to regulate them heavily. Between this and Malkin’s totally idiotic rants and the threats of outing anonymous sources for the media, it could easily seem this way. That of course is only if I were a conspiracy theorist.