Journey 4 Justice

It's a new world we live in!  Twitter?  Never in a million years.  Well, that million years went by quick and I was the one guy who said "Why?" when it came to Twitter.  After many months now of helping to manage the K99 Twitter account, I get it.  So, let's TWEET!

I haven't spoken much about Journey 4 Justice lately but it's not because we have slowed down or not waving flags in Topeka during the winter because nothing could be further from the truth. Fact of the matter is Team Topeka and others are out every single weekend regardless of weather and temperature and I can't tell you how that humbles me.  But there is also another reason I am humbled and it's

I get asked all the time how Journey 4 Justice is doing and all I can say is take a look at this picture from Nanny Oakley this weekend in Topeka Kansas.  I'm sure the Westboro Baptist Church thought we would be long gone by now but no, we keep coming EVERY SINGLE WEEKEND expressing OUR right of free speech "ONE WAY" and that is the right way.

Many have asked how Journey 4 Justice is doing and my answer is always, "Still rolling along and waving flags on the doorstep of the WBC and they LOVE us for it." I am also being asked if J4J will be holding a National Rally in 2012 and the answer to that comes from Montgomery Gentry:  Hell Yeah!

Back in early June 2011, myself and 3 friends took a historic ride to Topeka KS and expressed our right of free speech on the doorstep of the WBC or "they" as I call them. {Westboro Baptist Church.} You know who I'm talking about; those whack jobs who think picketing a funeral is Ok.  Well, I decided enough is enough and was going to express my right of free speech on their sidewalks und

Many have asked how the Journey 4 Justice National Rally went last weekend and all I can say is it was a huge success.  I am feverishly working on a complete and thorough blog with a TON of incredible pictures and some video I think you will all enjoy and it will be done by Friday at the latest.

I know many of you may be sick and tired of me talking about Journey 4 Justice this and Journey 4 Justice that but it's my passion and I will keep talking about until you join our group and become a part of our solution.  Today though, I wanted to introduce you to one of our members that may even have more passion than I when it come to doing what we do.

Seems like it's been a year already with what we have accomplished in this amazing group but to think of what we have done in just 2 months is mind boggling.  Then throw in a National Rally and well, it's just over the top.

I am not a big tattoo guy but do have two...well, three now.  I only put things on my body that are life changing things like my back piece of my family tree and of course a custom Harley tattoo on my right arm.  So, I decided it was time to even out my other shoulder with one more tattoo and possibly the most important tattoo I could do.

I thought it was time to do an update on all that has happened since my epic ride out to Topeka, Kansas on June 5 of this year to visit the Westboro Baptist Church.  The aftermath has truly been unbelievable and all by accident.  I mean, who would have thought in a million years that four guys from Colorado would start a movement that is almost 2,000 members strong right now and still growing and

Here is yet another great installment of stories from Journey 4 Justice teams from all over the country.  This is the latest account from TL {team leader} Tommy Watson from Team Mississippi -1.  It's a great read and I especially enjoyed his closing quote so enjoy and don't forget to give us a "like" on Facebook and if your interested in forming your own team you can contact us through t