 protest warrior is a conservative political activist group. it was formed in 2003 by alan lipton and kfir alfia in austin, texas. the group is primarily known for organizing counter-protests in favor of the iraq war. its slogan is "fighting the left...doing it right".protest warrior, protest warrior as of 2007, it was inactive. as of 2014, it is still inactive. ==history== in february 2003, alfia was working as a computer chip designer in san francisco when he reunited with alan lipton, a childhood friend, and crashed an anti-war protest in san francisco on february 16, 2003.new york times, alan feuer, september 3rd, 2004 warriors of the right take to the streets the two carried their own signs. alfia's sign showed a woman in a burqa tied to a pole with a leash around her neck, and was captioned "protect islamic property rights against western imperialism. say no to war!" lipton's sign said, "saddam only kills his own people. it's none of our business." conservative talk-show host rush limbaugh covered their counter-protest on his website and complimented the group on its work.washington times, chris jolma, november 18th, 2003, protest warriors new movement ==motivation== seeing liberals as "morally and politically bankrupt," and as having a monopoly of media attention, protest warrior believes that the voices of the left are "heard disproportionately, demoralizing our troops and emboldening dictators around the world."protest warrior protest warrior: mission statement == method == the group's primary method of activism is crashing liberal events, chiefly anti-war protest marches and counter-demonstrating within their ranks. for instance, protest warriors attended rallies against halliburton, caterpillar inc., israel, and u.s. president george w. bush, displaying support for these entities. when doing so, the protest warriors carry large signs often designed to appear similar to those held by the participants, enabling them to mingle until observers are close enough to read their signs' fine-print. ==website== the group maintains a website as an organizing and information hub. it also acts as a source for the many slogans and signs presented by protest warriors at protests, as well as offering a sign creation tutorial to registered members. the website also includes an online shop. the website also featured numerous forums, but they were shut down without explanation  on september 13, 2006, and currently return a http 404 error. the website ha
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