Yikes !!!!

Yes!

Yeah, on the monthly centerfold.

God she's ugly!!!

I would vote for her. Though I think mothers should wait till there youngest is at least in there teens before she takes the role of a president. Be a mother first is what I say.

by Michael Edgecomb

azfamily.com

Posted on June 11, 2010 at 10:05 PM


PHOENIX - Cities across the country on Saturday will be taking part in a worldwide protest of BP.

Activists will speak out about what they call the oil company's irresponsibility.

For nearly two months, tens of millions of gallons of crude oil has leaked into the Gulf of Mexico and many people are turning to Facebook to boycott BP.

Users are posting messages and videos displaying their distrust with the company. People are also turning their anger into art.

There is an image of The Little Mermaid covered in crude under the sea. Spongebob Squarepants is also seen drowning in a pool of petroleum.

Even Aquaman's superpowers could not save him from the spill. One of the biggest targets is BP CEO Tony Hayward. One image portrays him as The Joker. Another has him authoring a Dr. Seuss book, "Two Fish, One Fish, Dead Fish, Brown Fish."

Hayward is also portrayed as Willy Wonka, standing beside an oily river.

Artists are also using animals affected by the spill to make their case. One image shows an Associated Press photo of a bird covered in sludge with the caption, “I would like to have my life back." Hayward recently said "I'd like my life back" during an interview.

Politicians are not spared either. One image shows Sarah Palin in oil up to her nose.

Another image shows President Obama's campaign logo in the form of a deadly slick.

Many people frustrated with the disaster are boycotting BP. The company's fuel is sold in the Valley at gas stations like ARCO and AM/PM but boycotting those places probably will not affect BP.

It will actually hurt local business owners, because BP does not own these gas stations, Independent franchises do.

In fact, Andrea Martincic, with the Arizona Petroleum Marketers Association, told 3TV by phone Friday, that more than 85 percent of the gas stations in Arizona are independently-owned.
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Comedy Central’s Long History of Defaming Christianity

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Christians and Christianity have been ridiculed for comic purposes on Comedy Central for years. Now, they have decided to lower the bar even further by announcing plans to develop a new cartoon series about Jesus Christ called "JC."

Based on Comedy Central’s history of mocking Jesus on shows like South Park, we have every reason to believe that the "JC" show would take attacks against Christians to a new level.

Petition Opposing Comedy Central’s New Faith-Bashing Show and the Anti-Christian Double Standard

Just weeks after Comedy Central executives censored a program because of its depiction of Muhammad, the network has announced it has a new cartoon series in development that could not be more disrespectful of Christianity. Entitled "JC", the show will depict Jesus living in contemporary New York City trying to "escape his father’s enormous shadow." According to Comedy Central, God is "an apathetic man who would rather play video games than listen to his son talk about his new life."

Once again, while Islam and other faiths are treated carefully and respectfully by the media and Hollywood elite, the Judeo-Christian heritage is open for mockery and ridicule. The Media Research Center is launching a citizen petition to expose this double standard and call on Comedy Central and its parent company Viacom to stop this blatant anti-Christian attack. Please sign the petition today and stand against this egregious double standard.


Add your name today and help us send as strong a message as possible to
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I strongly oppose Comedy Central’s plans to air a new television cartoon series entitled "JC."

Based on Comedy Central's long history of mocking Jesus Christ and the Christian faith, it is clear that this show is intended to further denigrate a religion practiced by 83 percent of Americans.

There is a very clear double standard in the way the media and the popular culture treat Islam with respect and deference while mocking and ridiculing Christians and Christianity at every opportunity.

I urge Comedy Central and its parent company Viacom to cancel their plans to air "JC".

The Omen 666 He is Anti-Christ 666. The movie is true. get ready cuz the anti-Christ is coming very soon. Obama is his helper and he's getting things ready.We must fight for our freedom.Jesus is the way the only way. All Christian believers must start reading the bible and get stronger in God's word. Beware of the anti-Christ.
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Obama Antichrist?
This is a community of believing Christians who are asking the question "Is Barack Obama the Antichrist?"
Saturday, February 23, 2008
666 in every Obama ad?

UPDATE: Welcome to Obama Antichrist? Blog! If you want to read all my posts about connections between Obama and the number 666, read my archives!

Check out this comment:

So, Obama has 666 in all his campaign commercials, have you recently noticed. It is so obvious. One has text hope to (62262), add the 2’s and you have your 6666. Also, his other commercial has a phone number such as 1-866-6—–etc.

Is this true? YES!

"Sign up to the left to receive text messages on your phone or text GO to OBAMA (62262)."

And his number is: 866-675-2008
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BP: cleanup costs for oil spill will be 'severe'
By JANE WARDELL (AP) – 44 minutes ago

LONDON — BP Chief Executive Tony Hayward sought Friday to reassure investors about the fallout of the oil spill, saying the company has "considerable firepower" to cope with costs he acknowledged will be "severe" and long-running.

Hayward and other senior BP PLC executives struck a penitent note in their first comprehensive update to shareholders since the explosion at the Deepwater Horizon rig six weeks ago, stressing their commitment to rebuilding BP's tarnished reputation, improving safety measures and restoring the damaged Gulf coast.

"We will meet our obligations both as a responsible company and also as a necessary step to rebuilding trust in BP as a long term member of the business communities in the US and around the world," said BP Chairman Carl-Henric Svanberg. "This is in the interest of all our stakeholders."

The company, which announced it was creating a stand-alone organization to manage its long-term response once the spill is over, received a warmer response on the audio webcast than it has in many public forums in recent weeks.

There were no overtly hostile questions and no discussion about the shares sell-off in recent weeks that has wiped some $70 billion off the value of the company, or the validity of Hayward's position after a number of gaffes by the CEO — one British-based analyst even congratulated him on his handling of the situation.

Hayward said it was only fair that he take on a lot of the criticism and credited his thick British skin for coping with it.

"It's right that I should be the lightning rod," he said. "I'm so far unscathed."

"Sticks and stones can break my bones, but words can never hurt me, or however the phrase goes," he added.

Shares in the company dropped during the conference call. Investors may have wanted an immediate commitment from BP to pay out planned dividends despite objections from some U.S. lawmakers who argue against handing out billions to shareholders at a time when the complete cost of the oil spill is unknown.

The stock was 3.8 percent lower at $37.78 in morning trading on the New York Stock Exchange.

BP faces a tough balancing act, caught between worried investors and an increasingly angry U.S. government and public. It is a key stock for millions of investors and pension fund savers, with BP accounting for about 6 percent of all the UK equity money held by defined benefit pension schemes. BP's share price also has a major bearing on the wider FTSE 100 Index, accounting for 7 percent of the index.

The company reported Friday that some oil was flowing into a containment system after it cut a pipe and placed a cap over the broken Deepwater Horizon well, but it was too early to tell if the latest attempt would ultimately be successful.

Hayward said he expects containment and cleanup costs to continue at current rates — they have topped $1 billion pounds since the rig explosion that killed 11 workers six weeks ago — until well after the company stops the flow of oil.

If the company succeeds in stopping the flow of oil by August, when BP hopes to have relief wells operational, the company would be able to pay the majority of those costs by the end of this year. Costs arising from potential lawsuits and fines would be on top of that, Hayward said.

He added that the moratorium on new drilling in the Gulf imposed by the U.S. government because of the spill could impact BP's production by 50,000 barrels of oil per day in 2011 and up to 75,000 barrels per day in 2015.

However, he highlighted BP's strong balance sheet, saying the company continued to generate strong cash flows from other operations.

BP earned more than $16 billion last year. It has a generous annual dividend yield of 8.9 percent, compared with 2.8 percent for Exxon Mobil and 6.5 percent for Royal Dutch Shell.

Svanberg appeared to take the political ramifications of the dividend into account, saying that the board "understood the importance" of the payout to shareholders, while stressing the company's priority was to deal with the oil spill.

He indicated the company would decide on the dividend closer to its next quarterly earnings report on July 27 when it is due to announce its next shareholder dividend. It is scheduled to pay out a previously announced dividend on June 22.

"All factors will be considered and the decision taken in the long term interests of the shareholders," Svanberg said.

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BP Spill — Obama's Katrina?
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Newsmax will provide the results of this poll to major media outlets. Additionally, Newsmax's results will be shared with popular radio talk-show hosts across America.

Newsmax reports have been cited by major media outlets, including CNN, ABC News, Fox News, CBS, MSNBC, and other major networks.

Don't miss this opportunity to let your voice be heard! Many media outlets and national leaders are interested in your opinion. Hundreds of media outlets have reported on Newsmax's online polls.

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1) What is your opinion of President Obama?

Unfavorable X

2) Do you believe President Obama was right in letting BP manage the oil spill disaster?

Not right X

3) How would you rate President Obama's handling of the disaster?

Poor X

4) Do you believe BP's political donations to the Obama campaign have been a factor in how the President handled the matter?
Yes, it played a role.


5) Have the media been much more lenient on President Obama than on President Bush with the Katrina disaster?
Yes, more lenient on Obama.
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6) In the 2008 election between McCain-Palin and Obama-Biden, whom did you vote for?
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