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LaSalleAve when in doubt, mumble

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Its environmentalists fault that the Oil Rig exploded and the gulf is in shambles......

Sarah Palin Blames Environmentalists For Gulf Oil Disaster

Tea Party members, kick this bitch to the curb and i would bet you would get more supporters. Oh and kick Beck to the curb too.

LaSalleAve, Jun 3, 2010

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OkieTigerTK Tornado Alley

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LaSalleAve said: ↑

Its environmentalists fault that the Oil Rig exploded and the gulf is in shambles......

Sarah Palin Blames Environmentalists For Gulf Oil Disaster
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This is one of several comments about the oil spill Palin has made that has caused a stir, including a tweet in which she said we said we shouldn't trust BP because it is a foreign oil company. Palin's husband Todd worked for BP for 18 years.
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so on one hand its the environmentalists fault, not bp's. then on the other, we shouldnt trust bp.

i guess she had no problem with em being foreign when hubby poo was bringing home a paycheck. :rolleye33:

oooo k.

OkieTigerTK, Jun 3, 2010

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In her latest note on Facebook, Sarah Palin is blaming "extreme 'environmentalists'" for causing the gulf oil disaster that has been unfolding for over a month.

"With [environmentalists'] nonsensical efforts to lock up safer drilling areas, all you're doing is outsourcing energy development, which makes us more controlled by foreign countries, less safe, and less prosperous on a dirtier planet. Your hypocrisy is showing. You're not preventing environmental hazards; you're outsourcing them and making drilling more dangerous."
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This is priceless. BP should hire her.

I'm astonished that the main voices driving the Republican party are Sarah Palin, Newt Gingrich, Rush Limbaugh, and Glen Beck--none of whom hold elected office. There is literally nobody driving the bus.

For some republican to emerge and become anything like a leader, he's going to have to rein in these entertainers and take charge of republican policy. Some republican is going to have to put Palin in her place soon for the good of the party and boy is that going to be fun. :lol:

red55, Jun 3, 2010

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I was going to start this thread, but I decided against it, it speaks for itself.

LSUMASTERMIND, Jun 3, 2010

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i think they are called "tea parties" not "teabaggers".

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martin said: ↑

i think they are called "tea parties" not "teabaggers".
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Mr. politically correct . . .

red55, Jun 3, 2010

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LSUGradin99 I Bleedeth Purple 'N Gold

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Extreme Enviros: Drill, Baby, Drill in ANWR – Now Do You Get It?
Yesterday at 12:17pm
This is a message to extreme “environmentalists” who hypocritically protest domestic energy production offshore and onshore. There is nothing “clean and green” about your efforts. Look, here’s the deal: when you lock up our land, you outsource jobs and opportunity away from America and into foreign countries that are making us beholden to them. Some of these countries don’t like America. Some of these countries don’t care for planet earth like we do – as evidenced by our stricter environmental standards.

With your nonsensical efforts to lock up safer drilling areas, all you’re doing is outsourcing energy development, which makes us more controlled by foreign countries, less safe, and less prosperous on a dirtier planet. Your hypocrisy is showing. You’re not preventing environmental hazards; you’re outsourcing them and making drilling more dangerous.

Extreme deep water drilling is not the preferred choice to meet our country’s energy needs, but your protests and lawsuits and lies about onshore and shallow water drilling have locked up safer areas. It’s catching up with you. The tragic, unprecedented deep water Gulf oil spill proves it.

We need permission to drill in safer areas, including the uninhabited arctic land of ANWR. It takes just a tiny footprint – equivalent to the size of LA’s airport – to tap America’s rich and plentiful oil and gas up north. ANWR’s drilling footprint is like a postage stamp on a football field.

But it’s not just ANWR; it’s our Petroleum Reserve, too. As Governor Sean Parnell noted today in the Wall Street Journal:

“Federal agencies are also now blocking oil development in the National Petroleum Reserve—Alaska.

Although familiar with ANWR, most Americans are less likely to know about NPR-A and how vital it is to our energy security. Given recent developments, it’s time to elevate the position this area holds in our national discourse.

NPR-A, a 23 million acre stretch of Alaska’s North Slope, was set aside by President Warren Harding in 1923 for the specific purpose of supplying our country and military with oil and gas. Since 1976 it has been administered by the Department of the Interior, and since 1980 it has been theoretically open for development. The most recent estimates indicate that it holds 12 billion barrels of oil and 73 trillion cubic feet of natural gas.

In addition to containing enormous hydrocarbons, NPR-A is very close to the Trans-Alaska Pipeline, which means that there would be relatively little additional infrastructure needed to bring this new oil to our domestic market.

But even here, progress has been stalled.”

Radical environmentalists: you are damaging the planet with your efforts to lock up safer drilling areas. There’s nothing clean and green about your misguided, nonsensical radicalism, and Americans are on to you as we question your true motives.

- Sarah Palin
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LaSalleAve said: ↑

Its environmentalists fault that the Oil Rig exploded and the gulf is in shambles......
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Your jump to conclusions mat is malfunctioning.

LSUGradin99, Jun 3, 2010

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LSUGradin99 said: ↑

Your jump to conclusions mat is malfunctioning.
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You beat me to it. Thanks.

KyleK, Jun 3, 2010

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This is a message to extreme “environmentalists” who hypocritically protest domestic energy production offshore and onshore. There is nothing “clean and green” about your efforts. Look, here’s the deal: when you lock up our land, you outsource jobs and opportunity away from America and into foreign countries that are making us beholden to them. Some of these countries don’t like America. Some of these countries don’t care for planet earth like we do – as evidenced by our stricter environmental standards.
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but this makes no sense to me.

its environmentalist fault that we are drilling in the gulf, even tho god knows the "extreme environmentalists" she is going after have protested any offshore drilling. yeah, we need to open up anwr, but the if the extreme environmentalist had their way, there wouldnt be any offshore drilling either. :huh:

other countries dont care for mother earth like we do, yet, our stricter environment standards show how much we care. the same standards that she slams environmentalists for pushing. isnt that a bit of a contradiction?:huh:

and for the life of me, i cant understand how its environmentalists fault that a foreign company is drilling instead of a domestic company. last time i heard, there were a lot of domestic rigs in the gulf. that makes absolutely no sense. and that she slams foreign businesses when hubby used to work for one, well, seems a bit hypocritical. i despise bp now. but i dont see where it is environmentalist fault they were the ones drilling. if anyone, it is mms that let them have a permit. and mms is in bed with the oil industry.

all just seems a bit :insane: to me.

OkieTigerTK, Jun 3, 2010

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