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BlueisCoool (36 months ago)

Nice capture by Pete Souza in the Oval Office !

sawyerlaw (36 months ago)

Latest interview re: Alvin Greene - www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSAfj_MuARw

Ralston (rgeoc) (36 months ago)

Nice capture!!!

the teacher of photo [deleted] (36 months ago)

ottocentoiso.blogspot.com

simpatica...

Sweetie Pie - The Great American! [deleted] (36 months ago)

when will the republicans stop at their grandstanding politics? this moron is now apologizing to BP because he calls the $20 billion dollars that will be used to pay for damages, is now called "slush funds."
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Texas Rep. Joe Barton apologizes to BP CEO Tony Hayward over White House's '$20 billion shakedown'
Read more: www.nydailynews.com/news/politics/2010/06/17/ 2010-06-17_t...

A Texas congressman with a tin ear gave Tony Hayward, the embattled honcho of reviled oil giant BP, something totally unexpected on Thursday - an apology.

Rep. Joe Barton, a Republican who represents a sprawling district south of Dallas, called Hayward the victim of a "$20 billion shakedown."

"I apologize," Barton told Hayward at a House Energy Committee panel hearing on BP's Gulf of Mexico oil spill. "I'm ashamed of what happened in the White House yesterday. I think it's a tragedy."

Barton was referring to President Obama's faceoff with the BP barons that ended with the oil company saying sorry for the mammoth oil spill currently fouling the Gulf of Mexico - and promising to finance a $20 billion fund to compensate the victims.

Hayward, who was bracing to be raked over the coals by furious members of Congress, appeared to be taken aback by Barton's apology.

The White House quickly slapped back at Barton.

"What is shameful is that Joe Barton seems to have more concern for big corporations that caused this disaster than the fishermen, small business owners and communities whose lives have been devastated by the destruction," spokesman Robert Gibbs said in a statement.

"Congressman Barton may think that a fund to compensate these Americans is a 'tragedy', but most Americans know that the real tragedy is what the men and women of the Gulf Coast are going through right now. Members from both parties should repudiate his comments."

Barton is one of Big Oil's biggest boosters. Before his election to Congress, Barton was an executive with ARCO, which was later acquired by BP.

He has taken $1.4 million in campaign contributions from the industry since 1989, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.

Barton's backers have been political action committees and employees of Anadarko Petroleum, Exxon Mobil and Valero Energy, the watchdog group reported.

In earlier statements, Barton said he held BP accountable for the environmental disaster but said the committee should also be looking into the Obama administration's response to the spill.

Barton has also opposed attempts to more tightly regulate the oil industry.

gun postal [deleted] (36 months ago)

Yeah, Rep. Barton (R) is now saying that his comments were "misconstrued". LOL!

Before the end of the day, just watch this sneaky little bastard is going to issue an "apology" to the people of the Gulf Coast but will still find some way to bitch at the President.

This is yet another example why the Repuglicans are not going to win in November.

Sweetie Pie - The Great American! [deleted] (36 months ago)

LOL...he was captured on video. what he said, he said. ya fat moron, barton!

Sweetie Pie - The Great American! [deleted] (36 months ago)

www.nola.com/news/gulf-oil-spill/index.ssf/20 10/06/manage...
Manager of $20 billion oil spill escrow fund won praise for work with 9/11 fund

As a "special master" charged with resolving emotionally charged disputes, Kenneth Feinberg is described by many as an adept mediator, drawing up resolutions most sides can agree with.
kenneth_feinberg_horizontal.JPGView full sizeBebeto Matthews/The Associated PressKenneth Feinberg, left, was photographed June 10 outside U.S. Federal District Court in New York, where proceedings were under way in a lawsuit by thousands of ground zero workers exposed to World Trade Center dust.

He's worked on negotiating compromises on a wide range of legal claims, from asbestos lawsuits to those filed by Vietnam War veterans exposed to Agent Orange. But Feinberg is best known for his role as the special master of the 9/11 Victims Compensation Fund, the pot of money created by the federal government to provide payments to families of those killed or injured in the terrorist attacks. It was a complicated task, requiring Feinberg to essentially assign a monetary value to the lost lives.
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On Wednesday President Obama added the next major assignment to Feinberg's resume, appointing the Washington, D.C.-based lawyer to run a perhaps even more complicated program: determining which people and companies in the Gulf Coast region should be compensated for economic losses created by the BP oil spill. Unlike the 9/11 fund, which was paid from taxpayer dollars, BP will pay for the $20 billion fund to be administered by Feinberg.

Madam President (36 months ago)

Just like clockwork, Texas Republican Congressman Joe Barton issued an apology saying his comments were misconstrued, but his comments were very clear. He was apologizing to BP for the American public demanding that BP pay for their mistake.

Joe Barton is a Traitor to his country. How UnAmerican to protect the interest of a Multi-National Company before those of Americans.

Sweetie Pie - The Great American! [deleted] (36 months ago)

BUT....he was caught on video........................................ .........................how long did his little speech last??? 5 minutes..... i'm sorry BP.

BUT there is a 20 billion dollar shakedown??. LOL LOL LOL LOL

barton the fat moron!

Blue387 (36 months ago)

I found a picture of Joe Barton in the wild:

Dr DAD (Daniel A D'Auria MD) (36 months ago)

21% Medicare cuts will go into effect retroactive to June 1 after the Senate voted not to stop them. My office will begin refusing new Medicare patients this coming week.

Sweetie Pie - The Great American! [deleted] (36 months ago)

voices.washingtonpost.com/plum-line/2010/06/b oehner_dista...

Boehner distances himself from Barton apology to BP

So how bad is it for the GOP that select Republicans are slamming the White House for successfully pressuring BP to create a $20 billion escrow fund, calling it variously a "slush fund" and a "shakedown"?

Bad enough for John Boehner to distance himself from those making such remarks -- in particular, GOP Rep. Joe Barton of Texas, who apologized to BP:

House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) broke with a top Republican on Thursday who suggested BP had suffered a "shakedown" by being forced to set up a $20 billion fund to pay out damages.

Boehner distanced himself from remarks by Rep. Joe Barton (R-Texas) lamenting the BP fund, with the GOP leader expressing thanks for the fund.

"They've agreed to put this $20 billion dollars in escrow," Boehner said during an appearance on Fox News. "I don't know what context Mr. Barton was making that remark, but, I'm glad BP has accepted responsibility for their actions."

In addition to Barton, House conservatives on the Republican Study Committee have derided the BP fund as a "Chicago-style shakedown." Michele Bachmann has ripped the escrow account as a "redistribution-of-wealth fund," though she later backtracked.

Dems are going to be aggressively making the case that Republicans have crossed a line with these comments into something resembling outright collusion with BP against the interests of the American people, since if BP isn't made to pay damages, the taxpayer could be on the hook.

Dems intend to paint GOPers as stooges for Big Oil heading into this fall's elections, and these latest attacks on the White House for successfully holding BP accountable obviously will be used to support this case. Republicans I've spoken to today offered mixed views on how bad this is for them, though Boehner's rapid distancing of himself from Barton is a pretty clear tell. This isn't going away.

UPDATE, 11:47 a.m.: The White House slams Barton and calls on lawmakers of "both parties" to condemn his remarks:

"What is shameful is that Joe Barton seems to have more concern for big corporations that caused this disaster than the fishermen, small business owners and communities whose lives have been devastated by the destruction. Congressman Barton may think that a fund to compensate these Americans is a 'tragedy', but most Americans know that the real tragedy is what the men and women of the Gulf Coast are going through right now. Members from both parties should repudiate his comments."

I hear more Dems will weigh in shortly.

UPDATE, 12:08 p.m.: From DNC spokesman Hari Sevugan:

"While the President has gotten BP to rightfully apologize to the American people for their reckless behavior, their inexcusable response and their insulting approach, Republicans are apologizing to BP. Republicans could not have this more backward, and it raises serious questions as to why they are on the side of BP and the oil companies instead of that of the American people. The only people Republicans and Joe Barton should be apologizing to are the people of the Gulf who they've turned their backs on to defend BP."

By Greg Sargent | June 17, 2010; 11:27 AM E

Unalienable Rights by GOD- not Executive Order (36 months ago)

Reaching inside your pocket to steal from you, Tony Podesta a greedy Obummer Czar. Not that Obummer is not just as Greedy

Hold on to your seat belts we are heading for $10 a gallon gas at the pump

Facts: Tony Podesta, brother of John Podesta (Center for American Progress and funded by George Soros) is a lobbyist for BP. Also, the attorney representing BP is a former Clinton administration staffer.
Also, the regime wants to outlaw deep water drilling in the USA. The rigs will move to Brazil. George Soros has a huge stake in Petrobras (national oil company of Brazil). The rigs will drill much deeper off the coast of Brazil. Do the math. The price of petroleum for the USA will increase. Skyrocket.

The president has elected to help another nation with the same type of drilling that he opposes so vehemently for this country, and the reason seems to be Soros’s $811-millon investment in Petrobras. The company just happens to be the largest holding in Soros’s investment fund. Soros’s connection to the company is no secret; he has been investing in Petrobras since 2007. A profitable venture, Petrobras has estimated recoverable reserves for the so-called Tupi oil field of between 5 and 8 billion barrels. With his billion-dollar loan, Obama has taken patronage politics to striking new level.

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Unalienable Rights by GOD- not Executive Order (36 months ago)

AND that is the God's truth, Junho yang

That man in the White House does not know the truth.....LIES are, Barrack Hussein Obama!

Good Bless Joe Wilson

Madam President (36 months ago)

Unalienable although factually partially correct you of failed to give the "fair and balanced truth". Let me give you the other list you failed to post.

A key player in the Podesta Group is none other than Randall Gerard, who served as a staff member under Sen. John McCain (R-AZ)

You failed to mention The Duberstein Group, a firm that has been paid $100,000 to lobby for BP this quarter. Lead by President Reagan's former chief of staff Ken Duberstein, those on staff include Daniel Meyer, who was formerly chief of staff for Newt Gingrich as well as chief congressional liaison in the Bush White House; Eric Ueland, former chief of staff to Senator Bill Frist;

Another firm, the Alpine Group has received $60,000 this year from the oil giant in lobbying contracts, who staff includes Bob Brooks, the former chief of staff to former Rep. Jim McCrery (R-La.)

And let us not forget veterans of the Bush Administration who went on to work for BP such as Daniel Meyer, a former assistant to President Bush for legal affairs, and Michael LaRocco, who served at the Interior Department as an aide to the top official at the agency.

When you post give the whole truth, not these half truths and hyperbole you are so fond of. It makes you a VERY easy target.

Unalienable Rights by GOD- not Executive Order (36 months ago)

It is about WHO stands to benefit the MOST and I would say George Soros and the ONE with the POWER to help him

So you do agree then ...Tony Podesta is a BIG lobbyist for BP
AND George Soros is behind OBAMA giving 2 Billion of our tax payer money to support Deep oil drilling in Brazil ....when Obama is trying his very best to destroy drilling in the Gulf

Doesn't make any sense AND I am not defending Bush so you can get off that kick

The president has elected to help another nation with the same type of drilling that he opposes so vehemently for this country, and the reason seems to be Soros’s $811-millon investment in Petrobras. The company just happens to be the largest holding in Soros’s investment fund. Soros’s connection to the company is no secret; he has been investing in Petrobras since 2007. A profitable venture, Petrobras has estimated recoverable reserves for the so-called Tupi oil field of between 5 and 8 billion barrels. With his 2 billion-dollar loan, Obama has taken patronage politics to striking new level.

57 Fairlane (36 months ago)

URC has its head up its ass.

Madam President (36 months ago)

An you agree that Republicans are evil lobbyist too??? It is not about defending Bush (although you do) it about telling the whole truth.

You NEVER tell the whole truth. You push an agenda that is not honest nor complete. If you want to have a debate regarding this, do so factually.

And The President is not trying to "destroy" drilling in the Gulf, how dramatic and silly you sound.

He is trying to make sure this does not happen again. Do you have no care for those who live on the coast? I see you live in NY, so I guess those "small people" don't really count in the big picture.

57 Fairlane (36 months ago)

Q: Did Obama loan $2 billion to Brazil’s oil company to benefit China and George Soros?

A: The president had nothing to do with the loan, which the Export-Import Bank approved for Brazil to buy U.S.-made equipment and services.

FULL QUESTION

I received this in an e-mail. Is it true?

Today even though President Obama is against off shore drilling for oil for this country. He signed an executive order to loan 2 Billion of our taxpayers dollars to a Brazilian Oil Exploration Company (which is the 8th largest company in the entire world) to drill for oil off the coast of Brazil. The oil that comes from this operation is for the sole purpose and use of China and not the USA. The Chinese government is under contract to purchase all the oil that this oil field will produce, which is hundreds of millions of barrels of oil".

We have absolutely no gain from this transaction whatsoever.
⬐ Click to expand/collapse the full text ⬏
Wait it gets more interesting.

Guess who is the largest individual stockholder of this Brazilian Oil Company and who would benefit most from this? It is American Billionaire, George Soros, Liberal businessman who is a radical left wing supporter, finances MoveOn.org as well as other liberal programs and was President Obama’s largest and most generous supporter during his campaign. If you are able to connect the dots and follow the money, you are probably as upset as I am. Not a word of this transaction was on any of the other news networks.

FULL ANSWER

This claim stems from a "preliminary committment" made back on April 14 by the board of directors of the Export-Import Bank of the United States. The bank intends to loan up to $2 billion to finance exports to the Brazilian oil company Petróleo Brasileiro S.A., known as Petrobras, over the next several years.

The e-mail is false on two counts.

* The message falsely says the decision was due to an "executive order" by the president. No presidential order was required. Furthermore, none of President Obama’s appointees had joined the Ex-Im board at the time of the vote, which was unanimous, and bipartisan. The Ex-Im Bank states: "In fact, at the time the Bank’s Board consisted of three Republicans and two Democrats, all of whom were appointed by George W. Bush."
* The message falsely claims that "we have absolutely no gain" from the loan. In fact, the loan is being made specifically to finance purchase by Petrobras of U.S.-made oilfield equipment and services. The mission of the Ex-Im Bank is to encourage exports by making such loans.

The bank’s chairman and president, Fred P. Hochberg, underscored the purpose of the loan during a trip to Brazil at the end of July:

Ex-Im Bank President Hochberg, July 29: I chose Brazil as my first international destination for good reason: Brazil is a powerhouse among South American economies and offers tremendous opportunities for U.S. exporters in many sectors. I want Brazilians to know that Ex-Im Bank has the will and the capacity to finance their purchases of U.S. equipment, products and services

Obama appointed Hochberg to the Ex-Im Bank on April 20, nearly a week after the board voted to approve the loan. He was confirmed May 14 and sworn in May 21.

The message claims that George Soros would "benefit most" from the loan, but that is also a baseless accusation. Soros is a favorite whipping boy of conservatives because of his early financial help to the liberal group MoveOn.org. And he is indeed a major investor in Petrobras, through his New York-based hedge-fund firm, Soros Fund Management LLC. But the hedge fund recently sold 22 million shares of common stock in the company (which carry voting rights) while buying 5.8 million shares of preferred stock (which is non-voting.) As reported by Bloomberg News, Soros reduced his stake in the company before any of the Ex-Im Bank’s promised loan has been dispensed.

There is some truth to the claim that China would benefit, but not much. Brazil recently agreed to export 200,000 barrels of oil per day to China in coming years. But that was in return for a loan by China of $10 billion, five times more than the U.S. Ex-Im Bank is lending to finance purchase of U.S. gear.

The Ex-Im Bank also would like it known that no loan has yet been made, and that the "preliminary commitment" could eventually result in either a direct loan or a loan guarantee. Either way, the Ex-Im Bank states, "no taxpayer dollars are involved." The bank is self-sustaining.

-Brooks Jackson
Sources

Export-Import Bank of the United States. "Facts About the Proposed Ex-Im Bank Loans for Petrobras’ Brazilian Offshore Oil Exploration and Development." 20 Aug 2009, acccessed 17 Sep 2009.

"Ex-Im Bank Chairman Fred Hochberg in Brazil to Promote Financing for Purchases of U.S. Exports." News Release. Export-Import Bank of the United States. 29 Jul 2009.

Kishan, Saijel and Andres R. Martinez. "George Soros Cut Petrobras Stake in Second Quarter." Bloomberg.com. 14 Aug 2009.

Unalienable Rights by GOD- not Executive Order (36 months ago)

It is about WHO stands to benefit the MOST and I would say George Soros and the ONE with the POWER to help him....liberal spin will not cover-up the truth

So you do agree then ...Tony Podesta is a BIG lobbyist for BP
AND George Soros is behind OBAMA giving 2 Billion of our tax payer money to support Deep oil drilling in Brazil ....when Obama is trying his very best to destroy drilling in the Gulf

Doesn't make any sense AND I am not defending Bush so you can get off that kick

The president has elected to help another nation with the same type of drilling that he opposes so vehemently for this country, and the reason seems to be Soros’s $811-millon investment in Petrobras. The company just happens to be the largest holding in Soros’s investment fund. Soros’s connection to the company is no secret; he has been investing in Petrobras since 2007. A profitable venture, Petrobras has estimated recoverable reserves for the so-called Tupi oil field of between 5 and 8 billion barrels. With his 2 billion-dollar loan, Obama has taken patronage politics to striking new level.

Delicious Lady [deleted] (36 months ago)

Unalien your saying "AND that is the God's truth.." sounds like farting...It is laud and smelly ....

Madam President (36 months ago)

So you agree, Republicans are big Lobbyist too????

Thank you for posting the truth 57. I can not understand why anyone would trust some silly email without fact checking it. Fact checking is just too easy.

Unalienable Rights by GOD- not Executive Order (36 months ago)

Listen to me....deceitful thief and Madam twin of deceitful thief ...

Your true colors are coming out...you just can't help yourself LMAO

Delicious Lady, [deleted] (36 months ago)

Unalien, get some cofee. Your 12 hour shift here may be very busy for you.

57 Fairlane (36 months ago)

Sounds like you're desperate URC, much like many of your desperate comments.

Madam President (36 months ago)

What are you talking about? Are you unwell? Madam twin??

Typical of your post for the last year, when you are proven wrong you attack. Why? Is this how you debate. Very childish of you I must say.

Delicious Lady [deleted] (36 months ago)

Unalien, as I said, you sound like smelly , smelly and laud fart...

Delicious Lady [deleted] (36 months ago)

I beg your pardon, Madam President, this is the White House photostream site, not a place to debate...

Unalienable Rights by GOD- not Executive Order (36 months ago)

No creditability deceitful thief.....like I said you are sooooooo transparent

Delicious Lady, [deleted] (36 months ago)

I am very transparent, Ms. Unalien. Btw, what is your opinion about your friends Joe Barton and Don Young?

Delicious Lady [deleted] (36 months ago)

I am very transparent, too, Ms..Unalien.

Madam President (36 months ago)

Transparent how? Do you not have an agenda here also Unablienable? I think you have a very particular agenda.

Debate if you must, but be factual in your debate. Everyone has as much credibility as you do Unalienable, no matter how long they have been a flickr member.

Aquafilia (36 months ago)

Unalienable you fall into the typical category of the fundamentalist and that is one who is fundamentally wrong, most commonly the lack of reasoning ability and vicious intolerance toward those not sharing your fundamentalist's delusions. You are especially intolerant of those able to draw obvious conclusions from observed facts, those who refuse to seek shelter in comforting falsehoods. Members like you of the fundamentalist subspecies known as "slack-jawed drooling idiots" have been known to give so much of their income to "electronic churches, now Palin's pockets" that they subsist on Alpo at the end of the month. In herds, fundamentalists are as useful to society as wandering bands of machete-brandishing baboons. Your waving your godliness in the faces of those you have judged as infidels is nothing more than an admission to having no factual explanation other than "take my word for it I'm right 'cuz I'm righteous.

Aquafilia (36 months ago)

Junho yang
You suffer a number of maladies, Papyromanla-compulsive distribution of senseless papers, Circumambulation-a circumlocutions of or detour around a super-incumbent, Circumbendibus-a veiled or secretive circumambulation, Automatism-an obsessive concern with rituals and a disregard of results, Placebolitis-an ounce of image is worth a pound of performance resulting in utter irrelevance.
Not to worry if you don't understand any of this, like you, I make it up as I go along.

Sweetie Pie - The Great American! [deleted] (36 months ago)

not only does junho suffer from a number of maladies but also from "too many accounts", he likes helping out his hag pal if she gets into a dump, so to speak.
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LOL. that's typical vinknk behavior. as soon as a member comments something au contraiere the bugger goes bullistic.

update on vinknk's other fake accounts:

1. Vinknk www.flickr.com/photos/vinknk/ (original account)
2. Plug that hole daddy
3. Call, tony www.flickr.com/photos/49178086@N06/ (current account)
4. Goethe garth www.flickr.com/photos/marcobellie/
5. other aliases in between
6. Cockney
7. Latino
8. Framer70
9. Jungho yang (without a dot) www.flickr.com/photos/49888488@N02/
10. Let me be clear
11. Another cup of tea
12. Hang on snoopy
13. Chelshire cat
14 .I beg your pardon
15. I've been to 57 states
16. whose ass to kick.
17. farmer tan
18. Not the doctor's order
19. How Ya'll
20. I prefer clarity LMAO....
21. Ya at 'tee
22. Marie Antoinnette www.flickr.com/photos/51291876@N08/

Delicious Lady [deleted] (36 months ago)

Sweet Pie, it doesnt matter how many accounts junglo creates. Who cares? The White House photostream not at all. Junglo wastes his time, with no result.

Delicious Lady, [deleted] (36 months ago)

Aquafilia, I like you.

Unalienable Rights by GOD- not Executive Order (36 months ago)

Aquafilia if you drink several large martinis, you'll discover you have STRONG VIEWS
about the Peruvian economy. You'll be a WEALTH of information. You'll argue
forcefully, offering searing insights and possibly upsetting furniture. People will be
impressed. Some may leave the room.

www.flickr.com/photos/23522703@N06/4680313084 /

Delicious Lady [deleted] (36 months ago)

Bravo! How nice. Unalien finally admitted that when she drinks large martinis she thinks that she has strong views and is a wealth of information. She dreams that people are impressed.
Unfortunately, when she drinks small martinis ( all she can afford) she thinks that it is cool to copy and post somebody else's opinion.
Nobody is impressed, Unalien, you need to leave this site.

Aquafilia (36 months ago)

Unalienable

Careful, careful! The hem of Your Christianity is dragging in the dust of your own lust. Several martinis? I'm shocked! STRONG VIEWS? Well it ain't exactly a secret now is it? Peruvian economy? Oh, I get it, when words fail you and facts flee just 'make-it-up-as-you-go-along' I can relate to that. WEALTH of information, something you obviously lack. Arguing forcefully, searing insights, none of which you have. Upsetting furniture? What happened? Did I cause you to throw another hissy fit like the one you threw on my flickr account? People will be impressed. Yes, they are, unfortunately for you. You on the other hand, lack the wit, education and what it takes most of all, an average IQ. Not to worry, I will offer up a prayer for you something like this "I will give generously to others without a grudging heart." Deuteronomy 15:10. With just a teensy-weensy bit more thought you will hopefully, be able to find other areas in which your creative incompetence-and meekness(wink-wink, nudge-nudge) might be better applied. Well here's rootin' for ya!

Delicious Lady

Keep the hatchet, you've done gone and drawn blood, lol!

Delicious Lady, [deleted] (36 months ago)

Let me add, Aquafilia. When Unalien is sober, then what she is able to offer is her "God's truth"....

gun postal [deleted] (36 months ago)

Alien, you idiot. What are you still doing here???

Get Him Back To Russia!
Oh, look at Glen. Looks like he's got something up his ass! LOL!

Unalienable Rights by GOD- not Executive Order (36 months ago)

Thinking is the most unhealthy thing in the world, and people die of it just as they die of any other disease. Fortunately or perhaps unfortunately, on this photo stream at any rate, thought is not catching for Aquafilia.

Sweetie Pie - The Great American! [deleted] (36 months ago)

meh, are you trying to appear intellectual now? what an actress. LMAO!

Unalienable Rights by GOD- not Executive Order (36 months ago)

The more one analyses trolls like sour pus, the more all reasons for analysis disappear.

Sweetie Pie - The Great American! [deleted] (36 months ago)

you should learn how to spell before analyzing me. did you enjoy that harley ride? va-rroooooom LOL LOL LOL

Unalienable Rights by GOD- not Executive Order (36 months ago)

What is interesting about trolls on the White House photostream is the mask that each one of them wears, not the reality that lies behind the mask, especially for Aquafilia

When did you have your balls removed Aquafilia?
www.flickr.com/photos/23522703@N06/

Madam President (36 months ago)

Why are you so hateful? Are you alone, do you have a drinking problem. You call people trolls but it does not take a blind person to see that you come here looking for a fight? It is a sign of weakness and stupidity on your part Unalienable.

And if anyone hides behind a mask, it is you. I have read some of your posts, you really need to be honest about your agenda.

Aquafilia (36 months ago)

unalienable

Now, now Unney, don't get yourself all worked up. It's bad for your digestion and it will only agitate your flatulence problem (Delicious Lady happen to mention it) and that in turn will inflame your hemorrhoids doubling your piles and producing a 'wayward wind that tends to wonder', sorry, I digress. You really don't want to see what's under my mask, yes of course I wear one who doesn't? I am a cannibalistic werewolf and believe me, when I metamorphose, you really don't want to be anywhere around when the moon is on me. You are learning, I fear a rather obtuse lesson and that is; it's tough to get reallocated when you are the one that is redundant. You need to find peace, shall we pray....Again? Right on! "We must encourage one another daily (I'm here for you), as long as it is still called "Today," lest any of us be hardened by the deceitfulness of sin. Hebrews 3:13." There now Unney, didn't that put your right-wing Christian mind at peace? No need to thank me, I'm here for you....Always.

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