Saturday, February 25, 2012
Xena... Greenpeace Warrior....
I got a tip from my Blogbrother on this:
Seven protesters, including Kiwi actress Lucy Lawless, are preparing to spend the night on-board a deep sea oil drilling ship docked in Taranaki.
One man has already been arrested in connection with the anti-oil protests, and police have been talking to the activists on the ship.
They said the protesters will be left alone for now, but police will be keeping a close eye on their actions.
Blah blah blah.... you can read more "HERE"
How about some pics of Xena?
Seven protesters, including Kiwi actress Lucy Lawless, are preparing to spend the night on-board a deep sea oil drilling ship docked in Taranaki.
One man has already been arrested in connection with the anti-oil protests, and police have been talking to the activists on the ship.
They said the protesters will be left alone for now, but police will be keeping a close eye on their actions.
Blah blah blah.... you can read more "HERE"
How about some pics of Xena?
Friday, February 24, 2012
I Call BULLS&*T... She IS a Miserable Angry Black Woman....
Reader Mary sent these to me with this note:
Look at the miserable mug on this woman.......
If you can believe it, I get these pictures from PRO Obama websites. Their zombies are actually PROUD of this stuff. Most of these pics are from www.theobamadiary.com (NOTE, I won't Link it). Get your barf bag out before you dial in.
You can post whatever I send you. My only mission is to shine a big ‘ole light on these cockroaches. J
Best,
MaryLook at the miserable mug on this woman.......
Thursday, February 23, 2012
Abandoned Top Secret Soviet Underground Submarine Base
Balaklava, in Ukraine, can even today be remembered for having been one of the secret places in Russia that was extremely famous for its Nuclear Submarine Base. The place witnessed a huge underground submarine base and amazing docks, in USSR, and this was functional till 1996 when the last Russian submarine left Ukraine. But the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 compelled the Russian Army to leave the place.
"Via"
"Via"