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Posted on 07/08/2009 2:04:14 PM PDT by Husker
George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt and . . . Barack Obama?
Patriotic tourists visiting the Mount Rushmore National Memorial in South Dakota on Wednesday found a fifth face displayed -- and not as a compliment -- next to the giant stone carvings of four legendary presidents.
A group of environmental activists connected with Greenpeace unfurled an enormous banner showing President Obama's face and calling for an end to global warming.
The 65-foot by 35-foot banner which read "America Honors Leaders, Not Politicians: Stop Global Warming" was hung to the immediate right of Lincoln at about 10 a.m. local time, said Patty Rooney, a spokeswoman for the National Park Service's Midwest Regional Office.
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They just don’t get it.
We can carry in Nat’l parks again!
Death to Greenpeace. My gloves are off!
Target Practice!!
This will only end with some butt kicking..
We need to start guarding it with snipers!!!
Oh, I thoght someone blew a nose or something off.
Since when? Last I heard ZerO had put the kibosh on it.
I know for a fact that there is a significant amount of security equipment at the site - weird. Inside assistance? Hope not.
I wonder if these environmental wackos paid their carbon offsets for the making of the banner and their transportation to the park to carry out this little shennanigan.
The 338 Lapua would be good for gently taking each one down.../sc
I HOPE these bastards were arrested Mason Dixon
Nuf said!! Ready Aim Fire. Take the perp out!!
MObama/Black Hills reference in 5,4 3,2..
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