Posted on 03/26/2014 9:31:29 PM PDT by kingattax
A petition seeking the secession of Alaska back to Russia received more than 10,000 signatures in three days and is well on its way to getting enough signers to require an official response from the White House.
The "Alaska Back to Russia" petition was created by an unnamed Anchorage resident (S.V.) last week and it has already gotten more than 18,000 signatures. The petition needs 100,000 signers by April 20 to warrant a response from the Obama administration.
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I would sign it but I’m not about to sign up to whitehouse.gov to do it.
I think I would smack the regard who would ask me to sign that. Alaska would actually be fine all on our own. We would.probably be richer for it too.
It appears to be a mocking taunt to Obama - one that, should they get the necc. number of signatures - and I'm betting they will (I'd sign) - HE will have to act on, hereby assuring he hears about it.
I would like to see his face when he gets wind of it.
He isn't exactly, being a narcissist, known for his sense of humor.
Methinks he ‘will not be amused......”
Brilliant!
Over 30k now..
when Putin makes his move to claim and annex the Arctic, they’ll all be able to see Russia from their back yards
Albertans would not allow Russians so close to our turf too, sorry, not going to happen.
It’s an ONLINE petition. Anyone in the world can sign it.
Hint: Betcha of those 18,000 signatures, most came from Europe’s largest country....
This is how it starts. Next Putin will be dumping Russian passports by the boat load and signing up everyone as Russian citizens. Send in a few special forces to start a ruckus, then, blammo. Russia invades and annexes the territory to protect the poor victimized Russian citizens.
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