YESSIREE GOP JEW EMPTIED THEIR
CRACK POT MENTAL
FACILITIES IN 2008
NOW THEIRPOSTING!!
JUST GOES TO PROVE
GOP JEW IS A MENTAL ILLNESS THAT THREATENS

MANKIND

YESSIREE BOB AND JANE THEY DESTROYED EVERYTHING THEY PLACED THEIR IRON HOOVES ON FOR EIGHT (8) YEARS, THEN WHEN THE GOP JEW CHICKENS COME HOME TO ROOST THEY BLAME EVERYONE BUT, THEMSELVES! NOW IF THAT DOESN'T QUALIFY THE WHOLE GROUP FOR A MENTAL FACILITY, THEN WHAT DOES??http://www.mentalhelp.net/poc/view_doc.php?type=doc&id=28993&cn=5
Lord Browne, the Jewish billionaire who runs the UK's privatised state oil industry, ... He will be replaced by his nominated successor Tony Hayward. ...
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YESSIREE!!! DO YOU WANT CHANGE?? THIS IS THE WAY TO GET THAT CHANGE ON YOUR OWN!!
GOP JEW PISSED IN HIS PANTS WHEN A FISHERMAN STARTED BREAKING BONES OVER A PALIN DRILL BABY DRILL BUTTON!
YESSIREESARAH GOT HER KIKE RELATIVES DRILLED AND HIS HARD JEW HEAD WAS SOFTENED WITH A FEW BROKEN BONES!!
Wrapping up, Barton said: "I apologize. I do not want to live in a country where any time a citizen or a corporation does something that is legitimately wrong, is subject to some sort of political pressure that is, again, in my words amounts to a shakedown, so I apologize." Repnut. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.) called the fund "a redistribution of wealth," and that the money should be given back to bp.


"Drill, baby, drill! And drill now!" Steele memorably chanted at the Republican National Convention in 2008. "Do you want to put your country first? Then let's make decisions about our security based on what keeps us safe and not on what's politically correct," he told the crowd.
Palin told Joe Biden, "You even called drilling -- safe, environmentally-friendly drilling offshore -- as raping the outer continental shelf. There -- with new technology, with tiny footprints even on land, it is safe to drill and we need to do more of that."
Sarah Palin made her first comment on the oil spill, posting the following on Twitter: "Having worked/lived thru Exxon oil spill,my family&I understand Gulf residents' fears.Our prayers r w/u.All industry efforts must b employed"
William Allen Kruse, 55, a charter boat captain recently hired by BP as a vessel of opportunity out of Gulf Shores, Ala., died Wednesday morning before 7:30 a.m. of a gunshot to the head, likely self-inflicted, authorities said.
"He had been quite despondent about the oil crisis," said Stan Vinson, coroner for Baldwin County, which includes Gulf Shores.
Kruse, who lived with his family in nearby Foley, Ala., reported to work Wednesday morning as usual at the Gulf Shores Marina on Fort Morgan Road in Gulf Shores, Vinson said. He met up with his two deckhands at his boat, The Rookie. One of the deckhands later told Vinson that Kruse seemed his usual self, sending them to fetch ice while he pulled the boat around to the gas pumps.
As the deckhands walked off to get ice, they heard what sounded like a firecracker, Vinson said. They turned around but didn't see anything out of the ordinary. So they proceeded to gather the ice and wait for Kruse at the pumps. "He never showed," Vinson said.
After waiting a while, the deckhands returned to the boat, which was moored where they had left it, Vinson said. They went aboard and found Kruse at the captain's bridge above the wheelhouse, Vinson said. He had been shot in the head. A Glock handgun was later recovered from the scene, and investigators do not suspect foul play, Vinson said.
Vinson said Kruse was in good health, did not suffer from any mental illness and was not taking psychotropic medications.
But he said it's not surprising the oil spill had weighed heavily on his mind, as it has on many local fishermen no longer able to support themselves with deep-sea sport fishing trips for marlin and the like, Vinson said.
"All the waters are closed. There's no charter business anymore. You go out on some of the beaches now, with the oil, you can't even get in the water," Vinson said. "It's really crippled the tourism and fishing industry here."
Vinson's office was to perform an autopsy Wednesday, and the Gulf Shores Police Department is still investigating. Det. Justin Clopton did not return calls.
Kruse's family was notified by Wednesday afternoon, Vinson said, and his deckhands were sent home for the day.

