It looks like something Duddly Moore might have come up with in that movie, “Crazy People”.
I’m not so much worried that it will give some terrorists an idea they haven’t already had a million times – but it could inspire some sick individual to create a new video game named “Body Count” or something!

“In 2001, one of the worst tragedies in the history of humanity killed 2,819 people.
In 2005, the tsunami killed 280,000 people.
That’s 100 times more deaths.
Our planet is brutally powerful.
Respect it.
Conserve it.
WWF – for a living planet.”
(No where in the ad is it demonstrated that saving aluminum cans or recycling used motor oil will prevent future tsunamis – but I guess it couldn’t hurt.)

Actually, Al Gore is a double-agent, who pretends to have sided with the earth while actually siding with George Soros to try to take over the earth.

Pee outside, Earth hates that.

You know, because the law enforcement model of fighting terrorist was working so well before Bush, for no reason at all, changed it to a war.
And the funniest part?
That comment was written less than a week after the Lockerbie “murderer”(terrorist) proved how great the law enforcement model works and during the week we’re finding out how much money was involved in his “compassionate” release.

So “who” was it? Harvey? Basil?
Seems like a “Harvey” comment.
Which makes it funnier, FrnakJ’s personalities are starting to mess with him.

* Burn stuff, and use chemical fire accelerants even when they are not needed. Wildfires can’t start in places that already have been torched.

Yep, I grew up in farm country.

Conservatives are teh awesome…just sayin™

It works with other terrorists……right?

And as a back up plan we could always waterboard the hurricane…….

Install hardwood floors. This puts a stronger barrier between you and the earth when in the home.

This is akin to hiring an Al Qaeda member as your butler.

New Rand Paul money bomb day set for the same day as Mitch and Cornyn raise money in D.C. for former Clinton delegate Trey Grayson

[Great. Now we have dumb Rand Paul bots. -Ed.]

That is actually my long-standing motto. I have it tattooed on my forehead.

First!