Wolfpacks for Truth. I'm not kidding, they really exist

[Rhiannon12866]

Those of you who saw Bill Maher's irate entreaty on behalf of the wolves (on Friday's edition of "Real Time With Bill Maher"), in the latest Bush*-Cheney ad, should realize that he was not far off from the truth. Like the American people, they managed to deceive the wolves, since this was supposed to be a Greenpeace ad, and they are a friend of the wolves, unlike Bush*-Cheney. The wolves are irate, and I join them. Who or what is the next target of this insincere, and totally hypocritical, campaign?!:grr:

http://www.wolfpacksfortruth.org/

[SoCalDemocrat]

1. thanks

that was entertaining

[Rhiannon12866]

2. You're welcome. I thought so, as well

And I tend to advocate for wolves, in real life, so I thought that it was inappropriate for those who would destroy the habitat of wolves or decree that they can be shot from helicopters, to make them their symbol.:grr:

[jfern]

3. They showed that on some network

I think it was CNN

[Rhiannon12866]

4. This Republican ad has been shown on all the news networks

and they have usually made fun of it, though they usually have to give equal time to the Democratic "eagle-ostrich" ad. I get it, while they have to pretend that they don't. But Bill Maher totally put the wolfpack ad in its place, by explaining its hypocrisy. This Bush* administration has been the most damaging to the environment, in history, and, as such, is not friendly to wolves. Bush* has allowed destruction of their habitat.:grr: