Any high profile political leader who sees nothing wrong with violating another country’s sovereignty without seeking permission is a scary prospect, particularly one who appears to be a redneck bimbo puppet of the US oil industry.

This is precisely what she stated in a televised interview within the last fortnight; which means she is simply tarred with the same blind idealogy that lead to the current mess in Iraq.

If Anonymous manage to cause enough disquiet about her agenda, and that of the whole McCain/Republican campaign, then maybe, just maybe, the American public will see that a change of direction is needed before it happens all over again in Iran or some other “rogue state”.

If you think only the “hacker” should be punished, you are mindlessly pro-Palin.

If you think only Palin should be punished, you are mindlessly anti-Palin.

If you think that the rule of law applies to everyone, then you just might be rational.

For what it’s worth, do you think it’s worse to publish family photos (which, honestly, doesn’t result in any type of physical or financial harm), or to use private email accounts to potentially avoid public records laws?

Can’t you see that Palin is just what the US needs right now. Who cares if someone hacked her Yahoo account. They’re the ones who did wrong. May the good Lord help us all if the Democrats get in. And Mr. Parrack, may you change your wicked ways.

GBA