True.  thanks.

On Wed, Jun 10, 2009 at 1:23 PM, Keith In Tampa <[email protected]>wrote:

> If I can find it, there is a Flickr account that I have seen, which
> portrays former President Bush being assassinated, as well as other
> defamatory commentary regarding Bush, Vice President Cheney,  Former
> Secretary of State Condaleeza Rice and other Bush Administration members.
> There were also numerous photos of the purported Abu Gharib prisoners being
> mistreated.   This particular site was up at least several weeks ago, and
> when I find time, I will go in and search for it.
>
> No community standard violations there.....It just goes to show the
> hypocracy and double standards from those on the left.  Their hatred of
> Americans who are rational, cognizant, critical thinkers.
>
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>   On Wed, Jun 10, 2009 at 1:57 PM, Travis <[email protected]> wrote:
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>> From: *Travis*
>> Date: Wed, Jun 10, 2009
>> Subject:  BAM-BASHER FLICKN' MAD AT MUZZLE
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>>    [image: New York Post] <http://www.nypost.com/>
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>> *BAM-BASHER FLICKN' MAD AT MUZZLE *
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>> *By KATE SHEEHY *
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>> *June 10, 2009* --
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>> A user of Yahoo's photo-sharing Web site Flickr says he suddenly had his
>> account yanked after he posted comments criticizing President Obama.
>>
>> Shepherd Johnson of Virginia said his account -- which included about
>> 1,200 photos -- was deleted last week after he started making
>> anti-administration comments alongside photos on the White House
>> "Flickrstream."
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>> Johnson said he was griping about a new law that "allows the Obama
>> administration to withhold from the public photos of horrible acts used by
>> the Bush administration in its so called War on Terror."
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>> He said his comments were deleted, and when he posted others two days
>> later -- including one with a torture photo from the Abu Ghraib prison --
>> his account was shut down, according to Gawker.
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>> Flickr issued a statement: "In joining Flickr, all of our members agree to
>> abide by our community guidelines. These guidelines require that all of our
>> members be respectful of the community."
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>> Johnson said a Flickr representative later told him that his account was
>> yanked because of the Abu Graib photo and because he was "spamming" the Web
>> service, according to the Thomas Hawk Digital Connection.
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>> The representative "offered me a $24.99 gift card for a new 'pro' account
>> but told me my precious photos and the hard work that I put in over the past
>> year were irretrievable," he said.
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