[F14 Pilot]

DAY IV PING!

[BigSkyFreeper]

The last time Sean Penn was anywhere, weeks later we bombed the tar out of Iraq. This is a good sign!!

[axes_of_weezles]

Duh, whats Iran?

[omniscient]

But what about the all-important update on that day's bowel and bladder activity?

[SeaBiscuit]

Maybe we can hope for Day 4ever.

[showme_the_Glory]

The kind of guy you might wish to see on an Al Jeeezeeera video with a black hood over his head. Dude.....where's my head?

[ChadGore]

limo-lib-diva PING

[gura]

This guy Sean Penn. His grammer drives me. Drives me crazy it does. Did anyone see a comma? I did not. I was prepared to take a baton to myself.

I bet there are a lot of liberals who think he is a great writer. He is not. My 6 year old daughter has more complicated sentence structure. Not to mention a better variety of punctuation. It is hard to read him. Very hard.

Does anyone else think so? I hope someone agrees with me.

[KC_Conspirator]

Was he the Falcon or the Snowman? Either way, he's still selling out America.

[OESY]

It's only a game Sean Penn plays. But, Sean, why not do something useful, like
protecting innocent Iraqis from insurgent bombs by being a real human shield?

[OESY]

Human shields face 12 years' jail for visiting Iraq

Suzanne Goldenberg in Washington
Wednesday August 13, 2003
The Guardian

Anti-war activists who visited Iraq before the US invasion have discovered that they could face up to 12 years in prison and $1m in fines.

Although travel firms now tout adventure tours to a country that is a temporary home to 150,000 US troops, scores of American protesters have been warned they risk fines or imprisonment for violating a prewar travel ban.

During the past few weeks a retired schoolteacher in her 60s and a number of other activists have received warnings from the US treasury that they could face punishment for travelling to Iraq.

"When I came back from Iraq I had a letter from the treasury threatening up to 12 years in prison and up to $1m [£620,000] in fines," said Faith Fippinger, 62.
Ms Fippinger, who retired as a teacher for the blind, spent the war as a human shield, living in the grounds of an ageing oil refinery in Baghdad.

She was among about 30 Americans who arrived in Iraq in the run-up to war to serve as human shields. She was one of the few who stayed. More than 150 other US protesters - including the actor Sean Penn - travelled to Iraq in the run-up to war....

Other activists saw the enforcement campaign as a chance to reopen the war debate. "I say bring it on," said Ellen Barfield, an activist from Baltimore who went to Iraq last winter [yup, that's her]. "I don't want the hassle, but obviously it publicises the issue. So I say: 'Go ahead and do what you say you are going to do and punish people who went to Iraq out of a fine concern for human beings.'"

[Rebelbase]

The farkers photoshopped him in Iran back in June:

[Walkingfeather]

I "HOPE" that the iranian mulahs read this post.....

I am so excited that our double agent sean penn has been so accepted by the islamic community. Little do they know that he is our missionary in iran. I hope they don't find the Bibles he is smuggling in his luggage. I know if he is tortured he will deny it till the very end that he is a christian missionary. Who would have thought a kid from ridgemont high school would go to Iran and share the gospel...

[Windsong]

Doesnt this loser KNOW what they do to Americans in IRAN?

Idiot.

[Diplomat]

Penn is surprisingly candid in his reporting and statement of his viewpoints. He sure seems to be honestly saying this is what saw and happened to me and this is what I think about it.

Great exerpts from the article:

And you're grabbing my hand? You mother -- theo-fascist pig!" Though I didn't speak these words aloud, I certainly meant them. (The irony of being accosted for having a camera was not lost on me.)

Is there hope for you yet Sean?

We struggled briefly over the camera. I didn't know what the limits were exactly. I struggled with my left hand to retrieve my journalist's credential from my pocket. This guy didn't know who he was f -- with. And it is my belief that to this day, he still doesn't care.

You mean the mullah's hired muscle don't care about your feelings? I'm shocked, I tell you, shocked. And you are correct, he didn't know that he was dealing with a load-mouthed pampered hollywood wussy-boy until your interpreter told him so.

the police began to arrest journalists. By day's end, approximately 30 journalists were jailed. I ran into one well-known, and I will confess, left-leaning Western journalist who suggested I make an effort to get arrested, that it would "make a great story." So that's the way they play it, huh?

I'm surprised the SF Chronicle allowed this in. Most everyone on Free Republic knows that the MSM creates news, but not Sean Penn, he still believes they report news. So Sean's a coolaide drinking true-believer, who'd a thunk it?