Sean Penn Laden should defenestrate himself, taking Piers The Wanker with him!
Sean Penn did a jaw droppingly convincing portrayal of a filthy,white trash, rapist and murderer a few years back but a much less convincing performance of being repentant for those filthy crimes.Talent? Or something far more sinister?
Try it sean... come and just try it punk. You will face real men and fast justice. Just try it commie!
...HE IS STILL A DUMB@$$
Just say'n..
Sean Penn’s favorite passtime is “get an 8-ball and a couple a hookers.”
Not kidding.
What is scary is that liberals believe a Democrat president has dictatorial powers but a Republican president does not.
Look on the bright side ? it’s free room and board until they send you to the gas powered showers..... sarcasm..
Here’s a reminder that Piers Morgan was sacked from the British Daily Mirror after publishing fake photos of British soldiers “torturing” Iraqi prisoners.
Morgan is pure fascist scum. The Brits should have hanged him for aiding the enemy, which begs the question of why we allow the enemy freedom of the press in America. FDR didn’t allow Nazis to publish newspapers. That policy should be extended today to most of the traitors in the MSM.
Sean Penn
•Actor and director
•Member of Not In Our Name and Artists United to Win Without War
•Mentored by Norman Solomon, the Marxist founder of the Institute for Public accuracy
•Has spent huge sums on advertisements criticizing U.S. policies
•Admirer and friend of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez
Sean Penn is an “A-list” actor/director who is also an outspoken member of the leftwing Hollywood elite, an adamant critic of Republicans, and a staunch opponent of the war in Iraq.
Penn was born in August 1960 in Los Angeles County, California. His father, Leo Penn, was an actor and director, a supporter of the Hollywood trade unions, and an open communist. Leo was of Spanish descent, and the family’s original surname was “Piñón.” Sean Penn has one brother, Michael, who is a musician. A second brother, actor Chris Penn, died in 2006.
Sean Penn began his acting career in bit-parts on the Little House on the Prairie television series in the 1970s, and his first film role was in the 1981 film Taps. Since that time, Penn’s film projects have often mirrored his political views: In 1989 he starred in the anti-Vietnam war film Casualties of War; in 1996 he played a convicted killer on death row in the anti-capital punishment film Dead Man Walking; and in 2006 he starred in All the King’s Men, a fictionalized account of the radical populist Huey Long. He has received four “Best Actor” Oscar nominations, winning once in 2003 for his role in the film Mystic River.
Renowned for his violent temper, Penn in 1985 was involved in a brutal physical altercation with two British photographers, an incident for which he was fined $100 and given a suspended 90-day jail term. In 1987 he served a six-month jail term in connection with another assault conviction.
Penn has dated folk singer Jewel and actress Susan Sarandon, and in 1985 he married pop star Madonna. In 1989 Penn and Madonna divorced, and thereafter Penn began dating actress Robin Wright. The two married in 1996 and have two children.
Penn is a member of Not In Our Name (a “peace” front for C. Clark Kissinger’s Revolutionary Communist Party) and Artists United to Win Without War. He is also an avid supporter of MoveOn.org. He has spent tens of thousands of dollars on advertisements criticizing the war in Iraq and U.S. foreign policy generally. In an ad that ran in the Washington Post on October 27, 2002, Penn wrote an “Open Letter to the President of the United States of America,” in which he said that the hallmarks of the Bush administration included “intolerance of debate,” “marginalization of your critics,” “the promoting of fear through unsubstantiated rhetoric,” the “manipulation of a quick comfort media,” and the “deconstruction of civil liberties.”
Penn’s Post advertisement led to the development of his friendship with Venezuela’s communist President Hugo Chávez, who has quoted from Penn’s writings in some of his televised speeches. In 2007, for instance, Chávez read aloud from a letter authored by Penn which denounced the War in Iraq and described President Bush and his administration as “villainously and criminally obscene people.” In August 2007, Penn met personally with Chávez in Caracas, Venezuela, where he was commended by the latter for having courageously advocated the impeachment of President Bush. Penn has called Chavez “a fascinating guy” who is “much more positive for Venezuela than he is negative.”
In December 2002, a few weeks after the publication of his aforementioned Washington Post ad, Penn made a much-publicized “fact-finding” visit to Baghdad with Medea Benjamin, founder of Global Exchange and International Occupation Watch. The purpose of the trip, which proved to be of great propaganda value to Saddam Hussein, was to speak out against the seemingly imminent U.S. invasion of Iraq. The trip was organized by the Institute for Public Accuracy, whose Marxist executive director, Norman Solomon, is Penn’s mentor.
In February 2003, Penn accused movie producer Stephen Bing of having fired him from the leading role in the fim Why Men Shouldn’t Marry because of Penn’s vocal opposition to the Iraq War. In Penn’s estimation, Bing had taken a page “from the dark era of Hollywood blacklisting.” Penn filed a $10 million lawsuit against Bing.
In 2005 Penn made a visit to Iran, in the role of correspondent for the San Francisco Chronicle. He attended prayer ceremonies in Tehran and interviewed Iranian political leaders. In an article he wrote for the Chronicle, Penn commended Iran for remaining relatively unruffled by George W. Bush’s designation of that country as part of the “Axis of Evil.” He furthermore lauded Iran for complying with the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NNPT), and warned that “[a]ny reckless action on the part of the United States or Israel may lead to Iran dropping out of the treaty.” Not long thereafter, Iran violated the NNPT by secretly pursuing uranium enrichment, a move that prompted the United Nations Security Council to pass a resolution ordering Iran to suspend its nuclear ambitions.
In 2007 Penn was a signatory to a letter to President Bush calling for the normalization of relations with Communist Cuba. The letter, which failed to reference those Cuban artists and dissidents who had been jailed by Fidel Castro’s oppressive regime, stated:
“We write to express our dismay at your [Bush] administration’s continuing hostility towards Cuba. We write to express our opposition to policies that keep us divided from our Cuban counterparts, preventing cultural interchange between our two countries.” Other signatories included such notables as Harry Belafonte, Danny Glover, Gore Vidal, Alice Walker, Carlos Santana, and Bonnie Raitt.
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Well, Mr.Penn, like, you know you could like stay in Haiti man, you know?
In October 2011, Penn appeared on CNN’s “Piers Morgan Tonight” program and characterized the Tea Party as a racist movement seeking to “lynch” President Obama. “You have what I call the ‘Get the N-Word Out of the White House Party,’ the Tea Party, this kind of sensibility,” said Penn.
In mid-February 2011, Penn was Hugo Chavez’s guest of honor, serving as keynote speaker at graduation ceremonies for Venezuela’s Salvador Allende Medical School. “Allow me to impart a little anecdote,” said Penn to the enchanted crowd. “I had the privilege to introduce my children to comandante Fidel Castro and as he posed for a photo between them I told him: ‘President, I’ll now be denounced in the U.S. for educating my children as socialist revolutionaries.’” Castro responded: “That’s among the best things that could happen to them.”
In December 2012, Penn traveled to Bolivia to attend a candlelight vigil for the health of the ailing Hugo Chavez. At the vigil, Penn said: “He’s one of the most important forces we’ve had on this planet, and I’ll wish him nothing but that great strength he has shown over and over again. I do it in love, and I do it in gratitude.” When Chavez subsequently died on March 5, 2013, Penn said: “Today the people of the United States lost a friend it never knew it had. And poor people around the world lost a champion. I lost a friend I was blessed to have. My thoughts are with the family of President Chavez and the people of Venezuela.”
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Actress Confronts Sean Penn Over His Support for Chavez: ‘You Are a Communist A**Hole!’
Dec. 19, 2011
Cuban-born, Venezuelan-raised actress Maria Conchita Alonso and actor Sean Penn had a contentious exchange at Los Angeles International airport recently, in which Alonso called Penn a “communist a**hole” and Penn called Alonso a “pig.”
Over a year and a half after Alonso penned an open letter to Penn asking him why he supports socialist Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, the two met up serendipitously (or not so) at LAX while both were waiting to claim lost luggage.
Alonso, who starred alongside Penn in the 1988 film “Colors,” described the exchange to Steve Malzberg on WMAL.
“I go ‘Hello,’ and he smiles and says, ‘Oh, you lost your bag too?” Alonso told Steve Malzberg on WMAL. “And I’m like, ‘No, my mother (lost her bag).’ And at that moment he recognizes me because he didn’t recognize me before, and he goes, ‘Oh, it’s you.’”
Alonso says she calmly told Penn she wanted to speak with him about the tension over Chavez.
“He goes, ‘I don’t want to talk to you. You speak badly about me. You insult me on TV,” Alonso said.
Alonso says the conversation escalated when Penn accused Alonso’s brother of attempting to assassinate Chavez, which Alonso says is not true.
“So I’m like, ‘You are in favor of Hugo Chavez and [Iranian President Mahmoud] Ahmadinejad.’ Because I also saw a picture of footage from TV where Chavez and Ahmadinejad are together and Sean Penn is next to them. And, you know, he’s like ‘I’ve never said that about Ahmadinejad. You’re a pig.’ And I go to him, ‘And you are a communist, Sean Penn!’”
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Sean who? Wasn’t he a mediocre actor or something?