SARAH PALIN: Alaska’s Position on the Globe (Yes, You Can See Russia!)

SARAH PALIN FACEBOOK ^ | by Sarah Palin on Sunday, October 31, 2010 at 5:58pm | SARAH PALIN

[onyx]

At last week’s revved-up Anchorage rally for Joe Miller I spoke to the independent, inspired crowd about the need to change Washington so Alaska can finally develop our natural resources to help secure the union. In the discussion, of course, the fact was made that our strategic location on the globe is key to resource development, military security, and transportation and shipping lanes boosting export opportunities, etc. And naturally I included a riff on the fact that you can actually see Russia from Alaska, because apparently only Alaskans know it’s true. Anyway, my good buddies throughout the state continue to send their “pictures of truth,” along with the plea to prove my point and put to rest the lamestream media’s mocking of that point. I promised my buddies I would prove it. So here you go. Some friends emailed photos showing how close Alaska is to Russia. This one shows Russia over the shoulder of a tough Alaskan. We are proud of our strategic location as the air crossroads of the world, our rich natural resources, and our valuable shipping and transportation lanes affecting the commerce of Pacific Rim countries. We need a U.S. Senator who will fight the feds for our right to responsibly develop and contribute to the rest of the U.S., so we can help secure the union economically and physically. We need Joe Miller!

- Sarah Palin

[onyx]

Governor Palin will speak with Bret Baier and Megyn Kelly for a Fox News special tonight at 8 PM EST and with Greta Van Susteren tonight at 10 PM EST.

[Jim Robinson]

We can see TEA-nami Tuesday from our front porch!!

[Jim Robinson]

Go, Miller, GO!!

[onyx]

SARAH PALIN'S PING LIST

[musicman]

Great read and thanks for the Fox info!!

BTTT !!!

[CedarDave]

On the left of the photo is Little Diomede, behind it is Big Diomede, and to the right of them you can see the Russian mainland. Photo of Lynn Nelson.

[The Cajun]

So, you finally decided to support Sarah.

Sorry, just couldn't resist ;^)

[onyx]

Jim wrote,

We can see TEA-nami Tuesday from our front porch!!

[onyx]

The Cajun wrote *this* to me!!!

"So, you finally decided to support Sarah"

LOL. Yeah, it was a tough pull, but this guy pictured below with Sarah convinced me!

[AFreeBird]

Front porch? That’s nothing: I can see it from my BASEMENT!

:-))

[The Cajun]

That Jim Thompson fella sure does get around ;^)

[onyx]

Your former Governor Sarah Palin wrote,

"We need a U.S. Senator who will fight the feds for our right to responsibly develop and contribute to the rest of the U.S., so we can help secure the union economically and physically. We need Joe Miller! "

Governor Palin will speak with Bret Baier and Megyn Kelly for a Fox News special tonight at 8 PM EST and with Greta Van Susteren tonight at 10 PM EST.

[onyx]

You betcha!

[onyx]

If “he” wants to watch football.... there’s the kitchen TV...LOL.

[Dr. Sivana]

Anyone who has played Risk knows that Kamchatka (Russia) is adjacent to Alaska.

[Aria]

Did she know who he is?

[onyx]

Yep!

[onyx]

Yes, I think she was introduced to Jim by TPE’s Sal Russo. I’ll try to find you the link where Jim talked about their introduction.

[onyx]

From our good FRiend in ALASKA (who's always been right) so he doesn't have to repeat his post on every thread

There's alot more going on behind the scenes than being reported on local Anch & Fairbnks news; but I expect they can't keep a lid on it much longer after Palin opened up on Chris Wallace, ha ha. Friends in both cities tell me people are upset over all of this and are blaming the filthy crook Lisa & her friends. One buddy called and said that there are double the sign wavers for Miller now on the streets than for Murkowski and the increase is all about what has just occurred with the media.

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WOO-HOO! THANKS Eska and GO JOE MILLER!!!!

[plumcrazy]

Many years ago, when I was in either grade school or middle school, I remember being told that you could see Russia from places in Alaska. This was at a time when we were in the “Cold War” with Russia and Alaska was being represented as a line of defense against the Russians.