In that case I assume it's an affiliate link with drive by installations, pop-ups and dodgy gay porn flashing on my screen here in the office. So I better remove your link to protect other from the same crap.
Thats going very low. Trying to use already active propaganga in the USA to raise awareness that way for greenpeace. It's like on TV when everybody hopped on the reality tv craze. I guess terrorist threats are still an 'IT' thing.
Yes its extremely low. Completely agree with you there. I can't believe that they would use the disaster in a greenpeace ad. Couldn't they thought of a million other ways to get their point across?
GreenPeacers are zealots GreenPeacers are passionate beyond influence – I mean that they are so passionate that they can't begin to reason, or articulate their points to others with-out completely turning people off or accosting them. There are millions of people active in recycling, conserving resource expenditures, promoting proper treatment of animals, and providing realistic, everyday solutions to otherwise poor policies regarding these issues - that would never associate themselves with extremeists like GreenPeace Its like religion, politics, social issues or any other element that people can become impassioned about - when you pass the point where you can no longer share your viewpoint effectively with out reducing your moral/ethical standing and/or causing someone mental or physical damage then you cease to have a positive effect on your own goals of sharing your experience GreenPeacers, Crusaders, Terrorists, and That guy who killed the abortion doctor because the doctor ‘killed babies’ are cut from the same cloth in my book – they’re saying I’m SO passionate about one aspect of what I believe, that I’m able to forget about EVERYTHING else I believe about the treatment of my fellow man in order to FORCE my view points on them. Maybe GreenPeace should hire some ecologically-apathetic corporate advertising/PR firm to do their talking for them – then maybe we’d be able to listen to their often-times-valid view points with-out the white noise of their standard impassioned mantras