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Fake Twitter Accounts Used To Promote Tar Sands Pipeline

First Posted: 08/08/11 06:26 PM ET Updated: 10/08/11 06:12 AM ET

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www.guardian.co.uk:

Oil companies are believed to be behind fake accounts by 'SarahMama2', 'droidude7816' and 'JennyJohnson10' in support of planned Keystone XL tar sands pipeline from Alberta to Texas.

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08:12 PM on 08/08/2011
Conservative tr0//s need something to do between elections
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06:40 PM on 08/08/2011
"a little photo of some doughy white guy having a light-saber fight with Darth Vader!"

Oh that "doughy white guy" has got to be Ezra Levant from SUN Media since he and another lawyer are running the "ETHICAL OIL" webside.

Why do they need to CONVINCE anyone as The Corporate State of America is in full control with a Conservative Premier in Canada and Dailey (CoS for Obama (a Rockefeller agent)) blowing OIL into Obama's ear daily!
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06:03 PM on 08/08/2011
What? dishonesty from oil companies? I find that hard to believe...........

sarcasm intended.
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05:51 PM on 08/08/2011
Interesting how the Guardian got this first. The "Tar Muds" are a bigger mess than we think.
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