Want to see where our Sec. of State feeling's really lie?

[Botany]

The other pictures of the oil tanker from a google search have been blocked.

[bleever]

1. Archive this one.

Condi: she's full of it.

[Botany]

2. Bleever

The Bleever pond.

Funny, less then a year ago you could do a google search and get 5 + images of
the Condi Rice oil tanker .... now ..... only this one.

[upi402]

4. Dang

or dam, whichever!

[Patsy Stone]

3. No honey...

She wants to be large and in charge of this tanker:



Just say no!!!

[Stephanie]

5. found these at altavista - not much

http://www.aztlan.net/oiltanker.htm



http://www.usnewslink.com/ricetestimony.htm

[Stephanie]

6. they don't look real though

the Chevron sign doesn't look right

[Steve A Play]

7. It is photoshopped,

Chevron renamed the tanker.

Chevron redubs ship named for Bush aide
Condoleezza Rice drew too much attention

- Carla Marinucci, Chronicle Political Writer

Saturday, May 5, 2001

Leaving a wave of controversy in its wake, one of the most visible reminders of the Bush administration's ties to big oil - the 129,000-ton Chevron tanker Condoleezza Rice - has quietly been renamed, Chevron officials acknowledged yesterday.

"We made the change to eliminate the unnecessary attention caused by the vessel's original name," said Chevron spokesman Fred Gorell.

The double-hulled, Bahamian-registered oil tanker carrying the moniker of Bush's national security adviser was renamed the Altair Voyager, after a star, Gorell said.

The unannounced decision to rechristen the tanker was made by Chevron officials in late April, after "we had been in discussions with (Rice's) office," said Gorell. Asked if Rice or the White House had specifically requested the name change, Gorell said, "that's not for me to discuss."

Rice's spokeswoman, Maryellen Countryman, did not return calls on the matter yesterday.

The Chronicle reported a month ago that the White House had faced questions over the appropriateness of the tanker's name -- particularly as California struggled with the effects of an energy crisis.

The giant vessel was part of the international fleet of the San Francisco- based multinational oil firm, christened several years ago in honor of Rice, a longtime Chevron board member. Rice, a former Stanford University provost, served on Chevron's board from 1991 until Jan. 15, when she resigned after Bush named her his top national security aide.

<more>

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2001/05/05/MN223743.DTL&type=printable

Steven P. :kick:

[newyawker99]

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