WhiteHouse.gov petition seeks to give Alaska back to Russia
The campaign currently falls about 70K signatures short but coincides with Russia's annexation of Crimea
A petition on WhiteHouse.gov seeking to give Alaska back to Russia is probably safe to file under "N" for "Never Gonna Happen."
Still, 30,000 people have lent their virtual John Hancocks to the petition. Rules dictate petitions with 100,000 or more signatures get an official response from the White House. The creator(s) of this one have until April 20 to make that happen.
And there's the timing of the petition, which coincides with Russia's annexation of Crimea, a move that was rejected by the United Nations.
The petition's language is a bit difficult to follow, but a kind of Russian patriotism seems to shine through. Below, the text from WhiteHouse.gov:
Groups Siberian russians crossed the Isthmus (now the Bering Strait) 16-10 thousand years ago.
Russian began to settle on the Arctic coast, Aleuts inhabited the Aleutian Archipelago. ... Read on at Source
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Permalink Reply by Not mainstreamer on
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There are a lot of indigenous people around the world that would like to rule themselves rather to be ruled by some imperial power. That is a question of principles. An alternative principle is to decide by weaponry.
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Permalink Reply by Maria De Wind on
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First step is mental: Accepting this "government" is not a Government, i.e. working for the owners = the People
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