Pamela Anderson APPEALS To Obama !!!

by **J The Kidd** Wed Nov 19, 2008 10:55 pm

Actress PAMELA ANDERSON has penned an open letter to U.S.
President-Elect BARACK OBAMA - urging him to legalize marijuana,
promote vegetarianism and put an end to the War In Iraq.

The former Baywatch babe, born in Canada, voted for the first time
in this month's (Nov08) historical presidential elections after
successfully gaining dual citizenship in 2004.

She is now using her voice to appeal to Obama so he can set about
making changes to the law once he takes up residence in the White House
in January (09).

And among the issues on her list is a demand for tougher punishment for child abusers.

In an error-riddled missive on her website she writes, "Dear Mr. Obama: My thoughts/hopeful ideas-:
"...Government must Castrate every molester-or potential molester-
error (sic) on the safe side- if any child pornography is found in
anyone’s possession-or anyone creating such atrocities-or if any child
Is brave enough to come forward (at any young age to bring attention to
a potential molester- listen) they need to be taken very seriously and
see that justice is served-The abuse is way worse than any trial could
be- our children need more protection and justice seen. It needs to be
PREVENTED not just punished.

"...I think we should Legalize Marijuana, tax and monitor -farm Hemp
etc-this would make our borders less corrupt and then I think
eventually this will be more secure option and save children in the
long run – we should be able to farm Hemp in America- it’s just silly-
it would create jobs- and be good for environment.

"Bring our Troops home safely- Stop the killing and work with Veterans
to secure a peaceful way world wide-using their 1st hand wisdom
lovingly across all borders together. It is not a war Economy anymore-
obviously.

"...Promote vegetarianism-which would help end world hunger- crack down
on factory farming that is killing the environment and slaughtering so
many animals- wastefully and carelessly and it’s unhealthy/and it’s
just impractical- to think this is monitored/regulated effectively."