Dang, Erasing History?
A Brooklyn-based Hasidic newspaper removed Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and another woman from the now-iconic photo of the Obama national security team watching the raid that killed Osama bin Laden from the White House Situation Room.
The original photo, taken as the raid was occurring, famously shows Clinton in the center of the room, with her hand over her mouth. But the newspaper Der Tzitung, described by the Jewish Week as "ultra-Orthodox," has a policy of never printing photos of women in its pages because it thinks they could be sexually suggestive. Thus, Clinton and counterterrorism director Audrey Tomason, who was seen standing at the back of the room, were removed from the picture.
The blogger Failed Messiah was the first to notice the Photoshopping.
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Daphne Guinness in Alexander McQueen
Brooklyn Decker in Michael Kors
Ginnifer Goodwin in Topshop Unique
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And in a twist of fate the chick takes down the kitten. The little chick ended the kittens career before it even started!
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The truth hurts and the truth is forever honest. This is a great series of altering existing world-wide brands to describe what they really are or what they can be, if you absorb too much of it.
Next time before you bite, think of this.
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Who would of thought 15 years ago that kids would spend their time in front of a screen spying on their friends. Meanwhile their parents will be doing the same thing and forgeting about preparing dinner.
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