Humor moves the most cynical hearts, even those desensitized to outrage by daily news of corruption and malfeasance. Humor can provoke action where stark, raw facts fail.
Where can you learn the truth about BP and its cozy connection with Congress?
Politicians won't tell you. And the 11 o'clock news can't fit all the words into a sound bite or will you find it in the yellow pages.
High-minded non-profits organizations O.D.'d on dignity are without a clue about how to talk to the public.
Meanwhile the Big Oil companies are content to sit tight and closed-mouthed about their bribing of congresspersons with bags full of campaign funds to delay passage of taking away subsidies and safety requirements until you get sick of asking.
Here's the good news! Now at last the public can get into an important communications conduit-- a poster that let's Americans start talking to Americans.
This ballsy patriotic message have been created and produced by Foil -- The Foreign Oil Independence League website to encourage people to seek out the straight dope on www.opensecrets.org concerning the amount of lobbying and cash heaped on individual Congresspersons by Big Oil lobbying money
JoinFoil.org will operate with donations from the people, and for the people who long for cut-to-the-chase heroic messages up front on patriotic posters.
A contribution of just $20 buys a poster.
The purchase of the outrageous, thought-provoking poster will help finance a response to a dangerous condition that affects you, your family and America.
The 11" x 17" poster is to be seen in office buildings, plants, service stations, truck stops, schools and universities as a wake-up statement to get more people involved in the political process.
Anybody who's against the poster is against finding out the truth.
Using the outrageous and unacceptable visuals to create attention helps level the playground between corporate and the interests of the public.
Pressure on exposed politicians will move our nation's representative to be held accountable, answerable and responsive to the public.
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