Mark Ruffalo on terror advisory list

[Magda Hassan]

Mark Ruffalo on terror advisory list


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Actor Mark Ruffalo has been placed on a terror advisory list by U.S. officials after organizing screenings for a new documentary about natural gas drilling.
The "Zodiac" actor arranged showings for "GasLand" earlier this year and voiced his concerns about the practice in relation to the national water supplies.
But his efforts to raise awareness and demand a stop to natural gas drilling reportedly attracted the attention of officials from Pennsylvania's Office of Homeland Security - and he recently discovered it had landed him on a terror alert watchlist.
But Ruffalo is taking it all in his stride and has laughed off the idea he could be a threat to security.
He tells GQ magazine, "(It's) pretty f**kin' funny."

[David Guyatt]

Yup, serves him right.

Can't go around disrupting the natural business order without punishment.

If you let people do things like that, then all those back-handers and payoffs will begin to dry up and the economy will suffer.

Place him on indefinite detention I say.

Now sing with me this morning's hymn.

[Jan Klimkowski]

Yup, serves him right.

Can't go around disrupting the natural business order without punishment.

If you let people do things like that, then all those back-handers and payoffs will begin to dry up and the economy will suffer.

Place him on indefinite detention I say.

Now sing with me this morning's hymn.

Yup.

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