Poor Lindsay, I’d be upset with Facebook too if they deleted my account! According to Lindsay’s MySpace, an administrator at Facebook deleted Lindsay’s account because they believed it to be a fake. Lindsay’s Facebook account was under “Bella Vita”, and Facebook users were very happy that Lindsay had actually commented on this thread about Lindsay & Sam not breaking up. That comment, along with Lindsay’s Facebook account, has been disabled.

“at first i laughed, and then i got angry. angry because, with ALL the people that PRETEND to be me on facebook, they decide to say I AM THE FAKE- of myself. all i can think is, WHO is running this site? and how can they just “disable” my account without first, sending me a warning notice, or AT LEAST asking me some account verification questions. here they are re-designing the look on the site when they should be setting up a more secure way of allowing people to set up an account. i wasn’t even under my name, i had a fake name on my account because, obviously i didn’t want everyone on facebook to know it was me.”

Lindsay has every right to be annoyed - to be very pissed off. It’s not easy as a celebrity to set up an account on these social networking sites, and now, even if they do un-disable her account, any hope of being somewhat anonymous is now erased. I hope it all works out!

Also, Lindsay Lohan posted another MySpace entry that will make us all quite satisfied:

“samantha ronson and lindsay lohan (me) are NOT breaking up”

“oy vey! rumors” indeed! But really happy to hear the great news!

Thanks Stephon!

Lindsay Lohan decided to turn her hand at politics with a well-researched piece about Sarah Palin. I think these feelings are felt by many in the US, and I’m glad that the dialogue is open and people are trying to understand the issues so they can vote appropriately.

In her blog post, Lindsay points out many of Sarah’s conservative beliefs, like that being gay is a sin and gay people need to be “converted”, or her radical agendas to drill for oil in protected land areas. Lindsay looks like she was tipped over the edge on the issues by seeing a press release about Sarah Palin’s church holding a conference to convert gays. As Lindsay points out, women have come a long way in having the choice over our own bodies, so for a woman with political power (and potentially even more in future) to negate that is scary. Lindsay seems to also sniff the desire for celebrity in Sarah Palin.

Lindsay ends with a quote from herself:

“I have faith that this country will be all that it can be with the proper guidance. I really hope that all of you make your decisions based on the facts and what feels right to you in your heart-vote for obama!”

Samantha Ronson clarifies that she did not write this post on Lindsay’s blog (as she was accused of doing after she reposted it), though did help Lindsay prepare it.