Carrie Prejean Prepared Statement

Let me begin by saying I treasure the opportunity I’ve had to represent the great State of California, and I would like to extend my deepest gratitude to the thousands of Californians, and other Americans, I have met and who have stood with me through this controversial firestorm. One of the many enduring things about being Miss California USA was the opportunity to get to meet and know so many wonderful people. I would not be the strong, courageous woman I am today without your support, and prayers.
I would like to thank Mr. Donald Trump and his organization for his support and defending me through the most challenging time of my life. I am so grateful for him, and the opportunity I’ve had to get to know him. I admire, and respect him. I wish Tami Farrell the best; I know she will do a great job.
I hope Americans watching this story unfold, take away the most important lesson I have learned through all of this: nothing is more important than standing up for what you believe in, no matter what the cost may be. I’ve done my best under the difficult circumstances to handle the vicious attacks with integrity and show respect to others, even those who don’t agree with me.
I worked in good faith to meet my responsibilities as Miss California USA. I have met every scheduled appearance, and responsibility, as recently as May 31st. I have followed the proper protocol requested of me and haven’t made any appearances or speaking engagements without the consent or approval from the Miss California USA or Miss Universe Organizations. I have not signed with any book publisher or taken on any business proposals. As of today, June 11, 2009, I have done everything possible to honor my contract.
I am proud to be an American, and blessed to have had the opportunity to exercise my freedom of speech. I am excited and looking forward to where God leads me in the future. I know He has big plans for me. I am proud to be the strong woman God has molded me to be. I will always stand for the truth, respectfully, and never back down.
Thank you and God Bless,
Carrie Prejean
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sure...this from a girl who lies in church...

Model Defends Malnutrition

A Miss Universe Australia finalist has hit back at claims she is too thin, saying she is happy with her body and eats up to eight meals a day. We think she meant 8 ounces.
Stephanie Naumoska is 5ft 11in tall, weighs 108 lbs. and her gaunt appearance shocked some onlookers at the contest in Sydney.The 19-year-old model has a reported body mass index of 15 - making her malnourished by World Health Authority standards.
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Miss Universalicious

Miss Universe 2008, Venezuelan Dayana Mendoza, 22, will retain her crown despite a nearly topless modeling photo of the pageant queen that surfaced.
The photo was for an ad campaign that Dayana posed for long before she was a contestant in Miss Universe. She posed for the Italian jewelry company when she was just fifteen. Posing topless at fifteen is seen as taboo here in the states, and even classified as child porn. However in European countries nudity is not such a big deal.
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