10-02-2016, 20:46
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If we had done a tenth of what she has done with classified information, we would be vulture food!
But, she seeks the highest office in the land and the uninformed care less!
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10-03-2016, 00:47
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#167
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Originally Posted by Agoge2
If we had done a tenth of what she has done with classified information, we would be vulture food!
But, she seeks the highest office in the land and the uninformed care less!
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She just has democrats in all the right places. Democrats are not going to indict another democrat.
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10-03-2016, 08:10
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#168
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more headaches with IA training and cyber security awareness because a Clinton decided that rules and decorum don't apply to them is the exact same "fuck you America" that we got when bill Clinton sodomized his intern resulting in the army having to wear and carry those dumbassed army values cards back in the 90s...
the Clinton family has a way of doing that don't they...
...quick get on twitter and send a hashbrown/anyone but trump tweet
hashbrown, hashtag, what difference at this point does it make
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10-03-2016, 15:22
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And, roger; I don't know anything about hashtags but I know what to do with hashbrowns.
Any discussion of the Clintons (who fall under the heading dai-kaiju in their own right) must now include an indictment of the conduct of the FBI.
At less than 45 days - Nothing.Will.Be.Done.
(which has been coincidentally the playbook when there were 345 days...)
We are witnessing a coup committed on the American people.
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10-04-2016, 11:32
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Emperor Palpatine had less resistance when he took over the galactic senate...
...of course, he was a fucking Sith Lord where-as hillAry kliNt0n is a mere mortal
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10-04-2016, 11:41
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Originally Posted by Billy L-bach
Emperor Palpatine had less resistance when he took over the galactic senate...
...of course, he was a fucking Sith Lord were as hillAry kliNt0n is a mere mortal
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LMFAO!
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10-04-2016, 14:47
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Billy L-bach
Emperor Palpatine had less resistance when he took over the galactic senate...
...of course, he was a fucking Sith Lord where-as hillAry kliNt0n is a mere mortal
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No she isnt. Havent you seen "they live"?
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10-04-2016, 16:41
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Agoge2
If we had done a tenth of what she has done with classified information, we would be vulture food!
But, she seeks the highest office in the land and the uninformed care less!
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The uninformed being all Americans who have never served in the military or government - and quite few who do serve in government and never see a classified document. That's now a majority of Americans.
In forums like this one we feel a sense of outrage because we have seen classified information and understand why it needs protection. For most Americans, their only exposure to classified information is what Edward Snowden released to the Guardian (that statement is not intended as an indictment of Snowden). Using that as your baseline I can understand why many Americans yawn over the whole issue. They have no context.
I recall a talking head some 40 years ago saying the presidential race is won on foreign policy and national defense. That was 40 years ago. Today, for at least half the voting public it's more about "who is promising me the most stuff". Or, who looks cool on tv. Bill Clinton is a low-life but one of the best election moves ever was his appearance on Arsenio Hall playing a lousy rendition of Heartbreak Hotel on his sax. That was a turning point in American politics. The presidential race moved from positions to popularity.
That's why only a few give a crap about the whole issue. Private email servers, classified information, blah, blah, blah. More talking heads. Give it a week and no one even remembers. But they'll remember that opening sequence from Saturday Night Live.
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10-04-2016, 16:47
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^^ Yup.
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10-04-2016, 17:15
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Originally Posted by cedsall
The uninformed being all Americans who have never served in the military or government - and quite few who do serve in government and never see a classified document. That's now a majority of Americans.
In forums like this one we feel a sense of outrage because we have seen classified information and understand why it needs protection. For most Americans, their only exposure to classified information is what Edward Snowden released to the Guardian (that statement is not intended as an indictment of Snowden). Using that as your baseline I can understand why many Americans yawn over the whole issue. They have no context.
I recall a talking head some 40 years ago saying the presidential race is won on foreign policy and national defense. That was 40 years ago. Today, for at least half the voting public it's more about "who is promising me the most stuff". Or, who looks cool on tv. Bill Clinton is a low-life but one of the best election moves ever was his appearance on Arsenio Hall playing a lousy rendition of Heartbreak Hotel on his sax. That was a turning point in American politics. The presidential race moved from positions to popularity.
That's why only a few give a crap about the whole issue. Private email servers, classified information, blah, blah, blah. More talking heads. Give it a week and no one even remembers. But they'll remember that opening sequence from Saturday Night Live.
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Very well said, sir!
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10-05-2016, 14:53
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This guy should probably be on a suicide watch.
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An arms dealer who had threatened to reveal potantially damaging information about Hillary Clinton's alleged role in arming Islamist militants until federal prosecutors abruptly dropped their case against him Tuesday, told Fox News the case has cost him everything.
Federal prosecutors faced a Wednesday deadline to turn over discovery documents to the legal team of American Marc Turi, who had been charged with selling weapons to Libyan rebels. Late Tuesday, an announcement came that the government was dropping the case, which was set to go to trial on Nov. 8 – the day American voters choose between Clinton and GOP nominee Donald Trump. The move may avert a release of potentially explosive documents.
“I am glad this horrific five-year ordeal is over and I am pleased to be able to move on with my life," Turi told Fox News in a statement. "The American public has the right to know that an injustice was committed against an innocent American."
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10-05-2016, 15:36
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Originally Posted by cedsall
The uninformed being all Americans who have never served in the military or government - and quite few who do serve in government and never see a classified document. That's now a majority of Americans.
In forums like this one we feel a sense of outrage because we have seen classified information and understand why it needs protection. For most Americans, their only exposure to classified information is what Edward Snowden released to the Guardian (that statement is not intended as an indictment of Snowden). Using that as your baseline I can understand why many Americans yawn over the whole issue. They have no context.
I recall a talking head some 40 years ago saying the presidential race is won on foreign policy and national defense. That was 40 years ago. Today, for at least half the voting public it's more about "who is promising me the most stuff". Or, who looks cool on tv. Bill Clinton is a low-life but one of the best election moves ever was his appearance on Arsenio Hall playing a lousy rendition of Heartbreak Hotel on his sax. That was a turning point in American politics. The presidential race moved from positions to popularity.
That's why only a few give a crap about the whole issue. Private email servers, classified information, blah, blah, blah. More talking heads. Give it a week and no one even remembers. But they'll remember that opening sequence from Saturday Night Live.
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I'm pretty sure that 30+ years after leaving the Submarine Service and I'd still be tossed in federal pen if I started disclosing classified information about submarine operations even that long ago. I still state "I can neither confirm nor deny" when someone asks me about something that's been made public.
F*ck all of the DemoLosers - perhaps one day they will all hang for their actions when they piss off enough deplorable people.
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11-22-2016, 02:27
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Remain above the law
WTH President Elect Trump ? The Clinton crime family get's another walk and it is not right.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ood-thing.html
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11-22-2016, 04:21
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That is not chiseled in stone. I'm hopping that it's his attempt to keep B.O. from giving her a blanket pardon. If he can do that, then he can pursue criminal charges against her once he's in office.
Pat
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11-22-2016, 04:22
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Well, Trump said that "he" wouldn't pursue investigation, but perhaps the new Attorney General will take it upon himself to examine the evidence and indict Mrs. Klinton.
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