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Hodar 1 point ago +1 / -0

Maybe giving the King another Booster round will be an aid to Great Britain

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Hodar 9 points ago +9 / -0

So if Trump has no immunity while President, for crimes he didn't commit; and evidence that FISA warrants used to get the investigation were done by fraud,

then Obama and Joe can be tried for crimes they did. With receipts, video and audio of them boasting about committing them.

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Hodar 2 points ago +2 / -0

Another legitimate question is "Is there still a customer base to sell this product to?"

If there is no market demand to buy their gloves, you stop throwing good money after bad.

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Hodar 8 points ago +8 / -0

I wish, I really do. America lacks the B@LLS to do anything like that. We don't even has the testicular fortitude to tell "furries" and trans, that they are mentally ill.

Accountability is racist. Now, I have volunteered to personally purchase $10,000 of American made Hemp rope, and donate 2 weeks leave to pull the lever. I would sleep well at night, and the world would be a much better place after my 2 weeks of work; but our country lacks the courage to do what needs to be done.

Making up laws, falsifying records, and prosecuting the ONE MAN who stood up; is all the courage you will find in leadership.

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Hodar 4 points ago +4 / -0

Seeing a lot of "not my friends" die suddenly".

Not saying this is a good thing, but as they "aren't my friend", I am saving a bundle on flowers these past years, plus no need to take a day off, attend a funeral, or wear a suit.

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Hodar 1 point ago +1 / -0

Cheers to the Mods

Some people want nothing more than to see the world burn. There is criticism, and there is constructive criticism. One may bruise your ego, but helpful; the other is nothing but insults and hate.

There is no contribution, just insults.

Where, I may declare that the current DNC regime is evil and hates us; the solution is rope - that's constructive. I am offering a solution; one that is gathering a lot of support.

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Hodar 2 points ago +2 / -0

I haven't been in that world for over 20 years. But, the desktop I had would sent an IT alert, and self-lock you out if it detected any storage medium plugged into it by USB. CD player, USB stick, external drive.

That was grounds for immediate termination. Some folks plugged in wireless mice/keyboards and were duly chewed out for that. As those were not "storage devices", they were not fired. But there were a few fools who plugged a Bluetooth receiver in, so they could play their music through the speakers. They were walked to the door with access revoked within hours. The contractor at the base made this policy crystal clear.

Hence, my shock that Pfc Bradley's ability exposed an enormous hole in what was a feared network to do your job on.

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Hodar 2 points ago +2 / -0

I have had clearance, Been there, done that. What blew my mind was the Pfc. Bradley Manning case, where a Pfc not only had Top Secret access to NIPRNET, but was able to connect a DVD-R/W player to the computer, copy files onto the DVD labelled Beyonce', and access not only Afghanistan classified material, but politician's agendas in Europe.

there seemed to be absolutely NO controls as to what an individual could access, copy to a remote device, regardless of "need to know" (which he clearly did not have), Classification Level or access privileges. I have better file management at home on my Mac than NIPRNET demonstrated to have.

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Hodar 5 points ago +5 / -0

Behold the power of Freedom of Speech.

Those elected to wield our Constitutionally guaranteed power, have limitless freedom of speech

Everyone else, is imprisoned, beaten or fined.

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Hodar 4 points ago +4 / -0

She is legally entitled to donate as much of HER money, as she wants.

There is only 1 reason for her to feel that she can put a gun against the head of every US taxpayer, and force us to donate to appease her greed.

Because they have been allowed to do this before. Davey Crockett told a story about his experiences with this type of attitude, when he served in Congress. Needless to say, we need men like Davey Crockett back in congress today.

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Hodar 3 points ago +3 / -0

This tells you everything you need to know

Note - neither party has ever worked together to pass a bill to help Americans then euphorically waved USA flags.

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Hodar 13 points ago +13 / -0

Any good liar knows that 95+ of what they tell should be verifiable truth. This sets a firm foundation for the phrasing, implied information, or blatant lie to build on. If facts a, b, c, d and e are all known to be true; then fact "f" can be manipulated with great care; so that the result is a believable fabrication.

The Devil is in the details; but so is God.

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Hodar 12 points ago +12 / -0

Many Liberals are simply too mentally feeble to realize that changing laws when it suits them, sets legal precedents that will apply when they are NOT in charge.

They live in a world where FEELINGS are considered critical thinking, many lack this very basic ability.

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Hodar 2 points ago +2 / -0

with each party bearing its own attorneys’ fees, costs, and expenses.

This is part and parcel of using the Legal System as a weapon.

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Hodar 4 points ago +4 / -0

Thank you. Brilliant analysis, and I just put Summa Theologica in my iPhone for future research.

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Hodar 4 points ago +4 / -0

Among the things I learned, when researching all the lies I have seen; is that Pyrazines (look it up) are added, as well as benzenes, to cigarettes. Why? Shouldn't a cigarette just be chopped up dried tobacco?

Ever wonder why native Americans smoked tobacco for over 1,000 years; yet they didn't become addicted? Why are American cigarettes so addictive?

Or, that Nicotine is only slightly addictive, it's also found in eggplant, tomatos, cauliflower and other veggies. Ever see anyone addicted to eggplant? Know anyone addicted to wearing Nicotine patches?

That low doses of Nicotine help with cognitive and hearing? The lies are non-stop. There is a reason why the big tobacco leaders could swear in front of Congress that Nicotine was not addictive. But, benzenes and pyrazines are VERY addictive.

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Hodar 1 point ago +1 / -0

Now don’t be mean, he thought they were brains

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Hodar 1 point ago +1 / -0

Glass. Miles and miles of glass forever changing the landscape and showing the world that terrorism has consequences

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Hodar 1 point ago +1 / -0

Having Senior Military leadership get excited about what they are going to wear to the invasion; never used to be an issue

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Hodar 9 points ago +9 / -0

Kids eating processed food is not necessarily due to parents working. There are more than a few lazy parents who simply can’t be bothered to feed their kids prepared meals.

When welfare pays for prepared meals, and the parents are too self centered to bother; if both parents are home - odds are they are t fixing meals.

Growing up on a farm, I started cooking meals at 12. With a cook book; kids could do the same; it’s not rocket science

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Hodar 2 points ago +2 / -0

Guilty as charged. You are correct. Thank you. Edited to fix

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Hodar 1 point ago +1 / -0

Dang, that's much bigger than I imagined. I thought a lot of those "starter" homes were under 2,000 sq ft. Little brother had a 4-square home, it was like 1,000 sq ft on the main floor, then the upper floor, and about 600 in the basement.

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