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i want off mr. bones' wild ride twitter.com/historyinmemes…
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Yes, Trump and Biden and Hillary all mishandled classified documents. You could argue "who did it worse," or you can question if we really need a system that crushes ordinary workers who fall afoul of it while excusing the same "crimes" if done by elites.
cbsnews.com/news/biden-cen…
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@bengalgod Are you high? The lesson isn't to pick a different charlatan to worship, it is to stop worshipping charlatans.
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@stacksacker Yeah they're probably just one big kitten shelter now.
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@doyourweb You can't trust anything anyone says from anywhere. Don't trust: check the facts.
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Or, you know, because I actually worked for the CIA and know exactly what they do. Or maybe I just opened a book at some point in my life.
I swear, these new-wave infowarrior types see the hidden hand of the Kremlin as the reason they got shorted a McNugget. Totally lost. twitter.com/OzKaterji/stat…
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After the last couple years, hard to ignore the feeling that the CIA's Color Revolutions are coming home.
We may come to regret spending decades normalizing the practice of disregarding elections, the precedent for ousting presidents.
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delivering a sermon on the dangers of "seed oils" as he washes down his Whopper™ with a liter of Mountain Dew™
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The other ones were kept on the desktop in a spreadsheet called "passwords.xls"
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This was more than 15 years ago now, but at the actual CIA, the default password used by the systems engineering team for *all kinds* of things was basically "password1234".
Not a joke. twitter.com/bankman_fraud/…
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There is the faintest sense of deja vu with this one.
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The US gov, through the FBI, had the censorship units at major internet platforms on speed dial.
Public figures that claimed such a year ago were cast out of polite society as lunatics. When it is now established to be true, the same polite people now shrug: "Trust the ruler." twitter.com/mtaibbi/status…
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"Bug," or "undocumented feature?" twitter.com/BreitbartNews/…
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*sigh* gonna be a big week twitter.com/cameron/status…
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"Almost all the projects of social reformers in these days are really 𝙡𝙞𝙗𝙚𝙧𝙩𝙞𝙘𝙞𝙙𝙚."
— John Stuart Mill, discussing the need for a book "on liberty." January 15th, 𝟭𝟴𝟱𝟱.
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Happy New Year, internet friends. twitter.com/lsjourneys/sta…
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"I am not violating my bail agreement," says man violating his bail agreement. twitter.com/SBF_FTX/status…
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Don't mess with Greta. twitter.com/GretaThunberg/…
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And arrogant? Me?
Well, I suppose I have to be guilty of something.
Merry Christmas.
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Can you name one? Just one?
Because even the government admits nobody died as a result of the 2013 revelations of Global Mass Surveillance. However, US courts *did* rule that they show the NSA broke the law. That reporting also won the Pulitzer Prize.
theguardian.com/us-news/2020/s… t.co/kf0j3dag5b
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@FBI Tell that to Daniel Hale, Reality Winner, Chelsea Manning, and Thomas Drake.
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