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Comment #43541594
This comment is non-sensical.
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Comment #9834712
>Not Implemented Tor IP not allowed Come on! What's the point of blocking tor for them?
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Comment #9828867
Spooks are not gods, it's public's attitude towards them that makes them god-like. German gov't could have started investigation and at least informed Spiegel. They might have foun…
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Comment #9828846
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COINTELPRO
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Comment #9828688
I posted paper to answer blatant "according to Constitution foreigners don't have any rights at all". Regarding other countries - they obviously have their own bills, laws and regu…
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Comment #9828671
>You have fewer rights at border crossings than living your life within the confines of the border, unfortunately. Now you'll say that location of Guantanamo Bay prison outside of …
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Comment #9828638
>no one interfered with their ability to publish any story How do you know it? What sort of interference would you expect these days anyway? The secret order signed by Angela Merke…
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Comment #9828604
Whether allied or not, foreign intelligence agencies spying on German citizens in Germany are unlawful and occasional "help" in the form of informal tips should not make them above…
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Comment #9828326
They might not have feared for their lives, but they obviously are afraid to have any information on them when crossing the borders and they are simply afraid to do their job as a …
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Comment #9828319
>I don't know what rules are in place as to what's OK in spying/sabotage and what isn't, but I imagine it's something not super unreasonable Yeah, but you see, when it comes to reg…
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Comment #9828252
>No they are not afraid. They both live outside of US now and have mentioned their reasons countless times. Laura Poitras explained why she's staying in Germany and how she does no…
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Comment #9828231
>If you don't want to answer about the chance of conviction, what do you wager the chances of a prosecutor simply bringing a case to a German court are? There have been lawsuits ag…
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Comment #9828219
Regardless of what US laws might or might not say about spying overseas, people and organizations that are operating there are expected to follow local laws. Since Germany doesn't …
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Comment #9828203
>According to the US constitution, foreigners don't have any rights at all. Legal scholars disagree with you: http://scholarship.law.georgetown.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?ar...
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Comment #9828197
>American filmmaker Linda Poitras introduced the person responsible for the largest intelligence leak in U.S. history (Snowden) to an American journalist Glenn Greenwald, who previ…
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Comment #9828185
> Getting around of not being able to spay on your own soil buy letting some other nation state collect all the things does not make it legal Not preventing someone from spying on …
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Comment #9750862
>try turning up at ha hospital with a bag of blood I have Rhnull and that is the only way I would donate my blood, ever. My mom (who also has this type) has been looked down as a e…
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Comment #550564
I see a lot of talent getting wasted in the name of FriendFeed. I believe Paul is much more capable of building a billion dollar business :) I hope friendfeed succeeds !!
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Comment #509563
Take it easy dude...It's always easy to bash on any product..what is important is whether you are making money out of it or not and whether it's reaching a wider audience or not. H…
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Comment #505284
Having a life outside programming :)
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Comment #502697
Why are they still in business ?
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Comment #496868
> most of the highest karma users Ones who post articles from PG.