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wamsachel
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About wamsachel
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Comment #19288665
THANK YOU #sent from my vim
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Comment #18149282
>And how long did the incident last? Not long, I left the gas station and received a call from the police within an hour or two, and I kind of remember them telling me it was only …
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Comment #18144564
/shrugs Well then congrats to the NSA; they successfully weeded out a spazzy dork
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Comment #18144326
Yes; the background investigation produced a police report which I hadn't mentioned in my application. At the time of the gas station incident, I didn't know that I had just create…
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Comment #18144206
>Would you really want to work for an organization that plays those sort of mind games? reply No, I don't anymore. But at the time I was excited for the opportunity
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Comment #18143837
I once was gassing up at a station, and for whatever reason the card reader on the pump wasn't charging, but would let me pump gas anyways. So me, and everyone else who'd used that…
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Comment #17881882
Puh-leaze Russia has it's issues, but the current craze is just that: crazy. People are becoming more acutely aware of the tightening noose of big money spending in government/elec…
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Comment #17677570
Newsrooms must circle the wagons to protect one of their own, but when it comes time to make a buck off of someone else's social media flubs...
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Comment #14657489
His writings critical of the West go largely ignored in the West, which again isn't that surprising. For example his forward for Animal Farm was famously censored from publication.…
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Comment #14649606
It's not odd at all when you consider what works of Orwell are cited in pop culture (1984, Animal Farm) and which ones are not (Homage to Catalonia)
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Comment #14572524
D.A.R.E Drug Acquisitions Require Encryption
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Comment #14361911
haha I had the same thought when I saw the title, 'wait, that's just regular commerce right?'
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Comment #14169293
What'd I violate?
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Comment #14115851
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA omg so fucking funny
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Comment #14109848
>The openness of our military is one of the great strengths of American democracy. lmao if you believe that's true.
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Comment #14109844
War is a great way for the corporate media and the government to work together to manufacture public opinion. The Syrian airstrikes earlier in the month was a moment of circling th…
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Comment #14109708
Yes. Moron.
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Comment #13944603
> I'm guessing somewhere in Africa is a safe bet, given the lack of resource exploitation there, ...what?
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Comment #13932494
Yep, the education system is a juicy target for the rich and the powerful to subvert. Laser guided bombs and foreign trade agreements are not the machinations of people who worship…
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Comment #13834872
Yep, a school teacher doesn't need to harp to their students about how they're hearing the truth. Whereas a church pastor frequently brings it up
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Comment #13814610
But part of these leaks implicate the Russians, as their toy chest has been exposed too.
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Comment #13707303
I don't know, but I've seen health notifications on Nintendo games and Blizzard games.
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Comment #13707289
You're fantasizing. The bombing of the Doctors Without Borders hospital wasn't some ethical decision between good and bad, rather it was military members getting orders to bomb a t…