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  1. 18 minutes ago, GSU&UT said:

    So if you read that article these guys were going to San Antonio to retrieve radioactive material from a non-profit lab, they brought sensor and a small amount of plutonium to calibrate them. They left this in the back of their car in a shitty area and it got stolen.

    Reminds me of when a kid stole several Gaboon Vipers from the National Zoo.  He put them in a garbage bag and then hopped onto a Metro bus. The rest is comedic gold. Except the vipers only bit him and plutonium isn't going to be as selective.  So yeah, very little similarities. 

     

    https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/local/2002/04/21/once-bitten-getting-by-snakeboys-love-of-nature-persists/c51978d0-e34e-4ec0-96e7-d1fcc74e4f4d/?utm_term=.af9835d01f39

  2. 1 hour ago, DixonHur said:

    Serious question.  What are the chances that the CIA, Justice Department, or Secret Service has bugged something of Trump's (cell phone, flag pin, etc.) To listen to his private meeting with Putin?

    1000%

     

  3. Didn't know where to put this but not starting a new thread.

    http://thehill.com/homenews/state-watch/396994-maryland-ag-probing-russians-purchase-of-state-election-system-software
     

    Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh (D) has launched an investigation after it was revealed that a Russian investor had purchased a software company that runs part of the state's voter registration system.

    CBS Baltimore reported that Maryland state Senate President Thomas Mike Miller (D) and House Speaker Michael Busch (D) said that the FBI had briefed them and Gov. Larry Hogan (R) on Thursday about the 2015 sale. The state was previously unaware of the sale.

    The software vendor, ByteGrid LLC, is financed by AltPoint Capital Partners. That company’s largest investor is Russian oligarch Vladimir Potanin, and its fund manager is also Russian, according to the outlet.

    The lawmakers announced the revelation just hours after special counsel Robert Mueller indicted 12 Russian intelligence officers for the 2016 hack of the Democratic National Committee (DNC).

    The indictment also alleged that the Russian officials had hacked into a state board of elections website and stole the personal information of about 500,000 voters.

  4. 1 hour ago, VRHorn said:

    Oatmeal fuckhead’s whataboutism is just about to peak and it is completely absurd that we allow retards like him and Johnny Sackless to post alongside brisket, goll, and others.

    we are now all aware that actual collaboration with a foreign government happened and some of these traitors (the only valid word) are still blowing Cheeto Benito.

    History has its eyes on you.

    They're hinging their argument on two parts:

    1. Yeah, but no votes were changed....that we know yet of or has been released.  And of course, the return for that support and money funneled into Trump's and others campaigns isn't an issue.  

    2. None of this is a problem though because Obama didn't stop it. We've heard but the US interferes in other country's elections which somehow is meaningful to allow conspirators against our own and why didn't Obama stop it?  Trump and the Republicans have undone everything else of Obama's because those were problems but the actual treason--non-issue.  They know very well that they poisoned the well because as Trump declared, if Hillary won, the elections were rigged because they were.  

    And our resident Republican dick munchers are here to support the current corruption because they've been choking on it for so long, to give up now would only make all that they've swallowed for naught.   Just keep on chugging, to liberal tears.   

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  5. 1 hour ago, Horn Under a Bad Sign said:

     

    The world is increasingly interdependent and interconnected . Unfortunately, the Manchurian Cantaloupe  in the Oval office either doesn't understand this or understands it but WANTS the U.S. to be isolated for some reason. Teddy Roosevelt's admonition, that we should talk softly but carry a big stick, has been lost on him.

    I imagine Trump talks loudly because he's packing a little stick.  

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  6. 1 hour ago, tchookem said:
    1 hour ago, Chad Fuck said:
    Feed the hungry, heal the sick, house the homeless.
    Aw fuck it.  More missiles!

    This is actually an important point, the increased spending isn't going to the soldiers' pockets or being used to care for veterans, it's making defense contractors very rich. Most Americans think defense cuts hurt the soldiers.

    Have friends that do contracts for various middlemen.  If you're not making 6 figures,  you're not doing it right.  But yeah, 'Merica and the soldiers.  

  7. 6 minutes ago, MaybeACoordinator said:

    Not sure why the anti-gay thing is making the rounds now. Story is from September of last year and comes from Newsweek, a source I have come to distrust, even though it consistently tells me what I want to hear. Because it consistently tells me what I want to hear. (That Trump is a shitbag.) It's like the Palmer Report of the MSM these days, and its empowered by a name most Americans trust. 

    I used to like TIME but when the f'k have they done a report on any of this in recent news?  They are the sloth bear of news agencies.  Hell, I think National Geographic is faster these days. I'm drunk--long day and I'm calling in sick tomorrow.  It's true, I will be by then.  

  8. 5 hours ago, WhatTheBuck said:

    Strzok spent 33% less time on the Mueller investigation than Manafort did on the Trump campaign. Trump likes to dismiss Manafort's role because he was part of the campaign fur such a short time. 

    I'm so stealing this sentence. 

  9. 3 hours ago, DefinitelyNotHollywoodColt said:

    Sure he may kill his relatives using mortar rounds, but he’s an honorable man!

    Well who wants to sit around during the holidays hearing about their failures in comparisons to their dad? 

  10. 37 minutes ago, Kyrie Eleison said:

    actually this wasn't about infant formula...this measure was a "truth in advertising" issue to enforce manufacturers to clearly indicate that the product their selling is in fact infant formula, and not something else marketed and sold as formula.  there's a huge problem in developing countries where babies are dying from malnutrition from being fed pseudo-formula marketed as formula to unsuspecting consumers.

    that's what Trump's admin objected to.

    Are you alluding to the Wilds of West Virginia?  Because I thought Mountain Dew and baby formula were interchangeable. 

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  11. 21 minutes ago, atomheartbevo said:

    Nice attempt to pivot away from formula talk that’s pissing off a lot of women.

    while cutting health insurance.  Oh yeah, who's going to cover the cost of formula which will likely increase 600 percent?

  12. 5 minutes ago, HenryJames said:

    latest?cb=20100627231649

    If they want breast milk, they can pay for it--same as clean air and water.  Isn't it great how Republicans don't like big government in people's lives and home?

  13. 1 hour ago, longhornmatt said:

    Yep.  They’re not supporting the policy knowing it will hurt them.  The quotes are all rationalizations about how the pain is only temporary but soon things will be better than ever thanks to Trump.  They still haven’t accepted the possibility of things really going wrong for them.

    Like losing a job while cutting public assistance kind of wrong?  Interdasting.  

  14. 52 minutes ago, Hugo Stiglitz said:

     

    Trump and his merry group of mentally challenged have nothing but bluffs and Avenatti calling 'em on it--gonna make them show their hands.  Hell, everybody is calling Trump on his bluffs--Kim, Putin, Macron, Trudeau, Xi. It's common knowledge except among his soon to be unemployed cult.  

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  15. 18 minutes ago, Pancho Negro said:

     

    Of course the dumb wits will only get dumber, the olds will only become less mobile and more tweaky, and when their town becomes depleted and education passes yet more dipshits by because those elite Librals, they can maybe hit up their new Russian pals for donations.  Wait, they're broke too because it's only the elite that have all the money?  Da fuq, where are all those libral tears they were promised?  

  16. 58 minutes ago, Loch Ness Monster said:

    Trump was a draft dodger. Why is the coward on a tank?

    He was a draft dodger and hasn't separated from his business interests.  He's sacrificed exactly nothing.  They love playing the victim card.  

  17. 3 hours ago, Tuco said:

    Does anyone know if it is typical for Trump to do with any other leaders?  Does he do private one-on-ones with Merkel or Macron?   

    NM

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