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cococandy:
The grift that keeps on giving.

basilico:
Byrd shot someone in the neck without warning.

MrLekan95:
Good evening sir...
I'm Olamilekan by name, graduate of unilorin (Agric. Econs)
I've working experience as a poultry farmer, please sir
I don't know if there's any way you can connect me with a good paying job around you

And also if you could please assist me with a token to survive the moment.....

Things have been a little tough on me lately sir
Please I'm begging 🙏🏼

bemeruca:
I am sick and tired of this pig still out there.

basilico:
Budaatum. Accountability is coming one way or another. Trump has promised to investigate

basilico:
Budaatum. Set a reminder on this.

“It seems the goal of this administration is to prove that vaccines cause autism, even though they don’t,” said Alison Singer, president of the Autism Science Foundation, a nonprofit organization that funds autism research. “They are starting with the conclusion and looking to prove it. That’s not how science is done.”

https://wapo.st/4c5YKow

happney65:
The Trump administration stopped funding a national database tracking domestic terrorism, hate crimes and school shootings in a sweeping round of cuts to violence prevention projects, eliminating a resource aimed to improve safety in the face of consistent and urgent threats.

Washington Post

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Why would they do this except to protect their own domestic terrorist fanbase.
Proud boys, 3 percenters, white Christian nationalists… trump supporters.

nateevs:
Holy Crap! He called their bluff.

cococandy:
I’m sick of going back and forth with people like you who see things that are this obvious and try to wiggle your way into a lengthy bad faith debate because you are allergic to accepting when you are wrong.

IjeBos:
Looks like Goldberg called their bluff.
Also looked like they perjured themselves under oath.
These Trumpers are the dumbest set of people.

Holy Shit!!!!
If these aren't classified, these people are fuxing incompetantly nutz.

Here Are the Attack Plans That Trump’s Advisers Shared on Signal
The administration has downplayed the importance of the text messages inadvertently sent to The Atlantic’s editor in chief.
https://archive.is/vnPIk#selection-739.0-749.19

basilico:
Mike Waltz:
Well, I’m not—look, Laura, I take responsibility. I built the group. But look, that’s the part we have to figure out. That’s the part that we were… Embarrassing, yes,

“That is why all of us—citizens and the government—should do everything to support the refinery, as it is breaking many barriers and boosting our country’s reputation. The lesson here is that we should support the Dangote Refinery and other refineries with similar capacities, as they can provide us with significant leverage,” he added.

A statement from the group said Richmond was chosen for the display, called “Ku Klux Klowns,” because it was the capital of the Confederacy. The project is a response to the “White Nationalist uprising in the United States,” the statement said, and the park was chosen because it was the location of a slave rebellion in 1800.
https://wapo.st/4iE9DjZ

basilico:
Budaatum.
You still think the 2000mules was a myth?

basilico:
Journalist my ass. What were you doing in the Royal Palace kitchen?

Haakeem:
get out of my quote box.
Wonder which kind of brain you got up there, a really messy one😆

nateevs:
Look at the publication from Jeffery Golberg himself. The title alone gives away the fact that he became aware at some point that he was added erroneously. And also, very crucially, he removed himself from the group. This is consciousness of the situation.

basilico:
He is a journalist,right. He is allowed to publish details of information he shouldn't have.

nateevs:
It's how the Espionage Act works actually. And it comes down to security clearance. In the world of Intelligence, never mind the MAGAbots, procedure applies when clearing an individual to handle confidential information. . All these folks who work around government and media understand the basics of this.

Therefore, regardless of being invited to the chat, in the world of the NSA, that doesn't equate to security clearance. The reporter is very well aware that said invitation is erroneous, and consequently must treat everything handled as classified.

He will have to answer the question, did you or did you not know that your invitation was an error? And that's where everything falls apart.

No, he does not have every right to read it. He may, but he can never admit that he did. If he does, he risks imprisonment.

nateevs:
The reporter, despite inadvertently stumbling on said files, cannot openly admit to have seen them or read them. That would be a crime, for which he can be prosecuted.

Haakeem:
you sound like a baby.
But wait, do you know that me asking this question on here would help other people in future?
Yeah they wouldn't have to ask again, they did just search and they would come across this my question and probably they might find answer in the comment section.
Use ur common sense dude

nateevs:
Funny enough, I think those details were shared. The reporter just cannot publish awareness of such information because he would admitting to having handled classified information, for which he has no SC and consequently, could be prosecuted.

And therefore these incompetent fools are hiding behind the safety of this event.

Haakeem:
we learn one or two from other people experience, don't act like don't know that before, clueless fellow😄

“My research shows that we cannot wait that long. We need to give teenagers the tools to navigate sexuality, including shame and guilt, and make sure that if they are ready to touch someone, they do it in the right way,” she said.

https://www.timesofisrael.com/poll-showing-religious-teens-are-sexually-active-sparks-rethink-of-when-to-have-the-talk/