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07/14/09
Knowing the Guardian, there has to be some literally political or media/political reason to scream this from the rooftops at this particular point. Guardianistas smell blood in the water and are circling Coulson, waiting for the kill? Does it have something (or maybe everything) to do with Rebekah Wade's recent career moves?
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07/13/09
You can if you do it from a pay phone. (If they exist anymore.)
I wonder why Spoofcards are legal if breaking into someone's voicemail may not be?
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04/22/09
But, Republican or Democrat, this hack should resign. But not before she tells us which AIPAC agent has the power to dole out congressional chairs. Much more so than any communist conspiracy Joe McCarthy ever dreamed up, AIPAC truly is the enemy within.
04/22/09
@Mediahohoho:
"We'll have to find out when it happens, dumb fuck."
ORLY?
"Obama Administration Embraces Bush Position on Warrantless Wiretapping and Secrecy"
[www.eff.org]
"Attorney General Eric Holder went to the national security court to seek a renewal of the surveillance program ..."
[www.politifact.com]
If I'm a dumbfuck, and I know more than you, what does that make you?
04/22/09
But that's not why I called you out. I called you a dumb fucking shitheel because you juxtaposed that classy one-liner with a post completely unrelated to the Obama administration. So, yeah, you're still dumb.
04/22/09
04/21/09
Meanwhile, in other news, there were five (5) senators with the guts to refuse to sign on to the resolution honoring the brave troops who made a stand against terrorism in Gaza. It's the most craven legislature this side of the Kremlin, and I wonder if that will change.
04/21/09
Siegal did a fantastic job in cornering her when she slipped that the person she had talked to was an American -- she had seconds before denied knowing the conversation had taken place. Scratch that -- she just kept repeating that it "was four years ago," as if that were somehow justification for not being able to answer whether or not she spoke with the group or not. Yet somehow she remembers she's been on precisely 22 trips to the Middle East. Convenient.
I don't care that she's got a (D) by her name. She's the absolute worst kind of politician -- a liar who makes the unforgivable mistake of being haughty about it.
I'm not in favor of wiretapping by any means, but it suddenly occurs to me that conversations politicians have with lobbyists (or "advocacy groups," as our dear Congresswoman Harman would say) should perhaps be exempt.
04/21/09
I guess irony can be pretty ironic at times...
On a serious note, this doesn't make me feel any better about the NSA's wiretapping of American citizens. Seriously, can a single one of us honestly say they have never discussed committing a crime, no matter how big or small, over the phone? Yeah, the NSA now has a file on all of us.
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