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> the US governmental does not send out black ops operatives to kill Americans with certain kinds of knowledge, unless they are traitors Lol at this. Just keep
by paulcole 5y ago
> the US governmental does not send out black ops operatives to kill Americans with certain kinds of knowledge, unless they are traitors
Lol at this. Just keep broadening the definition of traitor until they get there.
- MeinBlutIstBlau 5y agoI laughed at that too. I know its a funny conspiracy theory, but this is just what a government who lets cops shoot you because they shout "gun" would say.
- perl4ever 5y ago>a government who lets cops shoot you because they shout "gun" would say Fairly recently there was a crazy guy who shouted "gun" (or "he's got a gun") near a cop, and the cop shot him. In other words, they will assume you're speaking in the third person about yourself, if you say "gun". Not that, for instance, you are observing that the officer has a gun and is dangerous.
- monkeycantype 5y agoI once told the police that a man was sneaking through the front garden of a nearby house with a hand gun. So they did the natural thing - took my money and put me in jail, let me out next morning.
- robbedpeter 5y agoSprinkle some crack on him, Johnson.
- MeinBlutIstBlau 5y agoI HAD TO USE NECESSARY FORCE!
- agency 5y agoYeah I don’t know how anyone with even a passing knowledge of the history of the CIA could make a claim like that.
- redis_mlc 5y agoWell, you're mostly correct but: - several retired US military members have had "a talking to" for writing biographies. - several people with US citizenship have been "droned" in the Middle East without a trial. - it's pretty common to plant "classified" documents during military-related investigations. Usually at trial some are found to be unclassified, or were unavailable to the defendant, and the govt. withdraws the complaint ... after a couple of years pass. - then there's Snowden ...