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by acct1771 7y ago
I would encourage you to read more political news/geopolitical discussion.
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by acct1771 7y ago
Plausible deniability for a CTO that doesn't want to be known for negotiating with terrorists As A Service ?
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by acct1771 7y ago
For the last time, it's not racist to question a Nation's decisions just because they have a homogeneous population. Holy hell.
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by acct1771 7y ago
...return? Walmart, Amazon.
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by acct1771 7y ago
Swartz.
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by acct1771 7y ago
Also, who's arguing?
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by acct1771 7y ago
We (USA) do go and destroy places and institutions/governments and rebuild as benefits us, see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_involvement_in_r... or https://www.washingtonpost.com/n
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by acct1771 7y ago
Want a security starter pack? | Surveillance Self-Defense https://ssd.eff.org/en/playlist/want-security-starter-pack https://www.eff.org/issues/security https://ssd.eff.org/en
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by acct1771 7y ago
Read until you're not asking that =] Only option. You're in control. Start here: disable auto-download of MMS. ...and then, of course, don't download them from random numbers you're not expecting them from.
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by acct1771 7y ago
Bloomberg describes them as a data mining company. It's named after omniscient crystal balls. The CIA’s investment arm, In-Q-Tel, was a seed investor. Do you truly believe they don't collect data?
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by acct1771 7y ago
Source on lawyer, etc? Thanks very much in advance!
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by acct1771 7y ago
Can you elaborate? Also, credit where credit is due: "Turkey Point has been a contributing force to the reclassification of the American crocodile from endangered to the less serious category of vulnerable." - Wiki
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by acct1771 7y ago
Clarification - Feb. 19, 2019 A previous version of this story didn't explain that the proximity to uranium ore described was unlikely to cause health problems, and it referred to uranium instead of uranium ore.
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by acct1771 7y ago
Just realized: even if this happened, few, if any, revelations would make it to the public.
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by acct1771 7y ago
Check out this little country called Afghanistan. Although, not sure if any Universities specifically have been built there by the West, yet.
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by acct1771 7y ago
Yeah, like Harlem, and LA.
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by acct1771 7y ago
No, they're just trying to be the sole group who decides who is part of those two groups.
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by acct1771 7y ago
We're the same people that think PayPal shouldn't be allowed to seize your funds for writing "ISIS Beer Fund" on a $40 toss over to your mate...
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by acct1771 7y ago
Being completely disconnected from the killings you sponsor with your taxes is horrifying.
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by acct1771 7y ago
Nothing personal, but that's because we're old enough to have seen everyone slipping down the slope .
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by acct1771 7y ago
The banks in the US won't cooperate, according to everyone I've heard stories from who are trying to break into, or have broken into, this space.
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by acct1771 7y ago
"How the CIA made Google" https://medium.com/insurge-intelligence/how-the-cia-made-goo...
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by acct1771 7y ago
You are overestimating the oversight the rest of the Feds have on the CIA.
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by acct1771 7y ago
For breathing life into outdated industries, Material is more than "good enough". For lack of better (less charged) phrasing, it's revolutionary.
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by acct1771 7y ago
The reasons we'll revert to low bandwidth sites/files won't be amazing, though (decentralized meshnets = freedom).
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by acct1771 7y ago
> If I ever need to restore my account ..for what?
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by acct1771 7y ago
You're saying we literally can't stop our representatives/"regulators" from getting us killed anymore. Lovely.
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by acct1771 7y ago
Also, the American government/5E.
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by acct1771 7y ago
Soon you can have both!
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by acct1771 7y ago
> we also don't want to carefully vet applicants Sounds like you don't want to vet them at all, when carefully vetting would be a good answer.

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