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by hjrnunes 13y ago
You are wrong, at least about Portugal. Most of the people I know, that lived back in the day, openly say that life under the previous regime was better. A lot better. Obviously, members of the current oligarchy, trade union professionals a
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by hjrnunes 13y ago
Why would you want such a thing? Fact-based accusations? That doesn't work well with the thought police. The funny thing is, you go take a look on what this guy wrote in the past and there's stuff like "There's a related
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by hjrnunes 13y ago
> The fact that there is massive amount of evidence is not reason enough for you? Well, it certainly wasn't for the people that created and passed this law in multiple european countries... Why should it be for him, then?
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by hjrnunes 15y ago
It would depend on which politician you have in your payroll or influence network. If don't have any, get ready for a slow, agonizing, unintelligible maze-like process through twisted Portuguese law, local authorities, government authoritie
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by hjrnunes 16y ago
True. Hadn't noticed this was a different group. I assumed it was connected with Seung's group (other than by the subject itself, of course). A fascinating subject though, and one that might bring yet more insight into the recently reborn f
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by hjrnunes 16y ago
This was featured on a TED a while ago: http://www.ted.com/talks/sebastian_seung.html
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by hjrnunes 16y ago
Actually, they only load the vessels once they're on the ocean already. In the VBS.tv piece mentioned before, a guy that purportedly was involved in making and presenting a kind of towed torpedo to the cartels, said he wouldn't be surprised
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by hjrnunes 16y ago
VBS made a piece on this a while ago: http://www.vbs.tv/watch/motherboard/colombian-narcosubs