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by jayess 9y ago
The two black gentlemen sitting in the window just below oswald testified over and over that they heard the shells hitting the floor just above them. There is at least one eyewitness that saw Oswald in the window from the ground below. Firi
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Of course they knew about him visiting the Russians. There are intercepts from the embassies in Mexico City where the Russians were talking about Oswald. He went to Mexico City to try and get a visa to go to Cuba, which they denied, so he w
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by jayess 9y ago
Thank you, that sums up a small part of the story very well. One thing I've learned is that the conspiracy folks lie and frequently take statements out of context. I insist on primary sources. There is so much BS out there in favor o
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by jayess 9y ago
I strongly recommend the book "Reclaiming History" by Vincent Bugliosi. It took me over a year to read on and off. It's a national treasure and I wish it could be made freely available online. It's over a thousand pages
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by jayess 9y ago
Thank you for summing up my feelings. I've been actively moving everything away from Google and Facebook lately. They're just distractions to living a fulfilling life.
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Why not just go back to prescribing cocaine instead of Oxy?
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by jayess 9y ago
I hadn't heard of Rozerem, so I looked it up. "It however does not appear to speed the onset of sleep or the amount of sleep a person gets." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ramelteon
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by jayess 9y ago
I'd venture to say that in the far majority of american cities public transportation is a net negative. Lots of large, expensive, idling buses belching pollution and providing little useful service.
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i.e. price fixing.
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> Most reporters aren't knowledgeable enough to distinguish between hype and true breakthroughs. From personal experience I've learned that few reporters are knowledgeable about anything outside how to be a reporter.
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by jayess 9y ago
Just another reason for the list I give clients to avoid California when they are considering hiring California residents or having an office in California.
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by jayess 9y ago
That site blocks me because I use a VPN. https://blockchain.info/address/1HB5XMLmzFVj8ALj6mfBsbifRoD4... 4,024.99113737 BTC 4024 x 5628 = $22,647,072
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by jayess 9y ago
The most important of the unanswered questions: "10. You have said you are committed to protecting election integrity and supporting democratic ideals. However, there have been reports that you have built tools to censor speech in cert
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What happens when they remove an extension and people have installed it? Does the installed extension get disabled somehow?
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Is this sarcasm?
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Probably when geographic boundaries no longer determine whether one will be subjected to religious law: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legal_system_of_Saudi_Arabia
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by jayess 9y ago
I like how the article title is "U.S. does not believe Cuba is behind sonic attacks on American diplomats" Yet the article <title> is "Trump to pull diplomats out of Cuba, but think Havana is behind attacks"
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When do they stop executing gays?
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How do you show "willful noncompliance" if they were hacked?
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I used to be a school board member and have seen this first hand. Our unions preferred that we lay off younger teachers so that the more tenured ones could receive raises.
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That event still creeps me out. Clearly a sophisticated attack. Penetration testing? Dry run?
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by jayess 9y ago
Not sure why you're being downvoted.
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I'm becoming more and more convinced that Facebook is simply an evil company, and Google isn't far behind.
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Tesla loses $13k on each car sold... http://www.automobilemag.com/news/tesla-loses-397-million-fi...
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Any idea how to do this in 7?
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Can't view the page. It blocks me because of ad blocker.
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That's not at all what I was saying.
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Likely another example of how bureaucracies become complacent, increasingly incompetent, and begin to structurally fail until some sort of catalyzing external event forces a restructuring and systemic reset. As the saying goes, nothing chan
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Another reason to install ublock and add the social tracking filters.
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"which can, by definition, only be for one conviction per pardon" Not really. You don't even need to be convicted of anything to be pardoned. E.g. Richard Nixon.

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