vaadu

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by vaadu 8y ago
He should relocate the jobs to Virginia with the Crystal Project. I live in Northern Virginia. For $750M we should get it all.
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by vaadu 8y ago
I'm glad this attitude didn't exist in the 1940s. Otherwise we all might be speaking German.
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by vaadu 9y ago
Hopefully the ruling encompasses other modern technologies and methods for location tracking such as smart tag data, facial recognition and license plate readers. All of them result in data similar to person X was at location Y at time Z.
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by vaadu 9y ago
Feedback could work if the fiction of qualified immunity were eliminated. If police officers were held to the same criminal standards as non-police it would make them think twice.
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by vaadu 9y ago
And the A5 Vigilante. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_American_A-5_Vigilante US and Canadian intelligence had evidence that the KGB had a man on the inside of AVRO who was providing ARROW plans to the Soviets. htt
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by vaadu 9y ago
He should have to pay based upon what the law says, not because of California's addiction to spending.
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by vaadu 9y ago
It's 2017. The space race has been over for decades.
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by vaadu 9y ago
The first civilian in space was Valentina Tereshkova https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astronaut
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by vaadu 9y ago
Snowden is a traitor. If he'd only released information on the NSA's domestic spying he would be a hero. His revelations about the NSA's foreign activities crossed the line.
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by vaadu 10y ago
The Nazis are the folks calling for censorship. The Ctrl-left folks better do some introspection or they will be next. http://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/317248-dnc-boots-candid...
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by vaadu 10y ago
The Huffington Post, really? They are nothing more that DNC staffers with bylines.
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by vaadu 10y ago
Against the Trump administration, really? The surveillance state was started in the Bush administration and expanded by Obama. Please stop whining as if this is something new.
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by vaadu 10y ago
The washington post recently printed a staggering hypocritical article on fake news: https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/economy/russian-prop... This is a rag that has been a sock puppet for the DNC since fore
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by vaadu 10y ago
The judge was not ruling on the substance of the overtime rule change, only whether the executive branch had the authority to make the rule change. The judge determined that the overtime rule, which was created by the legislative branch, di
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by vaadu 10y ago
How is this any different than what the CIA has done in the past to other countries? Are the emails legitimate and do the American people have a right to know what's in them?
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by vaadu 10y ago
So Freedom wanes because governments are doing what internet monopolies(facebook and google) have been doing for years?
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by vaadu 10y ago
People voted for Trump for 2 reasons, they were tired of business-as-usual from the out of touch elites and they saw the other candidate(Clinton) as having no redeeming value.
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by vaadu 10y ago
Snowden's revelations about domestic spying made the US safer. Snowden's revelations about non-domestic spying made the US weaker. If all he'd done was the first he should be pardoned. Because he did the second he should get
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by vaadu 10y ago
He should be executed. What he did revealing domestic government activities is clearly whistle blowing. What he did after that is inexcusable and on par with what the Rosenberg's did.
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by vaadu 10y ago
When oaths conflict, lying to Congress is still a crime. His non-criminal response should have been "I am not at liberty to discuss program details" or something along those lines.
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by vaadu 10y ago
While Hillary's crimes get a pass.
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by vaadu 10y ago
The data is not conclusive. https://www.bloomberg.com/view/articles/2016-08-11/early-ret... "The best guess is that workers who remained employed saw a quarterly increase in earnings of about $184. If yo
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by vaadu 10y ago
The ID process doesn't have to be perfect, just effective enough to curtail most attempts at fraud. If ID didn't work why do so many other nations require it for voting and why does the US use it for buying a beer. http:/&#x
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by vaadu 10y ago
It could easily be rigged without a papertrail or having to show ID to vote.
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by vaadu 10y ago
IOC, FIFA and UN are nothing but cesspools of corruption. The corrupt officials should get long jail terms. The people doing the selections should be formal Olympic athletes.
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by vaadu 10y ago
What coup? This is looking more like the entire event was staged as a pretext for a complete takeover, similar to the Reichstag fire of 1930s Germany.
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by vaadu 10y ago
The government is geared towards risk aversion and ensuring that the friends of the people at the top are taken care of. Results are secondary. This is possible because there's no accountability for not getting results.
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by vaadu 10y ago
BS. Nobody is forced to live in these apartments. If you are looking to rent and this is important to you then rent someplace else.
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by vaadu 10y ago
The federal government subsidizes some public school programs. But they are heavily regulated by the department of education. Another federal agency that should be abolished. http://blogs.census.gov/wp-content/blogs.dir
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by vaadu 10y ago
This is SOP for this administration. If you deny a problem exists it does not exist. The same state of denial exists when they refuse to use the words Islamic terrorists.

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