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jericho

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  1. If he is truly the gifted athlete he can rule out the NBA but would have had a slim chance at mlb. I'm sure parents helped him but I swear there isn't much need for a 6 foot guard in DI basketball anymore, kids like him are a dime a dozen in AAU circuit. I wish him the absolute best.
  2. Will Comey reveal Trump was being wired or not? Russians were in contact with Trump or his people? Who are the leakers?
  3. Germany's Merkel was spied on by US under Obama. For those who don't think it's done or can't be done and wasn't done to Trump. Well I feel for you when its shearing time. Here is how it's done. Posing as Diplomats A "top secret" classified NSA document from the year 2010 shows that a unit known as the "Special Collection Service" (SCS) is operational in Berlin, among other locations. It is an elite corps run in concert by the US intelligence agencies NSA and CIA. The secret list reveals that its agents are active worldwide in around 80 locations, 19 of which are in Europe -- cities such as Paris, Madrid, Rome, Prague and Geneva. The SCS maintains two bases in Germany, one in Berlin and another in Frankfurt. That alone is unusual. But in addition, both German bases are equipped at the highest level and staffed with active personnel. The SCS teams predominantly work undercover in shielded areas of the American Embassy and Consulate, where they are officially accredited as diplomats and as such enjoy special privileges. Under diplomatic protection, they are able to look and listen unhindered. They just can't get caught. Wiretapping from an embassy is illegal in nearly every country. But that is precisely the task of the SCS, as is evidenced by another secret document. According to the document, the SCS operates its own sophisticated listening devices with which they can intercept virtually every popular method of communication: cellular signals, wireless networks and satellite communication. The necessary equipment is usually installed on the upper floors of the embassy buildings or on rooftops where the technology is covered with screens or Potemkin-like structures that protect it from prying eyes. That is apparently the case in Berlin, as well. SPIEGEL asked British investigative journalist Duncan Campbell to appraise the setup at the embassy. In 1976, Campbell uncovered the existence of the British intelligence service GCHQ. In his so-called "Echelon Report" in 1999, he described for the European Parliament the existence of the global surveillance network of the same name. Campbell refers to window-like indentations on the roof of the US Embassy. They are not glazed but rather veneered with "dielectric" material and are painted to blend into the surrounding masonry. This material is permeable even by weak radio signals. The interception technology is located behind these radio-transparent screens, says Campbell. The offices of SCS agents would most likely be located in the same windowless attic. Cover Story: How NSA Spied on Merkel Cell Phone from Berlin Embassy - SPIEGEL ONLINE
  4. What are ticket prices for general admission?
  5. I get my info from KGB since we are all like family now.
  6. I don't see Fox News, I watch outdoor channel. Maybe if some of you would have your wool sheared you would see things rightly.
  7. Ha, that's a lie. Besides it's being destroyed by the Dem Party and liberal media. Trump is just a bystander.
  8. I miss the parties at the Continental Inn.
  9. I see those people on the side of road by exits everyday.
  10. Just showing my liberal love. But how come they don't agree now but did last year?
  11. Even CNN knows and thinks the military needed an upgrade. But Dems don't want to admit it since Trump is actually doing a good thing. Is U.S. military becoming outdated? (Opinion) - CNN.com
  12. Also as of military budget, I think it needed an upgrade. With so many more countries building up we had better be prepared for whatever comes our way. The last 16 years has worn out and underspent our military. If a dude is going to go risk his life and take a bullet or bomb for us, then yeah I think they at least deserve some good equipment and information.
  13. In all honesty I have read a lot about the military having some pretty outdated stuff and put troops on the frontline not having the best available stuff.
  14. I will say one good thing for CNN. They do a good job of covering stuff that don't deal with politics. Like disasters, murders, etc. But when they do politics they suck very bad.
  15. Finally admitted she was a LIAR.
  16. Perry has a good coach and the players will respond in fear of getting beat like HC did. Perry will win.
  17. No. DHS ordered them FEMA would have done the Wal Mart stuff.
  18. It's above his head. And I'm sure he don't want to know anything about it anyway so he can't be held accountable or blackmailed. I'm sure people like Mitch McConnell and Harry Reid know all about the shadow government. Even the Clinton's know I'm sure. I still find it hard to believe some refuse to think our government isn't doing these things.
  19. From MSNBC so people can't say it's a Fox News slant. From the guy who would have been CIA director had Hillary won. Former Acting CIA Director Michael Morell, who endorsed Hillary Clinton and called Donald Trump a dupe of Russia, cast doubt Wednesday night on allegations that members of the Trump campaign colluded with Russia. Morell, who was in line to become CIA director if Clinton won, said he had seen no evidence that Trump associates cooperated with Russians. He also raised questions about the dossier written by a former British intelligence officer, which alleged a conspiracy between the Trump campaign and Russia. Clinton Ally Says Smoke, But No Fire: No Russia-Trump Collusion - NBC News
  20. A shadow government operates so the President has deniability. From CNBC, so some deniers can actually believe it sicne its just not a Fox news report. One revelation in the documents came from an interview with an unidentified person who suggested that Freedom of Information Act requests related to Clinton went through a group sometimes called "the Shadow Government." "There was a powerful group of very high-ranking STATE officials that some referred to as 'The 7th Floor Group' or 'The Shadow Government.' This group met every Wednesday afternoon to discuss the FOIA process, Congressional records, and everything CLINTON-related to FOIA/Congressional inquiries," the FBI's interview summary said. That group, according to the summary, argued for a Clinton document release to be conducted all at once "for coordination purposes" instead of on a rolling basis as would normally be the case. But the "Shadow Government" did not get its way, and the agency in charge decided for a rolling release, the FBI summary said. http://www.cnbc.com/2016/10/17/fbi-releases-100-new-pages-on-clinton-email-probe.html
  21. The CIA and shadow government that they claim don't exist but we know it does doesn't need a wiretap. They are above the law.
  22. You all are doing a very awesome job, as good as espn
  23. Is deuce and pp sitting together and doing games this week

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