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Fri 06/05/15 06:30 AM

" he did what was right " t8

On the meta-data issue, perhaps.

You're not concerned about the harm done to our security?

I don't know much about it.

But some experts, head of Homeland Security for example, have suggested what some of what Snowden did set us back 20 years.


well IMO i dont really think he has harmed our security anymore than invading and bombing all these countries we're messing with. thats why people hate us, because we go around scewing with everyone trying to impose our corrupt government system on them. its all propaganda, all of it. homeland security can kiss my @$$. of course they will say that about snowden, cuz all the politicians are mad they got caught doing something they werent supposed to, so instead of them owning up to what they did, they will try to turn it around and make it all snowdens fault. its all lies and propaganda

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Fri 06/05/15 05:53 AM
IMO snowden is a hero. alot of us have known we were being spied on well before snowden said anything, but i think when he came out he woke alot of people up to just how shady our government really is. i think anyone who calls snowden a traitor, is a traitor. this guy knew the government was doing illegal ****, so he exposed it and the government wants to lock him up and torture his a$$ for it. i dont blame snowden one bit, he did what was right and is now a man without a country. but he felt strong enough about it that he chose to expose it knowing the likely consequences. snowden is a hero in my book and i dont really care what other people think. this guy should be allowed to come home, and all these corrupt politicians who wants to lock him up should be tossed out of their positions of power and thrown in jail. snowden did the right thing and he doesnt deserve to be a fugitive for it. just shows how phucked up our gov. is. they get exposed doing something illegal, and instead of them being punished for it, they want to punish the guy who exposed it. phucking ludicrous IMO.

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Fri 06/05/15 05:46 AM

someone pass the joint, i'm out right now...:cry:

i hear ya moe. going to be going to a job interview in a couple days, so i been cleaning out my system, havent smoked in like a month! its phukkin killing me haha

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Fri 06/05/15 05:45 AM

^^^^^that just looks yummy! Thanks for posting Tomato86:thumbsup:

anytime scoob, nothing like some bud porn haha

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Thu 06/04/15 09:45 PM

There goes our 32oz fountain drinks.....

and the styrofoam cups they come in...

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Thu 06/04/15 02:57 AM




why would the US government want to take out ISIS, after all the US created and funds them. how many times did we "accidentally" air drop supplys to ISIS? they dont want to take them out because of all the profiteers of war, thats why they want to keep fighting and feeding the military industrial complex.


Hi Tomato,
I think mistakes have been made. To me it appears that Putin outmaneuvered the world on this.

Considering the Crimean issue and Obama's threats to Putin - sounded like N.Korea's Kim. Putin was waiting for the right time.

Although non of my business to involve in discussions regarding the upcoming elections: Advantage Clinton is she does not have to go through a learning curve.

Problem is: Putin & others may not take her seriously and keep pushing the boundaries.




its all BS and a sham. the US creates terrorist networks so we have an excuse to invade other countries and steal their resources and force our "democracy" on them. politics is nothing more than the entertainment arm of the military industrial complex. it might be hard for other people to see but to me its really clear. we could have taken out ISIS 100 times over already, so why dont we? because the MIC needs something to do for war profiteers to make money. its all a sham. if they were really worried about protecting americans, they would have our soldiers here, defending us. were in what, 120 countries? 980 bases worldwide? and were phucking broke but yet we still continue to waste money on these ridiculous wars. the people over there arent all terrorists, theyre people trying to protect their homeland. if a foreign military invaded the US, would the man who takes up arms against them be considered a terrorist? no, he would be someone defending his country. most of these "terrorists" dont want us there, and i dont blame them.
rofl rofl rofl rofl rofl


rofl rofl rofl rofl

go talk to some people in the military conrad, i have friends who served over seas, and thats what they told me. so i guess you know more about the subject than someone who was actually over there fighting?

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Thu 06/04/15 12:47 AM


why would the US government want to take out ISIS, after all the US created and funds them. how many times did we "accidentally" air drop supplys to ISIS? they dont want to take them out because of all the profiteers of war, thats why they want to keep fighting and feeding the military industrial complex.


Hi Tomato,
I think mistakes have been made. To me it appears that Putin outmaneuvered the world on this.

Considering the Crimean issue and Obama's threats to Putin - sounded like N.Korea's Kim. Putin was waiting for the right time.

Although non of my business to involve in discussions regarding the upcoming elections: Advantage Clinton is she does not have to go through a learning curve.

Problem is: Putin & others may not take her seriously and keep pushing the boundaries.




its all BS and a sham. the US creates terrorist networks so we have an excuse to invade other countries and steal their resources and force our "democracy" on them. politics is nothing more than the entertainment arm of the military industrial complex. it might be hard for other people to see but to me its really clear. we could have taken out ISIS 100 times over already, so why dont we? because the MIC needs something to do for war profiteers to make money. its all a sham. if they were really worried about protecting americans, they would have our soldiers here, defending us. were in what, 120 countries? 980 bases worldwide? and were phucking broke but yet we still continue to waste money on these ridiculous wars. the people over there arent all terrorists, theyre people trying to protect their homeland. if a foreign military invaded the US, would the man who takes up arms against them be considered a terrorist? no, he would be someone defending his country. most of these "terrorists" dont want us there, and i dont blame them.

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Wed 06/03/15 11:32 PM
why would the US government want to take out ISIS, after all the US created and funds them. how many times did we "accidentally" air drop supplys to ISIS? they dont want to take them out because of all the profiteers of war, thats why they want to keep fighting and feeding the military industrial complex.

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Wed 06/03/15 09:34 PM

There are now too many scandals to keep up with. There is so little time to devote to each one, each gets diluted attention.

Maybe that is her plan?ohwell

too many scandals to keep up with? is it part of a plan?

ask mr obama, seems to be working pretty damn good for him.

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Wed 06/03/15 05:41 PM
Clinton Foundation hit with racketeering lawsuit
By Sarah Westwood | May 27, 2015 | 5:00 am



Bill and Hillary Clinton and the Clinton Foundation have been hit with a racketeering lawsuit in Florida court.

The lawsuit, filed by Larry Klayman of Freedom Watch, includes a legal request to have the Florida judge seize the private server on which Hillary Clinton and her aides hosted their emails while she served as secretary of state.

Klayman has filed dozens of lawsuits against the Clintons and other prominent politicians.

The racketeering, influenced and corrupt organizations, or RICO, case alleges the former first couple and their family philanthropy traded political favors for donations or generous speaking fees for Bill Clinton while his wife was the nation's chief diplomat.

"Negotiations by email about influencing U.S. foreign policy or U.S. Government actions to benefit donors to ... The Clinton Foundation or sponsors of speaking engagements would not be captured on a U.S. Government email account because her emails would not be with a U.S. Government official," Klayman said in court documents obtained by the Washington Examiner.

Hillary Clinton deleted 32,000 email messages from her email server that included her communications arranging, negotiating, and agreeing upon speaking engagements by Bill Clinton in return for large speaking fees and donations to The Clinton Foundation," the documents, dated May 20, said.

Klayman pushed the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida to order a "neutral forensic expert ... to take custody and control of the private email server and reconstruct and preserve the official U.S. Government records relating to the conduct of U.S. foreign policy during Defendant Secretary Clinton's term as Secretary of State."

Hillary Clinton handed over 55,000 printed pages of emails to the State Department in November of last year and reportedly erased the remaining records off her private server.

Critics of Clinton's decision to forgo use of an official email account argue the presidential candidate could have simply withheld any incriminating messages from the batch she gave the State Department.

Her supporters have dubbed the quest for Clinton's State Department emails a partisan "witch hunt."

Klayman pointed to the litany of scandals involving missing records that have followed the Clintons for decades, including the fact that thousands of emails disappeared during Bill Clinton's administration after White House officials threatened internal computer experts who blew the whistle on the "suppression."

"It's a perfect RICO case, it fits completely," Klayman said of the lawsuit. "Our Congress doesn't even have the guts to subpoena her documents. They'd rather get on Fox News. So we felt had to bring that case. Somebody's got to do it."

Klayman said a major reason for his lawsuit involves the fact that Cheryl Mills, then-chief of staff to Hillary Clinton, and the secretary of state herself "lied to the lower court" in by claiming there were no documents related to a pair of Freedom of Information Act requests he filed in 2012 while knowing those records actually did exist on the private server.

One FOIA, filed May 2012, pertained to allegations that Hillary Clinton issued waivers for preferred companies to do business with Iran despite strict congressional sanctions. The other probed a 2012 leak of classified information about Israel and Iran to the New York Times and was filed in June of that year.

Klayman said records on the Clintons' private server are "in imminent danger of being lost" in court documents and urged the court to intervene.

Clinton Foundation officials did not return a request for comment on the case.

The massive charity drew fire after a book by Peter Schweizer entitled Clinton Cash suggested foreign governments and companies with interests before the State Department donated to the foundation with the expectation that Hillary or Bill Clinton would ensure they received preferential treatment from the agency.

thats what we have for now

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Wed 06/03/15 05:33 PM

I :heart: White Widowsmokin waving

hell yea its the diggity dankness



just so damn pretty to look at. i hope soon i can grow my own and see this beauty firsthand.

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Wed 06/03/15 05:29 PM

ww is one of the few things that can touch my pain sometimes...

glad to hear that. WW is a pretty potent strain, definitely one of my top 3.

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Wed 06/03/15 05:24 PM



Why not get one from the US? Well America, apparently fund them anyway?
Its shocking that Americans have not yet demystified who Obama REALLY is and his REAL sinister intentions for America. The enemies not without now, they are WITHIN !!!!!! It would be too late to cry when the head is off

?
If the President of the United States of America is the enemy of the United States of America:

a) What does that say about the electorate that TWICE place him in office? &

b) Since Obama started out w/ Bush's mess, and has done quite well cleaning it up; if that's what enemies do; what of the president before him that started out with things in good shape; and leaving them 8 years later, the worst since the great depression?

If Obama is bad; doesn't that make Bush criminal ?

it tells us the our voting process is rigged and our votes dont mean $h1t, from what i see obama hasnt cleaned up bushs mess, he continued it. they're both criminals and should be hung outside the white house. treasonous ba$tards.

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Tue 06/02/15 07:08 PM






I remember those DIME days! smitten drinker :heart:

and an O Z was FORTY bucks! :thumbsup: winking

damn, oz costs me like 250 but its official medical grade stuff.

40$ a oz, id be swimmin in buds!


Like Carly Simon said, "Those were the GOOD OL' DAYS"! :thumbsup:
winking drinker smokin

I bet that Med. stuff is some
AZZ kickin' schit! shocked shades


you can still get an OZ for 40-50 bucks, but it's the Mexican dirt weed...

haha yea that $h1t sux tho, last like 5 mins and puts ya right to sleep.
i get medical grade 1 hit and your off to the moon. wish they would just legalize it already, i would love to grow some. esp. some white widow happy :thumbsup:

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Tue 06/02/15 06:54 PM



:thumbsup:

i like rand too, but i feel like he flip flops on some things. hes definitely not his dad and that saddens me. but he is the best candidate we have right now if your someone who appreciates freedom.

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Tue 06/02/15 06:52 PM

Haven't followed politics as heavily the past few years as I did in 2008...

I'm getting the impression that Rand Paul is no Ron Paul. However, I haven't yet seen any other candidate wanting to crack down on Chinese outsourcing and crooked banking. Nor have I seen any other candidate stand up for liberties quite as firmly.

My only issue would be his foreign policy, which I don't disagree with. We just need to make sure we still attack quickly and harshly if physically threatened. Ron Paul made mention of this back in 2008. He was never "anti-war", as many believed. He was merely against never-end occupation of foreign soil.

I think what I miss most about Ron Paul is his debating style. He used facts, history, and theory as his tools. It seemed no one actually wanted to debate him intellectually. They would merely shout out slogans and sling dirt (which no one ever had any dirt on Dr. Paul). The media was certainly against him during his campaign. To call him a "sore loser" though.... I question the validity of this accusation.




ron paul was the man, the last 100% honest man we had in politics. when they included him in the debates he made everyone else look stupid. there was whole towns of people who were ron paul supporters that registered 0 votes. the establishment screwed him so bad and its proven they did.

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Tue 06/02/15 06:50 PM

Especially enjoyed this one >>>



hahahaha thats funny. ron should run, he was so obviously cheated last time.

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Tue 06/02/15 06:47 PM

I remember someone professing that 'you could keep your doctor'...

Just saying...

i also remember him going on the "ellen show" and saying "it wont be mandatory".

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QX_NifR5gZU


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Tue 06/02/15 06:41 PM



He is by far the best candidate and best chance we have at recovering the economy and defeating ISIS and China.

hahahahahahaha yea BY FAR the best all his military experience and all his great executive experience laugh laugh laugh laugh laugh :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: rofl rofl rofl rofl rofl rofl rofl rofl rofl rofl rofl rofl rofl rofl



ill slaphead


He's got more successful business and executive experience then anyone on this website, running for President and more then most people in this country.

Just keep laughing while he goes to sleep in his nice Penthouse that he owns in the building he owns while you go to sleep in your trailer (probably not even a double wide).


HAHAHA good one. and no i dont live in a trailer. i have a house and a mortgage. you can justify voting for trump however you want, it only makes you look like an idiot even further. and im not sure how him living in a penthouse that he owns is in anyway relevant to be being a good candidate for president. i dont even have to refute your arguments, like i said your words speak for themselves when ti comes to your level of intelligence. not too mention everytime you get proved wrong you run away from the thread.

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Tue 06/02/15 06:03 AM


laugh laugh rofl rofl

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