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Posted
1 hour ago, Thingamabob said:

However, over 70 million people did vote for Trump.

Yes, how sad, depressing, and disgusting.  But, on the bright side he did lose by over 7 million votes.  Loser.

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Posted
1 minute ago, habanero said:

81+ million votes and less than 30% of the publics support.  Plus 74% of Democrats don't want him to run again.  Something doesn't add up. 

Most democrats are looking for somebody more progressive and more energetic than Biden.

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Posted
13 minutes ago, billd766 said:

Have you ever tried to destroy a tank or an aeroplane let alone dozens or hundreds in the full view of the worlds press?

 

To remove all the weaponry would take months of preparation and removal work and extra manpower.

 

But I guess that for a keyboard warrior it is simply a matter of a few clicks on a keyboard.

 

Unfortunately real life is not that simple.

 

Back in the 1960s to move one Squadron of 12 aircraft, 20 pilots and around 100 ground crew from Norfolk to Libya for a month took 3 transport aircraft, 2 weeks of planning and transit flights across France and Malta to get to Libya and these were friendly territories. In addition equipment was already on station when we got there.

 

You think that moving an army and all its support equipment plus the hundreds of men and women over 1,500 km and 2 not really friendly countries to a seaport and then shipping it thousands of km back to the USA is so simple.

 

And that is only the Army, Then you have the USAF with all its man and women power and equipment, some of which can fly out on its own, some can be flown out but the rest will have to be transported.

 

Then of course you have all the support units with their equipment as well.

 

If you have no idea what is involved then a simple comment such as yours  quote "So why not demolish them then?" proves to me and to any ex military person how simple you are.

 

BTW the cost of this would be enormous and you would be whining about that too.

 

Why do you think that the Russians abandoned so much when they quit Afghanistan and ther are only across the border.

 

The cost of demolishing the equipment in front of the worlds news cameras would do incalculable damage to the USA.

So don't film it. Aircraft can be converted to unflyable wrecks quite quickly and easily. Armour with sabotaged engines and guns is quite useless after only a little time, expense and effort.

 

All better than leaving them intact for any enemy. These practices are well recorded in military history and a common part of military training. I'm surprised that a military man like you seems unaware of this.  

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Posted
3 minutes ago, xylophone said:

Thought I would post something from the mouth of the orange clown himself, which I definitely agree with......

 

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Hillary I guess?

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Posted
3 minutes ago, nauseus said:

Hillary I guess?

Sure he had Hilary in mind, but 3 guesses who now is investigated by the FBI, and about every other government department in the US, and maybe in other parts of the world as well.

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Posted
24 minutes ago, ozimoron said:

Most democrats are looking for somebody more progressive and more energetic than Biden.

Younger? Yes.

More progressive?

Maybe a little bit but not much.

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Posted (edited)
39 minutes ago, androokery said:

Are you willing to throw the respect and integrity of the FBI under the bus to save Donald Trump on the basis of the leadership of J. Edgar <deleted> Hoover? A man who died 50 years ago? I've been reading your comments thinking that you just somehow veered off the track at some point in your past and started to think that mainstream=bad and fringe=good. And everything weird that came after that is based on this simple mistake. That the less credulous the source, the more likely it's speaking the truth.

But why are you willing to sacrifice the entire FBI to save a silly little man like Donald Trump? Why would you argue that classified documents are actually declassified by Trump? If that argument is actually accepted the information in these documents will be freely available to everyone. Are you willing to take that risk, without even knowing what these documents contain? Just to save Trump? That's insanely fringe. And "brave". Just burn down the entire house to save Trump. The only way to show your undying loyalty and patriotism is to be willing to burn the nation to the ground. Just another interesting parallel to that story of Trump wanting loyalty on the level of Nazi generals from his own generals. 

Do you understand that the office of the potus has absolute sweeping power to declassify anywhere anytime and that many Americans especially this one feel his detractors are fringed in over reaching again

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Posted
1 minute ago, ThailandRyan said:

He can not just say something is declassified, there are steps and procedures to declas8fu clasd8fied items. Even then you just can't hold onto them, they are still kept under lock and key until a public records request is made. 

He can absolutely just say something is Declassified.

 

But in doing so he puts a peg in the ground.

 

His statement is an admission of guilt.

 

 

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Posted
18 minutes ago, nauseus said:

Of course not. We all know what the obsession is here and who feels the need for it to last forever.

We all know what is the topic of discussion, and for those who occasionally forget it’s still there at the top of the thread 

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Posted
On 8/13/2022 at 10:21 AM, Chomper Higgot said:

The warrant is the lawfully approved basis for the raid.

 

Evidence of extremely serious crimes has been recovered.

 

Next step, Grand Jury.

Yes. For the, shall we say "less sophisticated" of the public yammering " why didn't they arrest him, then?", it is because of a principle in American jurisprudence of a "presumption of innocence" until he has been indicted, tried, and convicted, if that is even the purpose here. I have read that NARA may be satisfied with just getting the docs back to a place of safety, which a basement room in the Maralago Resort Hotel.arguably is not

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Posted
18 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

Just getting the docs back will never be enough.

 

It needs to be known who has seen them.

I agree that that should be in the works. Just reporting on one comment I read  re: NARA's interest. If DOJ et al want to carry through, they get my vote. 

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Posted
2 hours ago, habanero said:

81+ million votes and less than 30% of the publics support.  Plus 74% of Democrats don't want him to run again.  Something doesn't add up. 

Only if you don't want it to add up.

 

Nobody can forecast accurately even 2 weeks ahead let alone months or years.

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