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AGreatDipAtAFairPrice said:
Its like Mark Levin said about the second, longer half of the investigation: It was a New York Times/Washington Post op-ed that frequently cited and quoted where it should have been printed, if at all. "There's nothing to the letter of the law, not one credible thing in the last more than 200 pages of the report. Its an editorial!"
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AGreatDipAtAFairPrice said:
cond, longer half of the investigation: It was a New York Times/Washington Post op-ed that frequently cited and quoted whe
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Your point was good but I'm still laughing at this because I can't believe I've never noticed this before.
 
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They're not even trying to hide the projection. Then again all the bottom level #resistance morons seem to think Russia is still the USSR. Pretty sure I recall some of the blue checks calling Putin and Russia communist
 
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Corypheus said:
Do we have any info on if he’s actually controlling the account or if it’s an aide? If it’s the latter the guy needs a raise because that last tweet that was linked is spectacular.
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Trump's Twitter account uses some very eccentric grammar/mechanics that are identical to Trump's speech patterns. Based on this I'm inclined to believe it's Trump himself running the account.
 
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heyitsmike said:
A dude named Mike from the third largest state in the union. That'll be easy to track down...
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More to the point, those who wanted to track you down already had that particular hint, if they just looked at your fucking avatar and weren't complete dumbasses. Apparently that was too much to expect.
 
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SkeetNYeet said:
To be fair he said home state not current state. Still leaves a trail but it's not as accurate.
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Correct. I said home state not current state. Which narrows it down to the 49 others. But then again, I never said it wasn't still my current state. So still 50.

The Pink Panther said:
IP address, nigga.
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The only person who can see my IP address would be Null. Seeing as I also signed up with an email address, that's already more information than Mike, raised in Florida.

And besides, anyone who already has my IP wouldn't need anything else anyway.
 
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CBP Completes Construction of 50 miles of New Border Wall

Release Date:
July 11, 2019

WASHINGTON – U.S. Customs and Border Protection has completed construction of approximately 50 miles of new bollard wall projects authorized by funding from fiscal years 2017 and 2018.

Since January 2017, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) have received funding to support construction of up to approximately 201-205 miles of new border barriers through a combination of appropriations and the Treasury Forfeiture Fund (TFF). This funding is supporting the top border barrier priorities for the U.S. Border Patrol (USBP).

In fiscal year 2017 CBP received $341 million for the construction of approximately 40 miles of new Bollard Wall and gates in priority areas at the San Diego, El Centro, El Paso and the Rio Grande Valley Sectors. To this date, CBP has completed the construction of approximately 99 percent of the 40 miles funded in fiscal year 2017. Additionally, construction of 35 gates to close gaps in current border infrastructure in the Rio Grande Valley sector continues.

CBP also has completed approximately 10 miles of the 80 miles of new border wall of funded by Congress for fiscal year 2018. The $1.375 million assigned for construction will allow CBP will focus its construction efforts in priority areas in the Rio Grande Valley and San Diego.
Border wall construction planning efforts will continue in fiscal year 2019, as CBP will use $2 billion authorized by Congress to build approximately 85 miles of new border wall focus in the Rio Grande Valley.

See new and legacy bollard border wall in Tecate, Calif. at: https://www.dvidshub.net/video/696225/new-and-legacy-border-wall-flyover-tecate-calif ; https://www.dvidshub.net/video/696259/new-and-legacy-border-wall-flyover-tecate-calif-2 and https://www.dvidshub.net/video/696268/new-and-legacy-border-wall-flyover-tecate-calif-3
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In other news, since I forgot to bring it up at the time: Yet another 50 miles of The Wall went up while no one was paying attention. Again. For the ten dozenth time. One of these days everyone's gonna' turn around and realize that the entire fucking thing is already built.
 
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