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  • 76
    Posted by tutor-turtle 6 days, 8 hours ago to Signal Texting "Leak" of Potential Yemeni Strikes by Trump's Team-Oops?
    First and foremost: When you find yourself in a meeting that you clearing don't belong in, even more so when "sensitive" "confidential" information is being discussed,
    (And absolutely if it is in any way, shape, manner or form considered "classified".)
    you are morally and ethically obligated to identify yourself, announce your inappropriate presence, and leave the meeting the moment it becomes apparent you don't belong there.

    Otherwise your are a spy.
    Subject to all the penalties of spying.

    The fact that this Scumbag lurked in the shadows, spying on elected members of congress and our military, and did not confess to his sins until it was politically expedient, tells us everything we need to know about his motives.
    He is, in fact, a spy
    And should be prosecuted as such.

    Secondly: Having worked on classified programs, the access list for compartmentalized communications is logged for every event.

    Meaning: there exists a digital paper trail of when "Scumbag" was placed on the list and who put him there.

    Was he on the list during the Buy-Dumb regime, and never taken off?
    Did a Rat sneak aboard the USS Trump and doctor the access list? (there will be a digital trail here too).

    All things computer tell a tale if you know where to look.

    Time to call in team Musk. The evidence is there, waiting to be discovered.

  • 77
    Posted by tutor-turtle 6 days, 8 hours ago to The Imperial Judiciary Of The United States - Stealing Power Never Given Them Under the Constitution
    If a judge can thwart the President from doing the job the won the majority of the electorate hired him to do, that is, by definition, violating the separation of powers
    The President has a mandate.
    The judge did not campaign on, and win a majority of the people's vote for the position he espouses.
    The time to have objected to the proposals candidate Trump expressed, was during the election process.

    The people have spoken.

  • 78
    Posted by freedomforall 6 days, 8 hours ago to The Imperial Judiciary Of The United States - Stealing Power Never Given Them Under the Constitution
    Need the new improved Justice Dept to start prosecutions for treason as an uppercut
    to the jaw forcing the socialist scum to retreat back into their sewer pits.
    (Starting with a serious private "discussion" with the chief justus traitor
    referring to his Epstein videos.)

  • 79
    Posted by mccannon01 6 days, 9 hours ago to The Imperial Judiciary Of The United States - Stealing Power Never Given Them Under the Constitution
    Tall order to get this fixed to the apparent will of the people. I'm suspecting America has gone Marxist enough to move the Overton Window in a leftward direction far enough that Marxist Democrats in congress are cheering and too many Republicans in congress haven't got the spine to stand up and stop the shift. The Trump phenomenon is acting as a speed bump, but this unconstitutional judicial lawfare is a giant middle finger salute protecting the leftward shift and an "I-Dare-You" to anyone that gets in the way, including the people hoping the Trump phenomenon can actually make a lasting change to get the country back on track. Tall order, indeed. I can only hope the Q folks got it right and NOCSWIC (No One Can Stop What Is Coming).

  • 80
    Posted by Aeronca 6 days, 9 hours ago to Signal Texting "Leak" of Potential Yemeni Strikes by Trump's Team-Oops?
    Flush something down the toilet and see where it pops up. A way to find leakers. CIA FBI must do this all the time. Or at least they should.

  • 81
    Posted by rhfinle 6 days, 11 hours ago to The Imperial Judiciary Of The United States - Stealing Power Never Given Them Under the Constitution
    FFA, I agree. Trump needs to force the supreme court to rule/overrule on these leftists.
    Somehow the Douglas Adams line comes to mind: "...the first against the wall when the revolution comes...".

  • 82
    Posted by rhfinle 6 days, 11 hours ago to Signal Texting "Leak" of Potential Yemeni Strikes by Trump's Team-Oops?
    I agree with F.F.A.
    I think it was Sun Tzu that discussed planting false information to misdirect an enemy. That's been standard practice for 3000 years.
    Sometimes, too, you can artificially create a situation like this, using less-valuable information, in order to expose suspected leaks.

  • 83
    Posted by EMC2 6 days, 13 hours ago to Signal Texting "Leak" of Potential Yemeni Strikes by Trump's Team-Oops?
    Hopefully, the Houthis and other enemies got the message that was intended to reach them via this "mistake" ha!. Thanks, Atlantic dupes! Trump and Company play 3-D chess again. This was set up by Trump Team for exposure of the enemy within and it's still playing out. Effective way to clean house by making the dirt eliminate itself, both inside the administration and outside. :D

  • 84
    Posted by mhubb 6 days, 16 hours ago to Signal Texting "Leak" of Potential Yemeni Strikes by Trump's Team-Oops?
    but error checking can be bypassed, mostly on purpose

  • 85
    Posted by JimboWriter 1 week ago to Another Liberal Friend Bites the Dust
    When my late sister's second daughter was married, Jane asked me to do a reading from the bible. Being a teacher and presenter that sounded reasonable. It's the love is patient verse from I Corinthians, except this was the King James version with lots of "eths" added to words. Oh boy, I thought I hope I don't stumbled through this! Well I did get through it reasonably and when I looked down from the podium toward my sister, she had the biggest smile on her face I'd ever seen.

  • 86
    Posted by mhubb 1 week ago to Signal Texting "Leak" of Potential Yemeni Strikes by Trump's Team-Oops?
    that is why we build in error checking
    where i work, you try to assign someone access, if they do not have the correct rights, the software says "nope"

  • 87
    Posted by freedomforall 1 week ago to The Father of the Warfare State
    I'm more tethered to my computer (Win and Linux) than my phone.
    I used an iphone6 for for several years until a few months ago. I switched back to android
    because I dislike Apple's constant restrictions that ignore my needs in favor of theirs (and
    Bigtech's and BigGov's.) Constantly asking me to login to my Apple account (when I rarely
    if ever want to hassle with the stupid Apple store) was another frustration that I found no
    way to fix. That iphone also couldn't pick up cell signals here very well and that was a
    frequent issue. I could never send photos via message because it always stalled. (It was
    supposed to use wifi, but never did so- never could determine why.) Text messages took a
    loooong time and failed frequently, as did phone calls. The 'new' (2 year old) android phone
    is infinitely better on connections and doing what I need a phone to do. While I had the iphone
    I kept an old android phone to use for reading ebooks because I couldn't find an acceptable
    iphone6 app just to read files that I loaded on my iphone.
    I haven't had enough time yet to get frustrated with android the way I was with iphone. ;^)

  • 88
    Posted by $ gharkness 1 week ago to Another Liberal Friend Bites the Dust
    Was raised full blown Catholic, parochial school and the whole nine yards. I hated it but wasn't "allowed" to say so, and I never believed any of it either. Once older, I married a guy who thought he was Baptist, as long as he could make the rules that suited him! So I kind of fell in with his way of doing things (big mistake, BTW), but didn't believe any of that either.... His brother's son/my nephew - all these years later, is founder and pastor of one of the biggest Baptist- type (not affiliated) churches in the Ft. Worth area. Although I am divorced from first husband, I never really divorced the family, so any time I am in Keller or the DFW area, I have zero problems going to see my nephew Jeff preach. He knows, too, that I'm atheist. I don't hide it but I never poke anyone in the nose with it, either physically or virtually.

    ETA: my favorite set of Facebook friends are kids I attended K through 6th grade in Catholic school. The ones still living, anyway.

  • 89
    Posted by mccannon01 1 week ago to The Father of the Warfare State
    Thanks, but I converted to all Apple in 2010. Though pricey, it was a good move then and in between, but since Steve Jobs isn't in there "crackin' heads" anymore things have been sliding down hill, but I'm still generally satisfied. The oldest Apple products I have are still working to this day - I'm typing this on a desktop purchased in 2010. The Kindle app on the desktops and laptops and iPhones works well, but I really like the Kindle Paperwhite and travel with it. The battery lasts for a very long time on a charge.

  • 90
    Posted by JimboWriter 1 week ago to Another Liberal Friend Bites the Dust
    I was also raised as a Baptist. My family still are and I have no problem going to church with them now even if I'm an atheist. The fellowship was always strong and those bonds don't go away. But as Sportin' Life sang, "the things that you're liable to read in the bible ain't necessarily so."

  • 91
    Posted by freedomforall 1 week ago to The Father of the Warfare State
    I can also recommend using 'coolreader' software to read electronic books on PC and on android phones.
    It's a simple program for reading ebooks that doesn't take a lot of resources because it doesn't try to be
    a book database, too. Very easy to use for reading books on your PC (Win 7,Win10) or android phone with
    no copyright complications. Can do portrait or landscape (2 page) and you can select font size.
    For PC:
    https://sourceforge.net/projects/cren...

  • 92
    Posted by mccannon01 1 week ago to The Father of the Warfare State
    Yes, I just tested the link and it works. VERY good book. Thanks again for bringing it to the Gulch.

  • 93
    Posted by mccannon01 1 week ago to Signal Texting "Leak" of Potential Yemeni Strikes by Trump's Team-Oops?
    The software, like a lot of apps, "helps out" but the user must do the checking. I suspect the user in this case just assumed it would come out right. I've been caught by tech spell and grammar checkers in the past and found something different than I typed. Poking those tiny boxes of characters on my phone with my fat fingers doesn't help, either. Same as speaking text. Bah, you got to check before hitting "send".

  • 94
    Posted by rcarrion 1 week ago to Signal Texting "Leak" of Potential Yemeni Strikes by Trump's Team-Oops?
    Signal was authorized, however, the discussion should have been tapered down. Additionally, whoever set up the group is also at fault. They have iridium phones 📱 for such comms...

  • 95
    Posted by mccannon01 1 week ago to Signal Texting "Leak" of Potential Yemeni Strikes by Trump's Team-Oops?
    I like it, FFA! Galt would be amused, LOL!

  • 96
    Posted by freedomforall 1 week ago to The Imperial Judiciary Of The United States - Stealing Power Never Given Them Under the Constitution
    And again the five anti-constitution traitors of the SCOTUS reveal themselves.
    What part of 'shall not be infringed' do these traitors not understand?

  • 97
    Posted by mhubb 1 week ago to The Imperial Judiciary Of The United States - Stealing Power Never Given Them Under the Constitution
    Supreme Court Upholds Biden-Era ‘Ghost Gun’ Regulation

    https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/ne...

    DC- NIFO

  • 98
    Posted by freedomforall 1 week ago to Signal Texting "Leak" of Potential Yemeni Strikes by Trump's Team-Oops?
    Did he think he was inviting John Galt?

  • 99
    Posted by mhubb 1 week ago to Signal Texting "Leak" of Potential Yemeni Strikes by Trump's Team-Oops?
    the software used should have a list to exclude
    people make mistakes...
    so more error checking is needed

  • 100
    Posted by freedomforall 1 week ago to The Father of the Warfare State
    Thank You!. This link worked for me:
    https://annas-archive.org/slow_downlo...