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They are in so deep with Jones financially that I would bet he will get another year.
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And the end of democracy in America.
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Darvin, Darvin, Darvin. Shoulda had that gift-wrapped pass and now the momentum shifts to the Elks.
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Agreed. A receiver won't make the reception for several different reasons, many beyond his control, but what he does after the ball is in his hands is all grit.
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Pretty much nothing is going right for the Ungulates tonight.
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WTF!!! The RBs near him saw that pass to Lawler coming and just......stood there watching.
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OK, I take that back.
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Behar can be on my team anytime.
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Seem weird but RB's are actually mounting a drive, and Arbuckle looks legit.
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Injury Report, Lineup Changes, Roster Moves
Tracker replied to BigBlue's topic in Blue Bomber Discussion
And exactly when we needed it. One of the best things about that win is that it was in front of an almost full house plus a lot of drama. People remember that sort of thing when the home team looks dead but somehow revives enough to win in the last minutes. -
Bennett #22 for the RBs has no instinct at all in following his blockers- bumped into his blockers and then just stood there.
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I believe those were idealists who were swept up in the wave Rene' generated and reacted without thinking it through. Six months later, the PLQ separationist support fell back to where it has been: 15-18%. A good parallel is England's brexit referendum where voters were fed a steady stream of disinformation about how the EU was beggaring Britain and how much better life would be should Britain leave. As it turned out, a myriad of problems have occurred and are still extant and if the vote was held again today, it would be defeated 3 or 4-1. Buyers' remorse.
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The Georgia criminal investigation into potential Trump election crimes has extended into a potential breach of voting equipment. The prosecutor investigating whether former President Donald Trump and others illegally tried to interfere in the 2020 election in Georgia is seeking information about the alleged involvement of a Trump ally in the breach of voting equipment at a county roughly 200 miles south of her Atlanta office. The widening of the probe highlights the latest instance in which unauthorized people appear to have gained access to voting equipment since the 2020 election, primarily in battleground states lost by Mr. Trump. Election experts have raised concerns that sensitive information shared online about the equipment may have exposed vulnerabilities that could be exploited by people intent on disrupting future elections. https://www.politicususa.com/2022/08/27/trump-georgia-voting-data.html Trump Devastated As Affidavit Says He Had Information On US Spies MSNBC’s Andrea Mitchell said described the information in the redacted affidavit: Here are some of the classifications that were noted by the FBI agent who was designating the reasons in the affidavit. This is in the document to justify the affidavit. HCS, which is human control system, a designation by a report from a CIA officer or possibly defense intelligence agency based on conversations with a confidential, human source overseas. That is a spy. And this could be the most alarming of any of these designations of these classifications. Another one is ORCON, originator control, the agency issuing the report controls that sees the document, no foreign, that is cannot be shared with foreign nationals indicating high sensitivity. Mitchell went on to say that Trump had documents in his possession that were related to sources and methods and were the crown jewels of US intelligence agencies. What was Trump intending to do with such sensitive national security information? He would not have kept those documents for his memoir or his own reading pleasure. These kinds of US secrets would be priceless. If Trump was trying to sell them, he could have gotten hundreds of millions or even maybe billions of dollars for them. From the information in the redacted affidavit, Trump didn’t accidentally take the documents. He stole US secrets that would have a high monetary value, and that could be why he is being investigated for violating the Espionage Act. https://www.politicususa.com/2022/08/26/trump-affidavit-spies.html
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Only one problem with this- these planes have been grounded since 2016 and as such, would be slow, outdated (and vulnerable) and unreliable. Another empty threat. He has to know that if war broke out, he and his cronies would be dead within hours or on the run in Russia.
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Trump has gotten his way for so long and so often through lies and threats that he appears to be now dissociated from reality, which means he sees himself as omniscient and omnipotent- beyond criticism or the laws which, in his view, apply to everyone else but not him. He appears to be sadistic and incapable of forming emotional attachments- a perfect description of a psychopath.
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The sovereigntists do not comprise the majority of Albertans, but they are certainly the most vocal, most annoying and most tending to violence if their minority views are not adopted. Quebec has always had a small percentage of separatists, but since the October Crisis (which was really overblown) they have subsided into almost irrelevance. Because Alberta is the province most alike the southern states, they seem to adopt the same self-defeating nonsensical views as their idols. They are oblivious to the inherent racist, misogynist and intolerant outcomes that these cretins has begun to institute in the US.
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There are gonna be several vacant head coaching positions in the CFL in the not too distant future,
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Maybe that's all he can hit.
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Well, there goes any chance the TiCats had of winning the game along with Dane Evans' career in the CFL disappearing over the horizon.
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As much as I would like to see Donald J. Trump and his co-conspirators swing for all this, having his sycophants watch him fade away behind bars for the next decade or so while his toadies fight it out for control of the wreckage would be a much better outcome for America.
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That sort of thing gives coaches grey hair prematurely.
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That's just a yarn you've heard- he's away cross-country skein. Or I could just be needling you in this thread by sharing purls of wisdom.
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An exceptionally boring game to watch. Tempted to watch the competitive knitting channel.
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Seen enough': Experts predict Donald Trump 'will be indicted' after release of 'pulverizing' affidavit Legal experts are going through the FBI’s redacted affidavit used to obtain the “search and seize” warrant to enter Mar-a-Lago three weeks ago and remove presidential records, including documents classified and the highest levels, believed to have been stored there by Donald Trump. It appears the general consensus from legal experts is this document is damning for the former president, both on the volume of documents he allegedly unlawfully held, and on the nature of the documents: not only classified but classified at some of the highest levels, and so dangerous if they were given to America’s adversaries that, as the affidavit states, “lives can be at risk.” Attorney David Laufman, a former Chief of the Counterintelligence and Export Control Section (CES) in the National Security Division at the Department of Justice (DOJ), called the volume of evidence the FBI and DOJ has “pulverizing” in an appearance Friday on MSNBC, and that Trump should expect to get a target letter. “If I were President Trump and his attorneys, I’d be fearful of getting what’s called a ‘target letter’ in the not too distant future,” Laufman said. “It’s pretty clear to me that the government had a pulverizing amount of information that more than exceeded the standard of probable cause, and that they are all in.” “They are all in building a prosecutable case for a violation under the Espionage Act, Section 793 E, for willful retention of classified information in an unauthorized place, and more than that, extrapolating from redactions [in the affidavit] after a section where they describe Kash Patel, trying to claim that President Trump declassified all this stuff. It’s a lot of redactions, and I’m guessing that’s where they are just knocking down piece by piece. The notion that this stuff was declassified, as you pointed out, in your intro, we’re talking about a holy of holies of sensitive intelligence, information, human, FISA. There wasn’t even any mention of Special Access Program material. He’s in deep jeopardy.” On Twitter Laufman added, “In real estate, it’s about ‘location, location, location.’ When it comes to unlawful retention of classified docs, it’s all about ‘willfulness, willfulness, willfulness.’ And looks like the government has that evidence in abundance.” Attorney and senior lecturer at Yale University’s Jackson Institute for Global Affairs, CNN commentator and former FBI agent Asha Rangappa observes: “The extent of what has been compromised in our intelligence gathering capabilities is going to be staggering.” Elliot Williams, a former deputy assistant attorney general at DOJ and an assistant director at US Immigration and Customs Enforcement tweeted: “The law says a ‘TOP SECRET’ document is one that would cause ‘exceptionally grave damage to the national security’ if released.” “HE HAD AT LEAST 25 OF THOSE IN HIS HOUSE,” Williams stressed. Former FBI Special Agent Clint Watts on MSNBC raised the issue that the large number of classified documents were not secured, and anyone with a cell phone could have taken photos of them and distributed them. It’s unknown if that has happened, hen says the affidavit suggests. Top national security lawyer Brad Moss concludes, “I have seen enough, folks. Donald Trump will be indicted in the classified documents matter. I’m placing my marker.” https://www.alternet.org/2022/08/will-be-indicted-pulverizing-affidavit/
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I would rather undergo root canal work.