Now that I can agree with. A lot of people seem to only want to read the media that agrees with them, and while I mostly read the Grauniad for my day-to-day reading I also try to read the Times, FT, Economist and Private Eye regularly to get a better overview of stuff. I think people would get a lot from buying two papers at least.Originally Posted by Alistair
reading takes time though and time is the ultimate resource
Reading 500ish word news stories does not take very long at all.
Though I do probably benefit from reading the papers being part of my job.
That must help a lot, I have to read things in my job but they aren't things that help with things like life or livingReading 500ish word news stories does not take very long at all.
Though I do probably benefit from reading the papers being part of my job.
You read Necronomicon?That must help a lot, I have to read things in my job but they aren't things that help with things like life or livingReading 500ish word news stories does not take very long at all.
Though I do probably benefit from reading the papers being part of my job.
They all do it a million times if you do it a little slap and a tickle.
You read Necronomicon?That must help a lot, I have to read things in my job but they aren't things that help with things like life or livingReading 500ish word news stories does not take very long at all.
Though I do probably benefit from reading the papers being part of my job.
Thermonuclear Banana Split - A not-really-weekly Eclipse Phase campaign journal
According to Posobiec the translator at the meeting, one that the lawyer almost always uses, is a Russian translator for the FBI.
And for the fun part; supposedly the were already tapping Manafort's mobile phone at the time despite not having a FISA warrent. This meeting was the evidence they needed to get that warrant, so there's some parallel construction going on.
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The climax of Alex Jones' rant in this one is awesome to watch.
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Exactly what just happened there? For real...
It seems most likely that the trump campaign people in that meeting didn't know who half the people they were meeting were.Exactly what just happened there? For real...
They didn't know the name of the lawyer before the meeting, or who she was.
They didn't know the translator was a former russian officer who was working for the FBI and/or an ex-state department contractor.
They didn't know who the lobbyist was.
It seems Kushner was not introduced to the others at the meeting, only the lawyer.
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Trump and co are uninformed badly organised halfwits.
agreed.
Yes, they forgot to hire private investigators to do a background check on every person part of a meeting arranged by a british publicist.
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TIL you need a private investigator to know who you're talking to, their name, and to introduce yourself. good stuff.
When I meet a person for the first time I always instantly know if they're secretly working for the FBI or FSB. It is a psychic skill we all possess.
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I agree completely.Now that I can agree with. A lot of people seem to only want to read the media that agrees with them, and while I mostly read the Grauniad for my day-to-day reading I also try to read the Times, FT, Economist and Private Eye regularly to get a better overview of stuff. I think people would get a lot from buying two papers at least.
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It seems most likely that the trump campaign people in that meeting didn't know who half the people they were meeting were.Exactly what just happened there? For real...
They didn't know the name of the lawyer before the meeting, or who she was.
They didn't know the translator was a former russian officer who was working for the FBI and/or an ex-state department contractor.
They didn't know who the lobbyist was.
It seems Kushner was not introduced to the others at the meeting, only the lawyer.
when you meet a lawyer do you know his name?
when you meet a lawyer does he know you name?
do you know the name of people you arrange a meeting with?
stop being a silly cunt. though i suppose if you've never set up a business meeting that might explain you thinking it's the same as meeting a random person in a random room.
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