Although there is evidence of potential violations of the statutes regarding the handling of classified information, our judgment is that no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case
It's actually a prosecutor's role to make that choice, not the FBI. The FBI found evidence of violations - but tried to (and appeared to, successfully) - protect an Administration confidant. There actually was evidence of a crime committed - but it was willfully ignored by the FBI and the Obama DOJ.
Why do you want a partisan DOJ to ignore crimes by their "friends"?
Absolutely, especially since it was the Free Beacon - and NOT the GOP - that funded the initial research before the DNC and the Clinton campaign turned it up to 11. So let's take the Free Beacon, the DNC, and the entire Clinton campaign to task.
Oh, and while we're at it, let's not forget that all this happened during the Obama Administration, and most of the senior intelligence officials were aware of the Russian influence and just ignored it, let it continue (as long as they thought it benefited "their side"). So let's toss them, too!
But there's one group you won't be touching - the Trump campaign and Administration. It's been exonerated by the Mueller report.
And percussive caps... Unless you want a flintlock? The reality is that a firearm can be disassembled to the point where the pieces are unrecognizable (I know, I have many of them). Ammunition is MUCH harder to leave in parts because pressing the pieces together is near-impossible without a good press tool.
What you state didn't happen - at least not for the Trump campaign. We have the Mueller report which explicitly states as much. But we do know - with sworn testimony - that the Clinton campaign and the DNC hired foreign nationals to make shit up. And that is a crime. Would you join in a mutual call to investigate the DNC and Clinton campaign involvement with Fusion GPS, Christopher Steele, and the Russian dossier which was used to justify so much bullshit about the election and afterwards? Yes or no...
You know, Democrats haven't been this mad at Republicans since we freed their slaves...
If only the Clinton campaign and the DNC were so ethical. They did, after all, pay Fusion GPS to hire British agent Christopher Steele to work with the Russians to come up with the fake dossier in the first place, as justification for lying to the FISA courts to get inside information on the Trump campaign. If that's not conspiracy and collusion with foreign Governments, I don't know what is...
But you know what IS a crime, what is conspiracy and collusion? Paying a foreign agent to use made-up (Russian, even!) lies to build a fake dossier to attack your political opponent. And lying about it. Which is exactly what The Clinton campaign and the DNC did. Shall we look into that? I mean, they have a history of collusion, starting with colluding with the media to rig the debates...
The Clinton campaign did the same thing. The difference is, we've had 2 years of investigation into the Trump campaign and it was found to not be collusion. Shall we now do the same with the Clinton campaign and the DNC, who financed the dossier which was written by a foreigner, with Russian influences, to damage their opponent? Or is that not collusion?
The second amendment does not permit you to carry gun to defend yourself from violent crime.
DC v. Heller explicitly states that carrying a firearm for self-defense is a purpose of the 2nd Amendment; the Supreme Court held that
1. The Second Amendment protects an individual right to possess a firearm unconnected with service in a militia, and to use that arm for traditionally lawful purposes, such as self-defense within the home. Pp. 2–53.
A gun is just a tube, a few rubberbands, and a small nail. The part that is hard to build anywhere, and is the most important part, is the ammunition. Without the ammunition, the best a gun is, is just a weirdly-shaped club.
Desmond Hughes... noticed... their charge lasted five hours, but now they sometimes last only half an hour. He frequently listens to one while charging the other -- not optimal conditions for expensive headphones. He's now gearing up to plunk down more money on another pair....
They sucked the first time, are essentially unusable (one at a time, really?) after 2 years - and so he will go and buy another pair.
And deterministic systems don't handle chaos very well. Even if all the cars are automated, you have people, dogs, deer running into the street. You have blowout tires. You have road damage, debris, snow. Given that understanding a left-hand exit is problematic today, how does it handle a deer dashing on to the road? Or snow covering all lane markings - and heavy enough to block GPS signals?
They should have gotten a warning from the altimiter.
It's been a while since I've been in a jet cockpit, but I don't remember seeing a dresser, and thus I'm not sure mitered corners on drawers would help.
Well, that load you state would just about cover the required GDPR disclosures, so we'd also have to add in the overhead for the actual content - the number 25.
Moderation at Slashdot is "-1 if I don't like what you said, even if it's true and referenced", unfortunately... Feelings seem to matter more and more, over facts.
She wasn't corrupt, sure people donated to her charitable foundation with the hopes of gaining some favour. But would you prefer they donated to her campaign or PAC instead? Or hosted a fundraiser? That kind of stuff was literally standard operating procedure in Washington.
Are you serious? Check the donations. They skyrocketed when she ran for President - and fell like a stone when she failed. Then boomed again when she was suddenly in charge of all US International relations (Sec State). And you're telling me people are not buying her?
Like the way her foundation and husband received millions of dollars after choosing not to deny the Russian buyout of Uranium One?
Go to play.google.com. Type in "browser". You can now install a dozen different browsers. On Samsung phones at least, you can use Samsung's built-in assistant instead of OK Google; but you can always use Alexa on your Android phone if you like - and avoid OK Google. And at least on my Note 8, using Bixby (which I just re-enabled to check - and have now turned back off) will launch my default browser (just installed Opera, set to default, tried, and then removed). Also can have it default to the Samsung browser if I like, too...
There's a reason there's a Genius there to help you. There's no need for you to compare anything, just walk in, and the Genius will tell you what you have to buy and you're set!
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It's like those people who say Hillary committed a crime (email server) yet all those lawyers and agents at the FBI said otherwise.
Why that is a lie... James Comey explicitly stated that:
Although there is evidence of potential violations of the statutes regarding the handling of classified information, our judgment is that no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case
It's actually a prosecutor's role to make that choice, not the FBI. The FBI found evidence of violations - but tried to (and appeared to, successfully) - protect an Administration confidant. There actually was evidence of a crime committed - but it was willfully ignored by the FBI and the Obama DOJ.
Why do you want a partisan DOJ to ignore crimes by their "friends"?
Absolutely, especially since it was the Free Beacon - and NOT the GOP - that funded the initial research before the DNC and the Clinton campaign turned it up to 11. So let's take the Free Beacon, the DNC, and the entire Clinton campaign to task.
Oh, and while we're at it, let's not forget that all this happened during the Obama Administration, and most of the senior intelligence officials were aware of the Russian influence and just ignored it, let it continue (as long as they thought it benefited "their side"). So let's toss them, too!
But there's one group you won't be touching - the Trump campaign and Administration. It's been exonerated by the Mueller report.
And percussive caps... Unless you want a flintlock? The reality is that a firearm can be disassembled to the point where the pieces are unrecognizable (I know, I have many of them). Ammunition is MUCH harder to leave in parts because pressing the pieces together is near-impossible without a good press tool.
What you state didn't happen - at least not for the Trump campaign. We have the Mueller report which explicitly states as much. But we do know - with sworn testimony - that the Clinton campaign and the DNC hired foreign nationals to make shit up. And that is a crime. Would you join in a mutual call to investigate the DNC and Clinton campaign involvement with Fusion GPS, Christopher Steele, and the Russian dossier which was used to justify so much bullshit about the election and afterwards? Yes or no...
You know, Democrats haven't been this mad at Republicans since we freed their slaves...
If only the Clinton campaign and the DNC were so ethical. They did, after all, pay Fusion GPS to hire British agent Christopher Steele to work with the Russians to come up with the fake dossier in the first place, as justification for lying to the FISA courts to get inside information on the Trump campaign. If that's not conspiracy and collusion with foreign Governments, I don't know what is...
Those payoffs were not a crime.
But you know what IS a crime, what is conspiracy and collusion? Paying a foreign agent to use made-up (Russian, even!) lies to build a fake dossier to attack your political opponent. And lying about it. Which is exactly what The Clinton campaign and the DNC did. Shall we look into that? I mean, they have a history of collusion, starting with colluding with the media to rig the debates...
The Clinton campaign did the same thing. The difference is, we've had 2 years of investigation into the Trump campaign and it was found to not be collusion. Shall we now do the same with the Clinton campaign and the DNC, who financed the dossier which was written by a foreigner, with Russian influences, to damage their opponent? Or is that not collusion?
Amazing that you could deduce that - and the 20+ staff of lawyers, and 50+ FBI agents on the Mueller team couldn't deduce that legal insight!
The second amendment does not permit you to carry gun to defend yourself from violent crime.
DC v. Heller explicitly states that carrying a firearm for self-defense is a purpose of the 2nd Amendment; the Supreme Court held that 1. The Second Amendment protects an individual right to possess a firearm unconnected with service in a militia, and to use that arm for traditionally lawful purposes, such as self-defense within the home. Pp. 2–53.
A gun is just a tube, a few rubberbands, and a small nail. The part that is hard to build anywhere, and is the most important part, is the ammunition. Without the ammunition, the best a gun is, is just a weirdly-shaped club.
Calling what comes in the box a "headphone" is akin to calling a pile of smoldering manure "fine dining".
COWARD!
Desmond Hughes ... noticed ... their charge lasted five hours, but now they sometimes last only half an hour. He frequently listens to one while charging the other -- not optimal conditions for expensive headphones. He's now gearing up to plunk down more money on another pair....
They sucked the first time, are essentially unusable (one at a time, really?) after 2 years - and so he will go and buy another pair.
And deterministic systems don't handle chaos very well. Even if all the cars are automated, you have people, dogs, deer running into the street. You have blowout tires. You have road damage, debris, snow. Given that understanding a left-hand exit is problematic today, how does it handle a deer dashing on to the road? Or snow covering all lane markings - and heavy enough to block GPS signals?
They should have gotten a warning from the altimiter.
It's been a while since I've been in a jet cockpit, but I don't remember seeing a dresser, and thus I'm not sure mitered corners on drawers would help.
Will the good Captain complain, either way?
If only rights would also cross State lines, because right now many States trample all over your Constitutionally enumerated rights...
Well, that load you state would just about cover the required GDPR disclosures, so we'd also have to add in the overhead for the actual content - the number 25.
Moderation at Slashdot is "-1 if I don't like what you said, even if it's true and referenced", unfortunately... Feelings seem to matter more and more, over facts.
She wasn't corrupt, sure people donated to her charitable foundation with the hopes of gaining some favour. But would you prefer they donated to her campaign or PAC instead? Or hosted a fundraiser? That kind of stuff was literally standard operating procedure in Washington.
Are you serious? Check the donations. They skyrocketed when she ran for President - and fell like a stone when she failed. Then boomed again when she was suddenly in charge of all US International relations (Sec State). And you're telling me people are not buying her?
Like the way her foundation and husband received millions of dollars after choosing not to deny the Russian buyout of Uranium One?
The multiple ties between Hillary and Russia, including secret meetings in 2016
as she was candidate Clinton?
Funding fake dossiers against candidate Trump?
Colluding with personal friends in the media to get advance information about campaign questions and the like?
Wasn't corrupt? I guess the Sahara is a frigid, sodden wasteland in your world...
Go to play.google.com. Type in "browser". You can now install a dozen different browsers. On Samsung phones at least, you can use Samsung's built-in assistant instead of OK Google; but you can always use Alexa on your Android phone if you like - and avoid OK Google. And at least on my Note 8, using Bixby (which I just re-enabled to check - and have now turned back off) will launch my default browser (just installed Opera, set to default, tried, and then removed). Also can have it default to the Samsung browser if I like, too...
A 3 step process already - settings, basics, search engine. Done.
Suck it.
HP and Dell offer servers with multiple 16 core processors, 256+ GB of RAM, and TB of SSD for under $10,000...
There's a reason there's a Genius there to help you. There's no need for you to compare anything, just walk in, and the Genius will tell you what you have to buy and you're set!