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When I lived in Georgia, I was in the 7th district. I will admit that, back then, I really didn't like Bob, even though I voted for him. Since he left Congress I have spent a lot of time reading a great deal of what he has written. I owe this man a major apology for not appreciating him.
The KGB has always been light years ahead of the CIA in the intelligence service!
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Protecting Chinese Oil

Vladilyich Wrote: Jun 06, 2013 10:11 AM
Remember, too, the FULL output of the Keystone-XL pipeline, has already been contracted to China. None of the Canadian oil will be going to the U.S., except to travel through leaky pipes.
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Boy Suspended For Merely Saying 'Gun'

Vladilyich Wrote: Jun 06, 2013 9:57 AM
...and the deputy sheriff said he would have to search their home --- without a warrant. It doesn't matter whether they wear a uniform or not, anyone attempting to search your home without a warrant signed by a court is to be considered an intruder and may be killed to protect your property.
My wife happens to be Danish. I have copies of the cartoons published a few years back that caused half of the Muslim world to riot and kill people. I plan oin opening new Facebook and Twitter accounts and republish these cartoons. I know that Mark Zuckerjew will cancel the account immediately if Holder tells him to, but Twitter will take longer. There are also a hundred other "social" networks that will NOT obey "suggestions" by the government because we still have the First Amendment that allows free speech. I DEFY the DOJ to try to prosecute this as violating anyone's civil rights except mine!
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Who's Tracking Your Children?

Vladilyich Wrote: May 31, 2013 10:32 AM
"Davis says all of the data have been destroyed." She might be interested in checking out my beachfront property in Phoenix while she's at it. I will bet my entire retirement that the data has already been sent to DHS and NSA and is currently being stored on a computer in Utah.
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Taxing Internet sales

Vladilyich Wrote: May 09, 2013 1:32 PM
I think we'll see a pile of Internet companies moving across the border to Niagara, Toronto and Vancouver. UPS,FEDEX and DHL all deliver across the border and the U.S. law cannot touch them there.
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Taxing Internet sales

Vladilyich Wrote: May 09, 2013 1:25 PM
As currently written, it would be to the taxing authority of the customer.
I think we will see a lot of Internet businesses move across the border to Canada (whose economy is booming, by the way). UPS, FEDEX an DHL all ship from Canada for only slightly more than they do from the U.S. and all have a major presence in Canada. Canada has only a national sales tax that is flat regardless of province or territory. Locate the business in Toronto, Windsor, Vancouver or even Niagara and it will be immune American laws and nonsense. The Canadian dollar is on par with the American except for most of the past year it has been worth more than the American dollar.
Unfortunately, they are less likely to knock on doors than to knock down doors.
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