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Fact: The United States passed whistleblower protection laws before the Constitution was ratified.
Posted by:
Gerrymanderer2
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Date: November 20, 2019 07:55AM
Yet another instance where Republicans show they are unfit to be American.
Re: Fact: The United States passed whistleblower protection laws before the Constitution was ratified.
Posted by:
True fact
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Date: November 20, 2019 08:08AM
You do realized that Vindman is a zionist Jew, right Gerry?
Re: Fact: The United States passed whistleblower protection laws before the Constitution was ratified.
Posted by:
cracking down on corruption
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Date: November 20, 2019 08:37AM
One thing i find funny is that one of Trump’s ‘defenses’ has been that Ukraine had really been taking steps to crack down on corruption.
And they have. You know what their first step was?
A law defining the process to impeach and remove their president.
Went into effect less than two months ago....
http://www.loc.gov/law/foreign-news/article/ukraine-law-on-impeachment-of-president-adopted/
And they have. You know what their first step was?
A law defining the process to impeach and remove their president.
Went into effect less than two months ago....
http://www.loc.gov/law/foreign-news/article/ukraine-law-on-impeachment-of-president-adopted/
Re: Fact: The United States passed whistleblower protection laws before the Constitution was ratified.
Posted by:
cracking down on crack
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Date: November 20, 2019 08:40AM
cracking down on corruption Wrote:
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> One thing i find funny is that one of Trump’s
> ‘defenses’ has been that Ukraine had really
> been taking steps to crack down on corruption.
>
> And they have. You know what their first step
> was?
>
> A law defining the process to impeach and remove
> their president.
>
> Went into effect less than two months ago....
>
>
> http://www.loc.gov/law/foreign-news/article/ukrain
> e-law-on-impeachment-of-president-adopted/
If you find that funny, you should have your sense of humor replaced. The word you were looking for is "boring".
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> One thing i find funny is that one of Trump’s
> ‘defenses’ has been that Ukraine had really
> been taking steps to crack down on corruption.
>
> And they have. You know what their first step
> was?
>
> A law defining the process to impeach and remove
> their president.
>
> Went into effect less than two months ago....
>
>
> http://www.loc.gov/law/foreign-news/article/ukrain
> e-law-on-impeachment-of-president-adopted/
If you find that funny, you should have your sense of humor replaced. The word you were looking for is "boring".
Re: Fact: The United States passed whistleblower protection laws before the Constitution was ratified.
Posted by:
He’s a whistleblower
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Date: November 20, 2019 08:53AM
Why do we protect whistleblowers?
How come democrats didn’t protect Julian Assange
How come democrats didn’t protect Julian Assange
Re: Fact: The United States passed whistleblower protection laws before the Constitution was ratified.
Posted by:
dems just kill 'em
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Date: November 20, 2019 09:57AM
He’s a whistleblower Wrote:
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> Why do we protect whistleblowers?
> How come democrats didn’t protect Julian Assange
Hey, at least they kill him (yet) like Seth Rich. Gunned down in the back in a robbery where nothing was stolen and not one shred of video of the incident in one of the most heavily surveilled city in the US.
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> Why do we protect whistleblowers?
> How come democrats didn’t protect Julian Assange
Hey, at least they kill him (yet) like Seth Rich. Gunned down in the back in a robbery where nothing was stolen and not one shred of video of the incident in one of the most heavily surveilled city in the US.
Re: Fact: The United States passed whistleblower protection laws before the Constitution was ratified.
Posted by:
not applicable
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Date: November 20, 2019 10:03AM
He’s a whistleblower Wrote:
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> Why do we protect whistleblowers?
> How come democrats didn’t protect Julian Assange
Making stuff public on the internet under your own name isn’t what whistleblowing is. That’s why I can’t stand up in a movie theater and shout “FIRE!”, then claim I should be protected from the cops because i’m a “whistleblower”.
Plus it would be hard for US law to protect someone who did it from a foreign country and is hiding inside an embassy.
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> Why do we protect whistleblowers?
> How come democrats didn’t protect Julian Assange
Making stuff public on the internet under your own name isn’t what whistleblowing is. That’s why I can’t stand up in a movie theater and shout “FIRE!”, then claim I should be protected from the cops because i’m a “whistleblower”.
Plus it would be hard for US law to protect someone who did it from a foreign country and is hiding inside an embassy.
Re: Fact: The United States passed whistleblower protection laws before the Constitution was ratified.
Posted by:
Do not pass Go
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Date: November 20, 2019 10:49AM
not applicable Wrote:
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> He’s a whistleblower Wrote:
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> -----
> > Why do we protect whistleblowers?
> > How come democrats didn’t protect Julian
> Assange
>
>
> Making stuff public on the internet under your own
> name isn’t what whistleblowing is. That’s why
> I can’t stand up in a movie theater and shout
> “FIRE!”, then claim I should be protected from
> the cops because i’m a “whistleblower”.
>
> Plus it would be hard for US law to protect
> someone who did it from a foreign country and is
> hiding inside an embassy.
While all that blabbering in your post might be true, it has nothing to do with Julian Assange, who leaked real emails, real government communications and real pictures and videos. Your movie theater/fire analogy is a complete non-sequitur. And Assange is currently in custody and imprisoned in England.
Your post is a complete mess. F-
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> He’s a whistleblower Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Why do we protect whistleblowers?
> > How come democrats didn’t protect Julian
> Assange
>
>
> Making stuff public on the internet under your own
> name isn’t what whistleblowing is. That’s why
> I can’t stand up in a movie theater and shout
> “FIRE!”, then claim I should be protected from
> the cops because i’m a “whistleblower”.
>
> Plus it would be hard for US law to protect
> someone who did it from a foreign country and is
> hiding inside an embassy.
While all that blabbering in your post might be true, it has nothing to do with Julian Assange, who leaked real emails, real government communications and real pictures and videos. Your movie theater/fire analogy is a complete non-sequitur. And Assange is currently in custody and imprisoned in England.
Your post is a complete mess. F-
Re: Fact: The United States passed whistleblower protection laws before the Constitution was ratified.
Posted by:
GO FUCK A GOAT GERRY
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Date: November 20, 2019 02:07PM
Why would anyone listen to a gay goatfucker like Gerry?
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Re: Fact: The United States passed whistleblower protection laws before the Constitution was ratified.
Posted by:
Garagereconerer2
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Date: November 20, 2019 02:17PM
Gerrymanderer2 Wrote:
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> Yet another instance where Republicans show they
> are unfit to be American.
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> Yet another instance where Republicans show they
> are unfit to be American.
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