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Just got a bit more respect for the intercept and it's reporting. Surprised a US official for press relations said this to a news outlet. They should have known better.
I think, even without admitting it, everyone just assumed this is true. It's trump related after all, and he's a bad guy.
spoiler alert: most of them are black.
I wonder if any are conservatives.
You know because conservatives always say there's a media bias against them.
Yes. Blacklisted. We all read the article.
(silly joke)
The term 'blacklisted' was originaly a naval term, created when they made all the black passengers stand on one side of the ship to tilt the keel.
(Stupiditer)
Wait, what does that have to do with belly buttons 🤔🤔🤔
(contunance of untelligence)
Stupider, it is a word.
You have discovered a joke I made.
Congrats!
Idk how misspelling is a joke but ok....
The humor was provided by a traditional aping mechanic, being too dumb to cojugate stupid.
Good luck at parties.
Pretty sure you don't get invited. Can't admit you're wrong. But w/e.
whats great is then you can report what you see and say you asked for a response and they refused to answer.
Who cares about the constitution, hm?
The CENTCOM official who revealed the existence of the list threatened that this reporter could be added to it for calling the command too often.
This is remarkable given who the reporter is. Nick Turse wrote Kill Anything That Moves…
Turse has described Kill Anything That Moves... (2013) as a history of Vietnamese civilian suffering at the hands of U.S. troops during the Vietnam War. The book is based on archival materials Turse discovered and interviews he conducted with eyewitnesses in the U.S. and Vietnam, including a hundred American Vietnam War veterans.
Highly recommend the book.
I was reading the article, scrolled up to see who “this reporter” was, and was like “no shit!”

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