Day 293.2. Whitey SilverScript Aug 11 2017

Day 293.2. Whitey SilverScript Aug 11 2017

293(2).2(2) Day 293.2. Whitey, Waltham, And Toady

Day 293.2. Whitey Bulger, Waltham Kill Team Triple Murder, Tsarnaev Murders, Todashev Murder, and the lLittle Known 7-ELEVEN Catch All Exemption That Makes It All Ok livechat https://pastebin.com/H1WbNu0i

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okay day 293 this is part 2 and at five
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o'clock Eastern time we're going to be
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coming on with Bill Warner the car theft
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expert that's gonna be great it's gonna
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unwind all these car theft rings that
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Omar and alpha jello and Imran had but
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really briefly I wanted to follow up on
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the lawsuit stuff this morning triple
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murders don't happen very often triple
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murders are very rare single murders
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obviously the most frequent double
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murders way less percentage hello
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everyone the triple murder is very
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unusual and I mentioned the triple
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murder that I went to in Fort Wayne
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Indiana I went to double murders in
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Delphi and Avondale Evansdale Washington
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I've done a lot of abduction cases but
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I've never done I've only done one
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triple murder case that was the Fort
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Wayne Indiana case this one you knew
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that I wouldn't bring up a case if it
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didn't have something if it didn't bleed
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it wouldn't lead right so you're right
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and this is going to be my case and I'll
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explain so if you have been following
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the series I've kind of dropped
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breadcrumbs about JTTF for about 250
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days or well ever since the first day of
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the series talking about how this is a
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military construct a military construct
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that then inserted itself into the FBI
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and then the FBI is just crushing State
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Police Department's through fusion
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centers and then crushing through
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intimidation local police departments
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through JTTF so that I've described as
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JTTF is the biggest hammer a military
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government or military police could ever
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want this is again you're gonna see this
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in the WikiLeaks papers you're gonna see
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this with the HS PD which is the
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Homeland Security presidential directive
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six this is what Julian Assange talks
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about and now our case is there and I'm
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my geolocation case but another famous
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geolocation case first of all here's my
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case I about September 2015 I asked for
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my FBI file and what I was saying was
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military organizations like the CIA have
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different programs that they use to gain
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control of foreign governments and
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thereby foreign businesses and so forth
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and it's standard it's what they do
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there's no this isn't what they do at
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the end of the day this is what they do
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when they get coffee first thing in the
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morning right and one of the first
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things they do is they have to come up
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with a way of a loser's list create this
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lose barn gorilla list where they put
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everybody's name on it they don't like
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they take in all the requests from the
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public-private partnership that JTTF has
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through these fusion centers they say
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who don't you like they take in all
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these tips and they write down all the
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enemies of all the people that give them
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contributions and then they start what's
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known as low intensity operations this
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isn't going out dragging people out in
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the middle of the night this is making
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sure that don't get promotions start
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dropping things with their people who
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may be hiring them start saying say well
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I don't know about that guy he's a
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little bit you know you should watch
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yourself you know they don't even have
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to say exactly what it is as soon as a
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law enforcement person goes to someone
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in a position of power over a person and
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starts saying I don't know about this
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guy just watch yourself just watch it
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they'll start coming up with all starts
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the person who is affected will start
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coming up with all kinds of imaginations
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in their mind about what could this
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person have done why would the you know
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law enforcement be interested in it so
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and that's exactly what we're talking
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about here low intensity operations
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basically drain the person slowly beat
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the person down you know get them to
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lose their jobs try to break up their
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relationships and then you know this is
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the Gary Webb story or the Michael
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Rupert story lots of people
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the King etc so how do they do it
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everybody wants to know how they do it
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well this isn't the famous 70 catch-all
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exception this is more probably better
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listed this infamous 70 catch-all
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exemption it's the little known actually
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70 catch-all exemption it's not the 7/11
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catch-all exemption although 7-eleven
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would be a great way to remember a
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catch-all exemption
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how many catch-all exemptions have you
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remembered in your life I bet you
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there's not seven so you wouldn't need
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70 but 7-eleven still you know a great
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way to remember think of you dropping
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your big gulp and then catching it all
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that's the 7/11 catch-all exemption so
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why do I keep mentioning the 7 I'll
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catch a catch-all exemption well because
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here's our 5 5 - remember this morning
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the people you know fighting it out over
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the internet saying 5 5 2 vs. 5 5 7 that
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is going to be the US code it's going to
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be section 5 5 - a as my brother so
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adroitly pointed out and then they're
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gonna list these exemptions all along
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the way of why they're not going to give
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you your foia so in the FOIA this is the
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foil rules my brother so quickly pointed
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out and these are the exemptions seventy
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right privacy exemption what they're
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basically saying is what this exemption
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is saying is we'd be disclosing our
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methods if we told you what we were
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doing this would disclose our methods
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and we can't really disclose our methods
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okay so we neither confirm nor deny we
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neither confirm nor deny deny with the
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7/11 catch-all exception so it's kind of
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fun because they put it toward the
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bottom they put it in seven which is you
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know you got to read all the way down to
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seven and you they put it in E got to
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read through a and B and then C and then
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D etc so what is the 7/11 is the 7e
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catch-all exemption had to do with the
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case I was talking about this morning or
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the Boston bomb or any of those other
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things okay so it is this case here's
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the case which is the ACLU of
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Massachusetts against the US Attorney
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General and we have
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the FOIA here where they were trying to
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say hey what is the structure of JTTF
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what is the structure how is it
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structured how many operations did you
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do okay
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you've basically put a political
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military operation into our local law
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enforcement into our state police into
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our local law enforcement what are you
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doing
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okay JTTF is very famous for not giving
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any answers whatsoever hey we're doing
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political military operations go away
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you know you don't need to know
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excuse me about this so where does this
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case lead well guess what I've dropped
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the breadcrumbs here for over 200 days
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this leads right to the Boston bomber
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case the ACLU case was about the Boston
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bomber case and the ACLU case was about
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the Toto chef guy and the triple murder
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with the sign of a tsarnaev's yes the
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tsarnaev's were murdered and the third
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guy was shot and killed the tsarnaev so
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that triple murder team the tsarnaev's
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triple murder team which I talked about
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which doesn't happen very often the
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third guy totus chef was killed in
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Florida and the FBI raided the home and
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just basically shot him okay after
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interrogating finding out who else he
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talked to and then they killed him so
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that's what happened well you see George
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that just one triple murderer that's
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just a famous event in US history that's
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just you know why is Claude Estrella
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here at the University of Denver and
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then there's somebody who looks just
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like his twin about 220 feet from the
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bomb
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you know the whole school play you know
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Lauren Johnson died at the University of
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Denver you know that's a very tenuous
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thing you know what are you saying are
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you saying that you know they did the
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Boston bombing you know to cover and to
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take away attention from this case are
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you kidding you do you think that they
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would do a bombing to take attention
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away from two triple murders
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well I don't know basically 7tu allows
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you to kidnap girls I talked about this
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we owned a crisp or just a crisp right
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basically kidnapped for the Olympics for
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the 2010 Vancouver Olympics uses a sex
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slave during the 2010 Olympics we can't
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really talk about it can't drill down on
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it because the 70 exemption can't
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disclose how we're doing things did we
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take the DynCorp playbook and just do
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all the things we did with ratlines just
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basically put it inside the United
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States with 70 exemption well if you
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read what Claude S Trey says about how
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he does thinks he runs the human
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trafficking clinic he's very close to
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you Monica Peterson death on a computer
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some wrote the thesis for him she talks
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about asset forfeiture he talks about
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covering up the Kosovo murders a Kosovo
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sex ring that was instituted by
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ambassador Hill here who's now the
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president of the University of Denver
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right in the pub Whitaker tradition of
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hey you know rape pillage and plunder
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we're gonna compare ourselves to animals
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afraid that have no ability to think and
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no prefrontal cortex because well that's
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gonna be comfort food for our conscious
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okay so we're just going to say we're
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just animals rape pillage and plunder
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we're we're beasts of prey and you know
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what women like just a crisp we can run
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and use her for operations we can do
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basically anything roast us all written
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all of us was written in at the
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University of Denver army Intel wrote it
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David Petraeus read the plan Paula
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Broadwell was there to help she then
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went on took it to Tufts
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she helped write the plan the only
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reason I say this is because it's a
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whole coming back it's all coming back
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this thing was just to keep adjudicated
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and they found the FBI was responsive on
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all documents judge burrows in this case
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that we're gonna quote but except 77 he
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basically said we're allowed to kidnap
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don't talk about it we're allowed to do
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organ harvesting don't talk about it
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we're allowed to do school place don't
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talk about it every once in a while
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somebody dies have cut
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part monoxide poisoning don't talk about
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it every once in a while a woman who's
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being uses in Haiti dies don't talk
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about it
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target people for a loser's list asset
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forfeiture low-intensity operations
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don't talk about it seminars on torture
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flawed guests stray don't talk about it
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we can do anything we want from the
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DynCorp days this is DynCorp days on
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steroids we could do DynCorp days on
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steroids because why because we have the
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seven-eleven catch-all exemption you got
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the 7/11 catch-all exemption well we
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could do things like sending in teams
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called Team Rubicon here's miss
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Braverman right here send in a team of
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snipers around him we could basically do
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triage on people who are about ready to
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die to get their organs we can fly them
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back to Florida Jacksonville now we can
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do triage after a national disaster
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David Petraeus our sponsor of this great
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organization why do we need a team of
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snipers again to do triage why do we
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need a team of snipers to do triage hmm
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why do we need a team of snipers to do
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triage seems odd oh we have to protect
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it a lot of people might be trying to
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steal from people that are dying I guess
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I don't know
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anyway it's basically to do stuff in the
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port port of Boston was the precursor to
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the Port of Washington basically we've
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recreated this little McCabe Boston
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Whitey Bulger little den of iniquity
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that up in Boston Harbor down here in
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Washington and all the other ports on
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the eastern coast we went right down the
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coast so I'm not I'm I'm not doing a lot
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of proof steps here but I'm gonna show
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you in the future what we're going to be
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talking about in the cases this case
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goes right back this case is about
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todashev this case is about the triple
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murders about finding out the
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whereabouts of this guy named todashev
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because even peers like a CIA operative
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he's trained at a camp in Virginia he's
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moving all around with this team of
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three they seem to be killing people
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left right
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they seem to keep kill the kill team
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that preceded them in Waltham
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Massachusetts called the wall the
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wall--the or triple murder so now we
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have two triple murders so let me get
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this straight let me get this straight
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George is what you're saying that's what
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you're saying that McCabe working with
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FBI in Boston established a set of
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ratlines
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where anything goes where they could
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just deny everything on seven triple
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three there was a kill team that from
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Waltham Massachusetts that would kill
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anybody who got in their way they
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started talking one day so they brought
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it another kill team from Chechnya named
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the tsarnaev brothers along with this
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guy named toto shad and they killed that
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kill team is that what you're trying to
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tell me and then they basically had an
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operation where they killed two killers
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and they used the Boston bombing to
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deflect when the case finally came up
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and when the case started moving toward
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fruition they used the Boston bombing to
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look the other way so now everybody
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remembers the Boston bombing rather
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there are two sets of triple murders
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well I'll let you decide
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but what's going to happen is we're
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gonna look at the actions of our team
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rubicon in terms of work and harvesting
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we're going to look at operation
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underground railroad and it its
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operations how it does business and all
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these protections that the FBI is
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standing behind with this catch-all 7ee
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exemption okay because here's the here's
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the fundamental situation these are
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fundamental rights and you can just
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think of the Statue of Liberty
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okay holding up the flame those are
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fundamental rights those are rights that
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are higher than any other law in the
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United States
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imagine the Statue of Liberty holds up
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her flame these ten these are
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fundamental rights okay now there's a
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book that she holds in her other hand
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that's more the rights that are
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negotiated through society let's make
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the symbol of like the right to drive
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which really isn't a right it's
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privileged okay so the state does have
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right to negotiate that privilege you
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could be you know
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driving or whatever and that is
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certainly something no one should ever
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do and that is a certainly a good use of
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the state's ability and and have ability
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to intervene on the rights of the
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individual right to free the rights but
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these rights these rights are above all
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these are fundamental rights and the
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Constitution says and legal principle
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says these need strict scrutiny if the
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government ever impinges ever impinges
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on these fundamental rights ever strict
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scrutiny strict scrutiny should be
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applied not here's your foia George
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here's your FOIA go away little boy go
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away here where is it go away you're 70
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bye-bye
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we don't have to answer any questions
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about harassment or anything like that
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go away now these are fundamental rights
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holding that torture Liberty High these
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are held about all else and the standard
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here is strict scrutiny I don't think
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the United States government is giving
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strict scrutiny to these rights is
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giving strict scrutiny to the state's
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impingement on these rights with a
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seven-eleven catch-all big gulp a big
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gulp exemption oh well throw out the
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Bill of Rights we got the big gulp
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exemption no I don't think so so the
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state mush must show a compelling
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interest compelling interest to impinge
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upon these rights meaning you know
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something really horrible is about ready
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to happen not someone call me calmly
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answering the phone and saying hey
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here's how here's what we think you
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should do we think he should calmly test
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for different diplomatic containers
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being brought in being brought in by
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foreign intelligence organizations under
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diplomatic cover that calm discussion
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doesn't allow for parallel describe
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construction parallel construction is
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really what is on trial here it's the
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ability of a militaristic part of our
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government to insert itself into our law
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enforcement and then cover everything up
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with this 7e catch-all exemption so
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that's really what the whole case is
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going to be about
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I realize this is a little bit of legal
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eagle stuff but I wanted to focus in on
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exactly what the case is gonna be about
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this case is exactly about the 7 e it is
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about todashev it is about the torta
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chef and his training as a CIA operative
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in and an on a red team on a murder team
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in the Boston area and trying to figure
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out what the heck is the connection
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between the FBI and these kill teams it
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just seems like there's way too strong
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of a connection it seems like the FBI is
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actually sending these skill teams
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around to clean up to protect the
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ratlines of Boston so I know that's not
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a very healthy thing to say but it's the
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truth so I'm going to say it and look
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forward to speaking of ratlines let's
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talk about the car spy ring ratline car
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theft ring at five o'clock which Bill
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Warner so that's coming right up
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you