Even if they do get rid of him, won't he be a vulnerability for years to come? Because of the position he was given, certainly not earned, he is privy to not only the details of current military strikes but also secret goals for future military projects. Right? I assume most people who have these jobs have a modicum of self-respect and patriotic duty. But couldn't he just leak that important info to anyone even after he is fired?
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That makes sense. Especially considering that they don't expect another fair election anyway.
"Can't meet you guys at the bar for drinks we are about to bomb Yemen. Don't wait up, my boy JD and I are going to get blackout drunk and try to drift a motorcade vehicle around the lincoln memorial." Or something to that effect.
I know that this is a big problem for many reasons. But won't this hurt Republicans more than Democrats?
Speaking specifically about married women who have taken there husbands name. I remember a lot of focus in the recent elections was on suburban women in swing states like Pennsylvania. I know these assholes don't give a shit about the opinions of women, but plenty of them turned out and cast their vote for Trump.
This site is fantastic. As I recall, you can do a whole string of destinations and it finds every possible route. Great for getting around Europe when I was on a tight budget.
Why Australia? Good place to work, or just a better place in general?
Not OP, but some of the older guys I work around are excited for the rollback of safety standards. I don't get it. We are the ones on the ground next to the heavy equipment, interacting with caustic chemicals and high voltage.
We are exactly the people who get hurt when management relaxes safety standards because there is no one to enforce the rules. I'm so tired of being the 'soft' millenial that cares about safety. Fuck me for wanting to live a long and happy life I guess.
From a man who was notorious for not paying his contractors on NYC properties?
Project scheduling programs. Primavera, Microsoft Project, Asta Powerproject. All of them are uniquely awful in their own way, and yet I still have to pay for them in order to work in my field.
I really like her delivery. I tend to get heated about these things, and I think that kind of tone turns people off when talking about the injustice in stunts like this. Her level headed statements really drive the point home. And I want to be more like that because articulating why this isn't inspiring is important. Science communication is becoming so popular these days, but a lot of people are just trying to capitalize on the trend and not actually care about the science.
Well, that's a shame. Loved so many of these actors and this adaptation. But I'm not going to show financial support for Gaiman in any way.
We shouldn't be forced to replace tech this frequently. If you are comfortable shelling out money for the next big thing that is on you. The rest of us want functioning products that last.