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Sessions resigns

A new AG is appointed

The new AG is in charge of the independent counsel since he would not be recused as Sessions is

The new AG ends the special investigation




Really does no one else see what this is?

ThyCorndog posted...

Agree with the reformation part, not the rest though

How can it? Muhammad said that his revelation was the last and final revelation, directly from Allah himself. Perfect in every way, and complete.

At some point he's going to realize that the only way to prevent Comey's testimony is to kill him...

Abraham Lincoln?

My US history kinda sucks.

It sounds like this is the most honest administration we've had in the past 100 years. Think about it...every other politician was the same, but they just were better at sugar-coating everything to the media.

My old German professor told us about vacations time in Germany and it was kinda crazy. If I recall correctly, every employee gets like 6 weeks of vacation every year or some crazy amount like that and somehow their productivity still blows ours of the water.

Maybe he did

pinky0926 posted...

Essentially he has zero respect for the republic and doesn't understand that he's a servant. He's trying to run the country like a private business, and doesn't seem to have any self-awareness that the only way to "streamline" these things is to set up a totalitarian dictatorship. Which is exactly how a business is run.

zDonKEY_K0ngz posted...

If only they knew what?

That the EU would be in perpetual crisis for the rest of the decade and the forseeable future.

This guy is a moron.

When you're reading a post by the Admiral, just remember that he's not like other users. His posts are incredibly artistic, almost to the point where you have to be paying complete attention to them to even remotely understand them. I remember reading to a post on Current Events (though I can't remember what it was), where I thought a post was a complete shitpost initially. Then, I closed my eyes for a second, and all of a sudden the post had an entirely new meaning. It was insane the way The Admiral could just become something so different when you take a look as his posts

Another thing you should note about The Admiral is that it's easy to get a headache reading his posts. Not because they're nonsensical race baiting, but because of how many ideas his posts are riddled with and how complex they are. Soon enough your head will fill to the brim and the rest will just sound like trolling to you. Just close the browser and reread them the next day.

If you don't like his opinions you'll definitely at least enjoy reading through the posts, and picking apart the ideas themselves and all of the intellectual values that go into making it the complexity that it is.

A lot of registered nurses actually do start out hot, often idealistic youth wanting to save a part of the world. Then 10-15 years on the job makes them age like milk and want a time machine so they can back to punch their younger selves before choosing to be a nurse.

It's typically a very stressful job with a lot of prerequisites, demanding hours, and can be physically taxing too. That has a nasty impact on people's looks over time.

zDonKEY_K0ngz posted...

Twinmold posted...

There's no excuse for having a profile that doesn't operate on maximum privacy settings, especially when you're trying to find your way in the professional world.

I struggle to think of a job in this world where your employer doesn't ask for your social networking account. Shit, like 6 years ago, even working a cashier job at Universal Studios, my bosses all added every employee on Facebook. I mean, you could deny the friend request, but good luck with that.

You have no obligation to add your coworkers on your social media profiles. In fact, it's almost always a smarter decision not to. If someone makes a fuss about it, then that's their problem, not yours. No one is entitled to have a window into your personal life just because they work with you.

He's talking about the employer, not coworkers

There's no excuse for having a profile that doesn't operate on maximum privacy settings, especially when you're trying to find your way in the professional world.

I struggle to think of a job in this world where your employer doesn't ask for your social networking account. Shit, like 6 years ago, even working a cashier job at Universal Studios, my bosses all added every employee on Facebook. I mean, you could deny the friend request, but good luck with that.

I also find social media goes against one of the benefits of the internet which is anonymity. It would suck to lose your job over a political post just because someone was triggered enough to contact your employer you have listed on your public profile.