Speaker to Animals wrote:The evidence is already provided -- by the NYT and WaPo. The Obama admin got FISA warrants against Trump, found no evidence of criminal activity, and then proceeded to spy on the campain of the opposition party.
Stop being ridiculous. We already know he did this.
Not quite, they often allow themselves to be caught and locked up in the metal-shop/munitions depot ,within which they usually build a battle vehicle.Penner wrote:de officiis wrote:The Trump Administration has issued a new executive order on immigration. As expected, the second order removes some of the most controversial provisions of the first order and tightens the language. Iraq has been dropped from the list of countries subject to the 90 day ban. However, there will be additional security of Iraqi nationals. That would leave Iran, Somalia, Sudan, Yemen, Syria and Libya. The permanent ban on entry of Syrians has been removed. There is still a limit on all refugees to 50,000 — a 50 percent cut. Current VISA holders and permanent residents are exempted. Notably, this travel ban will be implemented on March 16 and the order will be dated to run from the date of the original executive order ... Finally, the preferential treatment afforded to religious minorities has been removed.
The new order removes the edges from the rather casual drafting of the first order. ... The rollout with the Secretary of State, Homeland Security Security, and the Attorney General shows a significant change in the level of professionalism from the more improvisational effort of the original order. It was a surprisingly sharp learning curve but the A-Team appears to have shown up to defend this order.
https://jonathanturley.org/2017/03/06/t ... ive-order/
But doesn't the "A-Team get it right on the first try? Isn't that is why they are called, "the A-Team"?
You are basically describing MacGyver, there.Mercury wrote:Not quite, they often allow themselves to be caught and locked up in the metal-shop/munitions depot ,within which they usually build a battle vehicle.Penner wrote:
But doesn't the "A-Team get it right on the first try? Isn't that is why they are called, "the A-Team"?
No, seriously, they would build a well-armed assault vehicle every week, and they did not share MacGyver's aversion to firearms.Penner wrote:You are basically describing MacGyver, there.Mercury wrote:Not quite, they often allow themselves to be caught and locked up in the metal-shop/munitions depot ,within which they usually build a battle vehicle.Penner wrote:
But doesn't the "A-Team get it right on the first try? Isn't that is why they are called, "the A-Team"?
Mercury wrote:No, seriously, they would build a well-armed assault vehicle every week, and they did not share MacGyver's aversion to firearms.Penner wrote:You are basically describing MacGyver, there.Mercury wrote:
Not quite, they often allow themselves to be caught and locked up in the metal-shop/munitions depot ,within which they usually build a battle vehicle.
No way; the A-Team did not fuck around.
Every week the A-Team would: bust Murdock out of the asylum... allow themselves to get captured... build an awesome homebrew combat-vehicle, and use it proceed to destroy their target. All while eluding the best efforts of Col. Decker, who wanted to send them back to Leavenworth for terrible war-crimes.Penner wrote:Mercury wrote:No, seriously, they would build a well-armed assault vehicle every week, and they did not share MacGyver's aversion to firearms.Penner wrote:
You are basically describing MacGyver, there.
No way; the A-Team did not fuck around.
Still it was MacGyver who was always coming up with the cool ideas to escape:
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