aight this cocky fukk is in his bag now
RUSSIA/РОССИЯ THREAD—ASSANGE CHRGD W/ SPYING—DJT IMPEACHED TWICE-US TREASURY SANCTS KILIMNIK AS RUSSIAN AGNT
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aight this cocky fukk is in his bag now
nothing will change on facebook.
theres too many idiots willing to share shyt on there for free
At some point you can't blame him.
FB isn't google. Its not apple. Its literally a giant yearbook that everyone uses.
theres too many idiots willing to share shyt on there for free
At some point you can't blame him.
FB isn't google. Its not apple. Its literally a giant yearbook that everyone uses.
I'd have said "yes" and laughed at him for bytching about it
boxfullofjoel
All Star
This quote from NyTimes 
“ If investigators executing a lawful warrant seize evidence of additional crimes, they may use that evidence. Thus Mr. Trump and Mr. Cohen, with their catastrophically clumsy handling of the Daniels affair, may have handed Mr. Mueller devastating evidence.”
Opinion | Why the F.B.I. Raid Is Perilous for Michael Cohen — and Trump
“ If investigators executing a lawful warrant seize evidence of additional crimes, they may use that evidence. Thus Mr. Trump and Mr. Cohen, with their catastrophically clumsy handling of the Daniels affair, may have handed Mr. Mueller devastating evidence.”
Opinion | Why the F.B.I. Raid Is Perilous for Michael Cohen — and Trump
Th3G3ntleman
Superstar
Pretty sure I'd be dead of alcohol poisoning if I played a drinking game for whenever this entitled fekkit says "In General"
Mueller out here running the no huddle offense
Jhoon
Spontaneous Mishaps and Hijinks
Someone told me he will be gone by spring. I need him gone by spring.
more facebook L's. 
Jhoon
Spontaneous Mishaps and Hijinks
Republicans have no interest in governance in the classical sense of the word.
I watched equafax ... republicans are not interested in advocating for the common voter.
NATO is bossing up on these boys
Conservatives are getting hammered
European Commission raids Murdoch's Fox offices in London
European Commission raids Murdoch's Fox offices in London
- Christopher Williams, Deputy Business Editor
The raid on Fox in the UK raises new questions for Rupert Murdoch's deals
The British offices of the Murdoch entertainment empire 21st Century Fox have been raided by investigators from the European Commission, The Daily Telegraph can reveal.
It is understood that competition watchdogs gained access to the company’s offices in Hammersmith, west London, early today to seize documents and computer records.
The precise nature of the confidential investigation, which is believed to be in its early stages, is unclear. The building is home to Fox Networks, the company’s channels business.
The European Commission has powers to raid businesses suspected of abusing their dominance of a market or being involved in a price fixing cartel. Investigators are able to take copies of documents and computer records, and ask for explanations from executives.
Sources at the 10 Hammersmith Grove development, which is shared with the tobacco company Philip Morris among others, said Commission officials were attempting to keep a low profile and that staff had been warned to keep details of the raid secret. It is understood that investigators are expected to remain on site through Wednesday and possibly into Thursday.
The EU's competition enforcement is overseen by Commissioner Margrethe Vestager
The raid comes at a extremely sensitive time for Fox as it seeks a remedies agreement with British watchdogs at the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) to secure its heavily delayed takeover of Sky.
The CMA is considering an offer from the Murdoch family to spin off Sky News into a separate company or sell it to Disney to assuage concerns that full control of Sky will give them too much sway over the British media. The deal has already been approved by the European Commission.
Following an investigation into the impact of full Murdoch control on the public interest in media plurality in the UK, the CMA is due to make recommendations to the Culture Secretary Matt Hancock by next month onwhether to allow or block the deal.
News of a competition investigation by the European Commission will be viewed as a boost to the US cable giant Comcast, which is seeking to disrupt Fox’s takeover of Sky with its own rival £22bn bid.
The stakes are very high. Fox has also struck a $66bn deal to sell most of its assets, including Sky, on to Disney. The Murdoch family plans to sell up to focus on US news and sports broadcasting as Hollywood studios race to gain heft to make themselves more to withstand the expected onslaught on entertainment by Silicon Valley tech giants.
Disney’s offer to buy Sky News prior to that bigger transaction was interpreted by analysts as a sign of chairman Bob Iger’s determination to gain control of Britain’s dominant pay-TV operator.
Any new obstacle in a Fox bid for Sky that is due to have run for at least 18 months by the time Mr Hancock makes his decision could also be seen as an obstacle to the Disney takeover. Fox already faces a potential bidding war with Comcast, which has made an approach for Sky at a 16pc premium to the current Murdoch offer.
A Fox spokesman said: "Fox Networks Group (FNG) is cooperating fully with the EC inspection.”
A spokesman for the European Commission declined to comment.
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Rest In Power Kobe
the second he resigns, he doing a perp walk.
He won't resign.
huh?
I just said these old fukks don't understand technology and they won't pass laws to protect us. They are protected in Europe, particularly the UK, which is why Zuckerberg won't go there.
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