khaake
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One thing about Mills... I haven't seen anything from him to suggest that he's very explosive. He does remind me of Ozigbo a little bit, but he's had a hard time making the first person miss.
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Nebraska: 34 Colorado: 27 Rushing: 181 Passing: 241
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The O-line looked bad. The defense looked a little better, but this was against South Alabama. I sincerely hope our D-line hasn't been getting talked up this fall simply because they've been practicing against a bad o-line. I expect our offense to get better as the year goes on, but they did not play well today at all.
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Umm, anyone else concerned about the O-line?
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Scandalous! Oh how far we have fallen.
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Speaking of echo chamber - this was just put out by their campaign. It's breathtaking how effortlessly Trump and his cohorts lie.
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Twitter is crazy right now. It is obvious that the Trump and GOP strategy is to get the echo chamber going with "No Collusion and No Obstruction" as loudly as possible, when the report itself does not appear to support that. We are a country divided into two different realities.
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Transparency! Drink!
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True, they have been very critical of the West, and haven't had a lot of publications aimed at China (or Russia). But at the same time, they were based in the West and so to some extent I think that can be expected. I'm not going to try to argue that they weren't an asset of Russia - maybe they were, and I have no way to know. But on the other had we haven't seen actual evidence to that effect yet, have we?
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I think that is the common perception, but generally speaking it doesn't hold a lot of water. Here is the wikipedia list of their publications: Wikileaks Publications
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Good questions. For what it is worth the stated reason for the US extraditing Assange is due to activities in 2010 - not the Clinton email case. This was part of it.
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Valid points. I agree that the line has to be drawn someplace. But in this case I don't think we were talking about a publisher breaking into a personal computer of a private individual to expose their information publicly. Instead we were talking about a publisher obtaining information about what governments were up to. There seems to be a difference there.
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It is awkward. People have various reasons for hating Assange, but I'm worried about the potential long term ramifications of this action. Eventually more info will come out, though.
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Do you feel the journalists and the publications they work for were also in spy territory when they published the contents of these dumps? Also, in general should it be illegal for any journalist to publish articles about how the IC does business - i.e. should the IC be unquestionably treated as being above the law, and above being criticized?
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What is it, in your opinion, that differentiates Wikileaks from the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Washington Times, etc.? Are those who run traditional newspapers also spies in your book?
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What is it that journalists do, if not expose that which the powerful do not want exposed? I understand that the charges made public today deal with an alleged computer hacking conspiracy, but this arrest seems uncomfortably close to being political retribution directed at a publisher. Are we to abide by the rule that journalists are to report only information that was provided willingly? If so, is there any reason to have journalists at all?
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Idiots - what have you unleashed!
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Boilermakers to Be Tested during Blizzard
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I could be wrong, but I don't think his age matters.
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And candy sprinkles!
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Balloons are so 20th century, man. It's time embrace the future of stadium bubbles!
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SIGNED WR Wan'Dale Robinson [Nebraska - Signed LOI]
khaake replied to Mavric's topic in 2019 Profiles
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If we finish out 3-0, I still do not think we enter the year in the top-25. We'll likely be close to it, but will need to show it on the field before we find our way back in.
