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It would be nice if by simply taking the website offline that it all stops, but like a roach - you cannot kill them all. The data is released onto BitTorrent servers which is spread amongst thousands of PCs. So even if you managed to shutdown the Wikileaks website, several hundred even thousand of data mirrors already exist.
Cyber war against WikiLeaks
Since the WikiWankers are back at it again. we need some kind of response. The Wash Times has what seems like a perfectly logical way to play ball with our self-appointed enemies. The government also should be waging war on the Wikileaks Web presence. There are a variety of means whereby technic...
There are a lot of other requirements as well such as possibly requiring two more years of service if you are not retirement eligible and a requirement to have at least 10 years of service. The rules are so detailed and confusing, it's almost like they don't want you to do it.
http://www.gibill.va.gov/post-911/post-911-gi-bill-summary/transfer-of-benefits.html
Post 9/11 GI Bill Transferability
Just a quick head's up to those out there who may be thinking of transferring any Post 9/11 GI Bill benefits to a spouse or your kids. I looked into it a few weeks ago and found out a pretty important little detail - you can only do it if you are still on active duty or as a drilling reservist....
I don't like charades.. just come out and say what you mean.
When the media attacks a veteran's wounds...
Nick Popaditch - a medically retired Gunnery Sergeant, wounded in Fallujah, received the Silver Star - is running for Congress in California. We have stated/posted our support of Nick throughout his recovery, his retirement and now in this new fight. When you jump into the political rin...
Do you agree or disagree that NickP is doing the same thing Murtha did for years under the guise of constitutionally mandated issues? Don't let your bias get in the way.
When the media attacks a veteran's wounds...
Nick Popaditch - a medically retired Gunnery Sergeant, wounded in Fallujah, received the Silver Star - is running for Congress in California. We have stated/posted our support of Nick throughout his recovery, his retirement and now in this new fight. When you jump into the political rin...
"You people" - OK got me there. Who are "you people"?
When the media attacks a veteran's wounds...
Nick Popaditch - a medically retired Gunnery Sergeant, wounded in Fallujah, received the Silver Star - is running for Congress in California. We have stated/posted our support of Nick throughout his recovery, his retirement and now in this new fight. When you jump into the political rin...
The fact that he is injured is not funny. The point the cartoon is trying to make is funny. Unfortunately, the point is lost in translation when people believe that the cartoon is making fun of the man's military service. However, one should expect every aspect of themselves to be criticized and characterized when running for office. Losing your eye is not funny. I guess it is isn't OK for cartoonists to make Obama's ears look large either, because that would be making fun of a physical feature too?
When the media attacks a veteran's wounds...
Nick Popaditch - a medically retired Gunnery Sergeant, wounded in Fallujah, received the Silver Star - is running for Congress in California. We have stated/posted our support of Nick throughout his recovery, his retirement and now in this new fight. When you jump into the political rin...
Cartoon is a little jacked up, and funny. But when you use military service in your campaign, expect to see it criticized. Don't reveal what you don't what others to criticize.
When the media attacks a veteran's wounds...
Nick Popaditch - a medically retired Gunnery Sergeant, wounded in Fallujah, received the Silver Star - is running for Congress in California. We have stated/posted our support of Nick throughout his recovery, his retirement and now in this new fight. When you jump into the political rin...
I think if there was an 'economical' hosted pricing plan with no contract (you pay month to month) of $25 per month, you'd get more hits. I had wanted to start a Stack Exchange site but $129 is too steep.
The Vast and Endless Sea
After we created Stack Overflow, some people were convinced we had built a marginally better mousetrap for asking and answering questions. The inevitable speculation began: can we use your engine to build a Q&A site about {topic}? Our answer was Stack Exchange. Pay us $129 a month (and up), and...
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