I’m just such a prolific background actor that there are too many pics to post.
Identity Thief was my first real biggie.
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No. The WB came to the counsel for representation. The counsel didn’t know what they were WB’ing on until after it had been written. The WB wrote it with no one present as far as I remember. Whoever this was is someone who was trusted to have other people tell them of malfeasance, and had lots of people report to them. The guess is that this person used their weight, first anonymously, but then as themselves when nothing was done about the anonymous complaint.
The person went to the intelligence committee when they thought the first WB complaint was being covered up or killed, and the person was not confident typical channels would not get it killed again. The intelligence committee aides (guessing legal people) said to go to the ICIG. The WB very much wanted to stay anonymous, but knew that if this didn’t get out it would severely damage national security.
We should also be under the assumption that whoever this was could go to the intelligence committee as part of their normal workday without it raising any red flags.
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Bill Gates, man, Bill Gates…
That was a juicy part even though it never came to be.
Come on writers. Trying to morph John Bolton into a sympathetic character is a bridge too far.
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Gotta admit it’s wonderfully creative, though.
More like the wrong guy to twitter war with and the purveyor of the karmic justice everyone should have seen coming like whatever the range of an icbm miles away.
Do you agree with the way he went about pulling out?
That big twist in Mr Robot was stupid
Bolton is a sympathetic character in that he was like a wide-eyed youth with ambitious dreams who moved to the big city only to get quickly ground down by cynics and scammers and had to move back home to keep some of his dignity. Except his dream was to kill millions of Iranians.
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Will Trump finally capture the elusive noble peace prize for his work with the Turkish/Kurds?
He’s going to win the nobel pieces of Kurds prize
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If they had to pick between a wall and banning abortion it would be close but i think more would want a wall.
Whenever i see things like this i always see them as an attack on Christians because what they are really saying is the only True Christian is a conservative Christian ignoring there are a lot of liberal Christians. Ardent atheists often make the same mistake.
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https://twitter.com/glennkirschner2/status/1183929849678831621?s=19
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https://twitter.com/GeoffRBennett/status/1183913489372532736?s=19
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One doesn’t even have to read the Bible all that closely to see that Jesus was not a conservative. He was, in fact, diametrically opposed to them.
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A middle eastern socialist Jew who was a refugee as a child.
Modern day conservatives would crucify that.
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For sure. If i had to guess he would be for opened borders and treating immigrants legal or not with mercy. Against the death plenty. For healthcare for all. He would be a liberal hippie turning over the tables of the money changers…
I dont know if id go this far but my favorite song about Jesus.
