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@nationalsecuritylaw.org Bluesky
5 posts here from the last 36 hours · latest 25 h ago
- @nationalsecuritylaw.orgBluesky
So here's a factoid. Osama bin Laden was buried at sea. It was reportedly done in accordance with Muslim practice. The body was reportedly not desecrated or abused. Pictures and videos were taken. Someone FOIAed the pictures and videos, then sued. DOD said they were classified. But why??
- @nationalsecuritylaw.orgBluesky
of fucking course it was Target
- @nationalsecuritylaw.orgBluesky
Gotta say, I didn't think that reclaiming televised executions from the terrorists was on Hegseth's to-do list.
- @nationalsecuritylaw.orgBluesky
"Which generally comes first—the words or the music?" "Oh, generally, the contract."
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