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magicarpet

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6. They want the data in those government computers.

Reply to NameAlreadyTaken (Original post)

Wed Feb 12, 2025, 10:22 PM

Feb 2025

That information is worth a fortune if years and years of info consolidated and compiled.

When it comes time to sell it will be worth big bucks.

They realize the only way to get their hands on the data is to bulldoze their way into the computer rooms and download info into external drives with tetra storage space.

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Why didn't they just do all this crap through Congress? [View all] NameAlreadyTaken Feb 2025 OP

Where's the narcissism in that? NT mahatmakanejeeves Feb 2025 #1

Because there are republicans in swing districts Horse with no Name Feb 2025 #2

They want to destroy even the semblance of democracy JCMach1 Feb 2025 #3

Because unless they do away with the filibuster dflprincess Feb 2025 #4

Career politicians. Xolodno Feb 2025 #5

They want the data in those government computers. magicarpet Feb 2025 #6

Because they would have failed, in many of their endeavors; elleng Feb 2025 #7

It would have been more difficult....narrow majority in the House, filibuster in the Senate surfered Feb 2025 #8

Fear of a couple of people with a conscience or afraid of voters JT45242 Feb 2025 #9

They could never get all this stuff through Congress Wiz Imp Feb 2025 #10