How much power?

does the CIA and US federal government have.

Bolivian President

A defiant Evo Morales was back in Bolivia on Thursday, railing against the United States after his presidential jet was held up in Europe under suspicions that U.S. intelligence leaker Edward Snowden had hitched a ride.

This is absurd. The executive of a country is held to confirm that he doesn't have an American passenger on his aircraft. WTF?

This just goes to prove that anything our federal government claims is done in the interest of 'national security' is actually in the interest of their own greed and job security. Frankly, I'm embarrassed by my government. Most certainly a revolution is at hand.

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Is a farmer embarrassed at his pigs?



No! He slaughters them.

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That's no fair posting Floyd. I'm a huge Floyd fan. You've distracted me now.

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At least they didn't just blow his plane up. That was nice of them, wasn't it.

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At least I didn't lie and tell you I played fair.

Originally posted by EA006
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At least they didn't just blow his plane up. That was nice of them, wasn't it.

Article said search was voluntary. Had he told them to FO, I'd almost bet they would have.

My new motto: DO AWAY WITH THE CIA

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