ITAR does not apply when we share America's voter fraud secrets with foreign countries trying to deny their citizens a free and fair election does it? Asking for a friend.
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^^^^^ I thought it was MO 'eh
It was not left for the Taliban. It was left for the Chinese.
This needs to be a movie, I bet Lifetime would nail productionDidn't he do something like pull a thorn out of your paw when he was a child... like Androcles...
"It happened in ancient times that a slave named Maserblade escaped from the Juvie Squad and fled into the forests near Camp Pendleton, and he wandered there for a long time until he was weary.
Just then he heard a Marine near him moaning and groaning and at times roaring terribly. And when he tried to get up, there he saw the Marine coming towards him, low-crawling in his Ghillie.
Instead of attacking him, the Marine kept on moaning and groaning and looking at Maserblade, who saw that the Scout Sniper was holding out his right hand, which was covered with blood and very much swollen. Looking more closely at it, Maser saw a great big thorn pressed into the hand, which was the cause of all the Marine's trouble.
Plucking up courage, he seized hold of the thorn and drew it out of the Marine's Hand, who roared with pain when the thorn came out, but soon after found such relief from it that he rubbed up against Maser, but not in a gay way, and showed that he knew, that he was truly thankful for being relieved from such pain.
One day, a number of LAPD Juvie officers came marching through the forest and found Maser, sitting in a diaper and reading an X-men comic. They took him prisoner and brought him back to the town, and he was sentenced into the Marines because he had fled from the Cal-Penal Gladiator Academy. Now it used to be the custom to throw taggers, car thieves, pederasts and other petty criminals into the Marines, and on the appointed day he was led forth into the Grinder.
The Mayor of L.A. was there that day to make sure Maserblade could never again debauch his city... and gave the signal for the Drill Instructors to come out and attack young Maser. But when one came out of its barracks and confronted young Maserblade, what do you think it did? Instead of jumping upon him, it rubbed up against him (but not in a gay way), and stroked him with his healed hand.
It was of course the Marine who Maserblade had met in the forest. The Mayor summoned Maser to him. So Maserblade told the mayor all that had happened to him and how the Marine was showing gratitude for his having relieved it of the thorn. Thereupon, the mayor pardoned Maser and ordered the Marines to discharge him and allow him to lead a fruitful life (but not in a gay way).
The Marine was let loose to enjoy freedom once more and found Snipers Hide.
I think that's how it happened. It explains a lot.
Sirhr
Yet nobody actually tagged @Maser yet? He needs to know his new legend!This needs to be a movie, I bet Lifetime would nail production
Sure but they will put a gay scene in it and call it Brokeback MarineThis needs to be a movie, I bet Lifetime would nail production
There was a dude at work that blew the toilet up and the walls. They literally had to call a Hazmat team in to clean it up. So, the discussions at work on what the fuck did he eat too fucking do that must have fallen under ITAR as that was a biological weapon. He quit out of embarrassment. That shit stank badBiological weapons probably are
uh huh..........I think we have finally hit bottom here.
But only gay fridays?Sure but they will put a gay scene in it and call it Brokeback Marine
On the walls too? YikesThere was a dude at work that blew the toilet up and the walls. They literally had to call a Hazmat team in to clean it up. So, the discussions at work on what the fuck did he eat too fucking do that must have fallen under ITAR as that was a biological weapon. He quit out of embarrassment. That shit stank bad
I think we have finally hit bottom here.
The continuity guys would have a helluva time trying to find a forest near Pendleton....and then having L.A. cops and Mayor there ???This needs to be a movie, I bet Lifetime would nail production
It's not exactly aimed at 'getting' people in the US... it's aimed at stopping people here from exporting critical technologies... to our enemies.Gotta love it when your government contorts the law and turns on it's citizens.
I think you could say that about any "gun" site.Well, Frank has commented (very loudly I might add) several times that we are being watched, so it shouldn't come as too much of a surprise.
And I don't say that as a slap down to you specifically (not my intent), but more as a statement (again) for people to remember that what they say on here matters...and is likely being watched.
Too expensive in French shops?There was a guy here from France trying to buy scopes in the exchange. Kept asking mofo’s to ship high end scopes to France.
Half of France is now Syrian, Iraqi, Mahgreb's, Tunisians... you name it. All of them quite happy to try and scam scopes to use against the Infidel West... Paris has "Sharia No-Go" zones. Yeah... France. Good place to send stuff.Too expensive in French shops?
I would like to see ITAR run up against the first ammendment in a SCOTUS decision. Would be interesting.
You have to look on all the Iranian forums for technical data. They have all the equipment we left in Afghanistan, and it's not illegal for them to talk about itSo discussions about nigh vision are still ok since we left the Taliban like all of our equipment, right?
At some point I'm waiting for some dude in Afghanistan that discovered the internet 3 days ago to get on here and flex on @TheHorta.
P.S. - DoS can't even figure out how much they paid for me. Why are you even worried about those muppets?
Ummm then there is the 20+ year old case where USG went after a guy in Florida for shipping his DirectTV receiver to his brother in the Bahamas. Export of encryption equipment without a license. I knew the US attorney that went after the guy, who was given the case after the guy changed the billing mailing address to his brother offshore, Directv reported it and viola: jail time.It's not exactly aimed at 'getting' people in the US...
Ummm then there is the 20+ year old case where USG went after a guy in Florida for shipping his DirectTV receiver to his brother in the Bahamas. Export of encryption equipment without a license. I knew the US attorney that went after the guy, who was given the case after the guy changed the billing mailing address to his brother offshore, Directv reported it and viola: jail time.
I didn't say it was applied properly... in fact it's often not. That was my second paragraph, IIRC. So, yeah... But that's not what it's intended for.Ummm then there is the 20+ year old case where USG went after a guy in Florida for shipping his DirectTV receiver to his brother in the Bahamas. Export of encryption equipment without a license. I knew the US attorney that went after the guy, who was given the case after the guy changed the billing mailing address to his brother offshore, Directv reported it and viola: jail time.
Most likely this...A perfect example of where the stupid "law" that all the good folks were told was all about "national security" or whatever B.S. right wing types lap up, was used for screwing someone over for corporate greed.
The filthly bastards at DirecTV were annoyed that someone was using their service in a way they didn't like and so they got their crooked buddies in the government to twist the law to go after someone for petty revenge.
True, I have never been on Pendleton, Been to Bridgeport an 29 Stumps,The continuity guys would have a helluva time trying to find a forest near Pendleton....and then having L.A. cops and Mayor there ???
Someones never been anywhere near Pendleton.
It's not exactly aimed at 'getting' people in the US... it's aimed at stopping people here from exporting critical technologies... to our enemies.
Meh... Kevin Costner ran out of the Fashion Mall and instantly teleported into Georgetown then ended up on the GW Bridge or some shit in one of his movies...True, I have never been on Pendleton, Been to Bridgeport an 29 Stumps,
Gotta be a park in LA that has woods; all we need is woods, MazerBlade is not that big; he doesn't need a lot space to shit in a diaper
its the British talking bear that likes marmalade sandwiches.Meh... Kevin Costner ran out of the Fashion Mall and instantly teleported into Georgetown then ended up on the GW Bridge or some shit in one of his movies...
All you need is some fast cuts and a good soundtrack and noone cares.
Pendleton... is that where the sweaters are made? Or the fancy exercise bikes?
Sirhr
I bet that bear fattened on marmelade is tasty!its the British talking bear that likes marmalade sandwiches.
It feels like a law designed to make us criminals, rather than punish criminals.
Don't forget that it was created by pedophile Aliens in a pizza shop in Wuhan.Night vision creates light so you can see in the dark via a micro nuclear explosion that is fueled by the same powder they use to make chemtrails.
*She* Prob confused you for someone much younger.
Worried about ITAR MIL scopes and NODs sales to Canada, while giving a 100 Billion US dollars++ to Ukraine. Friend working in and for Ukraine for the WMF said he job was pointless as every dollar sent to the existing Ukraine government
Nope.Correct me if I am wrong.
I didn't say it was applied properly... in fact it's often not. That was my second paragraph, IIRC. So, yeah... But that's not what it's intended for.
The 'big deal' with encryption (and some could argue the beginning of the weaponization of ITAR against Americans...) was with the PGP Algorithm in the mind-1990's. They sent the PGP creator to jail... or tried to. PGP was "Pretty Good Privacy" and was a publically-available encryption technology that would let people encode e-mails and simple Internet Communications (this was right as the Web was coming online... ) Was a massive legal morass and helpe cement organizations like the Electronic Frontier Foundation and others...
The idea that encryption was a weapon was hotly-debated. But at the time, PGP was considered unbreakable. Now you could break it with the computing power on your Apple Watch. But at the time...
So it has a history. Not saying I agree with the promotion of ITAR against encryption. Then again... if our enemies had started using it or modifying it. Or drug dealers (the bane of the 1990's... and they were using it)... it was a threat.
Shipping a TV dish leading to jail.... seems pretty stupid. But to someone it didn't. Again, I don't agree with the application of the law. But that's not why it was created. And if they're willing to send your cousin's brother's wife's hairdresser to jail for exporting a glorified antenna... then think what they would do to us gun-owning deplorable unvaxxed election-deniers if we told them that Sabots are made in a gummy worm factory and taste like Schnozzberries. Oops... Now I am going to get it.
Sirhr