This manual on Guerilla warfare written in Germany in the 1950s remains relevant today as citizens increasingly perceive their governments as a threat to their freedoms.
giuliani said to the new york times, he essentially made himself a fact witness because he said the president told me that he was having discussions from beginning to end. those are also inconsistent with some of the statements that he was making sunday. so he s made inconsistent statements. he suggested that he s had conversations that you could argue make it difficult for him to preserve attorney/client privilege, at least on those conversations. now i m not saying we know that for a fact or that the mueller team would do that, because that would obviously be a big eruption. i m just saying it s so sloppy, it s so poorly done doesn t mean it won t be effective from the spin management. because donald trump has already given written answers to mueller, wouldn t any competent lawyer know what the time frame was if it was election day or october or earlier? why not stick to the story that was given to mueller. well, exactly. because remember, he also makes clear he knows that thos
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people have their own opinions they can publish them. it s better than the old days. [overlapping talking] the government should crackdown on wrong ideas. that s what you are saying? no, i am saying we don t have facts anymore to debate over. am i outnumbered here p-i think the promise of social media hasn t been met. how do you get your news? social media. [laughing] is it all fake? i am saying the promise hasn t been met. that doesn t mean it won t be met in time. the single great challenge facing our culture and republic today is: how do we deal with this medium? what regulations are appropriate? from an anti-trust perspective?