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The drones seem less dangerous to me. More obvious so easier to contend with.

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Yeah, I've read quite a few articles about the drones. But they can be taken out with a sling shot, or two US drones with a net strung between them. Or even a shotgun. :D

To me, phones with back doors seem far more insidious.

Quote (IchBinDaddy @ May 21 2019 11:29pm)

I have a pet drone. He watches me do everything.
It’s how my wife and I get aerial shots for pornhub.

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(Reuters) - John Walker Lindh, the American captured in Afghanistan in 2001 fighting for the Taliban and vilified as a national traitor, is to be released early from a federal prison on Thursday while some U.S. lawmakers worry he still poses a security risk.

Lindh, photographed as a wild-eyed, bearded 20-year-old at his capture, will leave a federal prison in Terre Haute, Indiana on probation after serving 17 years of a 20-year sentence, according to a prison official.

Now 38, Lindh is among dozens of prisoners set to be released over the next few years after being captured in Iraq and Afghanistan by U.S. forces and convicted of terrorism-related crimes following the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks.

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'American Taliban' to be released from prison Thursday

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-crime-lindh/american-taliban-to-be-released-from-prison-thursday-idUSKCN1SS2MM





IMO, he should be released in the middle east.

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BOSTON — Massachusetts authorities say a group of Jewish teens played a key role in saving the life of a drowning man with a tattoo of a swastika.

NBC Boston reports it happened Thursday night as the four youths — all students at an Orthodox Jewish high school in suburban Brookline — spotted the body of a man partially submerged in Chestnut Hill Reservoir.

Boston College police officer Carl Mascioli says two of the teens ran to his patrol car to alert him. Mascioli says he rushed down the embankment, pulled the man from the water and noticed the Nazi symbol tattooed on his hand.

He says the unidentified students told him they don't regret helping the man despite his anti-Semitic tattoo.

Officials say the man is expected to make a full recovery.