The person in charge of nuclear waste in America
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“Well I’m proud to be an Americ……” Oh, FFS….
And Jon, you assumed his species. Apparently there is something about him liking animals or something…
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“Well I’m proud to be an Americ……” Oh, FFS….
And Jon, you assumed his species. Apparently there is something about him liking animals or something…
@LuFins-Dad said in The person in charge of nuclear waste in America:
And Jon, you assumed his species. Apparently there is something about him liking animals or something.
And YOU, my friend, assumed pronouns. Off to TNCR jail with you!
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@LuFins-Dad said in The person in charge of nuclear waste in America:
And Jon, you assumed his species. Apparently there is something about him liking animals or something.
And YOU, my friend, assumed pronouns. Off to TNCR jail with you!
@George-K said in The person in charge of nuclear waste in America:
@LuFins-Dad said in The person in charge of nuclear waste in America:
And Jon, you assumed his species. Apparently there is something about him liking animals or something.
And YOU, my friend, assumed pronouns. Off to TNCR jail with you!
GOOD AFTERNOON, SIR!
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@jon-nyc said in The person in charge of nuclear waste in America:
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Again, it should be known by now whether or not he had a suitcase that could be mistaken for the one he took, and what happened to it when not claimed.
Long on innuendo, short on facts. Junk journalism.
@Mik said in The person in charge of nuclear waste in America:
Again, it should be known by now whether or not he had a suitcase that could be mistaken for the one he took, and what happened to it when not claimed.
Long on innuendo, short on facts. Junk journalism.
Well, first and foremost they have him removing the name tag on video. Second, he didn’t call the airline when he opened the suitcase and discovered the wrong clothes. Third, he initially lied to the police? Those are three pretty damning facts and not innuendo.
Beyond that? Why on earth would anyone travel with $2350 suitcase? Have you seen how they are treated by the airport porters? No way. I’ll invest a little bit for something durable, but $2000 for a fashion piece? Sheesh…
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@Mik said in The person in charge of nuclear waste in America:
Again, it should be known by now whether or not he had a suitcase that could be mistaken for the one he took, and what happened to it when not claimed.
Long on innuendo, short on facts. Junk journalism.
Well, first and foremost they have him removing the name tag on video. Second, he didn’t call the airline when he opened the suitcase and discovered the wrong clothes. Third, he initially lied to the police? Those are three pretty damning facts and not innuendo.
Beyond that? Why on earth would anyone travel with $2350 suitcase? Have you seen how they are treated by the airport porters? No way. I’ll invest a little bit for something durable, but $2000 for a fashion piece? Sheesh…
@LuFins-Dad said in The person in charge of nuclear waste in America:
@Mik said in The person in charge of nuclear waste in America:
Again, it should be known by now whether or not he had a suitcase that could be mistaken for the one he took, and what happened to it when not claimed.
Long on innuendo, short on facts. Junk journalism.
Well, first and foremost they have him removing the name tag on video. Second, he didn’t call the airline when he opened the suitcase and discovered the wrong clothes. Third, he initially lied to the police? Those are three pretty damning facts and not innuendo.
Beyond that? Why on earth would anyone travel with $2350 suitcase? Have you seen how they are treated by the airport porters? No way. I’ll invest a little bit for something durable, but $2000 for a fashion piece? Sheesh…
I agree those facts are damning, but still incomplete. Junk journalism.
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https://alphanews.org/biden-admins-sam-brinton-was-in-town-for-conference-when-he-stole-luggage/
When Brinton arrived in St. Paul for the conference, he allegedly went to baggage claim and stole a woman’s blue Vera Bradley roller bag, ripped the luggage tag from the bag, and then left the area at a “quick pace.”
He didn’t check a bag and therefore had no reason to stop at baggage claim in the first place, according to the complaint.
Brinton used the stolen bag on his return trip to D.C. and during an October excursion to Europe, the complaint says.
He wasn’t charged until Oct. 27. The bag and its contents were worth an estimated $2,300.
Brinton initially denied taking someone else’s luggage but later told police that he was tired and thought the bag was his, the charges say.
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@jon-nyc said in The person in charge of nuclear waste in America:
Again?
Well, how else can you complete your luggage set? That stuff costs money!
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@jon-nyc said in The person in charge of nuclear waste in America:
Again?
If for no other reason,
heshetheyximthis person should be dismissed because of poor decision making.