CIA couldn’t find lone old man that was responsible for 9/11 for …

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Comment on CIA & US Senate Hacked by Anonymous:

CIA couldn’t find lone old man that was responsible for 9/11 for how many years? Sole fact that he was able to launch such attack should suggest you their level of skill in defending your country. They are as incompetent as any government agency. Their ‘competence’ is result of you watching too many scifi movies.

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• CIA & US Senate Hacked:
  

  apparently Facebook is suppose to be next on the list… Remember remember the 5th of November, the day facebook will be slain.

• CIA & US Senate Hacked:
  

  it’s probably by VANK. it’s korean cyber terrorism organization.

• CIA & US Senate Hacked:
  

  Honestly, THESE guys are too good for Anonymous. And when I mean Anonymous, I mean the 99% majority that contribute nothing and leech off the efforts of the few dozen that, you know, actually do shit. They’re already undignified human garbage, and the media’s too fucking stupid to realize they’re not organized at all, it’s all… a dump truck of “human” resource.

• CIA & US Senate Hacked:
  

  Personally i hate it when people say retarded, jackass.

• CIA & US Senate Hacked:
  

  just more proof that these guys really want to push foreign internet services like in the US to be much more like Chinas restricting internet access of websites and features.

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  For you they would need more than that, for a fan, cool fight scenes can be enough. They did well as merchandise and fanservice. Like I said, they were “cool”, and I’d go ahead and say all anime adaptations of fighting games fit that bill well, with SF2:TAM being probably the most well made of the bunch.

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  @13:15 That must be why Americans love Japanese girls, thanks for clearing that up.

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