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tbf his first attack was the first time this half we went forward and didn't immediately concede possession.

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It's a field of one.

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But even those who most vocally insisted that manning had harmed national security and/or individuals in the field have not come up with a single example and admitted that the damaging fallout from the leak failed to materialise in any way. It's just a reflexive attack that those embarrassed by leaks make every time. Elsberg got the same after the pentagon papers.

Aye, talking shite then.

Aren't we told that Ashley is keen to reduce basic wages and give rewarding bonus terms to all his staff?

What makes you say that?

£28.31 for 2 tickets? Best be good.

Its not an example. You've repeated the same vague claim with no evidence. EVERYBODY knew and expected that all forms of communication were being monitored for anyone linked to any terrorist activity....the terrorists more than anyone else. To suggest otherwise is to imagine a terrorist organisation that thinks nothing of discussing their next big plot on Skype or DMing each other about where to get some anthrax. An idiotic notion. The revelations have been that everyone else is being monitored. Nothing revealed has been of any benefit to any terrorists with even the most basic skills in evading capture.

That's not an example. Terrorists know they are being monitored in everything they do and always have known. That's not what has been a revelation here. Absurd to suggest they were all on Facebook planning attacks before the leaks.

Jose out!

Was it the Mackems?

Almost £3m per game? Wines!!!

Give me one example.

His leaks have exposed crimes. He's the very definition of a whistle blower.

Chelsea 13th in the AWAY league table. Man City 15th. Both gonna have to buck their ideas up on the road if they're to have any hope.

The MOTD folk continue to insist they haven't got it in them, which does strike me as odd when they are playing so well and have the most experienced manager in the league and none of their competitors have a manager more than a season into the job. They're probably just unwilling to admit they went way OTT after the first game of the season when Villa whooped them. I've had them as my pick since before a ball was kicked. Thought the naysayers could argue against the easy start, but would have to admit they look like contenders after this weekend if they add a Man U away scalp to the Liverpool and Spurs home ones they have.

First proper test of Arsenals title credentials on Sunday. Moyes needs to start beating some top half opposition. Would love Arsenal to wipe the floor with them.

The bear looks off his tits when he sees the tree (1:37).

The last paragraph is more my view of Ben Arfa than the highlighted one. His need to show everyone how good he is.

From Fergie's book.

Probably as many times as he goes on a run of shite performances like his last 5.

Snowden learned a lot from the baseless attacks on Manning for irresponsibility and went to great lengths to ensure the same propagandistic criticism couldn't be levelled at him. Whistleblowing, to the extent that it is a crime, is protected under law of course. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whistleblower_protection_in_the_United_States From Obama's campaign pledges... The irony being, 10 people in the history of the US have been charged with espionage, Snowden was Obama's 8th. He's clamped down on whistleblowing more harshly than all other presidents combined. The campaign promise has since been deleted from his web page http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/07/26/obama-whistleblower-website_n_3658815.html