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P.L. 111-83, The Department of Homeland Security Appropriations Act, 2010
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November 1, 2009, 12:05pm (report abuse)ROLAND PLEASE SHUT UP ABOUT RACE! You sound like a idiot! Black people do not need to defend stereotypes every damn time something comes up! Your program should give all people insight into the ISSUE! I'm so sick of black people that get on tv and think they speak for ALL BLACK PEOPLE! You don't see Fox News a racist channel talking about white this or that! Just report the news and tell people about the ISSUE! This could be a good show if you stop with the stupid pannel and rappers! There are big problem in this country that everybody must deal with! You Roland can tap into that and not be like a Fox News! STUPID!
Sammy S
November 5, 2009, 5:44am (report abuse)The Commandant finally got his way???? Say good bye to LORAN-C, & e.
Like history itself will we every learn our lesson. Without a viable back up to an easy to jam GPS system its just a matter of time before someone takes "denial of service" from the internet realm to the navigation (safety) realm! Deepwater must have went deeper then congress knows....
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