What proportion of visitors do you think the Russians spy on?
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What proportion of visitors do you think the Russians spy on?
Certainly not 'everyone' of them Magoo.
You're the one who posted the Russians spy on all foreigners.
You're the one who's got sum splainin' to do.
You forgot to reveal something.....
That pain your having is due to that " Missing " Golf Ball...
Sheriff Joe
DA
Have I mentioned what a piece of shit Jerry Brown and Ca politicians are?
Gov. Jerry Brown signs bill eliminating California’s cash bail system
By Melody Gutierrez
Updated 2:50 pm PDT, Tuesday, August 28, 2018
State Sen. Bob Hertzberg, D-Van Nuys, second from left, receives congratulations from fellow Democratic state Sens. Steven Bradford of Los Angeles, left, Steve Glazer, of Orinda, third from left, and Hannah-Beth Jackson of Santa Barbara, right, after his bail reform bill was approved by the state Senate on Aug. 21. less
State Sen. Bob Hertzberg, D-Van Nuys, second from left, receives congratulations from fellow Democratic state Sens. Steven Bradford of Los Angeles, left, Steve Glazer, of Orinda, third from left, and ... more
Photo: Rich Pedroncelli / Associated Press
Gov. Jerry Brown signs bill eliminating California’s cash bail system
Criminal justice groups have long sought an upheaval of the state’s pretrial system that relies on money bail, arguing that it unfairly leaves poor people in jail because they are unable to pay their way out.
In its place, SB10 by Sen. Bob Hertzberg, D-Van Nuys, will require county courts to create risk assessments to determine who should be released while awaiting trial. Ankle monitors could be required for a person’s release, as long as the defendant is not required to pay for it.
“Today, California reforms its bail system so that rich and poor alike are treated fairly,” Brown said after signing the bill.
The bill passed the Senate 26-12 and earned the bare minimum in the Assembly with a 41-27 vote. Some lawmakers complained that the bill lacked safeguards to ensure biases in the court system don’t permeate newly created pretrial assessments.
Gov. Jerry Brown signs bill eliminating California’s cash bail system
By Melody Gutierrez
Updated 2:50 pm PDT, Tuesday, August 28, 2018
State Sen. Bob Hertzberg, D-Van Nuys, second from left, receives congratulations from fellow Democratic state Sens. Steven Bradford of Los Angeles, left, Steve Glazer, of Orinda, third from left, and Hannah-Beth Jackson of Santa Barbara, right, after his bail reform bill was approved by the state Senate on Aug. 21.
State Sen. Bob Hertzberg, D-Van Nuys, second from left, receives congratulations from fellow Democratic state Sens. Steven Bradford of Los Angeles, left, Steve Glazer, of Orinda, third from left, and Hannah-Beth Jackson of Santa Barbara, right, after his bail reform bill was approved by the state Senate on Aug. 21. less
State Sen. Bob Hertzberg, D-Van Nuys, second from left, receives congratulations from fellow Democratic state Sens. Steven Bradford of Los Angeles, left, Steve Glazer, of Orinda, third from left, and ... more
Photo: Rich Pedroncelli / Associated Press
Gov. Jerry Brown signs bill eliminating California’s cash bail system
Criminal justice groups have long sought an upheaval of the state’s pretrial system that relies on money bail, arguing that it unfairly leaves poor people in jail because they are unable to pay their way out.
In its place, SB10 by Sen. Bob Hertzberg, D-Van Nuys, will require county courts to create risk assessments to determine who should be released while awaiting trial. Ankle monitors could be required for a person’s release, as long as the defendant is not required to pay for it.
“Today, California reforms its bail system so that rich and poor alike are treated fairly,” Brown said after signing the bill.
The bill passed the Senate 26-12 and earned the bare minimum in the Assembly with a 41-27 vote. Some lawmakers complained that the bill lacked safeguards to ensure biases in the court system don’t permeate newly created pretrial assessments.
So what proportion do they spy on?
Hüsker Dü
DA
Thing is, if you actually had a leg to stand on in that regard you would most certainly rub it in my face, but you don't, so you can't, never have. You are simply hurt and lashing out like always.
. . . and oh yeah, "irrational" was not the word you wanted.
Union " Bubblegum " wrapper retorts seem to be as high as a rodent
can achieve.....ain't that right " Rat Boy ".....
If you go to McCain's Funeral, don't let any of your Vietnam Vet
associates know......could end a friendship.
Sheriff Joe
DA
I have pointed out many of your lies and you just keep on truckin.
Sheriff Joe
DA
I think they do this shit just to piss me off,
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Fuck you you lying fucking punk!
Irrational is the word, you ignorant dickwad.
You lack logic you lack reason...irrational.
Trust me, you've convinced everybody in the kitchen of your ignorance.
Please continue in your quest to erase all doubt....
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It's your assertion that they spy on every foreigner, not mine.
But common sense and the number 81,000,000 tells me that's not possible.
You believe the number spied upon is lower?
Hüsker Dü
DA
Show just one.
Let me repeat...
Common sense and the number 81,000,000 tells me that's not possible.
You believe the Russians spied on 81,000,000 foreigners last year?
I believe they spied on all foreign visitors. Whether or not that was 81,000,000 is not my position.
"Common sense" coming from your history - that's rich.
Hüsker Dü
DA
Where did you get the 81 mil number?
Sheriff Joe
DA
I will, again.
I made it up.....
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About 81 million tourists made trips across the Russian Federation in 2017. According to Yury Barzykin, the vice president of the Russian Union of Travel Industry, this is the highest number of travelers since the fall of the Soviet Union.
https://www.rbth.com/lifestyle/327886-tourist-numbers-in-russia-record
Most were Russian, but 24,500,000 were foreigners.
There is no way all 24.5 million are being "spied" on.
No way possible, unless of course they are 'all' wearing tracking collars...
Not good given you’re only 45.
Rich? You poor old buffoon....
You think all foreigners are spied on in Russia...common sense seems to has left you Magoo.