Thank you, Baker.
> By The Book
Indeed.
https://jfsc.ndu.edu/portals/72/documents/jc2ios/additional_reading/1c3-jp_3-13-4_mildec.pdf
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Blackberry chose an architecture that was not friendly to the intelligence community, Anon. Other carriers, manufacturers, software suppliers went along, and those are your providers today. Elon is offering an alternative to a network that has been turned to evil purposes.
If Hillary had 'kissed it' in Little Rock then there would have been no Paula Jones lawsuit. Hillary eats nothing but carpet, Anon.
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The late Senator's cause of death was not a 'heart attack', Anon:
There are two types of aortic dissections - ascending, or Type A, and descending, or Type B; and the ascending variety is generally the more dangerous, Corrado said.
“The ones that cause sudden death tend to be the ascending ones that involve the aortic root,” the part closest to the heart, he said. “That aortic root is where the heart gets most of its blood. All the coronary arteries get their blood supply off the aortic root.”
Corrado likened the aorta to a long tube, with blood flowing down the middle hollow channel, called the lumen.
“Imagine a tube or a pipe with two layers to it: an outer layer and an inner layer. During a dissection, all of a sudden, the blood gets routed in between the two layers instead of down the center of the pipe,” he explained. “As the dissection spreads, it can block the major arteries branching off the aorta and cut off blood flow to the brain, heart and other vital organs.”
https://news.northeastern.edu/2026/07/13/lindsey-grahams-aortic-dissection/
An aortic dissection or aneurysm is not typically referred to as a heart attack.
She'll do what you want if you give 'er a meatball?