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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: Broken_Clock who wrote (1397947)4/5/2023 2:25:30 PM
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BC, I stopped reading that article after this part:
Yet in an interview with Jeremy Loffredo, the co-author of this report, and in his own paper for Yale HRL, Raymond contradicted many of the bombastic claims he made to the media about child hostages. During a phone conversation with Loffredo, Raymond acknowledged that “a large amount” of the camps his team investigated were “primarily cultural education – like, I would say, teddy bear.”
So after kidnapping all of those children, the RuZZians started giving them "teddy bears" and "cultural education," which means the kidnappings were legal, right?

I don't see either the "contradiction" nor the relevance of this point.

But I knew that reading the rest of that article would be a waste of my time.

Tenchusatsu
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