Why would Arya kill someone just because that person killed someone else Arya never met and would have zero reason to care about?

If by”many billionaires” you mean “about a dozen”. All but one (Sean Parker) still went to a college. Mostly Ivy League or well known engineering schools.

Every time I see that face I’m surprised when he turns up alive the next day.

And in a fair world I’d weigh 800 pounds. What’s your point? Classification authority comes from the top-down. If the top says yes no one can override.

They’re still sufficient to axe someone’s security clearance. Though, clearances can be pulled for just about any reason. Also, they’d probably reinstate you after an actual investigation turns up nothing.

+1

Well, you assume the whole thing is an organized movement instead of a loosely affiliated bunch of true believers in various causes mixed in with a pile of thirsty opportunists and conmen whose goal is personal enrichment and humiliation of all rivals right or left.

Are you the same Cory that works/worked for Westinghouse?

All of what OP posted is publicly available on the internet.

Only if OP violated his Q clearance. However, shit like this is on the internet, so I doubt it.

3 feet in height?

Public statements mean precisely jack shit. There’s a reason why Trump hasn’t actually gone after Mueller and that reason was delivered behind closed doors.

Uncle.

Never. There are four people that are utterly untouchable by Trump: 

True, but Britannica has a much shorter section on the social and political impact of the Dragon Ball franchise.

Assuming 3KB of text per average page(Src: http://erikastokes.com/other-miscellaneous-stuff/how-many-bytes-are-in-a-page-of-text/)

And her family on her dad’s side has been American longer than there’s been an America. Natural born citizen.

Wait...the sword did WHAT?

Okay, I won’t tell you.

Actually, if you slice it correctly, the truth is probably much worse than that. The vote is a pretty good sample size of the overall population. The latter isn’t going to be that much different from the former.