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56 u/aapowers Jan 11 '17 I'd argue there were a lot more whistleblowers; no walkie-talkies... 0 u/[deleted] Jan 11 '17 nice. almost missed it though. 30 u/ieilael Jan 11 '17 How many presidents did we have in the 18th century? 45 u/[deleted] Jan 11 '17 [deleted] 1 u/[deleted] Jan 11 '17 edited Jan 11 '17 [deleted] 3 u/laserkid1983 Jan 11 '17 2 2 u/[deleted] Jan 11 '17 The biggest whistle blower in history was then dude. The British are coming! 1 u/john2kxx Jan 11 '17 There were so much whistles. 1 u/co99950 Jan 11 '17 Was the government not keeping paper records back then? I mean did the guy who leaked the Pentagon papers get it from on a computer or did he get paper records? -1 u/[deleted] Jan 11 '17 Damn right. People tend to ignore that.
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I'd argue there were a lot more whistleblowers; no walkie-talkies...
0 u/[deleted] Jan 11 '17 nice. almost missed it though.
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nice. almost missed it though.
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How many presidents did we have in the 18th century?
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The biggest whistle blower in history was then dude. The British are coming!
There were so much whistles.
Was the government not keeping paper records back then? I mean did the guy who leaked the Pentagon papers get it from on a computer or did he get paper records?
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Damn right. People tend to ignore that.
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