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How secure is Tor network?
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That's exactly what a fed would say
It’s simple. If you ask a cop if he’s a cop, he’s like, obligated to tell you. It’s in the Constitution.
breaking bad reference
Crooks getting their infallible legal advice from Hollywood screenwriters…
Sue the person your interested in for something, maybe defamation, get a deposition done, and as part of the questioning have the lawyer ask if they work in law enforcement.
Under oath, they have to tell you if they are a cop. heh
The 7th Street Litigators - A crew of rough and tumble gunners, use this method to screen new members.