A damsel in distress. Plural of Mongoose Update.

[Jane Donut]

I am sad to hear that. What is Canada doing for his citizen?

Bending over and letting the US DOJ have their way with them. It's the Canadian national sport. If they're good, they get a reach-around.
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Bet Haxxie is just busting with pride over the results of the MPG witch-hunt. With that photo prominently taped to the center of his refrigerator.

[Jesús Malverde]

Bet Haxxie is just busting with pride over the results of the MPG witch-hunt. With that photo prominently taped to the center of his refrigerator.

[nbrk]

"I see you guys have read my story. I've met Clark recently. Working on selling it to another web publication. The one written by Andrew is just a ripoff, anyway. "

What are you talking about?

[lnakohlmymarc]

To the post above: I'm a journalist who wrote the story about Clark recently.

[Jesús Malverde]

The Washington Times piece or the Ars Technica one?

[Freakalicious]

I see you guys have read my story. I've met Clark recently. Working on selling it to another web publication. The one written by Andrew is just a ripoff, anyway.

Because you're insiders and not the general public, I will tell you this: Clark is not looking so healthy. He was skinny when I met him in the Spring and a month ago he was even worse of, and nursing a pretty bad, deep, sickly sounding cough.

Feel free to message me here with more information about who Tom is, in person. Unlike you anonymous folks, I wear my heart on my sleeve and my identity comes along for the ride wherever I go.

Your parents named you glutenfree?

[nbrk]

Seems to have poor grammar for a journalist. Still, simply tweet proof from https://twitter.com/samcooley" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; I guess?

[lnakohlmymarc]

Thanks for reading, nbrk.

[lnakohlmymarc]

Seems to have poor grammar

My apologies, good sir.

I wrote the Ars Technica piece with assistance from my colleague in Bangkok. My name isn't my profile because im trying to avoid violating forum rules. I'm sure you can fill the blanks in yourself if you are so inclined.

The Washington report, as I indicated above, is more or less a ripoff of what I wrote.

Ive signed up here after the owner of this forum reached out to me. I'm here because I'm curious if any of you folks can fill in any blanks about Clark's past, to get a better sense of who the man is on the other side of the bars. When I last visited him I believe he was in the hospital ward of the prison. Last time we talked he wasn't in the best of shape.

I dont have much to say about how Canada is assisting in his case. I'll hold off on saying too much until I publish my next piece. If you're anxious to read more I suggest you let Ars Technica know! Or not, up to you.

[smokebreaks]

^^ that is pretty much the truth.

Though he hasn't fully answered my questions, I've no real reason to doubt him.

He's got to be a decent guy, after all he did buy PoM some soy milk and Pringles.

I just wanted to know if I hop on a plane to BKK and pop over to SE Asia, could I stop in for a visit with Mongoose myself?

now I admit that's kind of a crazy idea, I know. Here's the crazy part. When he showed up here a little oven a year ago claiming to want to turn himself in to clear things up, I did offer to come and help to make that happen so long as I retained the production rights to this story.

It's going to be an epic film, when and if it ever gets made. I can only imagine that there are a lot of people interested in telling the story. My interest is that it doesn't turn into some horse manure like the Snowden film by Oliver Stone.