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msanthrope

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37. In that same interview with Out, he described how he met Miranda on a beach

Reply to Hissyspit (Reply #30)

Mon Sep 2, 2013, 01:57 PM

Sep 2013

after he had already retired from his law practice...

http://www.out.com/news-commentary/2011/04/18/glenn-greenwald-life-beyond-borders?page=full

He also owes over 100k in tax liens. I'd live outside the US too if I owed that much.

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He's an American citizen. Hissyspit Sep 2013 #6

Um, no. He met his partner after he had moved there. I suspect the NYS and federal tax liens msanthrope Sep 2013 #25

You "suspect." Hissyspit Sep 2013 #30

In that same interview with Out, he described how he met Miranda on a beach msanthrope Sep 2013 #37

That's a crock. Brazil's situation with regard to gay civil rights has been like that of the US -- pnwmom Sep 2013 #33

It's about Miranda coming to U.S. Hissyspit Sep 2013 #35

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Hahahahahaha!!!! DeSwiss Sep 2013 #15

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