Hold That Tiger

Tigers beat Wildcats. Now we watch the Zionist oppressors.

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[JM Hanes]

Beasts:

"How does that resonate with you?"

When Tom R says he hasn't insulted anyone lately, I believe it's because he thinks that insulting us collectively doesn't count.

[Captain Hate]

The Life, Liberty and Levin is very good.

[JimNorCal]

Midway through "The 10,000 Year Explosion" about the evolution of humans in historical timeframes. Authors Cochran and Harpending assert the evolution is not just happening, it is accelerating as time elapses and the size of the human population) continues to increase.

It's pretty readable. Fascinating stuff for science-y people? We provide a snip, you decide. Here's a section explaining some of the work being done. Because this happened in a small, isolated village, it gives an idea of how quickly a mutation spreads in a population.

In 1980, Italian researchers found that a man in (the small town of) Limone sul Garda had very low levels of HDL and high levels of triglycerides, yet showed no sign of heart disease. Both of his parents had lived to advanced ages. Their curiosity whetted, the researchers performed blood tests on all 1,000 inhabitants of Limone and found a total of 43 people with this same unusual blood-lipid profile. The local church had birth records going back centuries, and the researchers were able to determine that all those individuals could trace their ancestry back to the same couple ... who had married in 1780. ... [So they next analyzed blood samples for a mutation] which turned out to be a change in the protein ApoA-I ... A change in a single nucleotide modified an amino acid in the protein, completely changing its chemical action. ... [the mutation was induced in mice] and it protects them from artery plaque as well. Preliminary tests show the intravenously administered synthetic ApoA-Im actually shrinks preexisting artery plaque in humans. Nothing else we know of does that.

[JM Hanes]

rich:

I've had to do a bunch of multi-tasking, but I've enjoyed the night at KJOM -- thanks!

Smooches all around, gotta hit the hay.

[Tom R]

JMH,

What did I say that you think collectively insulted a lot of people?

[Ralph L]

Junior High was usually 7th & 8th grades and Middle School is 6th, 7th & 8th.
In VA, it was Jr=7 8 9, Middle=7 8.

For integration purposes in the 70's, Alexandria briefly had 6-2-2-2, then 3-3-2-2-2, immortalized in "Remember the Titans." They lost so many students, it's been 6-3-3 for decades.

[JM Hanes]

Tom R:

You can check out Beasts" 12:15 am post to which I was responding.

[DrJ]

FWIW, where and when I grew up, elementary school was K-6, Junior High was 7-9, and High School was 10-12. But move around a bit locally and some of that changed.

[Threadkiller]

TK,

Your 12:09 is nothing more than Trump continuing to promote the witch hunt narrative. He was very successful in deceiving both his opponents on the left and a lot of his followers.

Posted by: Tom R | April 01, 2019 at 12:44 AM

Including Jim Jordan's constituents?

Hahaha! Don't worry about forcing an ill conceived answer Tom.

Anyway, thanks for telling all of us that you believe Trump deceived his followers. I sleep like a baby because I know your sourcing.

[Captain Hate]

Btw it's April Fool's Day.

Nytol

[Tom R]

JMH @ 12:56

Really? How does welcoming someone who thinks outside the box a collective insult to everyone else? You're right. I don't think that's an insult. When I resort to an insult it will be easily identifiable and directed to a specific person.

[JimNorCal]

Here in NorCal, middle is 6th through 8th, and junior high is 7th and 8th.
High school is always 9th through 12th.

Not sure where Neo lives but wow, that's mighty young for a gun battle IMO.

[rich]

>>>Go back to lurking if you must but it would be nice to have someone else around here who thinks outside the box.<<<

i wrote this a while back and think it holds up in some way

>>>which brings me to why i'm bothered with the conspiracy-such as it is-at this point. It is either a carpet too big for the room or a carpet too small for the room. Maybe we are in the wrong room ...<<<

thanks for the recognition JM Hanes

(any requests?)

beware

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FzjaN0gPvaE

deftones

[rich]

Posted by: Jim,SunnyvaleCA,USA | April 01, 2019 at 01:03 AM

i'm sensing some dreamers and "juveniles" ...

[JimNorCal]

I'll throw out a tune for KJOM, my favorite song that is sung in Catalan (which I don't speak so I don't know what they're saying ...)
La Logica del Canvi
(The logic of change)
Soft and soothing. So be sure to skip it if you're feeling more jagged!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3vV29YbOVM

nytol

[Tom R]

TK @ 12:58

If it turns out I am correct about Mueller working with Trump and not against him, then by default it means everyone here who disagrees with me on that were deceived by Trump.

[JimNorCal]

OMG!
VP Pence has resigned!

Breaking .... more info below

[JimNorCal]

April Fool!

[JimNorCal]

OK, really nytol

[jim nj]

Just caught up, Jim, don't do that, even in jest, I near had a coronary incident.

[Ignatz Ratzkiwatzki]

LOL.

[Past is Prologue]

Gasp, Jim, don't do that, some of us aren't spring chickens!

[jim nj]

Nice to see RG stop in.

I always liked his take on 4D. As I understood it - things are happening that we are not aware of - and that Trump is playing the game better than anyone else. I still believe that.

Has Trump achieved all his goals here? No way. He had to worry about a false obstruction charge while Mueller was still investigating.

My sense was that Trump wasn't out-gaming other people, but that he had a parallel thing going on behind the scenes.

I rapidly lost interest in the white vs. black hat thing. Trying to discern interior motivations by public actions is very hard to do.

And, as I wrote a few days ago, we still don't know what's going on behind the scenes.

I don't want Trump leading the response to all this. It should look organic, coming from many sources.

Referrals for lying to Congress. Things the FBI may already be working on. Things the DOJ may be working on. Re-opening dormant investigations. People, like some of our internet sleuths and others, blitzing the DOJ with questions.

I have extreme doubts the MSM will help with this, but who knows? Leak investigations that catch out MSM members and their sources.

It would be nice to get it all done in one fell swoop, but an eternal ongoing drip, drip, drip, might work out well too.

[jim nj]

https://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-737-max-boeing-eu-20190331-story.html

EU agency is said to have skipped 737 Max meeting in snub to Boeing

Why? Airbus? These people aren't allies.

[jim nj]

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-turkey-election/erdogan-loses-hold-over-turkish-capital-istanbul-disputed-idUSKCN1RD130

Erdogan lost big-time in several cities. Couldn't happen to a nicer guy.

[Pinandpuller]

he was killed because of a documentary he was making about an Alfredo Bowman. Bowman, who was a Honduran herbalist going by the name Dr. Sebi, was killed, so the conspiracy goes, by Big Pharma because he could cure AIDS with herbs.

True story.

Posted by: Another Bob | March 31, 2019 at 08:11 PM

Joke's on them, AIDS is a hoax lol!

[KevlarKid]

"What did I say that you think collectively insulted a lot of people?"

yot-tot-tot-tottot yot-tot-tot-tottot yot-tot-tot-tottot

[Pinandpuller]

I probably knew that Bill Clinton raped Juanita Broaddrick while running for governor but I never really considered that he did it while he was the Attorney General of Arkansas.

Also, an interesting tidbit. Afterward he said,"Don't worry, I'm sterile. I had mumps as a kid."

Juanita Broaddrick: Raped by Bill Clinton & Clinton Foundation Fraud w/ Charles Ortel

https://youtu.be/iHehQ8b4NGY

[KevlarKid]

THE DIRTIEST POLITICAL TRICK IN MODERN US HISTORY
Published March 26, 2019 | By Greg Jarrett

There was never any evidence that Donald Trump “colluded” with Russia to steal the 2016 presidential election from Hillary Clinton. It was all a hoax. It constituted what is surely the dirtiest political trick in modern American history.

The hoax was based largely on an anti-Trump “dossier” conjured from the fertile imaginations of two nefarious characters: ex-British spy Christopher Steele; and Fusion GPS Founder, Glenn Simpson.

It was commissioned by the Hillary Clinton campaign and Democrats, then peddled all over Washington to journalists, the FBI, the State Department and the Department of Justice. It spread like an airborne contagion in a 50 mile per hour wind.

The premise of the ruse was as outlandish as the actions of those who advanced it. Steele was fired by the FBI for lying and went into hiding. Simpson eventually invoked the Fifth Amendment and clammed up.

There were no credible facts when the FBI wrongfully launched its “collusion” investigation in July of 2016, violating its own regulations.

There was still nothing remotely plausible in May of 2017 when fired FBI Director James Comey absconded with government documents and leaked them to the media for the sole purpose of triggering the appointment of a special counsel, Robert Mueller.

If you harbor any doubts about the “paucity” of evidence, read the closed-door testimony of FBI lawyer Lisa Page and Comey. Their admissions will stun you.

Along the way, the FBI obtained a wiretap warrant on a Trump campaign associate, Carter Page, by concealing vital evidence to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) and deceiving the judges. No one, as yet, has been held accountable for any of that.

The last time I checked, perpetrating a fraud on a court is a felony. Several of them, in fact. Oh, and undercover informants were dispatched by the FBI to infiltrate the Trump campaign.

Now, after an exhaustive 22-month investigation, we have finally learned from the new Attorney General, William Barr, that “the Special Counsel’s investigation did not find that the Trump campaign or anyone associated with it conspired or coordinated with Russia in its efforts to influence the 2016 U.S. presidential election.”

Trump did not hack the Clinton campaign and Democrat Party organizations. Trump did not hatch a plot in the bowels of the Kremlin to win the election. The infamous Trump Tower meeting with a Russian lawyer was not a crime. Carter Page was not a spy after all.

The list of false accusations that Trump has suffered are too numerous to recount here. You’d need a calculator.

To Democrats and most in the media such trivial things as evidence never mattered. They didn’t care about that. They treated facts as a mere nuisance. They allowed their political bias and personal animus toward Trump to blind them.

Their obsessive belief in a nonexistent conspiracy with Putin consumed all common sense. As their hatred for Trump and his policies grew, they became more sedulous in propagating fictitious stories.

Democrats in Congress like Adam Schiff, Eric Swalwell, Richard Blumenthal, Nancy Pelosi, Jerold Nadler, Maxine Waters, and so many others all claimed without a scintilla of proof that Trump “colluded” with Russia. For two years, they pronounced him guilty in the court of public opinion.

Democrats convinced themselves that President Trump’s election was misbegotten. They accepted “collusion” as a matter of faith driven by their own prejudices, and teased by hope out of ignorance.

Will they ever apologize? Of course not. They will conjure some vacuous excuse and move on to the next accusation. They’re already doing it.

Many journalists were equally reckless and malevolent. Most of them never bothered to examine the facts, evidence and the law. They refused to do their jobs. Instead, they abandoned objectivity and suspended their sense of fairness. They allowed enmity to obscure their judgment. In the process, the media squandered credibility, its only currency.

It is no wonder that many Americans have little trust in journalists to be honest in their reporting.

Will network brass take action to punish those who so egregiously exaggerated or, in some cases, even lied to Americans? Not a chance.

Network chiefs were complicit cheerleaders. The media, together with Democrats, are already parsing and pivoting.

Without missing a beat, they are pivoting to obstruction of justice by parsing what Attorney General William Barr wrote in his summary letter to the heads of the House and Senate Judiciary Committees.

Barr stated, “Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein and I have concluded that the evidence developed during the Special Counsel’s investigation is not sufficient to establish that the President committed an obstruction of justice offense.”

Barr and Rosenstein, the two top officials at the Department of Justice, did not reach this conclusion in a vacuum.

They sought the opinions of other lawyers at the DOJ, including the Office of Legal Counsel. They studied the evidence and the law. They consulted the same DOJ lawyers who were guiding Mueller on the subject of obstruction during his long investigation.

They reached a firm consensus that, under the law, President Trump never acted “with corrupt intent” to obstruct “a pending or contemplated proceeding.”

One of the reasons that led Barr and Rosenstein to their inexorable conclusion is that Trump had committed no underlying crime of conspiracy with Russia or, if you like, “collusion.”

In simplistic terms, it is difficult to argue that someone intended to obstruct a non-crime. This is exactly the question Trump has posed on more than one occasion when he asked, rhetorically, “Why would I interfere in something I didn’t do?” Why, indeed.

While Mueller was more than willing to conclude that Trump never “colluded” with Russia, he deliberately dodged rendering any decision on obstruction of justice. He left it entirely to Barr.

In so doing, the special counsel abdicated his responsibility as the prosecutor who was hired to make this very decision. While shirking this authority, Mueller then took an inappropriate swipe at Trump by writing, “While this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him.”

This was a blatant cheap shot by Mueller, although thoroughly expected. It’s very much like a prosecutor who loses a case and then claims to the media, “Well, the jury may have found the defendant not guilty, but that doesn’t mean he’s innocent.” Technically, that’s true. But it’s how losers try to justify the result they don’t like.

Mueller knew Trump did not obstruct justice in firing Comey. The president was constitutionally authorized to dismiss him for a stated reason or no reason at all. Even Comey admitted it in a letter to his staff, and there were a plethora of reasons to sack the director.

The president’s subsequent public remarks about the firing did not come close to exhibiting a “corrupt intent” to interfere in the Russian investigation. Trump’s comments were widely misreported and misrepresented by the media. This should come as no surprise to anyone.

As for Trump’s alleged remark to Comey that he “hoped” that his fired national security adviser Michael Flynn would be cleared by the FBI, this did not constitute an attempt at obstruction of justice, as I explained in detail in my book, “The Russia Hoax.”

Again, Comey all but admitted this when he testified before the Senate Intelligence Committee. In separate hearings, Rosenstein, Comey and Deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe all assured Congress that no one had tried to obstruct their investigations

I suspect Mueller ducked his obligation to render a decision on obstruction and inserted the “exonerate” language in his report so that rabid Democrats in Congress would take up the anti-Trump cause as a pretext for impeachment proceedings.

Sure enough, within minutes of Barr’s letter, House Judiciary Chairman Jerold Nadler, D-N.Y., commenced the obstruction-impeachment battle when he tweeted, “In light of the very concerning discrepancies and final decision making at the Justice Department following the Special Counsel report, where Mueller did not exonerate the President, we will be calling Attorney General Barr in to testify before the House Judiciary in the near future.”

The Russia Hoax begat the Witch Hunt… and Mueller has seen to it that the Witch Hunt is far from over.

Gregg Jarrett is the Fox News legal analyst. He is the author of the No. 1 New York Times best-selling book “The Russia Hoax: The Illicit Scheme to Clear Hillary Clinton and Frame Donald Trump.”

[Pinandpuller]

Cornell was fantastic.

Posted by: Gentlejim | March 31, 2019 at 10:58 PM

Is 50 the new 27?

[Pinandpuller]

The whole secret lies in confusing the enemy, so that he cannot fathom our real intent.”

Posted by: RattlerGator | March 31, 2019 at 11:17 PM

I think our main disagreement is WHO the enemy is.

I think Mueller is the enemy.

[Pinandpuller]

Laurent he worked for sweet Mickey, he was the longest serving pm in recent history, he was fired for looking too deeply into Mickey's family.

Posted by: Narciso79 | March 31, 2019 at 11:39 PM>/i>

Was Aristide Clinton's Noriega?

[Pinandpuller]

Mueller is not a white hat, he may have been in 1978, before he got involved in beantown

Posted by: Narciso79 | March 31, 2019 at 11:47 PM

Mueller is White Hat enough to command a UN company in Kosovo or Haiti.

[KevlarKid]

"If it turns out I am correct about Mueller working with Trump and not against him, then by default it means everyone here who disagrees with me on that were deceived by Trump."

If it turns out. So, what will be the crowning scintilla of undisputed evidence *PROVING* Mueller works with Trump and not against him?

What seems plausible about the firing of McCabe, imo, even though it had a net benefit of calling the hounds off of Trump's back, the strategic value to the Bureau and DOJ was to limit damage and exposure to the Bureau by McCabe's grossly transparent misuse of FBI authority. Trump did Mueller a favor by firing Korney Klown Komey.

Mueller interviewed for the head of the FBI because it would've been far simpler to achieve that mission from the head's chair than the SC's. More political cover; less use of brute prosecutorial power. That's how it looks to me.

[jim nj]

Kev, you're up late, what happened to your optimal sleep habit?

via Insty

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2019/03/office-depot-tricked-people-into-buying-pc-support-with-fake-virus-scans/

Absolutely disgusting behavior.

[KevlarKid]

Expose the Witch.

https://www.frontpagemag.com/fpm/273299/hold-hillary-accountable-russiagate-hoax-daniel-greenfield

[KevlarKid]

off

[KevlarKid]

bah

[KevlarKid]

https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/why-didnt-obama-do-more-to-counter-russias-interference-in-our-election

[Pinandpuller]

Go back to lurking if you must

Posted by: Tom R | March 31, 2019 at 11:56 PM

There's no lurking in baseball!!!

[KevlarKid]

What a SC might have done to help the President. Not the thesis of the article. The article illustrates one path POTUS might follow to move forward and go around Obama, Jarrett, and Rice's Maginot Line.

"In short, avoid the “justification trap” by ignoring the downstream activity (stemming as a result of the fraudulent origin), and focus on revealing the origin of the fraud."

https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2019/03/31/president-trump-questions-how-the-fraudulent-investigation-of-the-trump-campaign-began/

[jim nj]

https://nypost.com/2019/03/30/the-new-minimum-wage-is-killing-nycs-once-thriving-restaurant-scene/

So much for economists who believed higher wages wouldn't kill jobs. Idjits.

[KevlarKid]

Graham charts the territory ahead to bring Hillary Clinton's criminal actions and DOJ/FBI protections during the campaign into the public view.

https://www.dailywire.com/news/45346/lindsey-graham-reveals-ag-bill-barr-pretty-upset-ryan-saavedra

At least he's giving us something to hold him to.

[KevlarKid]

Caint seem to light no fire neither. Squaw freezing.

Warren fundraising tanks.

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/03/31/us/politics/elizabeth-warren-fundraising.html

[KevlarKid]

Papadapolous' next salvo at Big Hyena Media:

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2019/03/31/exclusive-george-papadopoulos-slams-msm-complicit-collusion-psy-ops/

[Pinandpuller]

..it would be nice to have someone else around here who thinks outside the box.'

How does that resonate with you?

Posted by: Beasts of England | April 01, 2019 at 12:15 AM

I don't even see a box.

[jim nj]

Kev,

I've been trying to figure out how prosecutions will unfold. Do we start at the "original sin" or work our way backwards?

I've wondered if people are going to be charged as part of a conspiracy or as individuals.

Should we take plea bargains from lesser offenders that implicate higher offenders or just bankrupt them all with legal fees and possible convictions?

[KevlarKid]

CNN needs to discharge its organizational bowels.

https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2019/03/31/sunday-talks-mick-mulvaney-vs-jake-tapper/

[KevlarKid]

A walk down Big Hyena Media lane:

https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2017/01/10/cnn-media-heads-and-political-dc-operatives-construct-more-russian-madness-w-important-video-reminder/

[jim nj]

..it would be nice to have someone else around here who thinks outside the box.'

How does that resonate with you?

Posted by: Beasts of England | April 01, 2019 at 12:15 AM

I don't even see a box.

Posted by: Pinandpuller | April 01, 2019 at 04:14 AM
------
Box? What Box? That's such a 3D thought.

How about a mobius strip?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M%C3%B6bius_strip

[Pinandpuller]

never encountered a Chaga mushroom.

Posted by: The Infamous Ignatz | April 01, 2019 at 12:32 AM

I don't like mushrooms from a culinary standpoint but I might try some medicinally. I found some turkey tail at my house but I couldn't tell if the wood it was growing on was treated or not so I didn't try it.

Is there anything else God made that can either be so good for you or so bad? Women come to mind...

[KevlarKid]

or Rustin Cohle's "flat circle?"

[Pinandpuller]

yot-tot-tot-tottot yot-tot-tot-tottot yot-tot-tot-tottot

Posted by: KevlarKid | April 01, 2019 at 03:29 AM

Are you quoting Caddyshack?

[KevlarKid]

https://spectator.org/what-did-obama-know-and-when-did-he-know-it/

[KevlarKid]

Are you quoting Caddyshack?

Posted by: Pinandpuller | April 01, 2019 at 04:40 AM

LOL. nah. that's the sound of the Monkey's Machine Gun goin off again.

[Pinandpuller]

I remember when dialing a phone sounded like that too.

[Pinandpuller]

I heard a passing reference to cadaver dogs in a case where a girl was kidnapped. I guess there are certain limitations about what can be used to train them but they do have synthetics apparently:

https://www.inverse.com/article/34350-cadaver-dogs-smell-death-corpse-police

[KevlarKid]

i know an old tail gunner from WWII who makes that sound each time he sees any brand of Japanese individual.

[KevlarKid]

Knife Attacks Get a Pass_No Jihad Here

34,000 plus jihad attacks since 9/11. But let's not offend all Muslims by reporting who's doing what in the name of the Moon god.

Fine article by Pamela Geller.

[KevlarKid]

"Ironic that the New York Times would run this story on the 86th anniversary of the Nazi boycott of the Jews. And they make the same argument against the Jews as the Nazis did."

https://gellerreport.com/2019/03/nyt-boycott-jews-funds-terror.html/

[KevlarKid]

WOW. ISIS was no joke.

https://gellerreport.com/2019/03/trump-defeated-isis.html/

[James D.]

The school system and local police are .. useless.

There’s an evergreen headline, unfortunately.

[James D.]

EU agency is said to have skipped 737 Max meeting in snub to Boeing

Why? Airbus? These people aren't allies.

The EU is pretty clearly and openly (and proudly, really) our enemy. They make no secret of it.

[rse]

Apparently this is NOT an april fools joke.

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-04-01/flights-grounded-across-us-airlines-report-mass-system-outages

[henry]

re RG's conflict between CIA, DIA... are we to assume good guys exist in that? Seems like Cryps vs Bloods.

[Captain Hate]

Anyone know how GUS is doing? It's unlike him to maintain radio silence for so long.

[anonamom]

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[MissMarple2]

Good morning!

Everyone should read that Geller article at 6:50.

[MissMarple2]

I woke to the house being 60 degrees. I am huddled by a space heater and am waiting for my son to call me with the name of his friend who repaired it the last time.

I hit the circuit breaker in an attempt to restart it but it went off again, so I assume there is a short.

It's always something!

[MissMarple2]

Bill Mitchell
‏Verified account @mitchellvii
4m4 minutes ago

The evidence is pretty compelling that Rosenstein asked DOJ insiders like McCabe to "wear a wire" to entrap Trump.

If this is true, WHY is Rosenstein STILL in the DOJ? WHY was he Barr's go-to guy on obstruction?

Or maybe Sessions asked Rosenstein to say that to entrap McCabe?

[MissMarple2]

This popped up on my Twitter feed from last month. This pastor is filled with the love of God and a mission to stop the scourge of abortion. Video at the link. It's really moving.

RIVETING

"Don't kill the babies! What greater need is there than the need to live?! Don't kill the babies!"

Abraham Hamilton III @urbanfamilytalk on @afrnet pic.twitter.com/E4BamrUyrh

— MAKE DEMOCRATS AMERICANS AGAIN (@skjultster) February 28, 2019

[Captain Hate]

Wait, are people believing a lying piece of shit like McCabe? Was there another source of that wiretapping claim?

[Extraneus]

how did this turn out?

Posted by: rich | March 31, 2019 at 10:15 PM

I haven't tried the curry version yet, but it's on the menu for tomorrow. 3 1/2 hrs on low simmer.

[Jim Eagle]

MM,

We are catching the southern reach of the 'noreaster. Mrs. JiB is in New Milford after dropping off Frederick, and she says it's snowing there. We are barely above 60F, more like 50F with the wind. Plus it's drizzling.

Today, was to be golf practice for Frederick but probably just rules study, and some swing focused workouts. What did T.S. Eliot proclaim? "April is the cruelest month...."

[MissMarple2]

Jack,

It warmed up enough yesterday afternoon that most of the snow melted, but it was still cold. High only got into the low 40's.

We are supposed to have a warming trend this week with a high on Sunday of 67. Hang in there!

[MissMarple2]

https://dailycaller.com/2019/04/01/bruce-pearl-auburn-kentucky-final-four-reaction/

Happy article for Auburn fans! There is a condensed recap of the game, plus the coach's reaction.

[peter]

Hello from Parma Italy. Participating in a scientific experiment to see if one can die from eating too much prosciutto. So far broke the gauges. Thank you for all the well wishes about the Virginia basketball team. Ciao

[henry]

CNBC @CNBC
12s

House Judiciary Committee moves toward holding vote to subpoena the 'complete' Mueller report cnb.cx/2UaFiCA

[MissMarple2]

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/campaigns/pete-buttigiegs-presidential-campaign-says-it-has-raised-more-than-7-million-in-2019

[henry]

Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump
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Can you believe that the Radical Left Democrats want to do our new and very important Census Report without the all important Citizenship Question. Report would be meaningless and a waste of the $Billions (ridiculous) that it costs to put together!

[MissMarple2]

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2019/03/31/exclusive-nsa-whistleblower-page-fisa-warrant-likely-a-gateway-to-spy-on-entire-trump-campaign/

[Ignatz Ratzkiwatzki]

Biased WaPo Claims Trump Gave False Information to Lenders and Investors
An example;

...the Post noted that in a financial statement concerning the value of land zoned for residential construction around his golf course in Southern California, Trump claimed the ground was zoned for 75 home sites. At the time the statement was made, the ground had only 36 lots.

That is so deceptive as to be an intentional lie. the number of existing lots is independent of and irrelevant to the potential lots possible under a specific zoning. And that potential increases the value of the land.

Additionally, according to the Post story, “He (Trump) said Trump Tower has 68 stories. It has 58.” The reporter again doesn’t understand real estate. The building has 58 floors which may be loosely called 68 stories, since a story is 10 feet and the building is 664 feet tall. The floor numbers go up to 68.

But they're neither fake news nor the enemy of the people. In the same sense Bezos is a model husband, I guess.

[Marlene]

Good Morning! Florida people,be careful! Today is the first day of alligator mating season. Meanwhile,back in northern Maine,there is still three feet of snow on the ground. I expect to see snow in the woods when we return in a month.

[Ignatz Ratzkiwatzki]

Alligators have calendars...and mark them?

[MissMarple2]

https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1112377851708350470.html

Felix Sater, money laundering, the Clinton Foundation, and effort to entrap President Trump.

This is highly documented and does a good job of explaining the machinations.

[Beasts of England]

How else would they know when to mate, Ig? ;)

[jimmyk]

All you guys talking about wintry weather, here in NYC we have a high of 47 today, 50s-60s all week. Hasn't been below freezing even at night for at least a couple of weeks.

Hard to persuade people whose minds are already made up with no intentions of listening to or considering other possible explanations for what is going on.

This made me laugh a bit. Most of us have opinions but admit uncertainty. I've called myself "agnostic." Tom's mind is more made up than anyone's.

[Marlene]

Ha,Iggy. Actually,a local gator trapper has been busy,saying in a local media interview that the gators started early. A gator was removed from a pond in our community a couple of weeks ago. There was a complaint about "Big Al" being aggressive, but several people were upset about his removal. After all,we intruded on his habitat. *eyeroll*

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[Buckeye]

Mid 50s and beautiful blue skies in central Ahia.

[RattlerGator]

(okay, wow; disappointed to be greeted like this right off the bat but . . . what the hell)

(addressing the Tom R issue and his engagement of same)

How does that resonate with you?

Posted by: Beasts of England | April 01, 2019 at 12:15 AM

My man !!!

I hear ya, BoE. I hear you. I got it, I see it. I'm not asking for a re-hash and I'm hoping y'all will avoid that. Yes, I've taken note that Tom R has unwisely defended himself. None of y'all need defense here. That's my position.

Can that become *our* position ???

Yes, I think it can. As Captain Picard might say, "Make it so."

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Fair warning: with so much going on in the world, I'm not sure how much more of *this* shiznit I'm going to engage today.

[RattlerGator]

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[Tom R]

MM @ 9:23

Thanks for that link. Looks like there is another Twitter Sleuth to start following.

[Threadkiller]

MM, is Felix Sater a good guy, a bad guy, or a neutral player in that link?

Twitter TBeanzzz pegged him as a bad guy, working with Loretta Lynch, a year ago and 4D ran with it up until DrawinStrikeouts recently pegged him as a good guy taking out Russian mobsters with Trump.

[MissMarple2]

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