In an Excel worksheet, as buyer of a book entitled "The Next Decade".
Not exactly a smoking gun.
From "Comments" at this link: Austyn Crites: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know
Samantha Grace says: November 6, 2016 at 2:32 am
You do realize that Crites didn’t just order a book, right? He ordered 1500 copies of a very particular political book that retails for $16.30. With taxes and shipping, that’s a $25K order for a book full of very some disturbing political views about the next ten years of the US presidency and foreign affairs. If you’re not familiar with the book, here’s a few excerpts regarding how much deceit is acceptable for a democratic leader.
‘It is the president’s job to align with public opinion .. while quietly pursuing his own moral and strategic ends.’
‘… he must always convey a sense that the elimination of Islamist terrorism is possible, all the while knowing it is not.’
‘To many Americans, these appear to be critical issues … they must not be told that their sense of what is important doesn’t matter…’
‘… all presidents must in all things hide their true motives and vigorously deny the truth when someone recognises what they are up to.’
To me this sounds like more than just a coincidence about a guy buying a book but that’s just my opinion.
Samantha Grace says: November 6, 2016 at 2:48 am
Oh, and that’s just for his first order. That doesn’t count the digital copy or the next 3 additional orders because it doesn’t say how many were ordered those times.