Posted on 02/01/2017 8:33:14 AM PST by C19fan
Hillary Rodham Clinton, whose stunning electoral college defeat in the 2016 presidential race has given us our current interesting news cycle, will publish a new book of personal essays she hopes will inspire lots of book-buyers, her publisher Simon & Schuster announced this morning – or words to that effect.
(Excerpt) Read more at deadline.com ...
ROTFL! “What do you mean WE white eyes?” - Tonto
I laughed so hard the dog jumped.
Will she use plagiarism like she did with ‘It Takes a Village’?
It might be an interesting exercise in mental pathology if the essays were actually hers. This is, after all, one of the most brutally unreflective human beings on the planet. If she could actually expand on "Why aren't I 50 points ahead?" that might be pretty funny.
Lesbe free ...
Wrote their own book.....Hitler....Hillary not so much
wrote their book in jail.......Hitler.......Hilary not so much
Without political power there might be no gigantic advance. Unless she has some blackmail. That would do it.
Will this be before or after the coffee table book of all of the selfies taken with hikers that she collected while wandering through the woods behind her house since November 9th?
- "Hey Huma, let's try this big one."
- "Make sure that money is deposited in the Caymans account."
- "Hail Satan!"
Does this pantsuit come in vermillion?
Whoops!!!
Faulty memory.
It was Hess taking the dictation.
Himmler was jealous of Rohm and the SA and wanted the SS to take over all the duties formerly given to the SA.
“Are you going to drink all of that?”
translation of title: Hillary assembling staff of ghost writers to pen a book of essays so she can cash in on millions of pre-sale advances, and keep her name alive politically.
He was a chicken farmer who couldn’t stand the sight of blood.
Once when he visited an SS unit that was liquidating Jews, pre death camps, he was invited to witness the efficiency of his troops.
As the SS was shooting the people a few drops of blood splashed onto his pants and he nearly hurled on the spot.
The mass murderer couldn’t stomach a few drops of his victims blood.
How typical.
Yep!
Heh, heh.
Very interesting! So it was Hess who actually wrote Mein Kampf. He gets little credit for it; most people think Hitler wrote the book himself.
What a story about Himmler—it’s hard to imagine. There was quite a gulf between the NAZI ideal and the NAZI reality, wasn’t there? In Hitler’s inner circle, at least in some cases, loyalty must have trumped all else.
Himmler was a piece of work.
According to the pre-war standards he set for membership in the SS, he would never have been allowed in.
Of course once the SS started losing men the standards were relaxed.
Hitler’s inner circle were nearly all old pre-war party henchmen.
Hess, Himmler, Goering and others were all old party hands who never defied the leader.
To do so was a death sentence.
Even if you were a loyal party member, inner party politics and jostling for power could get you killed.
Just ask Ernst Rohm.
Taking bets on whether Maya Angelou or Oprah will be in the first 20 pages...
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