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To: mass55th

Pushing...

Hah you probably did well in school, the teacher tells you what to think and rewards you when you answer as they want you to

Ever investigate anything, like get a few indications of a situation and then you have to dig in and research information to find the answer and come to a conclusion. In my world we call it troubleshooting. Q is just giving us symptoms, and we follow the first parts to get us on the case and then steps back and we dig in

Thats what Anons do, just average joes and we are great at digging in and
finding the truth and what fits logically and no one telling us this is what you need to find and say when you are there

Been in this side of things for decades, solving problems that have no obvious answer and going from what little I am given and finding the answer that never existed before and then taking that to the software or hardware folks to fix and the problem is solved

No one takes us by the hand and whips us to a conclusion, each has their own journey and epiphany

To each his own, so if you like what you have now then just sit back and enjoy

The dems love folks like you

They count on that attitude, don’t ask questions


41 posted on 08/02/2018 11:01:30 PM PDT by 100American (Knowledge is knowing how, Wisdom is knowing when)
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To: 100American

I went to grammar school in the 50’s. Teachers didn’t tell you what to think back then. Graduated from high school in ‘65. In my later years I went to college full time at night, and worked full time days. My interest was history. Spent a lot of years, traveling extensively to various archives, libraries, and historical societies, doing research on primary source material that I was able to track down. Provided a bunch of my research material to authors who published books that included my finds. And I got acknowledgements in their books for it. Got free copies of the books as well.

So I did my own digging, in my own way, and came up with my own opinions and findings to write my Masters Thesis. I got a lot of satisfaction out of it, and met a lot of nice people along the way. Several year ago I donated all my years of research to the Mass. National Guard Museum and Archives in Concord. Didn’t want it to end up in a dumpster after I was dead.

At 70, and as last member of my family to survive, my goal now is to enjoy as many days as I have left.

Have fun doing what you’re doing.


58 posted on 08/02/2018 11:16:18 PM PDT by mass55th (Courage is being scared to death - but saddling up anyway...John Wayne)
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To: 100American
Bringing traitors to justice is not about "journeys" or "epiphanies." The longer we play this silly game, the more deeply they become enmeshed in the fabric of our government.

You come across like a troll. And trolls troll because they really have no other defense or logic with which to support their claims to moral or intellectual superiority.

125 posted on 08/03/2018 6:11:29 AM PDT by 60Gunner (The price of apathy towards public affairs is to be ruled by evil men. - Plato)
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