To: Cletus.D.Yokel

I’m seeing similar speculations elsewhere and the watch reflected the time she assumed room temperature similar to the “announcement” for no name.

I’m open to anything about tonight ... but seems to me that Thursday is Border Day ... and this is a prelude. It could be what everybody is expecting ... or maybe more or something different.

The Stage is Set.

Something BIG is about to DROP

201 posted on 01/08/2019 8:29:08 AM PST by Steven W.

To: Cletus.D.Yokel

I think the notebook thing has a lot of problems. I am not a lawfag. But I am almost certain, that it could not be used in a court of law without the author there to swear to it contents?

But as always, I look at anything that gets thrown out there. Everyone should decide for themselves of course.

202 posted on 01/08/2019 8:29:11 AM PST by defconw (WWG1WGA! MAGA)

I’ll see if I can find the link, but read just a few days ago that someone was trying to pass it off on a local cricket that chirps at a particular frequency.

Have to wait till I get home to try to find it again if I can.

203 posted on 01/08/2019 8:29:50 AM PST by reed13k (For evil to triumph it is only necessary that good men do nothing)

I’ve been seeing articles speculating about that but the press was sure that couldn’t have been the case because Manafort’s attorneys hadn’t told that to them.

Plants need water ;)

204 posted on 01/08/2019 8:30:12 AM PST by Steven W.

Splendid Oracle, bags. Thanks

205 posted on 01/08/2019 8:31:53 AM PST by MileHi (Liberalism is an ideology of parasites, hypocrites, grievance mongers, victims, and control freaks.)

She must not be singing the song that Mueller wants her to sing, so throw the book at her. Same technique used on Mueller, Flynn, and Cohen. (Papadopolous really was too junior to be of much use, so Mueller kicked him with a 14 day incarceration, and he’s more-or-less out of it now.)

206 posted on 01/08/2019 8:33:15 AM PST by Jack Black ("If you believe in things that you don't understand then you suffer" - "Superstition",Stevie Wonder)

207 posted on 01/08/2019 8:33:43 AM PST by Enigo54 (Hank Reardon was right)

It does seem like things are stepping up.

I came across this by Sharyl Attkison http://fullmeasure.news/news/cover-story/the-vaccination-debate?fbclid=IwAR1suseqvjxaHXtCuafYlt-CAmFRwUz3qjKetXmSlAD8No5QCyhkMowevzw

FTA
“We spoke to 11 current and former members of Congress and staff who claim they faced pressure, bullying or threats when they raised vaccine safety questions. Several of them agreed to appear on camera.

Burton: There’s no question in my mind whatsoever that the pharmaceutical industry had a great influence with people over at the CDC and FDA. There’s no question in my mind.

Republican Dan Burton—former Chairman of the House Oversight Committee—has an autistic grandson.

Burton: I am not against vaccinations.

He pursued vaccine investigations in the early 2000s. Beth Clay was one of his staffers.

Clay: There was a lot of pressure from people on the Hill.

When you say people on the hill were exerting pressure, what kind of people? Colleagues?

Clay: Colleagues, there were pharmaceutical lobbyists. The pharmaceutical lobbyists had, you know, they are the same people that have been entrenched. They can walk into any office in Capitol Hill, and they’ll talk to staff, they’ll talk to members and they’ll encourage them to discourage, our investigation.

Sharyl: At the risk of stating the obvious why did they have that kind of access to members?

Clay: It’s money. And if you look at the donations over the last 20 years, the pharmaceutical industry, and Republican and Democrat, they’re nonpartisan. They put money everywhere.

Former Congressman, Dr. Dave Weldon, a Republican, says he got the message loud and clear.

Sharyl: If you would want to hold a hearing on an issue like vaccines and autism, your own leadership might fight you on that because of the financial influence, the pharmaceutical industry

Dave Weldon: They wouldn’t fight you. They’d kill it. It’s dead. They don’t even want to discuss it. It’s dead on arrival. If you, if you as an individual member want to take on the pharmaceutical industries. It’s forget it.

Sharyl: Can you describe an incident or just how it, how that would go?

Weldon: It would typically be in a hallway or the street and people would come up to you and say, “You know, you really need to, you know, back off on this. It could be, it could be bad for the community or bad for the country or bad for you.”

Weldon says he’s generally pro-vaccine, depending on the patient and the shot—and gives flu shots to adults. We asked him to review Dr. Zimmerman’s new affidavit.

Weldon: I found his affidavit and testimony through that affidavit to be consistent with my opinions. That some children can get an autism spectrum disorder from a vaccine.

Republican Bill Posey is a current member of Congress.

Rep. Bill Posey: I don’t have to tell you that industry is a very, very powerful industry. Matter of fact, I don’t know of anyone more powerful than that industry.

Posey says his own party leaders twice promised to hold hearings on the topic, only to scuttle them in the end.

Hazlehurst – who happens to be a criminal prosecutor— was scheduled to be a witness at one such Congressional hearing. Two weeks before the hearing in 2013, he briefed Congressional staff.

Hazlehurst: I presented at that Congressional briefing and I explained in that hearing, if I did to a criminal in a court of law what the United States Department of Justice did to vaccine injured children, I would be disbarred and I would be facing criminal charges. I think that scared the hell out of them.

The hearing was abruptly cancelled. Meantime, Dr. Zimmerman – the one-time expert used to debunk vaccine autism claims—now says several of his own patients got autism from vaccines. They include Yates Hazlehurst.”

Here is how Congress works, or doesn’t work, the money quote. ““You know, you really need to, you know, back off on this. It could be, it could be bad for the community or bad for the country or bad for you.”

More new information through the link above.

208 posted on 01/08/2019 8:33:53 AM PST by azkathy (We the people are FED UP-pun intended!)

No, Catherine Herrige is explaining this is because of her involvement with Fusion GPS and Prevezon case.

209 posted on 01/08/2019 8:35:17 AM PST by Steven W.

"To your point, I'm convinced that the MKUltra programs use will be validated and its consequences understood by the panels in military courts".

I am on information over load right now. Yesterday, I read/heard that they have been using this on criminal defendants for years. Ones who have public defenders. I could almost believe that. Look at some of these guys, sitting there completely emotionless. I would be screaming and pleading my case.

210 posted on 01/08/2019 8:35:29 AM PST by defconw (WWG1WGA! MAGA)

CDC and FDA, a pox on both houses

211 posted on 01/08/2019 8:37:00 AM PST by Enigo54 (Hank Reardon was right)

OK cool on the crickets! I will then see if those crickets are also native to China. I read an article that the same thing happened there.

I want to stress that I look at a lot of stuff. I don't always book mark it. Just depends on whether I find it just interesting or if I might want to dig deeper.

212 posted on 01/08/2019 8:38:21 AM PST by defconw (WWG1WGA! MAGA)

To: Steven W.; generally

It’ll go one of two ways obviously. 1. He announces the national emergency and that the funding already exists and that the wall is going forward. Government reopening depends on court challenges. 2. He will set up the evidence to support doing #1.

Either way I don’t see the Dims approving of any wall funding. So the above is the only option.

-SB

213 posted on 01/08/2019 8:38:40 AM PST by Snowybear

Ryan Saavedra @RealSaavedra
11h
Mark Morgan, Obama’s Border Patrol chief who was dismissed by the Trump admin, on if border walls work: “Yes, they absolutely work…that’s based on historical data and facts that can be proven”
“I cannot think of a legitimate argument why anyone would not support the wall”

214 posted on 01/08/2019 8:40:16 AM PST by Enigo54 (Hank Reardon was right)

60,000 Invaders Stopped at the Border in December, 20,000 allegedly minor illegal aliens. 80% of the children abused and used.

Some forces Rushing BP agents and Physically assaulting them.

This is a full scale invasion, if not a declaration of war by Central American countries.— Snake Plissken (@MrWyattEarpLA) January 8, 2019

215 posted on 01/08/2019 8:41:31 AM PST by little jeremiah (When we do not punish evildoers we are ripping the foundations of justice from future generations)

To: meyer; ransomnote

Meyer, you're right!

216 posted on 01/08/2019 8:42:32 AM PST by USMC79to83

Lol the next story under that daily beast article claiming q is a fraud cause they accuse Hillary cronies of sex crimes is the story of DNC donor Ed Burk having another male escort dead in his home from a “drug overdose”. Oh my the irony...

217 posted on 01/08/2019 8:43:42 AM PST by BiggBob

She must not be singing the song that Mueller wants her to sing, so throw the book at her.

Your derpish opinions have no credibility.

This SEALED INDICTMENT does not fit your narrative, so concoct something that fits?

Nukka, please.

Best if you sit back and watch the masters at work, derpy.

#YaMightLearnSomethin

😝

Bagster

218 posted on 01/08/2019 8:44:13 AM PST by bagster ("Even bad men love their mamas".)

Made me laugh as well!

219 posted on 01/08/2019 8:44:58 AM PST by Enigo54 (Hank Reardon was right)

Rita Hayworth *in* lime jello *with* Viagra.
The Metamucil was just filler...

220 posted on 01/08/2019 8:47:10 AM PST by grey_whiskers (The opinions are solely those of the author and are subject to change without notice.)

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