[generally]

Thanks. Great info. New to me.

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New topic: Elijah Cummings addresses break-in, saying he yelled to scare off intruder

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/elijah-cummings-addresses-break-in-saying-he-yelled-to-scare-off-intruder

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so crickets from EC until Trump tweeted about it. Then within hours a statement.

“I was notified of the intrusion by my security system, and I scared the intruder away by yelling before the person gained entry into the residential portion of the house.“

1. How common are break-ins in his district?

2. How common at 3:40 a.m.?

3. Does it seem targeted? Or have there been multiple break-ins in this area?

4. Yeah, if I were a 68 year old geezer I would definitely be yelling at unknowns breaking into my house at 3:40 a.m. /s (Of course nobody every claimed he was the brightest bulb on the string.)

5. “residential portion” What would the “non-residential portion” be? Ok, maybe a garage?? But who talks like that?

[generally]

https://timothyschwartzhaiti.com/ttff-breadfruit-haiti/

breadfruit factories appear to be fake. totally fake.

See pics at link. I’ve seen cattle run-ins that were more deluxe than that “factory” or “facility”.

[SERKIT]

:::::Elijah Cummings addresses break-in, saying he yelled to scare off intruder:::::

You mean he didn't use Slow-Joe's instructions to his wife Jill? Get a double-barrel shotgun and blast a few rounds off your balcony.

[Richard Kimball]

“I was notified of the intrusion by my security system, and I scared the intruder away by yelling before the person gained entry into the residential portion of the house.“

Here's what he yelled:

[TangoLimaSierra]

Poor thief probably scared off by a giant screaming milk dud.

[LadyDoc]

re: Congressman Cummings break in. You asked: What would the “non-residential portion” be?

well, a lot of professional people have an office inside their home residences. When I practiced medicine, I had one room with my medical journals, my tax information/accounting information, and also basic equipment to see neighbors and friends who would pop in for a "free" consultation.

For many years, we could take the office as a "write off", but the IRS caused such a hassle most of us just shrugged and let it go.

But I suspect the good Congressman had a similar office with a lot of important and perhaps secret stuff in it.

The comment meant that if the thief was a professional trying to get this information, he didn't succeed, and the congressman was reassuring his friends they remained safe.

. And of course if it was just a local junkie looking for money, he didn't succeed either.