Can anyone help with picture posting?
My old desktop that will post photos I think has bad cable so can’t boot to post photos.
My new one WILL NOT let me post photos. Can’t figure out why. My laptop just keep trying to repair. Just when I need them the most. I will blame the deep state.
And that stinking storm that was headed my way sort of just wimped out. Thanks for the prayers all.
Is that the one?
This, from your link?
A Canadian reached out to me through Facebook a couple of months ago. (She was my elementary and junior high school crush, before my family moved to another city in Canada after eighth grade. I’d never heard from her since.) We shared pleasantries about careers and family (including my 41-year marriage and her 37-year marriage), and I thought the conversation was done. I wasn’t going to say anything political, even though she had made a nasty comment about Trump.
A day or two later it must have grated on her that I didn’t support her anti-Trump remark, so she asked, “You’re not a Trump supporter, are you?”. I unloaded on her with both barrels, explaining the evils of the political establishment and listing Trump’s many accomplishments. At the end, she obviously wasn’t convinced, so I suggested we wait and see — who will last longer, Trudeau or Trump?
She was a big Trudeau supporter, and couldn’t imagine what would bring down his political career. Of course she thought Trump would be impeached “any day now”.
I wish I had placed a monetary bet with her.
At the funeral, Justin’s mother saw no artifice, only a shattered son, “looking almost as if he had fallen on his father’s coffin,” she wrote in her memoir Changing My Mind. She tried to rise to comfort him, but it was Cuba’s Fidel Castro, a family friend, who held her back: “He’s a man, Margaret. He’s a man.” In a sense, Castro had it right. After that funeral, neither fan nor foe saw Justin in the same light again; certainly not as the little boy at his parents’ side.
From the article link you posted:
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau‘s underage accuser was much younger at the time of their relationship than was first thought, her father tells The Chronicle. Some in the public discourse pegged the accusor at 17 years old. That is inaccurate.
“She was much, much younger than that,” the wealthy Canadian businessman told The Chronicle yesterday. He was not a party to the $2.25 million mutual non-disclosure non-disparagement agreement that she signed, in exchange for her continued silence, on the Wednesday evening of October 9th.
The terms of that agreement prevent both the accuser and Trudeau from acknowledging “any aspect” of that relationship, without triggering a six-to-seven-figure liquidated damages clause. That penalty starts at $500,000 and scales up, depending on the magnitude of the breach.
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