(PB) >>18942813
Nicole's tough. She just shook it off. Woke up the next day and said there's no stopping me now. And the crowd road with glee.
>CBS News's Margaret Brennan: "Let's put this into perspective: this is the president taking a victory lap on being able to achieve a basic matter of governance."
Financial Moral Hazard is far from a basic matter of governance.
>How do they get so many tight-lipped operatives for these operations?
Organizations have already vetted their recruits who align with the agenda. Other situations like Cowboy Hat made deals to stay out of jail for past crimes. Lay on top of that big money and fame and threats to toe the line and presto. Bribery and Blackmail.
It would be a miracle if all these FF 🤡's are outed some day.
Good guys. Good exchange between these two guys.
Make sense now.
Everyone says these people are secret. They are the biggest show offs in the history of the world.
History lesson, Adolph died in 1957. In Argentina. Some say in a car crash. Merkel was spawned in Argentina. Probable in 54.
Say what you want about her. She's got juice.
Let's keep going. Obama is successful in classifying all his person records but these float into internet land?
Just enough blackmail material. Imagine what never made it to the internet. That someone has.😎
And some would say escalate with his genius Japan oil embargo. Sound familiar. Russia kicked out of Swift and Trade. 🤡's.
I refuse to shop there. Their merchandise is inferior.
>>18943224
I thought I filtered you already.
Eyes wide shut. Open or closed she got it.
Whatever they pay you. It's way too much.
That was a great question.
'By putting great people at the top of the 3 letter agencies'
Don't think so. That's not the answer to the Cancer. Hopefully DJT figured that out by now. 20 Minutes I'll explain how to fix this. No charge. And unlike you I demand anonymity. 😎
95% True.
The truth is in the eyes because the eyes don't lie. The brain gets in the way for you.
You were very demanding to have a German breakfast in Argentina. Obviously you knew you were safe.
The deal you made with the United States and the Soviet Union was binding until death.
>Fire everyone day one and make them re-apply for their jobs.
I didn't have to read past your first sentence. Which is wrong. I'd fire you too.