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Some of the questions asked were very basic non-invasive. People are starting to figure out that they've been hiding behind classified to cover their own ass. The questions being asked would not have harmed their non-investigation or national security. The reaction by certain people was over the top, they blew it big time.
To get the talking point for Lisa Page before she talks to congress is my guess so they can coordinate.
need to find out when Merckel signed the 70billion dollar deal with Russia. Trump had every right to be angry and the same for us. With Germany not contributing to NATO the decided amount, and with the extra cost for protection coming out of our pocket and the U.S. not providing energy to Germany, we might as well have handed the money to Russia for Germany's pipeline deal. Money is fungible. Not to mention the prior chancellor is now head of the Russian company that supplies Germany. I wonder where Merkles allegiance ls.
An Owl with a crown on it. That should send a message.
Serial lover or serial killer?
You mean, It rubs the lotion in, or it gets the hose again.
Next time he's in front of congress they ought to have a couple of priests perform an exorcism on him while he's there. And maybe on some of the Dems too.
Not if the Dems win the house. They will probably make him Speaker.
No wonder the average joe can't get jobs like these guys have… I wonder what they are looking for during their psyche evaluation?
Agreed! We are a long, long, long ways away from that. One concern I do have about NATO is with us helping to build up European nations arms as was brought up by POTUS. The people in Europe are in bad enough shape as is. I would be concerned with the E.U. Building up its own army separate from the different countries and pointing those arms at the citizens. They would probably enlist the migrants that are there since they have no real loyalty to any of the European countries.
I could see Boris doing it. I thought I heard something about Nigel Farage running again. He was the one to push hard on Brexit in the first place.