Got Milk?
Coming to the slow realization that at least 50% of America is dumber than 100 million bags of hammers.
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White supremacists are guzzling cow milk in an effort to mock people of color who are lactose intolerant 😡
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/10/17/us/white-supremacists-science-dna.html?action=click&module=Top%20Stories&pgtype=Homepage
My 5th grade class was taken on a field trip to a chicken processing plant!!!
HOLY LORD
Thousands and thousands of chickens hanging by the feet on conveyor belts
You know those conveyor belts at the dry cleaners?
Just like that but chickens
The smell.
Think of how it smells when you put raw chicken packaging in the kitchen garbage, and it gets left there for several days.
Okay yes the smell of death.
Now top that off with bleach.
I know chicken is loaded full of steroids because there is NO DAMN WAY chicken breasts have literally tripled in size during my lifetime.
WTF I do not WANT one half a chicken breast that weighs an entire pound on its own.
Spouseanon and I have to split one of those between us.
Now I'm having chicken plant flashbacks.
Chicken plants are where all the Meximelts who aren't working construction work in the southeast.
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1) What if @Comey was never investigating @Realdonaldtrump but we missed the clues because of our own perceptions. Each political side assumed one of them was dirty, either Trump had colluded or Comey framed him. What if they were both in the right? Working together in 2017!
2) What if the evidence indicates that @Comey was conducting a Counterintelligence case against senior Obama officials & Congressional leaders. As my friend @Joestradamus says, it’s like watching the 6th Sense, once you understand the plot you will notice all the other clues!
3) What if both sides got it half wrong? What if Trump never colluded with the Russians & Comey never tried to investigate Trump for collusion? Let’s look at the facts without assuming anyone is guilty, you might be surprised how many people are wearing White Hats!
4) I want to start with a short series of answers James Comey provided to Congress before he was fired. Most people who dug into the details ‘knew’ Comey had to be lying, because his facts did not quite add up. This narrative was adopted by a lot of people including myself.
5) Congresswoman Stefanick asked a very interesting question of FBI Director James Comey on March 20th, 2017. If you haven’t watched this, you should before moving on. Why didn’t he brief Congress’s Gang of 8 during quarterly briefings on sensitive cases?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HlXXZQgh72Y
9) So Comey did not mean the US did not have a DNI between July 2016 & March 2017. What if he meant, he did not have a DNI he could brief about the case he was investigating? How could the case be too sensitive to tell the the DNI or Acting DNI? That is left for us to decide.
10) But Comey made it clear, he couldn’t brief the DNI until Trump appointee Dan Coates was sworn in on 3/16/17. Why could a Trump appointee know about the case but it was too sensitive to tell Obama appointees? Were they suspects? Too close to the targets? We’ll soon see.
Was in a hurry and screwed up the continuity. Oops, sue me.
6)Comey explained that he relied upon a practice that he had to brief the Director of National Intelligence (DNI) first, then the White House National Security Advisor (WH NSA), then he could brief the Gang of 8 (Go8). But he claimed we did not have a DNI until recently.
7)Rep. Stefanick doubted his claim that the AD of Counterintelligence Bill Priestap decided it was a sensitive case. Pointing out that the Go8 briefings were developed to hear the most sensitive cases. Most people assumed Comey lied about his reasoning for not briefing Congress.
8)But the evidence, that I will lay out below, shows that Comey was never investigating Trump & had to conceal the case from the real targets of the Counterintelligence investigation. Until the targets of the investigation moved out of the govt. positions who required briefings!
Yep. Good thing 101st and 82nd Airborne, with some of their friends, are on the way.
My favorite Gillum expose comes from the Palm Beach Post.
Oh, Florida knows. They knew in 2017.
https://www.palmbeachpost.com/news/state–regional-govt–politics/soros-jane-fonda-lear-give-big-bucks-democrat-gillum-governor-bid/QnJy15BkyFHIyKL19NQjCI/
By George Bennett
Posted Apr 6, 2017 at 12:01 AM Updated Apr 6, 2017 at 2:35 AM
With big-name liberals George Soros, Norman Lear and Jane Fonda supplying some major early money, Tallahasee Mayor Andrew Gillum raised $765,000 in his first month as a Democratic candidate for governor, his campaign says.
Rival Democrat Chris King, an Orlando-area businessman who also entered the race last month, raised more than $500,000 from contributors and put in $1 million of his own money, King’s campaign said.
Gillum and King could be joined by several other Democrats in the 2018 race to replace term-limited Republican Gov. Rick Scott in 2018. Former U.S. Rep. Gwen Graham, Miami Beach Mayor Philip Levine and wealthy trial lawyer John Morgan are also considering Democratic campaigns.
Gillum’s principal campaign committee raised $243,000 and his Forward Florida political committee raised $522,000, a Gillum spokesman said.
Billionaire Soros gave $100,000 last week to Gillum’s Forward Florida committee and son Alex Soros chipped in another $50,000. TV producer and People For The American Way founder Lear gave $50,000 to the committee and actress Fonda contributed $7,000, according to the Forward Florida website.
Tallahassee lawyer/lobbyist Sean Pittman gave a combined $40,000 to Forward Florida through two firms and the committee got $25,000 apiece from Democracy in Color founder Steve Phillips and Palm Beach Gardens businesswoman Tarra Pressey.
Gillum’s campaign says it also has grass roots support, including more than 3,500 online contributions averaging about $60 and donors from 56 of Florida’s 67 counties.
King’s fundraising figure includes $181,000 raised by his campaign itself and $325,000 raised by Rise and Lead, Florida, a committee set up last month.
Neither Gillum nor King is well-known statewide, so raising early money is crucial to build recognition across America’s third most populous state. As a former congresswoman and the daughter of former Florida Gov. Bob Graham, Gwen Graham is expected to have a statewide fundraising base if she runs. Levine and Morgan have considerable personal wealth to tap if they decide to enter the race.
Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam, widely expected to seek the Republican nomination for governor, began March with $6.8 million cash on hand in his Florida Grown political committee. House Speaker Richard Corcoran, R-Land-O’-Lakes, is another potential GOP candidate for governor. Corcoran’s political committee, Florida Roundtable, began March with about $187,000 in available cash.