>>6683439 (pb)
FWIW: related to book title…
Issei are 1st-generation Japanese immigrants; Nissei are their children, 1st generation US-born natives; Sansei are grandchildren of Issei. Typically, for groups which assimilate (which used to be the norm, the goal), the Issei generation would work hard and keep a low profile, trying to fit in. They would not teach their children, Nissei, their hereditary culture, instead focusing on US current culture. When the Sansei grow up, they're feeling deprived of their hereditary culture and dig for it, sometimes visiting Japan and learning the traditions and/or language.
I'm only mentioning this because it's widely applicable to Japanese-Americans, and Bolton qualifies as Nissei Japanese-American.
>>6683535 (pb)
It could be continuation of the comms from last night, when POTUS posted a tweet about his popularity ratings, mentioning Corrupt missing the t, later (80 minutes later) reposted a corrected version including the t. My idea didn't get much traction, but the timing of the tweets "coincided" with info breaking about Assange being cleared for extradition to the USA. After POTUS tweeted about the ratings, he traveled to the D-Day memorial ceremony, while AF1 flew to Ireland. Anons had speculated that the missing "t" could stand for target, or transfer. Later, the USMC tweets "target acquired." I think Assange has been given safe passage to a secure, undisclosed location within the USA. God heal him and protect him.
>>6683696 (pb)
Just a couple of days; that's very quick decomposition to be unrecognizable in 48 hours. I wonder if the murderers gave her an acid bath; and if so, I PRAY it was AFTER she died!
>>6683877 (pb)
When the Santa Ana winds blow, there will fires go. All it takes is a little spark, from exhaust pipe of a car, a loose muffler dragging on the asphault, someone's BBQ sending up red-hot ashes, even a bird stretching its wings too far and blowing itself up. It's always something, every time the Santa Ana winds blow.