>>6746810 Notable

Not one Dem showed up to listen to border officials testify on Capitol Hill.

Will find link for sauce. BRB

>>6746824

I checked for anon's source.

This video, at 1:52:49 ish.

I looked through the whole thing. Not all Democrats were missing I do not think, but it looks like most were. Many did not stay. It is one of those situations where there might have been a vote? Diane Feinstein was there at the beginning. Blumenthal was there at the end.

>>6746861

See >>6747042

>>6746843

Baker, see sauce at

>>6747042

It's a video. I checked and marked where the pic looks to be taken from, time slot also.

>>6746810

Found sauce. Video time marked.

Feinstein was there with a few other Dems at beginning. Blumenthal still there late, but many missing. Maybe a DEM vote on something?

See >>6747042

>>6747113

I agree. Not one is not one.

There were three there when I checked through. I can not remember the name of the third at the moment.

But not one, would not be a true statement.

>>6746847

Second the Notable. Bears watching so the people in NK are not taken advantage of, or put into mining slavery like we have seen in so many nations when no one is watching out for them.

>>6746862

>Old people, as a rule, cannot absorb new technology.

Kek.

Old people created the technology. Many of us together, when young people were in grade school and diapers.

You shoudda been there when the big fight started on the net.

The government employees and University snobs had the internet backbone to themselves since a little after WWII, and thought they owned it?

We oldfags got on to create the WWW and had to talk to each other about html how to build a business web site. The only place to do this was on the discussion list "Alt,whatever"

We got on "Alt.bicycles" cuz it was empty.

When they found us there talking about web design, they spit foul language at us and tried to throw us off the net…

"not for personal use!!!…

Definately not for profit enterprises!!!!

They called us cows, "useless eaters" and one day the fight got so bad, this one person called us SPAM, as in

…. SPAM in the can… dead meat?

Yeah.

Next thing you know, every email sent out for business purposes was SPAM in the mailbox.

They tried to pass laws against it.

BAAAADDDD Fight, between taxpayers building their web sites who paid for the net, and the spoiled brat Universities and permanently useless government employees with nothing better to do but bother us.

Bet you thought that SPAM actually stood for something like an acronym.

It stands for something alright.

It stands for exactly what they think of YOU anon.

Remember that. True story.

>>6747231

ps. Ebay started in her garage. Yep.

Auction web site straight out of the garage.