>>7587681

Nothing odd about the name, it's an old and common name, anglicized from Morgenstern. I know a couple ordinary people IRL with that name.

Birthdate - 20 Mar 45, what's weird about that?

The org he works for:

Washington D.C. — June 25, 2009 — Stonebridge International and The Albright Group today announced their merger, creating the Albright Stonebridge Group, the premier global strategy firm helping clients navigate the intersection between business, finance, government and civil society in markets around the world.

Former Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright, former National Security Advisor Samuel R. “Sandy” Berger and former Senator Warren Rudman will lead the firm. Wendy R. Sherman and H.P. Goldfield will serve as Vice Chairs, and former Ambassador to Brazil Anthony S. Harrington will serve as CEO. Other principals are Suzanne A. George, James C. O’Brien and Michael J. Warren.

Yeah, really Deep State. Albright is in the Aspen Institute (Podesta is in it), Center For a New American Security etc.

>>7588068

ok, I'm going to assume you're really a lady who is new to all this.

Spend a couple days just reading, don't post, get an idea of what sounds real and what doesn't.

Realize that this is an army, mostly men, and we do locker room banter, and love boobs because boobs makes the world go round.

Realize that a lot of posters are shills - people trying to disrupt, misinform, direct attention away from our purpose.

If you have some intelligence, after a few days you'll understand better what this is all about.

AND, when you do all this, and decide to post meaningful info that is helpful, DON'T mention which sex you are.

>>7588118

Point taken.

Thanks to all fem and guy Anons, and Merry Christmas

>>7588141

Some years ago I was in the Army in the jungles for days without showering. If you didn't shave beforehand, creepycrawlers would infest your hair. Plus, it was cooler, sweat didn't acumulate and give you a rash

>>7587971

I don't go looking for meaning where there is none - imputing what you want in something otherwise irrelevant - eisegesis.

So one out of 365 people have that birthdate - does that make them any different?

And what significance is there in what an ancestor decided to call himself centuries ago? Does that have a meaning in what you are and do today?