Did a dig on Tena once he's into fashion design - was- hadda clthing outlet….from Petaluma CA near fort Bragg –dint I see something about Fort Brag whizz by a few breads ago?
WE re it —you not.
www.presidency.ucsb.edu/ws/index.php?pid=117877
Jul 18, 2016 - As the Military Aide prepares to read the citation, please join me in saluting this proud American soldier and veteran who reminds us all of the true meaning of service: Lieutenant Colonel Chuck Kettles. [At this point, Lt. Cmdr. Richard I. Lawlor, USN, Navy Aide to the President, read the citation, and the …
^NOW in a bunny suit & DOXXED
Speaking of Clowns….
Introducing mr CASS SUNSTEIN - Former Obama Advisor & head of Regulatory Affairs…
He is married to Samantha Power who was the UN Unmasker.
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aahhhh yes my own Video Player kicked in uninvited once or twice on my PC system the oher nite…plus random phnecalls since AIM went offrails with the Q sit too a few weeks ago .. but whatever not like they hae noboy better to trail around after than ANONS I think tis about who WE out not about outting US just AnonHumbleOpinion
it is WAR after all~
THE BLOG
06/03/2016 10:51 am ET | Updated Jun 04, 2017
An Interview With My Father, Cass Sunstein
By Ellyn Kail
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Does this sound SICK ? this woman is interviewing her father g star wars tgether fr the first time..
(Scren is not working now sjit) link::https:// www.huffingtonpost.com/ellyn-kail/and-interview-with-my-fat_b_10279020.html
(pic-Samantha powers this guys wife she is 17 years younger - the age of HIS DAUGHTER about when he married her)
The following is a short interview with my father, Cass Sunstein, to mark the publication of his new book, “The World According to Star Wars,” now available on Amazon.
Q. Do you remember the first time you showed me “Star Wars”? It was your millionth time watching the films but your first as a dad. Did having a child change what the movies meant to you?
A. I remember the feeling, very precisely: It was (umm errr) magical. There was the music, and then there was the ship, and there was you!
Yes yes it changed the meaning of the movies for me. Watching them as a father: The movies are all about fatherhood, and about what fathers mean to their children, and vice versa. You and I had a bunch of things to bond over — above all, maybe, our amazing dog, Bear, a true Jedi Knight, Yoda and Han, all in one — but we also could bond over “Star Wars.” (True, you liked “Twilight Zone” even better, but: “Star Wars”!)
Q. We watched the movies in your new apartment soon after you and Mom got divorced, during a time when I felt confused and kind of alone. I was probably too young for some of it — you mentioned a year ago that Declan was too little for Return of the Jedi, when he was older than I had been — but you wanted me to watch it anyway. Why?
A. You were not too young for it! You felt the Force!
Ok, maybe you were too young for it. But it’s really fun, and it moves like a son of a bitch (in the words of the great Lawrence Kasdan), and I knew you’d like it. There are ships and there are colors, and there are celebrations.
Q. “Star Wars” embraces the ambiguous, gray areas of morality, unlike most children’s movies, where there’s a “bad guy” and a “good guy.” Just as many kids want to dress up as Darth Vader as they do Luke Skywalker. I identified strongly with both of them throughout my childhood and adolescence. What do you think “Star Wars” taught me about right and wrong?
A. Girl, you knew about right and wrong from the earliest age. You didn’t need “Star Wars.”
NICE WORK ANON~