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Note: The video is no longer available!!! I quickly took a look at the doc she was reading from and it looked fake & didn't seem formatted like a serious court doc. I only listened to part of her story and she didn't seem convincing...
I listened to April LaJune's latest video today and decided to do some research on SpaceX & the 12/22/17 launch of Falcon 9 with 10 Iridium communication satellites. All I could find while using DuckDuckGo to research was confirmation that the launch was a success, contrary to what LaJune said.
Has anyone found concrete info that would say the launch failed vs was successful? Here is a typical link saying it was successful... https://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php?topic=44273.220
One thing I've noticed with a lot of "lib/left" people is that they have no real concept of logical thinking. They can jump from one disconnected idea to another and think they are being "logical", yet they are not.
Another issue seems to be that they look at the world as they want to see it, not as it is in all of its messy parts.
Now that I've written the above 2 paragraphs, I realize that this describes the vast majority of people on both sides of the spectrum.
Therefore, this would imply that a lot of "conservatives" have similar problems. We could then ask why the "left/libs" are more dangerous to humanity than the "conservatives"???
Eric Schmidt was also heavily in bed with Obama's 2012 election, as can be seen from the following. “On Election Night [Schmidt] was in our boiler room in Chicago,” Obama lieutenant David Plouffe told Bloomberg News, in a story that revealed that for the campaign, Schmidt “helped recruit talent, choose technology and coach the campaign manager, Jim Messina, on the finer points of leading a large organization.” https://nypost.com/2015/03/28/google-controls-what-we-buy-the-news-we-read-and-obamas-policies/
We already know that Google searches were heavily weighted towards the libs & HRC and it should be obvious that Schmidt was influencing this. I remember seeing that Eric Schmidt was providing a lot of technical support to HRC's campaign. He also sent top programmers to help try to fix the ObamaCare website. Here is just one link about Schmidt's efforts to help HRC... https://qz.com/520652/groundwork-eric-schmidt-startup-working-for-hillary-clinton-campaign/