MEAN GIRLS

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It’s a big club…and they don’t WANT you in it

“Where we go 1, we go all” implies that we’re all in this together. And I thought we were, but apparently we’re not. Excluding someone from posting and contributing to a blog is sometimes necessary if that person posts offensive material or is simply a troll. But if someone merely has a difference of opinion or points out a mistake in another comment, that’s not offensive–it’s necessary. Everyone makes mistakes. If your mistake is pointed out, being petulant about it, makes you small. Trying to get a poster ousted from a blog because they point out YOUR mistakes, makes you petty…a mean girl.

In this day of censorship, this behavior among patriots is disgusting. I stand with the outcasts. Truth is essential and if you post tweets and articles that have factual errors, no matter how much you like the tweeter, you should value the truth MORE!

Marica’s blog has been infected by mean girls–hanging in the shadows right now…pressuring and blackmailing the owner over who should be allowed to post there! REALLY??? We post about the left restricting and censoring us, but we’re gonna do it to ourselves???? People are showing their true colors…and they’re not true blue are they? We have eyes to see what’s really going on…

WHERE WE GO 1, WE GO ALL!!!!!

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  4. Hellllooo, my friend! Finally got it set up and I am good to go! Thank you for your steadfast and true friendship! It truly breaks my heart to see what they have become…..really sad. We had a really good thing going.

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  12. never heard of this site before…secret plan? peace-keeping mission? hiding guns/arms shipments??
    FTA
    A secret plan for a “peacekeeping mission” involving 10,000 NATO troops from different countries entering Ukraine and imposing a limited no fly zone is allegedly being prepared by the Polish government.

    Polish news outlet Onet reports that President of Poland Andrzej Duda is waiting on a green light from the White House to implement the proposal.

    Created by the Polish Ministry of Defense, the plan would see 10,000 NATO troops formed of an international contingent sent to Ukraine to “protect humanitarian corridors” and enforce a no fly zone over them.

    “It means setting up military units, at a distance from the frontlines, that would be tasked with defending humanitarian convoys with food and medicine and the ones allowing civilians to escape danger,” the article states.

    Of course, the official reason for sending the troops and the real reason could very well be somewhat different in nature.

    According to ReMix News, “One of the scenarios includes implementing a no-fly zone over the largest of Ukraine’s cities, which would mark a serious escalation and likely a direct conflict with Russia.”

    The plan is seemingly on hiatus because of a disagreement between President Duda and the Ministry of Defence with Law and Justice (PiS) leadership because Duda wants Washington’s approval before going ahead.

    https://summit.news/2022/03/23/secret-plan-to-send-10000-nato-peacekeeping-troops-into-ukraine/

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    1. Verified by the site linked below – “About: Remix offers news and commentary from Central Europe, the Visegrád countries of the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia. By providing in English a curated selection of what’s trending daily in the local media of the region, Remix offers a look at what Czechs, Hungarians, Poles and Slovaks are reading everyday and a window on a dynamic region that is shaping the course of Europe’s future.

      Who we are: John Cody, managing editor; Grzegorz Adamczyk, contributing editor; Dénes Albert, contributing editor”

      https://rmx.news/poland/polands-secret-plan-to-send-10000-troops-to-ukraine-leaked-includes-potential-no-fly-zone-over-key-cities/

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      1. thanks!!
        I’ve been seeing other stories this morning…Poland IS in nato…so they send troops, then ask nato to back THEM up…back door to getting nato and US in war
        i thought Poland was smarter than this tho

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          2. maybe i am confusing them with Hungary…do you remember? which country stood up to the eu and said no to “refugees”?

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              1. ahhhh….thanks!
                did they strip him of his citizenship? he has dual american/hungary citizenship…
                not sure why we don’t strip him of citizenship either

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              2. Hmmm…not sure – oh, hell, yes on stripping him of US citizenship – he has proven over and over and over and over again that he is NOT loyal to our Republic!!! Nope – can’t find anything that says he has lost H citizenship. It may be up to their Parliament – IDK.

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              8. And I believe that far too many people cannot acknowledge that I AM somewhat intelligent! I’ve never taken an IQ test but it has always been said that one’s overall score on the AAFES test – the one you must pass in order to be allowed to enlist – is roughly equal to one’s IQ – my score was 130 and the recruiter told me I was qualified to go into ANY MOS that was open to women, even the intelligence sector. Made me feel good, tbh, altho at the time I took the test, I had no desire whatsoever to join any of the services. I just did it to help a friend, who wanted company to give him support in his 2nd attempt to pass. He didn’t, unfortunately – funny, his name was David, too, just like my brother who had slight brain damage. I believe he was the same – just a little slow.

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              10. When someone told me that, frankly, I was really surprised – I never considered myself to be any more intelligent than anyone else. Really, it wasn’t until Donald Trump and claims that he was dumb vs. the comments praising his intelligence that it got my attention. I decided to find out what his IQ was and where that rated on the scale.

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              12. Moderately gifted, according to this but I have no idea whether this is accurate or not. I would assume it is….

                EXCERPT: “A Breakdown of IQ Scores
                The average score on an IQ test is 100. These labels are often given for IQ scores:

                1 to 24: Profound mental disability
                25 to 39: Severe mental disability
                40 to 54: Moderate mental disability
                55 to 69: Mild mental disability
                70 to 84: Borderline mental disability
                85 to 114: Average intelligence
                115 to 129: Above average or bright
                130 to 144: Moderately gifted
                145 to 159: Highly gifted
                160 to 179: Exceptionally gifted
                180 and up: Profoundly gifted

                https://www.verywellmind.com/what-is-a-genius-iq-score-2795585

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            2. Oh, hell, Pat – I misunderstood your question – I thought you meant MINE. He is up in the 140+ range at least, IIRC. According to the old rating system, I believe he was in what was called then the “genius” category.

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        1. True – scattered to the four winds! However, if POTUS XO is still in force – and I’ve not seen anything to indicate it isn’t – the $$$’s can be confiscated for all those involved in human trafficking….

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  23. New: More than 100 House Republicans have signed on to host a fundraiser for Liz Cheney’s primary challenger https://t.co/5BZMIV4e0y

    — Alex Isenstadt (@politicoalex) March 23, 2022

    First House Republicans kicked Cheney out of leadership, now they’re trying to kick her out of Congress entirely. Kevin McCarthy is spearheading the Hageman fundraiser and it’s being held at the home of longtime McCarthy aide Jeff Miller https://t.co/5BZMIV4e0y

    — Alex Isenstadt (@politicoalex) March 23, 2022

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  24. more cronyism in shit-for-brains’ administration
    FTA
    One of President Joe Biden’s top donors and “closest friends” has scored millions of dollars in federal contracts and a prestigious job in the White House, according to a Washington Free Beacon review of government records.

    Biden in September of last year placed close confidant Joe Kiani, the founder and CEO of the medical technology company Masimo Corporation, on the influential President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology. Kiani’s company, which manufactures various medical devices, has received almost $3 million in federal government contracts since Biden took office in 2021. Its contracts include funding from the Department of Defense and Department of Health and Human Services.

    The council, according to its website, “advises the president on matters involving science, technology, education, and innovation policy” and “provides the president with scientific and technical information that is needed to inform public policy.”

    The new post and contracts were awarded just a few years after Kiani emerged as one of Biden’s biggest benefactors. In 2017, the Masimo Foundation donated at least $1 million to the Biden Foundation, on top of up to $500,000 from Kiani and his wife, according to donations that were disclosed by the foundation. During the 2020 campaign, Kiani bundled more than $1 million for Biden and hosted in-person and virtual fundraisers for him. Kiani also gave $750,000 to the pro-Biden super PAC Unite the Country, and his foundation gave another $1 million for Biden’s inaugural committee.

    The Biden-Kiani relationship dates back years, and the president has not attempted to shield the friendship. At a 2018 conference sponsored by an organization Kiani funds, Biden referred to the businessman as “one of my closest friends.” In 2015, then-vice president Biden delivered the keynote address at Kiani’s Patient Safety, Science, and Technology Summit.

    Kiani’s post has raised the eyebrows of one member of the House Oversight Committee, who told the Free Beacon he plans to look into the potential “cronyism.”

    “Cronyism in any form is wrong,” said Rep. Ralph Norman (R., S.C.), who serves on the House Oversight Committee. “For someone who has spent almost 40 years in Washington, you’d think President Biden of all people would know that.

    “Yet here we are, another campaign donor receiving a post in the administration, this time on the prestigious President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology. It’s important to get to the bottom of this, and I’m happy to help lead that charge.”

    The post and lucrative contracts to Kiani’s company after his massive donations to the president further undermine claims from the Biden administration that it has the highest ethical standards of any White House in history.

    Both the Obama and Trump administrations awarded Masimo with contracts totaling in the millions, according to government spending disclosures. Masimo, however, is currently on track to surpass the amount of contracts under previous administrations.

    Neither the White House nor Masimo responded to a request for comment.

    Employees at Masimo Corporation donated thousands to Biden’s American Possibilities PAC, making the company one of the largest backers of the super PAC.

    https://freebeacon.com/biden-administration/biden-donor-awarded-white-house-job-fed-contracts/

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    1. To be honest, many….dare I say most?…..politicians do the same to a certain extent. There is, however, at minimum, a cunt hairs’ distance between cronies and legitimate corporations who really ARE highly qualified, regardless of the CEO’s ideology. But one can not expect the President of the US to trust a corporation with far leftist ideology – not when there are very few fields where only one or two corporations have the requisite experience and proven track record.

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        1. If I could, I would put a laughing emoji here – we need to do some investigating – perhaps you have to allow emoji’s somewhere in the set up? I’ll see if I can figure out how to do it.

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              1. when i was stumbling thru stuff yesterday i saw something about authors…if that’s still something you want to do i can try to figure that out.
                as you can see, i am ambivalent about having new threads every day…???

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      2. Here you go: “How to Add Emojis to Your WordPress Website

        You can, of course, cut and paste emojis into your WordPress posts and pages (more on that later). That’s a quick and easy way to get emojis into your content.

        But how do we give visitors the ability to react to posts or comments with emojis? I’ll show you how to do it using the Remoji Post/Comment Reaction and Enhancement plugin.

        Let’s go through the steps to install it on your WordPress site.”

        Continued: https://www.greengeeks.com/tutorials/how-to-add-emojis-in-wordpress/

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          1. Take your time, sweet cheeks! I used to like my Grandma’s oatmeal cookies but I did not like raisins then. I learned to like them when my mid-wife insisted I start eating them and liver to bring up my iron count. We were so poor that we did not have a diet that was sufficient to fully support a developing baby – a LOT of cheap hamburger! Plus, my lack of interest and ingenuity regarding cooking certainly didn’t help. LOL

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  25. hmmm…to keep the fear going…to remind peeps you can still get it–because they need a new midterm variant?

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  32. wow these people are freakin’ clueless how an economy works!
    FTA
    Rampant inflation got you down? Don’t worry: Democrats are here to help! Rep. Mike Thompson (D-Calif.), Rep. John Larson (D-Conn.), and Rep. Lauren Underwood (D-Ill.) have proposed a bill that would give every American $100 each month to help offset the scourge of rapidly rising inflation.

    CBS News noted of the proposal, which is being called the Gas Rebate Act: “The gas stimulus would ‘provide middle-class Americans with monthly payments to ease the financial burden of this global crisis,’ Thompson said in a statement about the proposal.”

    Not to be outdone, Rep. Ro Khanna (D-Calif.) and Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-R.I.) have put forth a second proposal, one that would provide a quarterly rebate to consumers based on a tax levied on oil and gas companies. According to a statement from the two lawmakers, their “Big Oil Windfall Profits Tax” would charge a per-barrel tax equal to 50% of the difference between the current price of a barrel of oil and its pre-pandemic average price between 2015 and 2019. Khanna and Whitehouse claim to have calculated that if the per-barrel price is, say, $120, the tax would raise about $45 billion a year — providing single filers with $240 annually and joint filers with $360 per year. (Another marriage penalty?)

    When you really think of it, this is mind-blowing. And counterproductive. Democrats want to offset the negative effects of their own policies by trying to buy our votes? And the money they would send us would have to be taken from us taxpayers in the first place, be printed out of thin air, or just be added to our already astronomical national debt. In any case, it would exacerbate the very inflation whose effects these ignorant asshats purport to be attempting to ameliorate.

    As for the tax on “Big Oil,” these companies would have to pass on the cost of the tax to consumers, thereby raising the price of gas even further. And necessitating another gas rebate for consumers and an additional tax on “Big Oil”? Do Dems wish to repeat this cycle ad nauseam until the complete and utter collapse of our economy? “Windfall profits”? I thought “Big Oil” engaged in price-gouging only when their enablers in the Republican Party were in power. But gas prices were historically low when President Trump was in office.

    https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2022/03/democrats_propose_inflationary_bill_to_offset_inflation.html

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  33. SMDH – my uber RINO Little Ben being the right royal hypocrite he is, even tho what he says often does, in fact, reflect Lyin’ Canadian Ted…..have said that – no, Little Ben, you do NOT have the right to prohibit cameras in SCOTUS hearings! Just love that subterfuge, don’t you??? You pedo bastid!!!!

    EXCERPT: “Senator Ben. Sasse (R-NE) called out the “jackassery” in the Senate moments after Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) questioned President Joe Biden’s U.S. Supreme Court nominee, Ketanji Brown Jackson, about her soft sentences for child sex offenders.

    Sasse spoke about why cameras should not be allowed in the Supreme Court when he noted that “the jackassery we often see around [the U.S. Senate] is partly because of people looking for short term camera opportunities.”

    “Transparency is a good thing. I also believe that pen and pad can facilitate a whole heck of a lot of transparency just fine. And it’s healthy for Americans to recognize the second and third and fourth order effects of cameras,” Sasse said. “A huge part of why this institution doesn’t work well is because we have cameras everywhere.”

    Sasse added:

    ‘There’s a whole bunch of things that humans can do if they’re not immediately mindful of some distant camera audience that they might be trying to create a sound bite for. And Instagram can be useful for some small things but for intellectual discourse, it is not a friend. And I think we should recognize that the jackassery we often see around here is partly because of people looking for short-term camera opportunities.’

    https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2022/03/23/sen-sasse-calls-out-jackassery-in-senate-moments-after-cruz-questioned-ketanji-brown-jackson/

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  35. EXCERPT: “WASHINGTON (AP) — Thanks to a sudden $140 million cash infusion, officials in Broward County, Florida, recently broke ground on a high-end hotel that will have views of the Atlantic Ocean and an 11,000-square-foot spa. In New York, Dutchess County pledged $12 million for renovations of a minor league baseball stadium to meet requirements the New York Yankees set for their farm teams.

    And in Massachusetts, lawmakers delivered $5 million to pay off debts of the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the U.S. Senate in Boston, a nonprofit established to honor the late senator that has struggled financially. The three distinctly different outlays have one thing in common: Each is among the scores of projects that state and local governments across the United States are funding with federal coronavirus relief money despite having little to do with combating the pandemic, a review by The Associated Press has found.
    ————————-
    Included among the projects and expenditures identified by the AP:

    —$400 million to build new prisons in Alabama, accounting for nearly one-quarter of the total aid the state will receive through the program.

    —tens of millions of dollars for tourism marketing campaigns in Puerto Rico ($70 million), Washington, D.C. ($8 million) and Tucson, Arizona ($2 million). The city of Alexandria, Virginia, also announced it would spend $120,000 to give its tourism website a makeover.

    —$6.6 million to replace irrigation systems at two golf courses in Colorado Springs.

    —$5 million approved by Birmingham, Alabama, to support the 2022 World Games. The event features niche sporting contests such as DanceSport, korfball and flying disc.

    —$2.5 million to hire new parking enforcement officers in Washington, D.C.

    —$2 million to help Pottawattamie County, Iowa, purchase a privately owned ski area.

    —$1 million to pay off overdue child support in St. Louis. A city memo states that owing child support stops some people from looking for work because the overdue payments are garnished from paychecks; the program would “empower individuals” by paying down a portion.

    —$300,000 to establish a museum in Worcester, Massachusetts, honoring Major Taylor, a famed Black bicycle rider from the turn of the 20th century known as the “Worcester Whirlwind” who died in 1932.”

    https://www.breitbart.com/news/pandemic-relief-money-spent-on-hotel-ballpark-ski-slopes/

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          1. IKR? They MUST accelerate the destruction of the dollar and bring it all crashing down. But they don’t realize…..REALLY hoping…..that a plan is already in place utilizing that very crash – it will be replaced with a more stable form of currency. I took out an extra $300 when I went to the ATM yesterday – ya’ just never know!

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  36. Ok, I am determined to make a REAL concerted effort to work towards quitting these damned cigarettes! It is the ONLY thing that I have ever become addicted to and I am killing myself – I started at 17 years old and have only once gone 3 days without a cigarette on a bet – oh, wait – there was the 3 days I was hospitalized at Ft. Jackson for the measles – both of our friends BEGGED us to start smoking again. The excess phlegm is choking me and my coughing often leaves me short of breath – the slightest bit of exercise makes me almost pant. Not to mention the amount of money it costs me!!! $60/per week – imagine what I could do with that money for positive pursuits! I could save that $ and put it towards getting dentures. All of the heavy stress of recent days has pushed me into chain smoking one after another after another! Enough!!!!

    So cigs and ash tray are back on the patio and I am DETERMINED to do it this time!!!! Please, Lord, give me strength and the will power to do this! I’ve been up for almost 3 hours now and only ONE cig! And I have my e-cigs which are very low nicotine.

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    1. you can do it!
      when hubby had his pacemaker installed–he had to quit because of the hospital…but he went cold turkey. it was hard–he did gain weight–not a problem for you tho–
      he found out he has moderate copd now…uses a rescue inhaler occasionally but still the best thing he ever did!!!

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      1. I’ve known for a very long time that I have emphysema – anyone who smokes for any length of time does. I haven’t reached the COPD stage but, TBH, I’ve always hidden such side effects from the doctors. I just didn’t want to hear the preaching. I forgot – there was one other habit that was impossible to break without help – chewing my nails. Mom told me that I never sucked my thumb – I chewed my nails to the point they would almost bleed. My a-parents tried everything – humiliating me, painting nasty stuff on my nails, making me write 100 times “I will not chew my nails!” Nothing worked. It wasn’t until I started wearing fake fingernails and did it for years. By the time I finally stopped, I no longer had the problem.

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        1. i think part of hubby’s problem with breathing is the weight gain…it’s all around the middle–the most dangerous place…it’s got to make breathing harder…but at his age? losing weight is next to impossible

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      2. Suggestion – perhaps we can figure out how to extend the “reply” feature further over or deeper in the thread? Sheesh – maybe I need to start making a list – since I will now have a LOT of time on my hands, I can start familiarizing myself with WP and how to do these things.

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        1. he would love it!
          when he was a wrestler…he never tried to lose weight to wrestle in a certain class–if his weight bumped him up a class–he’d just wrestle there…lol

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            1. if i told you this story before, i apologize. when we bought our wood stove, the house wasn’t finished–so no ramp. all we had were stairs–inside or out.
              so he decided to use the tractor–an old alice chalmers (sp?) to lift it up to the front glass doors. from there he used a come-along to get it in the door and on the floor. from the front door to the steps where we had the hearth & chimney done and ready was another story.
              he used a series of thick pipes to ROLL the darn thing across the floor since neither of us could budge it!
              amazing problem solver!

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              1. Wow! No, IDR you telling that story. Truly, a man after my own heart – I hoard this, that and the next thing, on the off-chance I just might find another use for it in the future. Quite often, that has occurred and I am pretty good at jimmy-rigging stuff to get the result I want in place of the “real” thing I can’t afford. He has the mental skills to figure out a plan and find a way to make it happen, which also shows strong determination. You are sooooo lucky, Pat!

                Do you remember me mentioning the last time I truly fell in love….with Phil? It was in 1997 that I met him – at the bar, of course – the year Gage was born. Oh, Pat…..he was THE man I had always dreamed of! Smart – he was a geological expert with a Ph.D. and worked at clearing out old buried weapons – chemical and others. He was also from NM and owned a ranch there – every year, twice a year, he led a pack team up into the mountains. And definitely attractive and sexy – long, cool drink of water that one!

                And dance! Oh, sweet Jesus, could that man dance!!!! We waltzed, we polka’ed, we did the Cowboy Swing, the two-step, we jitterbugged, we square-danced. He travelled around the country with a nice travel trailer – one BR but a big one, hauling it with his truck – depending on where the current contract took him. His contract in our area ended and he shipped off to eastern TX – not far from the state line.

                I took vacation and flew down to spend a week with him. Only 2 issues that kept us apart, were (1) sexual problems on his part. His wife had died a particularly gruesome death from uterine cancer, IIRC and he had cared for her – THAT was the kind of man he was. Since then, he had been unable to reach climax. Also, he had several young, early teen children who were adamant that he not replace their Mom – ever!

                I couldn’t fight that…..but sometimes, I dream of him still!

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              2. i hope one day your paths meet again!!
                children can make unreasonable demands on parents…sigh…we went thru plenty to get where are today–let me tell you.
                by forcing one parent to never “replace” a spouse means both parent are dead…that’s not fair

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              3. That is highly doubtful – it was a very long time ago. I finally told him: when you are ready and willing to accept that YOU are entitled to be happy just as much as you’re kids – you know where I’ll be. Never heard from him again, altho he did send me a NM t-shirt, which I have to this day.

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      1. You know doctors’ hand writing! I learned early to translate it – my first job beside baby-sitting was as a clerk in a pharmacy. I can’t tell you the number of times I had to call the office and clarify their chicken scratches! Got pretty good at it eventually!

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          1. Not that I’m aware of – they hired me and taught me on-the-job – of course, our families knew each other. Two REALLY great guys, one of whom was Polish – Petrocceli, IIRC. He moved on some years later, I found out when I returned in 2009. But Lloyd Vincent, the other partner, was still there and we had a pleasant time catching up. He died a few years later. Really, a great guy!

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    1. Well, I could fix it but no-one else is here at the moment and you can’t watch it anyway – guy with gay hair and a beard, in a bathrobe, belly hanging out, with sunglasses, and waving a cigar and a bottle of liquor as he’s dancing.

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  45. wth? Manafort gets his passport seized by Border Patrol boarding flight to Dubai…
    FTA
    Paul Manafort was removed from a Miami flight bound for Dubai. Officials with Miami-Dade police confirmed that Manafort was denied travel by the Customs and Border Protection at Miami International Airport. Police said he could not take the flight and his Passport was revoked.

    Miami-Dade police stressed they were not involved in the situation and there was no further incident from his removal. Customs and Border Protection declined to comment on the situation.

    https://citizenfreepress.com/breaking/border-patrol-seizes-paul-manaforts-passport/

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    1. More devious machinations….anyone attached to our POTUS will continue to be targeted. Some, like Manafort, are more vulnerable just because of their chosen way to make a living. I’ve always thought he was a bit of a sleaze, myself.

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  47. Entire article @ BB: “Former Nevada Attorney General and current Senate candidate Adam Laxalt has mounted a huge lead in Nevada’s Republican primary race, a Wednesday WPA Intelligence poll revealed.

    Trump-endorsed Laxalt leads his opponents with 57 percent of the vote, according to the poll. Opponents Sam Brown (19 percent), Bill Hockstedler (1 percent), and Sharelle Mendenhall (1 percent) polled substantially behind Laxalt, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reported. Eighteen percent were undecided.

    The poll was commissioned by the Club for Growth, which endorsed Laxalt’s Senate campaign, though the polling is consistent with other polls that have given Laxalt a lead in the primary race. The survey sampled nearly a quarter (22 percent) of respondents who identified as “moderate or liberal.” Twenty-six percent identified as “somewhat conservative,” and 50 percent identified themselves as “very conservative.”

    The poll also revealed Laxalt’s supporters consist of 35 percent who say they will “definitely” vote for him, while 15 percent said they will likely vote for him. Seven percent said they are leaning towards voting for him. In contrast, Brown’s support consisted of 10 percent of definite support, six percent likely support, and 4 percent leaning towards supporting him.

    But the Las Vegas Review-Journal cautioned that Laxalt’s opposition should not be counted out:

    ‘Brown has showed a surprisingly strong ability to raise money in his race against Laxalt, who served from 2014-2018 in the attorney general’s office before mounting an unsuccessful bid against Steve Sisolak for governor. Lombardo’s lead could be more problematic; the GOP primary features 16 candidates in all, which means splitting votes in the crowded field.’

    The survey sampled 500 likely Republican primary voters and has a margin of error of plus or minus 4.4 percentage points.”

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  49. might THIS be why Manafort’s passport was seized? weird coincidence
    FTA
    WASHINGTON, March 24 (Reuters) – Donald Trump on Thursday sued Hillary Clinton and several other Democrats, alleging they tried to rig the 2016 U.S. presidential election by tying his campaign to Russia.

    “Acting in concert, the Defendants maliciously conspired to weave a false narrative that their Republican opponent, Donald J. Trump, was colluding with a hostile foreign sovereignty,” the former president alleged in a lawsuit filed in federal court in Florida.

    Trump, who beat Democratic nominee Clinton in the 2016 presidential election, alleges “racketeering” and a “conspiracy to commit injurious falsehood,” among other claims.

    Trump’s allegations in the lawsuit are undermined by a 966-page report issued by a Republican-led U.S. Senate committee in August 2020. That report concluded that Russia used Republican political operative Paul Manafort and the WikiLeaks website to try to help Trump win the 2016 election.

    Manafort worked on Trump’s presidential campaign for five months in 2016.

    Russia’s alleged election interference, which Moscow denies, sparked a two-year-long U.S. investigation headed by Special Counsel Robert Mueller.

    In the lawsuit, Trump is seeking compensatory and punitive damages. Trump said he was “forced to incur expenses in an amount to be determined at trial, but known to be in excess of twenty-four million dollars ($24,000,000) and continuing to accrue, in the form of defense costs, legal fees, and related expenses.”

    https://www.reuters.com/world/us/donald-trump-sues-hillary-clinton-others-over-russian-collusion-allegations-2022-03-24/

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  50. Russia announces arrest warrant for SOROS

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    1. I had heard that he did that a long time ago…..hmmm…maybe not! This is from 2016. This is the only article I could find still making this claim and all of the usual culprits have debunked, debunked, debunked as false. So I have no proof but when THAT many people debunk it, that triggers my spidey sense.

      http://usdefensewatch.com/2016/11/putin-issues-international-arrest-warrant-for-george-soros-dead-or-alive/

      Then again….EXCERPT: “Putin Issues Arrest Warrant for Rothschild & Soros?

      George Soros is Far from a Good Person but, while Russia Banned various Soros organizations and charities, no warrant has been issued for Soros or the Rothschilds. In 2015, the Russian government did ban Soros’ charities, the Open Society Foundations (OSF) and the Open Society Institute, claiming they represented a threat to the country’s security:

      So we would have to conclude by stating that the story stating Putin Issues Arrest Warrant for Rothschild & Soros is most likely fake.”

      https://tacticalinvestor.com/putin-issues-international-arrest-warrant-for-rothschild-soros/

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