The latest from Sara Carter, which, oddly enough, didn’t make it onto the evening news:
The Clinton Foundation operated as a foreign agent ‘early in its life’ and ‘throughout it’s existence’ and did not operate as a 501c3 charitable foundation as required by its and is not entitled to its status as a nonprofit, alleged two highly qualified forensic investigators, accompanied by three other investigators, said in explosive testimony Thursday to the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee.
John Moynihan and Lawrence W. Doyle, both graduates of the Catholic Jesuit College of the Holy Cross and former expert forensic government investigators, gave their shocking testimony before congress based on a nearly two year investigation into the foundation’s work both nationally and internationally. They were assisted by three other highly trained experts in taxation law and financial forensic investigations. The forensic investigators stressed that they obtained all the documentation on the foundation legally and through Freedom of Information Request Acts from the IRS and other agencies.
Former Utah U.S. Attorney John Huber, who resigned when he was appointed by former Department of Justice Attorney General Jeff Sessions to investigate the Clinton Foundation and the issues surrounding the approval to sell 20 percent of U.S. Uranium assets to Russia, declined to attend the hearing. Chairman Mark Meadows, R-NC, who oversaw the hearing stated that it was disappointment that Huber declined, leaving Congress in the dark regarding the DOJ’s investigation.
Investigations into the Clinton Foundation have always been plagued by politics but Moynihan wanted to make clear in his opening statement that this investigation was one of many his firm has conducted on nonprofits and had nothing to do with politics.
Doyle and Moynihan have amassed 6,000 documents in their nearly two-year investigation through their private firm MDA Analytics LLC. The documents were turned over more than a year and a half ago to the IRS, according to John Solomon, who first published the report last week in The Hill.
“The investigation clearly demonstrates that the foundation was not a charitable organization per se, but in point of fact was a closely held family partnership,” said Doyle, who formerly worked on Wall Street and has been involved with finance for the last ten years conducting investigations. “As such it was governed in a fashion in which it sought in large measure to advance the personal interests of its principals as detailed within the financial analysis of this submission and further confirmed within the supporting documentation and evidence section.”
At the onset of the hearing, Moynihan wanted to make perfectly clear that the intention to look into the Clinton Foundation was not political but based on their work with the firm.
“At this point I’d like to answer two questions, who are we? We are apolitical,” Moynihan told the committee. “We have no party affiliation to this whatsoever, No one has financed us… we are forensic investigators that approached this effort in a nonpartisan profession, objective, and independent way…we follow facts, that’s all.”
“We have never been partisan,” he added, speaking on behalf of all five members of his group testifying to Congress. “We come from law enforcement and wall street where each of us has dedicated our entire lives and praised the rule of law doing the right thing pursuing facts. we follow facts. that’s all.”
“None of this is our opinion,” he went on state. “I emphasize none of this is our opinion. These are not our facts. They are not your facts. They are the facts of the Clinton Foundation.”
The documents were turned over more than a year and a half ago to the IRS,
I hope to god they were just copies. I wouldn’t turn over a CVS receipt to those thugs
At the onset of the hearing, Moynihan wanted to make perfectly clear that the intention to look into the Clinton Foundation was not political but based on their work with the firm.
Here’s a completely different take on their testimony
Moynihan and Doyle said they could not turn over the documents from their investigation to the committee because they did not want to infringe on ongoing investigations at government agencies.
They said they hope to make money off their investigation and have turned over the documents to the IRS as part of a “probable cause” submission. The IRS does sometimes pay whistleblowers and tipsters from taxes they recoup in such cases.
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/oversight-panel-hearing-on-clinton-foundation-blows-up-as-gop-battles-its-own-witnesses
Moynihan argued that he and Doyle were invited to the hearing and would have happily not attended. “Let me be very clear. You invited us. If you don’t want us, disinvite us,” he said.
I’m not getting why Huber didn’t show up
bedtime. nite.
Translation: Huber said to the committee, “Fuck you if you think I am going to commit Arkancide just a week and a half before Christmas”…
https://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/2018/12/14/donald-trump-cancels-white-house-christmas-party-press-corps-column/2303717002/
@USA Today
USA Today contributor is upset that Trump cancelled the Media Christmas Party.
He sshould have just hosted the jackals, do that they could mock him and rip his wife.
I am sure that there is some Constittional requirement that Trump entertain them.
Oh no, the Clinton Foundation was an influence pedd
long scam!. They seem so ethical./
RIX wrote:
I’m sure the press is even now contacting a judge in Hawaii to get the dinner re-instated by declaring that this exceeded Trump’s authority or that he couldn’t do this because the decision was politically motivated
@ RIX:
Trump should say he’s doing it as a cost-cutting measure.
wut?
Senate Judiciary must call the woman who heads the Records Office for Mueller’s Special Counsel’s Office to testify about why Strzok’s and Page’s iPhone text messages were not archived, and why they were unable to even locate Page’s iPhone for nine months after IG asked for it
they ‘lost’ the phone? for NINE MONTHS? And it was scrubbed?
https://twitter.com/paulsperry_/status/1073597705295970304
@ eaglesoars:
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2018/12/inspector-general-strzok-page-text-messages-from-mueller-probe-lost-after-phones-reset-to-factory-settings/
@ eaglesoars:
Quick wonderings. Doesn’t NSA have copies of everything these days?
I’ve listened to a couple of podcasts with Bill Binney. He was Chief of Tech at NSA. 15 years ago he realized that NSA was using their tech to spy on all Americans (at least), not just those who were suspected of criminal activity. He resigned because of it and became a whistle blower. He has lots of people interviewing him in alt media, but no msm coverage I’m aware of.
People don’t want to mess with NSA. Binney could tell how the surveillance was being carried out because he created some of the tech
and understood the workings. Whistle blowing takes years to be successful, and only the most determined dare to do it.
@ doriangrey:
Sometimes people affiliated with the Clintons turn up ummm life deprived.
Uranium One, in theory , should not be that hard to track back to Hillary because the sale of those assets had to be public record when she was Secy of State. The Canadian owner of the company, Frank Guistra, knows everything about financial markets and regulations.
@ yenta-fada:
That’s TWICE the DOJ has destroyed evidence/obstructed justice. The first – that we know about – was Susan Rice’s et. al. computers.
The NSA would have captured the stuff, whether or not they kept it who knows.
China has suspended its auto tariffs. Down to zero.
@ eaglesoars:
The DOJ have become rather expert in “disbarable” offenses these days.
@ The Barbarian:
Trump should send the money to a homeless shelter or Veterans group.
@ eaglesoars:
Huber, from what I gather, is crucial to bringing bad actors to account. The snip of an interview with Bill Binney was quite telling. Dave Janda asked him what he thought the odds were in getting necessary unredacted documents de-classified. Binney knows numbers, and he said there’s only a 20% chance they would ever be released.
That was not good to hear. Trump will continue to make deals that will benefit America and he will be re-elected because he can be trusted to do so despite the swamp. imho
It’s official. The Meekly Standard is dead. And during the staff mtg to advise them they were out of luck, the mgmt missed no chance to treat them all like shit.
“I know it’s an emotional day, but I want to tell you don’t get on social media and attack anybody because it will put your severance in jeopardy,” McKibben told employees in the meeting.
Employees were also told to clear out their desks by the end of the day. People familiar with the matter said that the email addresses of employees were already in the process of being shut off.
When employees raised questions during Friday’s meeting, McKibben told them, “I’m not going to take questions. This isn’t a press conference.”
https://www.cnn.com/2018/12/14/media/weekly-standard-end/index.html
yenta-fada wrote:
Well, SOMETHING fishy is going on. He changed his mind about showing up at that Clinton Foundation hearing yesterday, where it was revealed those 2 bounty hunters had sent him the same docs multiple times because his office kept losing the stuff.
And IIRC, his first report was less than earth shattering. More like kicking the can down the road and a lot of ‘maybes’
Binney is good. He was a major source for that PBS Frontline show CW did a thread on “The United States of Secrets”. It’s online, two 1-hour broadcasts.
And don’t forget, Mueller has until 3 pm today – 1 hour from now – to turn over those Flynn 302s to Judge Sullivan.
I hope Sullivan starts throwing people’s asses in jail for contempt. And loses the fucking key.
Mueller’s docs to Sullivan have been put online
https://www.scribd.com/document/395717844/Mueller-Reply-to-Judge-Sullivan-Request-for-FBI-302-Notes
It seems that Flynn supposedly lied about having a phone call w/the Russian ambassador. The 302s were written 7 mos after the fact.
I watched as Catherine Herridge made her rpt on Shepard Smith’s show. She said something about Clinton saying “the point is..” and Smith practically cold cocked her.
NO!! THE POINT IS THE CLINTON INVESTIGATION IS OVER!!. THIS INVESTIGATION IS ONGOING!! AND LET ME READ YOU THIS!!!
He was spitting nails
@ eaglesoars:
I found where Huber was yesterday. Involved in dealing with sex crimes against children in Utah.
https://www.deseretnews.com/article/900046409/utahs-top-federal-cops-question-whether-child-sex-offender-treatment-works.html
Pizzagate? Epstein’s island? Not going to be easy going this high up the chain in order to prosecute people.
Tom FittonVerified account @TomFitton · 1h1 hour ago
I suspect there is no FBI 302 report of the big Flynn interview because the FBI agents who interviewed him thought it was a nothing-burger and evidenced no crimes. @RealDonaldTrump can’t pardon General Flynn soon enough.
Tom FittonVerified account @TomFitton · 1h1 hour ago
Special Counsel Mueller filing confirms Flynn was set up. Corrupt Andy McCabe admits he persuaded Flynn not to involve WH Counsel by warning that DOJ would then have to get involved. Flynn agreed to this. Shut corrupted Mueller operation down and pardon General Flynn.
Tom FittonVerified account @TomFitton · 2h2 hours ago
Special Counsel admits that agents thought Flynn wasn’t lying: “Finally, the interviewing agents did not observe indicia of deception and had the
impression at that time that the defendant was not lying or did not think he was lying.” @RealDonaldTrump should pardon him.
@eaglesoars
yenta-fada wrote:
doesn’t sound like anything to do w/Clinton. What is he even doing on those cases?
Oh god this is so much fun!
Organic food could be WORSE for the environment! More land is used to grow crops which emits up to 70% more carbon, study claims
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-6496777/Organic-food-WORSE-environment-study-suggests.html
Normally, I’d just roll my eyes, but it’s Paul Sperry
BREAKING: Democrats are now expanding their Russia “collusion” witch hunt & smear campaign to include conservative media and any media they view as friendly to Trump. They have a “research project” & plan to paint “right-wing” outlets as part of their Russiagate conspiracy theory
https://twitter.com/paulsperry_/status/1073632286317441025
Somebody is paying off Michael Avenatti’s debts.
According to this Politico investigation, Ukraine tried to sabotage Trump and was critical in nailing Manafort. One of the players was a Ukranian/American DNC operative, Alexandra Chalupa.
Manafort’s work for Yanukovych caught the attention of a veteran Democratic operative named Alexandra Chalupa, who had worked in the White House Office of Public Liaison during the Clinton administration. Chalupa went on to work as a staffer, then as a consultant, for Democratic National Committee. The DNC paid her $412,000 from 2004 to June 2016, according to Federal Election Commission records, though she also was paid by other clients during that time, including Democratic campaigns and the DNC’s arm for engaging expatriate Democrats around the world.
A daughter of Ukrainian immigrants who maintains strong ties to the Ukrainian-American diaspora and the U.S. Embassy in Ukraine, Chalupa, a lawyer by training, in 2014 was doing pro bono work for another client interested in the Ukrainian crisis and began researching Manafort’s role in Yanukovych’s rise, as well as his ties to the pro-Russian oligarchs who funded Yanukovych’s political party.
https://www.politico.com/story/2017/01/ukraine-sabotage-trump-backfire-233446
And now it appears she’s hired Avenatti to – well, in his words
I am now representing Alexandra Chalupa in connection with investigating and pursuing possible legal claims against Manafort, Trump and other affiliated individuals. She was targeted with baseless, bogus allegations, all designed to distract away from Trump’s Russian collusion.
https://twitter.com/MichaelAvenatti/status/1073707989352284160
Chalupa’s name rang a bell and it’s taken me a bit to remember back/why. Look at this.
A former official with the Democratic National Committee has worked in recent months with a convicted domestic terrorist-turned-activist known as the “Speedway Bomber” to gather information on Donald Trump, The Daily Caller has learned.
That work culminated in a Washington, D.C. meeting in December between the ex-DNC operative, Alexandra Chalupa, the convicted bomber, Brett Kimberlin, and a South Africa-born Israeli man named Yoni Ariel.
Ariel, whose real name is Jonathan Schwartz, traveled to Washington, D.C. to brief Chalupa and Kimberlin on his knowledge of Russia’s activities during the campaign.
Chalupa, an activist of Ukrainian heritage who is strongly opposed to Trump, also directed Ariel to the Justice Department, sources told TheDC.
https://dailycaller.com/2017/03/21/former-dnc-official-partnered-with-convicted-bomb-maker-to-investigate-trump/
Avenatti and Kimberlin.
wait. I thought the fentanyl was coming from China
Sinaloa Cartel Fentanyl Lab Busted in Mexican City Hall Building
did you catch that? CITY HALL
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!
https://www.breitbart.com/border/2018/12/14/sinaloa-cartel-fentanyl-lab-busted-in-mexican-city-hall-building/
BREAKING BREAKING BREAKING
Federal judge rules Obamacare unconstitutional
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/policy/economy/federal-judge-rules-obamacare-unconstitutional
10 mins ago
lobo91 wrote:
why not the day after the election?
Did you know Bill Kristol hired Fusion GPS?
Well, you know who might agree with that? Lee Smith, who was fired — purged — from The Weekly Standard last October immediately having offered them an article exposing FusionGPS, the firm that Bill Kristol hired to try to take out Trump and Cruz, for those who like to forget that last name.
http://ace.mu.nu/archives/378671.php
lobo91 wrote:
oh puh-leeze. High heels are Satan’s idea of humor
Good lord! Busy day!
coldwarrior wrote:
I know you’re not in the ER anymore but I thought of you when I saw the story of that explosion in Washington County. I think it was a gas plant. The last I heard there were no fatalities but burn patients……it can take awhile
@ eaglesoars:
I took one for the team and am in a 6 week floor assignment. But normally I am ER
@ eaglesoars:
Burst will go to Mercy and West Penn. Both excellent burn centers. Top notch.
@ eaglesoars:
They have us go to the inpatient floors once in a while. I think just to torture us.
@ coldwarrior:
Burns
whoa. I missed this.
THREAD BREAKING: Federal judge enters order granting DOJ attorneys access to sealed documents in Enron case involving Mueller’s “pitbull” Andrew Weissmann. First step in hopefully gaining access to documents.Thanks to local counsel @FultonforTexas @stealthartisan for assist
https://twitter.com/ProfMJCleveland/status/1073609838532407297
Here’s the background info. I’d forgotten she was doing this
http://thefederalist.com/2018/11/08/robert-muellers-lead-prosecutor-history-ethics-violations/
coldwarrior wrote:
my BFF was head nurse at the Mercy burn unit. She moved to gastro a few years ago because the bureaucracy was interfering with her patient care and she was THIS CLOSE to killing people. A. Lot. Of. People.
@ eaglesoars:
And his boy Whitey Bulger got whacked an day one a transfer to a jail with a ton of Southies.
coldwarrior wrote:
Had to make sure Whitey didn’t talk. Mueller would have become Whitey’s celly if that had happened.
@ doriangrey:
I gotta army buddy inside that joint. Yeah…
@ coldwarrior:
Staff…not a prisoner
eaglesoars wrote:
Apparently he should have kept that money to keep the Weekly [Sub]Standard afloat
I’d heard this but never saw any evidence, so classified it as rumor.
Here’s the evidence.
Peter Strzok was a JOINT employee of the FBI/CIA.
The Chief of CIA’s Counterespionage Group is a senior FBI official who has full access to CIA’s most sensitive counterintelligence data and is thus in a position to fully coordinate the joint efforts of both organizations.
That’s him.
There’s a lot of info at the link, but there it is
https://brassballs.blog/home/strzok-worked-for-cia-and-fbi-at-the-same-time-in-counterespionage?format=amp&__twitter_impression=true
He’s gone from the FBI but not the CIA?
@ AZfederalist:
money wasn’t the issue. The mag NEVER made money. Their currency was prestige and influence.
And before I say goodnite, something should be clarified for your reading pleasure. The docs Mueller turned over today that I linked to above, do NOT fulfill Judge Sullivan’s order. The original 302s, contemporaneous reports of the interview, are not there. The docs that are there are ABOUT the interview, written 7 mos later.
Now goodnite.
eaglesoars wrote:
So what is driving them to close the doors now? They can’t stand the level of loss they are incurring?
/Serious question, I’m curious what is driving the shutdown if losing money is not an issue.
AZfederalist wrote:
Opinions differ. You may be familiar w/an online ‘newspaper’, The Washington Examiner. That is owned by the same group that owns the Weekly Standard. They are taking WashEx ‘live’ and some think the owners just want to cannibalize the WS subscriber base.
I don’t buy that. The WS subscriber base has shrunk by (pick a frightening percentage, I’ve heard several), even tho the online hits have increased. The truth is the WS has become a one-note joke. None of the articles are cited by other people as ‘must reads’, only as evidence of mental derangement. My personal opinion is that if the WS were a quality product, it would have found a buyer. They DID look for one, nobody wanted it. That alone should blow up the comforting myth that the owners just want to suck its subscriber base for the new baby. There wasn’t one.
WS became an embarrassment to the owners, one of whom is Phillip Anschutz. He doesn’t do crap, I’ve worked for one of his orgs in telecom.
In other news, a new name – to me – has popped up in our national drama. Shailagh Murray. She used to be Biden’s chief of staff, then became an Obama advisor. She is married to one Neil King Jr. Mr. King left the WSJ to go work for – wait for it – Fusion GPS.
must hop, busy day
morning y’all
A bit of christmas music to start the day
God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pXoJoHvho5M
http://click1.ilovemyfreedom-email.org/grnyjnhqknqdgmtldklpfdjynmdlqtjnqhkjyrtklrtg_nkjqdjwqrknqdttjypwww.html
@ Gateway Pundit
Weekly Standard to shut down on 12/17.
This is what happens when your CEO goes all in snarky and nutty. The dissed their target audience.
https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2018/12/trump_sprang_three_traps_on_pelosi_and_schumer_yesterday_.html
https://townhall.com/columnists/humbertofontova/2018/12/15/obamaloving-country-music-star-tim-mcgraw-partners-with-terrorsponsoring-communists-n2537505
@ Town Hall
This article is about country singer Tim McGraw giving a concert in Havana for wealthy gringos, enriching the Castros.
To me the interesting part is about Papa Hemingway,. I never really liked to read him which was not with the program when I was in college. In English lit I wrote a paper on Hemingway. The professor asked to speak with me after class, because he drooled over Hemingway and I was not on that page. He took issue with me asserting rhst his literature showed his nerosous and suicidal tendencies. He actually said that Papa “was not suicidal” Um , he committed suicide. I shared my opinion that The Old Man and the Sea was the equivalent of a tooth ache.
He did not punish me on the grade.
The most interesting thing here is Papa just loving to attend the execution of Cubans sans trials.
@ RIX:
Neurosis
@ RIX:
I did not know that. I took several lit course in college and had to read a few Hemingway pieces. I always felt they were quite ponderous and boring. But then, I was an engineering student and these courses were just something to be gotten through to satisfy my socio-humanistic electives. Took several history courses that I found quite interesting; literature, not so much.
AZfederalist wrote:
Hemingway’s talent lay in his capacity to verbalize visualization. Rix is right about his neurosis showing through in his writing. Hemingway was a self indulgent narcissistic obsessive compulsive adrenaline junky with very little self control. His writing was indeed a slog to endure, but his ability to create very powerful visual images with words is what made him famous.
AZfederalist wrote:
My professor, what’s the saying “wanted to have Hemingways baby”
I am sure that he would have opened a vein for him. Boring, and so was Faulkner.
@ doriangrey:
Good analysis. Just found him really tedious and pretentious.
RIX wrote:
Ah yes, Faulkner was another one we had to endure. Year’s later, I heard a story on the radio by a person who also wrote fiction. He said that when developing a story, for example of a certain bar in a detective novel, Faulker would write pages and pages of narrative to describe the bar, bartender, patrons, stools, etc in exquisite detail so the reader knew the kind of bar the protagonist had entered. In this person’s stories, the same pages of narrative would be distilled down to, “he walked into the bar with the flashing neon sign, with the “a” burned out and illuminated by a single bare light bulb with the waiter cleaning the bar with a greasy towel” and the reader instantly knew the protagonist had walked into a seedy bar.
As an engineer, I found this brevity and compactness quite appealing.
RIX wrote:
That’s only because he was tedious and mostly boring. And I say this as someone who actually enjoyed Hemingway.
@ AZfederalist:
Yup, and Faulkner always had the “hidden meaning”. There is a story about Faulkner going to a play carrying a suitcase. When asked what was in the suitcase he answered “that is the question. Oh STFU!
doriangrey wrote:
I tried to like his writing because it would make things easier. Just couldn’t do it.
Hemingway had Small Penis Syndrome. The other one I cannot abide is F. Scott Fitzgerald. He wanted to be A Great Intellect but he knew he was mundane and was terrified the Great And The Good would figure it out.
They both bore me beyond any patience God gave me so I don’t bother.
@ eaglesoars:
Truth. But the attitude of imagined intellectuals was always that if you did not have an appreciation for these
Insufferable authors that you are down a couple of quarts of sophistication.
RIX wrote:
and it infuriates them to know we could care less about their opinions – on anything
Well, true fact! The Possum had a drink in the VERY SAME bar Hemingway used to drink in every night.
In Havana.
Yep tour guides always tell the truth.
🙂
Possum wrote:
Given that Hemingway pretty much drank anywhere someone would give him a drink, its highly likely that he drank in just about every bar in Havana at least once.
snow models
https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysis/models/?model=gfs®ion=us&pkg=asnow&runtime=2018100818&fh=384
@ rain of lead:
Link’s not working
https://thewildernessofmirrors.wordpress.com/2018/12/15/did-barack-obama-the-fbi-doj-nsa-and-cia-discuss-assassinating-candidate-trump/
@ AZfederalist:
try this one
https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysis/models/?model=gfs®ion=us&pkg=asnow24&runtime=2018121518&fh=6
@ rain of lead:
we need to start building arks around here. The rain is biblical.
@ eaglesoars:
yeah, getting quite a lot here as well
eaglesoars wrote:
Same here. Not storms, just rains all the time.
Magic! Shrink your enemies. /I wish
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-6493173/Real-life-shrink-ray-reduce-3D-structures-one-thousandth-original-size.html
This is cute. A bit like emails your friends send, but with photos.
http://www.bookwormroom.com/2018/12/13/bookworm-beat-12-13-18-silly-illustrated-edition/
eaglesoars wrote:
Was out there on Wednesday and Thursday, glad it held off till after we left.
yenta-fada wrote:
my brain hurts
AZfederalist wrote:
apparently this is the most rainfall we’ve had since they started keeping records, whenever that was. The roads are just FLOODED, you can feel the water grabbing the wheels. Wet brakes, cars hydroplaning – and it gets dark early. Then there are the geniuses who don’t turn their headlights on, which is against the law. If your wipers are on, your lights are on. I JUST missed some yahoo pulling into my lane from a side street and if I hadn’t just defogged the windshield I’m not sure I would have missed him.
Treacherous
Fish tacos last night on the beach and a beautiful sunrise on the bay at Corpus Christi this morning.
Apartment shopping for the kid going to nursing school there accomplished today.
What kind of hair on fire day is happening in the world of politics this weekend?
@ Calo:
Hi Calo!
Have not seen you for ages. New things happening in my life, I may be moving soon and starting my own business.
Not moving far, just far enough.
Calo wrote:
quiet
Rashida Tlaib to wear traditional Palestinian gown when she’s sworn into Congress
Unfortunately, it doesn’t cover her face. It makes trains detour to dirt roads.
https://thehill.com/homenews/house/421547-rashida-tlaib-to-wear-traditional-palestinian-gown-when-shes-sworn-into
@ eaglesoars:
Muslima supremacist. Are you TRYING to piss me off?
https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/2d0a3944e7feb65b3a652a5db533324d464c9934b24cc152c6ba67098561ef50.gif
lol
eaglesoars wrote:
So basically she is stating that she has not assimilated into the American culture.
AZfederalist wrote:
Exactly. She wants to turn the whole world into the glory of her “home”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qrE51qpbEUI
home!
thanks for the post.
see yinz tomorrow, i need to sleeeeeeeeeeep!
@ coldwarrior:
A lullaby from a very young Aretha. “Skylark”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jHYDafTrpMU
As a legal resident in The United States of America I often visit this site when I hear sirens.
https://cohweb.houstontx.gov/ActiveIncidents/Combined.aspx?agency=P
FSGI is Failure to stop and give information
The bad one as far as I am concerned is
FSRA Failure to stop and render assistance. That means some one was hurt.
Both happen too often in Houston.
I wonder why?
For anyone in need of some entertainment tonight, here’s an awesome Samantha Fish set, shot last weekend in New Orleans where she headlined the Crescent City Blues & BBQ Festival. It’s the full hour and 40 minute show, professionally shot with multiple cameras and surround sound: