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LEMONS, BUT NO LEMONADE
by Burt Prelutsky
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Is Franken Scandal A Dem-Establishment
Swamp RUSE To Force Roy Moore Out?
by rickwells.us
{rickwells.us} ~ What if all of this Franken stuff is just a continuation of, the next phase in the effort to prevent Roy Moore from being elected to the US Senate?... Sure, it would be an extreme measure, but so are the fabricated Russia claims and the dossier that the same bipartisan establishment politicians ordered and used to attack President Trump. They subscribe to the theory that the bigger the lie, the more believable it is and no lie is too big for the DC swamp creatures. What if the Democrats, RINO-McConnell and other establishment turncoats decided that in order to force Moore out of the race, they needed to demonstrate that they were willing to eat their own?... https://rickwells.us/franken-scandal-establishment-ruse/.
Uranium One FBI Informant Is
Revealed: Will Testify, Provide Evidence
by Jeff Dunetz
{lidblog.com} ~ The former federal informant who knew about political influence and the Uranium One deal and whose silence was demanded by the Loretta Lynch-run DOJ... has been identified by Reuters as an ex-lobbyist for a Russian firm. The former lobbyist, William D. Campbell, was interviewed by Reuters and admitted that he’s the secret witness in the investigation into the 2010 sale of a uranium company to Russia’s Rosatom. Mr.Campbell told Reuters that he will testify and provide documents to Congress about the liar-nObama Administration’s 2010 approval of the sale of Uranium One, a Canadian company with uranium mines in the United States, to Russia’s Rosatom... http://lidblog.com/uranium-one-fbi-informant-revealed/.
Here Are Some Revelations From
New Book About The Steele Dossier
by CHUCK ROSS
{dailycaller.com} ~ Harding offers a sympathetic and largely uncritical look at Steele and the dossier... which was commissioned by opposition research firm Fusion GPS and funded by the Clinton campaign and DNC. Steele’s 35-page report remains largely uncorroborated, and Trump and members of his campaign have denied the most salacious allegations laid out in the report. While Harding defends the dossier against those denials, his book, “Collusion: Secret Meetings, Dirty Money, and How Russia Helped Donald Trump Win,” does help fill in some gaps in how Steele compiled his anti-Trump research, which BuzzFeed News published to much controversy on Jan. 10... http://dailycaller.com/2017/11/16/here-are-some-revelations-from-new-book-about-the-steele-dossier/?utm_medium=email.
Republicans Drop Shock Lynch
Accusation, It’s a Bombshell
by William Widener
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NO JOKE – liar-Clinton, scum-Schiff Whine
Uranium One Probe Is END OF “INDEPENDENT” DOJ
by rickwells.us
{rickwells.us} ~ We’re now learning the identity of the former federal informant who was under a DOJ gag order... not to talk to Congress or anyone else about the liar-nObama regime’s complicity and cover up in the Uranium One profiteering scandal. His name is William Campbell, a former lobbyist for the U.S. unit of the Russian company, Rosatom. Campbell reportedly worked as an FBI informant for their probe into the US unit of Russian state-owned nuclear power company, Rosatom. Not surprisingly, the woman for whom the sale represented over $145 million in dubious donations to the liar-Clinton Foundation, liar-Hillary Clinton is critical of the inquiry. liar-Clinton Spokesperson Nick Merrill said, “This latest iteration is simply more of the Right doing Trump’s bidding for him to distract from his own Russia problems.”...Boy, is he badly mistaken. https://rickwells.us/clinton-schiff-uranium-end-doj/.
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LEMONS, BUT NO LEMONADE
by Burt Prelutsky
As you may have noticed, it keeps getting harder and harder to find people in prominent positions you can admire or hold up to your kids as role models. I’m not saying they aren’t there, but the heroes are more likely to be the 75-year-old Viet Nam vet who lives down the block or the retired cop who greets you at Walmart or the former high school English teacher who steered you in the right direction when you were fifteen years old and had just lost your dad to cancer.
But when you take in the big picture, things tend to look awfully bleak. The world of entertainment is rife with sleazebags like Harvey Weinstein, a pig who felt entitled to nail any woman who came within a hundred yards of him; like Kevin Spacey, a chicken hawk who pretended that a 14-year-old boy was the same thing as a consenting adult; like Dustin Hoffman, who, in his 50s, went after a 17-year-old school girl because, no doubt, he found her a scintillating conversationalist.
The world of sports is cram-full of convicted felons playing football when they’re not busy beating up the mothers of their children or displaying their contempt for America.
And politicians are just as bad. liar-Hillary Clinton sold out our national security by using an unsecure private server and handing over 20% of our uranium deposits to the Russkies; Barack liar-nObama sent over $150 billion to the number one state sponsor of global terrorism; Chuck clown-Schumer, Nancy Peulosi and their trained seals in Congress, will tell any lie and promote any fiction, if they believe it will diminish President Trump.
Then for good measure, they will pretend that Trump is breaking some unwritten law if he suggests that the Justice Department would do well to investigate the crimes of the previous administration.
But it’s not just the Democrats who are behaving foolishly. Sadly, it’s never just the Democrats. There are always Republicans competing for attention, and how better to get it from a biased media than by bashing the leader of their own party or by turning their collective backs on a Senate candidate based on a smear they read in the Washington Post.
Just last week, Lindsey Graham told Trump not to suggest to Attorney General Sessions that the Justice Department investigate liar-Hillary Clinton’s various offenses. The nerve! Sessions has the job, to which he seems grossly unsuited, for no other reason than that Trump gave it to him.
It seems to me that if Graham is really convinced that the Chief Executive hasn’t the right to direct a subordinate in the executive branch to do the job for which he was hired, by what right does a member of the legislative branch get off telling the President what he can and can’t do?
If I were Donald Trump, I would tell Graham, aka the little Ms. Fussbudget of the U.S. Senate, who doesn’t seem to object to having his strings pulled by RINO-John McCain, that he should shut up, sit down and get back to his knitting.
● These days, you can’t even count on the U.S. Military upholding our standards. Those two Naval collisions earlier this year were bad enough, leaving several sailors dead and two warships out of commission, but the fact that the Navy found the accidents were the result of human error and lack of proper training, made it all the worse.
Then, we had a military court ruling that deserter Bowe Bergdahl was not a traitor who deserved to be executed or at least locked away until he was an old man, but was a victim who had suffered enough.
I doubt if even the ACLU could have ever fantasized that the guy would get off with a dishonorable discharge and a small fine. I always thought that was what a soldier faced if he got drunk and took a swing at his top sergeant.
Apparently, the judge took into consideration the defense attorney’s contention that Bergdahl had issues with authority because his father had been a strict disciplinarian. And just like that, military justice morphed into social justice.
In fact, when someone asked me how a creep like Bergdahl, who had been cashed out by the Merchant Marines, could be accepted by the Army, I surmised that perhaps the Army was having trouble meeting its monthly quota of homosexuals, transgenders and traitors.
● I seem to be finding myself on the verge of exhaustipation. That, according to a forward sent to me by subscriber Ruth Takemoto, describes the condition of people, especially elderly people, who are simply too tired to give a shit.
● Another subscriber, Dr. James Stiso sent me a photo of Mrs. liar-Clinton. She is looking, a slight smirk on her face, at a flower-bedecked casket. The caption is Sometime Next Week and liar-Hillary’s comment is: “So, Donna, how are your book sales doing?”
I’m not saying that Mrs. liar-Clinton would actually put out a contract on Donna Brazile. Still, when I heard that the F.B.I. informant, who had blown the whistle on the Uranium One deal that netted the liar-Clintons $145.5 million, had finally had his gag order lifted, I told my wife I prayed he would live long enough to testify.
● A friend asked me how a conservative could ever lose a debate to a liberal. At first, I couldn’t imagine it. But then it hit me that a conservative male could take a dive if he was debating with a liberal female, but decided that getting laid was more important than winning the argument.
● When I wrote about my agonizing siege with back spasms, a lot of you shared tips that had worked for you when it came to pain relief. A few warned me of the dangers of Vicodin, while an equal number of people called it a godsend.
My own take on it is that if I ever experience that level of pain again -- pain so intense that it took me 20 agonizing minutes to get out of bed because moving even an inch was sheer torment -- I won’t hesitate to use whatever is available to alleviate the pain.
As I see it, I’m on the verge of turning 78 and at my age, an addiction to prescription drugs is the least of my worries. I am enough of a realist to accept that I will soon enough be getting over my present addiction to breathing.
● When word got out that an Egyptian lawyer had announced that it was a religious obligation to rape women who dressed provocatively, it’s rumored that Harvey Weinstein fired his legal team on the spot and shouted: “Get me that guy!”
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