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sourmash NOV 09, 01:42 PM
Maybe they're going after her because the Trump videos on Epstein Island were lost or disappeared, leaving her handlers without leverage against him?

Winston Churchill was an alcoholic and another pants crapper like Resident Brandon. He most certainly publically agreed (along with Ike) to give communist control of about 9 European countries before the war in Europe was over, sacrificing millions of people to the Allied Soviets who committed some of the worst atrocities of all time. The Allies rewrote history to claim they "saved Europe".

Ike, Stalin and Churchill snubbed DeGaul to make this agreement.

Look it up. Churchill and Stalin together fits perfectly with written history. Not so much the Hollywood version that willie is suggesting, but with actual written history that you can find anywhere you look. Yalta 1945.

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rinselberg NOV 09, 02:32 PM

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Originally posted by sourmash:

Maybe they're going after her because the Trump videos on Epstein Island were lost or disappeared, leaving her handlers without leverage against him?

Winston Churchill was an alcoholic and another pants crapper like Resident Brandon. He most certainly publically agreed (along with Ike) to give communist control of about 9 European countries before the war in Europe was over, sacrificing millions of people to the Allied Soviets who committed some of the worst atrocities of all time. The Allies rewrote history to claim they "saved Europe".

Ike, Stalin and Churchill snubbed DeGaul to make this agreement.

Look it up. Churchill and Stalin together fits perfectly with written history. Not so much willie's version, but they do with actual written history that you can find anywhere you look. Yalta 1945.


You're a great one for reciting in an accusatory and indicting kind of way, about what various historical figures (like Churchill) did, or decided.

The alternatives? Were there any downsides to the alternative scenarios in your mind, such as a scenario that has the Western Allies not doing nearly as much as they did to accommodate the USSR and Stalin's wants and wishes, at that time?

You're coming across (I think) as a "Monday Morning Quarterback", and (I think) your hindsight is better than your vision.
sourmash NOV 09, 04:09 PM

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Originally posted by rinselberg:

You're a great one for reciting in an accusatory and indicting kind of way, about what various historical figures (like Churchill) did, or decided.



Because Hollywood will write a positive history about this current fellow pants crapper as was down for the pants crapper, Churchill.


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The alternatives? Were there any downsides to the alternative scenarios in your mind, such as a scenario that has the Western Allies not doing nearly as much as they did to accommodate the USSR and Stalin's wants and wishes, at that time?



How about not saving 9 European countries by placing them under brutal communist authoritarians and then the subsequent 10s of millions of murders as an alternative?


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You're coming across (I think) as a "Monday Morning Quarterback", and (I think) your hindsight is better than your vision.



Hello?! The American populace had to be fooled and conned into going to war back in the day. I'm speaking from a perspective that they shared. You're trying to wag the dog like Hollywood does with this event.

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Jake_Dragon NOV 22, 05:36 PM
rinselberg NOV 22, 06:01 PM

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Originally posted by Jake_Dragon:



Suggestion: 1. Use this link. 2. It's an audio file that you can start using the Play Icon. The familiar right-facing arrow.
https://archive.org/details/ImusFrom2013

It's not very long. An Elvis impersonator, singing a cappella , on the now defunct Don Imus radio and TV show. The late Don Imus, if memory serves me.

But don't do it if you wouldn't like jocular and satirical references to the Papacy and the Pope. This was when it was Pope Benedict. So, back one Pope. Not Pope Francis.


Find this (after using the link) and select it to play the audio file. It's underneath the "sound wave thingie" and over on the left. Not to be Captain Obvious, or anything.

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williegoat NOV 22, 06:12 PM

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Originally posted by rinselberg:


Suggestion: 1. Use this link. 2. It's an audio file that you can start using the Play Icon. The familiar right-facing arrow.
https://archive.org/details/ImusFrom2013

It's not very long. An Elvis impersonator, singing a cappella , on the now defunct Don Imus radio and TV show. The late Don Imus, if memory serves me.

But don't do it if you wouldn't like jocular and satirical references to the Papacy and the Pope. This was when it was Pope Benedict. So, back one Pope. Not Pope Francis.


Find this (after using the link) and select it to play the audio file. It's underneath the "sound wave thingie" and over on the left. Not to be Captain Obvious, or anything.



113 words to say, "Click Here"

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randye NOV 22, 06:31 PM

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Originally posted by williegoat:

113 words to say, "Click Here"







garrulous.

[ˈɡer(y)ələs]

ADJECTIVE

excessively talkative, especially on trivial matters.

synonyms: verbose · long-winded · babbling · blathering · prattling · jabbering


Jake_Dragon NOV 22, 06:43 PM

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Originally posted by rinselberg:


Suggestion: 1. Use this link. 2. It's an audio file that you can start using the Play Icon. The familiar right-facing arrow.
https://archive.org/details/ImusFrom2013

It's not very long. An Elvis impersonator, singing a cappella , on the now defunct Don Imus radio and TV show. The late Don Imus, if memory serves me.

But don't do it if you wouldn't like jocular and satirical references to the Papacy and the Pope. This was when it was Pope Benedict. So, back one Pope. Not Pope Francis.


Find this (after using the link) and select it to play the audio file. It's underneath the "sound wave thingie" and over on the left. Not to be Captain Obvious, or anything.




Sorry but you have been listed as an untrusted source and I will pass on your link.
FYI its a joke made to get you thinking, not over thinking.
rinselberg NOV 22, 06:44 PM

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Originally posted by williegoat:

113 words to say, "Click Here"



Was that a good "Elvis" ..? Have you ever encountered a better "Elvis"..? Does anyone "dig" the satirical or even just the jocular attitude there, from "Elvis", about the Vatican, the Papacy and Pope Benedict? Does anyone share my aversion to using a question mark (?) immediately after a closing quotation mark (", or ') because I think that looks ugly (confusing, cluttered) and so I very often type this, for example:

How do you like this "Elvis"..?

I like that better, than this:

How do you like this "Elvis"?
rinselberg NOV 22, 06:52 PM

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Originally posted by Jake_Dragon:
Sorry but you have been listed as an untrusted source and I will pass on your link. FYI its a joke made to get you thinking, not over thinking.


I just offered it for merriment. It's not related to the Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislane Maxwell cases.

When you say that I have been listed as an "untrusted source", do you mean that the link that I provided (to the sound file) causes warning messages for you when you tried to use it? "This is not a trusted Internet destination. It may be an online security risk if you override this warning message and go there." Or something like that?

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