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    1. This is likely true. Still is a good source. In terms of judgement and temperament, IMO, Trump is superior of the two.

  4. FYI, Catherine. If the agents go through with this, they will need peoples’ support and prayers. Every time Comey opens his mouth regarding this issue, he looks more and more corrupt and foolish. However, the real rot is in the DOJ; peoples’ eyes are being taken off of the ball by focusing on the FBI. For this type of investigation, the DOJ is the one who approves and reviews search warrants. They are the ones who would present the case in front of a grand jury and neither of these things were done in this case. This was a facsimile of an investigation, not a real one.

    I wonder how many high level attorneys in the DOJ are HIllary donors/supporters.

    We really need an AG who is elected and not appointed by the president and US Atty’s should have some type of civil service protection once they are appointed and not serve merely at the pleasure of the president.

    Chad

    http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-10-18/internal-anger-fbi-over-clinton-investigation-continues-grow

    1. Yes, I agree. The FBI investigates, the DOJ prosecutes. Or arranges for the AG to meet with the target on the Tarmac to make a lucrative deal.

  7. Hello Catherine,
    It was wonderful to meet you and Joseph in Tulsa.
    I’m the nerd that took a few organ lessons in high school. And I’m the lucky man who married my wonderful wife.
    As a USAF Captain, I knew that the beautiful Staff Sargent had people skills that I didn’t possess. She lacked the self confidence about her innate intelligence that was obvious to me. So, I married her.
    My Dad was a USAF officer/pilot. As an only child, I had no clue what an NCO was and why anybody would want to do that job.
    It seemed like a “janitorial” position, to me. Not very PC, but I had no proper frame of reference.
    Upon becoming a military officer, the value of competent NCOs was (for me, at least) an eye opening revelation. They make the whole military “machine” function.
    I consider myself a “Lucky Man”.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oU7b1aNL2Qs

    I’ve tried several times today to become a subscriber to Joseph’s site with out success.
    I wanted to send him a great video and ask him to amplify about/repeat a few things we all talked about in Tulsa OK.
    Maybe it’s the internet “crash” by the “Russians?” today. Hmmm? Russians? I doubt it.
    But, who knows?

    My wife and I enjoyed meeting you. For me, it was a very grounding experience, as on line reading and videos lack the humanity that you emphasize. Sometimes I just need to see and talk to a real person.
    My 12+ year experience with brain entrainment and physical harassment plus my serviceable knowledge of the physics and physiology involved, unfortunately leave me with a an overly skeptical mind set. It was a real joy to simply see that you and Joseph exist, as strange as that may sound.

    I’ll try to subscribe to his site again tomorrow.
    In the meantime, please forward this to him. As a trumpet and keyboard (mainly piano and a bit of organ) player, this video/music is heaven for me.
    It’s JS Bach so i’m sure Joseph will enjoy it no matter the quality of the organ accompanist’s playing.

    Allison Balsom is the most beautiful and talented trumpet player I have ever seen. It’s not very PC, I know, but watching her play is a synaesthetic blend of a cerebral testosterone fueled desire and incredible admiration for her talents..

    Please listen and enjoy.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-ojM-rfkkc

    Sincerely, Michael S Meyers MD

    1. Hmm, good to see this here! Am a big fan of Alison Balsom, too! Exquisite playing. Did you catch her at the BBC Proms some years back? It shoukd be on YouTube.

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