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Unfit for military service William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 4-30-21
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Answer to yesterday’s William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit puzzle: I had examined myself pretty thoroughly and discovered that I was unfit for military service.
Joseph Heller
Rudy Raid Banana Republic Farce — Yesterday’s (April 28) raid on the office and home of Rudy Giuliani’s office was widely heralded as portending doom for the former New York mayor by the establishment mouthpieces.
It is looking more like something from a banana republic.
And we don’t mean just in a fearsome police-state sense but in the incompetency that would once have been the subject of satire.
According to Giuliani’s lawyer Robert Costello, the only electronics left by the search team were Hunter Biden’s laptop hard drives.
“Mayor Giuliani offered them on several occasions, but the agents steadfastly declined,” Costello said.
The feds could only have confirmed the contents by taking them. For all they knew, they could have been the smoking gun that would have proved Rudy to be Son of Sam.
But they took the Mayor’s word it was Hunter Biden’s hard drives.
Tip to malefactors and wrongdoers everywhere: When the feds come looking just tell them your tech belongs to Hunter.
By the way, Costello in his statement says that what is on those hard drivers are texts and emails . . . of failing to register numerous times as a foreign agent, child pornography, money laundering, and 30 years of the Biden Crime family taking millions and millions in bribes to sell his public offices.
Just wondering, but did Rudy copy Hunter’s hard drives to the stuff taken? Now, that would be a seriously mean joke. LOL
Lindell Kimmel Appearance April 28 — “All we need is to look at the machines. If there’s nothing to hide, why won’t they let the American people look at them.”
That is the takeaway from last night’s (April 28) interview of Mike Lindell by Jimmy Kimmel on ABC.
That, and that the election involved an attack by China.
Betcha it was Kimmel’s highest rated show in years. Did it beat the Oscars? Probably not. Most likely didn’t know Mike wouldn’t have been on, and most of those that did have lost the habit of late night talk.
Kimmel was dismissive, and even rather rude, but we give him kudos nonetheless. He had Mike on and Mike was able to get his important points across.
In fairness to Kimmel, he seems to sincerely trust the government and believes it was impossible for the election to have been stolen. Most probably fall into this category.
For those of you skeptics consider this: In the hotly contested Y2k election, a third-party consortium of major newspapers did their own audit of the Florida vote. There was no controversy. They weren’t prevented from doing so.
So why the fuss about investigating the Dominion — and other — machines?
Just a point to ponder. Here is Lindell’s appearance on Kimmel.
By the way, his pillows really are very good.
For a great resource about the ongoing Arizona Vote audit, check out Scottsdale Studios.
Tim Scott gets it. The Republican senator from South Carolina gave the response to Joe Biden’s Quisling-like claims as to why we must surrender freedom so the rich get richer. Scott says what needed to be said and we link to it.
Republicans are not necessarily the good guys but the Democrats are certainly the bad ones.
Fortune which nobody sees William Lawrence Sr Crptowit 4-29-21
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Answer to yesterday’s William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit puzzle: The fortune which nobody sees makes a person happy and unenvied.
Francis Bacon
Whatever happened to Johnny Appleseed’s apple trees? Well, some — such as Jen McCaffery of Reader’s Digest — say the feds chopped them down during Prohibition to stop their fruit from being made into hard cider. The apples actually were meant to be used for making liquor from the beginning, after all.
Regardless, there was one verifiable Johnny Appleseed tree remains alive in Nova, Ohio as of at least as of the time of this HowStuffWorks article was posted.
Without friends no one William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 4-28-21
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Answer to yesterday’s William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit puzzle: Without friends no one would choose to live, though he had all other goods.
Aristotle
Nuclear explosions in Mississippi? Yes Anthony, it happened. The state was used for two tests in 1964.
How warm the smile William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 4-27-21
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Answer to yesterday’s William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit quote puzzle: No matter how warm the smile on the face of the sun, the cat still has her kittens under the porch.
Thomas Banacek quote