Hi Ken, Found a book I'm interested in planning to download it but I wanted to ask you if you had heard of the Judicial Watch. Org anyway it sounds like an interesting book and I'm hoping it's not junk the name of the book that I'm planning to get is called the corruption Chronicles and it talks a lot about Injustice beginning index it shows that it's about the Obama Administration corruption and it also includes information on the Clinton corruption it's written by a guy named Tom fitton let me know what you think or might know about it because I respect your opinion anyone else can sign in to a few know about this book thanks talk to you guys later
Very much so. It is one of the information sources that I suggested in this thread. Since neither the media or the judicial branch is interested in looking into government corruption, much of what is revealed is done so as a result of the work of Judicial Watch. I have not read the book but am very familiar with Judicial Watch.
Just the intro is riveting, glad I got the bug to find something that I hoped was worth a look-see glad for the positive review on judicial watch, geez, I didn't even know they existed!! Tty tomorrow unless I still can't sleep lol
I have been reading the comments in this thread because I was not able to watch the debate (I am in the office). But during the late lunch break, I was hearing some comments of my colleagues that Trump got the better of Hillary. You see, the US elections is also a hot issue around here especially for the educated and intellectual particularly those in the banking industry. And one remark I remember is really cute - if Donald Trump wins and he meets our president Duterte, they will surely click simply because they have the same personality - a no nonsense president who walks the talk.
That's another thing that I "feel" about her is that she is not patriotic, she doesn't speak with any passion, just the same gibberish as if they just stick a cd in there and let'er rip.
I really was so excited to hear that folks in another country are rooting for the Trump team as well. I was in bed just using my cell phone to text so I couldn't write much last night when I first saw your message. I believe Donald Trump really means what he says about our issues that are in dire need of attention. I picked up a new book to read on my Nook Tablet last night, it's called The Corruption Chronicles and in the Prologue it talks about how Obama screwed the banks over. More later, have a doc appt at 9 a.m. today Denise
Also I've noticed, she's had some work done on her face or the media is very kind to her and really photoshops out every line and bag...she's looking younger and younger.
Hey all, can't wait to talk more today, I have a doc appt at 9 to have my "broken neck" looked at, it sure feels broke, LOL!! Anyway, I'll be back. @Ken Anderson I am so excited about reading the judicialwatchdog stuff. I wish I'd payed more attention earlier, but I am paying attention now. This little book was 3.99 for my Nook Reader, and I love the way Tom Fitton writes. He is easy to understand, plain English, and I think a lot of times I was afraid to read heaviers subjects because I might not "get" them. This is very easy to understand, and love what the JWD is doing, wow, never knew about these guys, and there are several other books on corruption in government. One thing I love about JWD is that they are conservative, but non-partisan, they 'watch" everyone, not just the conservatives. That's what I want to hear, I know there are the bad and good in both sides ttys, denise
Doesn't do much for her insides though, where it counts. I agree, but it didn't fool the fly. Hey, that might be a good book title LOL!! See you later after my doc appt, hope you'll be around, denise
Back in the 1970's, I had a problem much like Trump's. At the time I was working in an old factory building, making plastic buttons. The building is an old three story brick factory building, still in business. Both my mom and an aunt was working there at the time. Their work place was on the second floor. My work place was on the ground floor, and in a corner of the machine room was the break room. It had the usual, coffee maker, tables and chairs. At break time or noon hour, men and a few women from ground floor departments would gather, eat, talk. The talk usually involved how much beer we drank the night before, the women we were with or the fights we were in. Some talk was quite descriptive, but the few women didn't seem to mind. Of course, I had to join in with some of my exploits. One day during lunch, I was in the middle of a story about my current gal pal, a man who worked on the second floor came over and said my mom wanted to talk to me right away. I hurried up, thinking maybe she was sick and needed to go home. She was fine, and told me to listen. Right under her work place was our break room, and I could hear the talk from below as if I was there. So, my mom lit into me about how ashamed she was that my aunt and her had to hear about my carousing around drunk and, blah blah blah, on and on. So yeah, I know how Trump must be feeling.