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originally posted by: Khaleesi
a reply to: imthegoat
You do understand this report deals exclusively with the Clinton email investigation, right? I'm hearing arguments from both sides of this. I've specific wording being spun multiple ways. One stance is that the wording is specifically referencing Comey. Others say it refers also to Strzok an Page. What I have seen says the investigative decisions were not affected by political bias. That could mean various things. It could mean Comey didn't allow his decisions to be affected by political bias. Or it could mean no one allowed their political bias to interfere. It really depends on how you interpret it. One thing that is clear to me is Strzok's text showed his bias. On top of all that this doesn't address whether that bias influenced the Mueller investigation. This report is exclusively about the Clinton email investigation and whether there was bias involved in it.
originally posted by: XAnarchistX
a reply to: nikkib0421
Starting when?
has this "Q" ever said anything before it happens, or just claims it after?
originally posted by: WhatTheory
Wow, just asking that question proves you have never read all the previous posts.
By combining two potent and ambiguous elements, red shoes assume complex symbolic power. Historically, red shoes conveyed authority, wealth and power, linked to the status-enhancing cost of red dyes such as madder, kermes, cochineal and lac.
Red shoes were the prerogative first of Roman senators, and later solely of the emperor. Popes have worn red since the thirteenth century, while both Edward IV and Henry VIII were buried in red shoes as emblems of their monarchical power. In the seventeenth century, Louis XIV wore red heels on his shoes as a sym-bol of the divine right of the king.
As argued by Elizabeth Semmelhack in this volume, this style filtered down, through imitation, to the aristocracy of both sexes and by the eighteenth century it had become a sign of aspirational fashionability. The cost and quality of shoes made of fine, red morocco leather meant that they were status symbols.
originally posted by: tiredoflooking
twitter.com...
Ummm. Ya. You be the judge.
It's doing the rounds.
originally posted by: PokeyJoe
originally posted by: Enderdog
originally posted by: PokeyJoe
originally posted by: tiredoflooking
twitter.com...
Ohhhh not Russia after all?
Yeah, a 3rd party cut-out named Seth Rich!!!
*cut-down
Just sayin'....
Huh? The quote says cut out...
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Jun 15 2018 19:13:47 (EST) >>1764437
Plants need water!
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