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The inevitable end result of our last 56 years
Joe Bauer replied to Joseph McBride's topic in Political Discussions
If only America's supposedly Christian moral teaching following Evangelicals had been rationally outraged over Trump's true grossly immoral "unchristian" character exposed on that Access Hollywood tape "I like to grab em by the Pu$$y" " and they let me get away with it because I'm a celebrity... enough to at least say they shouldn't vote for such a sinful man... But their leaders told them to forgive such indescretions ( and we now know they themselves were leading a sexually deviant, promiscuous and drunken unchristian lifestyle - Jerry Falwell Jr. ) and the flock blindly obeyed. -
Another popular myth debunked...
Joe Bauer replied to Vince Palamara's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Imagine that very noticeable solid steel windshield frame indentation hole with raised metal damage we see in the S-100-X presidential limo not being there until 11,22,1963. If that is the day it was created, and it was caused by a bullet ( which the diameter of the indentation hole seems to match) we have a monumentally important smoking gun that changes the entire JFK limo shooting scenario as described and promoted in the Warren Report. Until I read of a thorough analysis scientifically conducted that proves how that indentation was created and when, and that shows it could not have been the result of an impacting bullet, it seems more reasonable than not to believe otherwise. -
The inevitable end result of our last 56 years
Joe Bauer replied to Joseph McBride's topic in Political Discussions
Can't you little people just be happy with $600? Are there no workhouses? Rich Mitch McConnell's net worth = $24, 000,000. Since 1984 ( 36 years ) employed as Senator with the best, most comprehesive benefits and perks and paid over $100,000 a year since 1991. What more do these free loading peeons want? We're handing them a free $600 check! Heck, that's more than my wife and I spend monthly on our housekeeper! A $59 Million Will Sheds Light On Shipping Fortune Connected To Elaine Chao And Mitch McConnell Senator Mitch McConnell and Secretary of Transportation Elaine Chao at the Kentucky Society gathering of ... In the heart of the Great Recession, Mitch McConnell suddenly got richer. According to his 2009 financial disclosure, while other senators’ fortunes were falling, McConnell’s jumped, thanks to a multimillion-dollar gift from his father-in-law, James Chao, to him and his wife, Elaine Chao, who now serves as President Trump’s Secretary of Transportation. Federal financial disclosures list assets in wide ranges. The totals in McConnell’s disclosure jumped from a range of $3.1 million to $12.7 million in 2007 to $7.3 million to $33.1 million in 2008. The big reason for that increase: a $5 million-to-$25 million gift from the elder Chao in memory of Elaine’s mother, Ruth, who died at age 77 in 2007. Forbes has since obtained a copy of Ruth Chao’s will and supplementary documents, and is unveiling their contents for the first time. When Ruth Chao died she was the matriarch of a family of eight. Four decades earlier she and her three oldest daughters traveled by ship from Taiwan to the U.S. to join her husband, James, in New York. By the end of her life, she personally had nearly $59 million of assets to her name, according to an inventory filed with her will. She owned a home 25 miles north of Manhattan in Harrison, New York, worth $1.17 million; checking and money market accounts worth a combined $50,900; a 2006 Lexus sedan worth $23,000; miscellaneous personal property worth $25,000; and a “closely held business interest”—worth $57.5 million. Her will directed the maximum amount of money that could pass through free of the federal estate tax to be split equally among her six daughters. That was $2 million in 2007. The rest was for her husband, James, who is still living today, at age 91. He decided to give even more. If James based his giving on how much he inherited from his wife, and similarly spread the gifts evenly among Elaine and her siblings, Elaine would have received about $9 million from her father, rather than the $25 million maximum that was reported on McConnell’s disclosure. Since then, the McConnell-Chao fortune has grown—thanks to their six-figure government salaries and Elaine’s stint in the private sector—to an estimated $20 million today. In 1964 James Chao founded a shipping company called Foremost Maritime Group. Fifty-five years later it is an international giant worth hundreds of millions of dollars. Part of that fortune could theoretically be passed to Chao in the coming years. -
Another popular myth debunked...
Joe Bauer replied to Vince Palamara's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Any driver of the limo adjusting the sun visors could not miss seeing that big ugly hole indentation with surrounding lifted metal. Looks like it was made by a powerful blow from the pointed end of a pick ax. Obviously someone on the Warren Commision felt this starkly obvious damage anomaly was suspicious looking enough in the context of it perhaps happening during the shooting and being bullet impact caused to ask limo driver S.A. Greer directly about it. The indentation looked as bullet caused to these persons as it does to many of us as well. Since so much of the limo shooting findings would be earth shaking changed if the indentation was proven to be bullet caused, I am surprised anyone on the commission even dared introduce such questioning...as limited as it was to just Greer and not others who had close up access to the limo including S/A. Geis or Vaughn Ferguson. Again, if anyone knows of any published material that shows the F.B.I. or anyone else on that scientifically serious level analyzed the indentation and it's time and place origin, I would like to see this. -
It is so G. Gordon Liddyish.
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The inevitable end result of our last 56 years
Joe Bauer replied to Joseph McBride's topic in Political Discussions
Like I said...completely delusional! And damaging to our entire society in so many ways. -
The inevitable end result of our last 56 years
Joe Bauer replied to Joseph McBride's topic in Political Discussions
Steve, not that anything coming from Trump shocks us anymore, but did he really utter or tweet the line you quote above? The man is living ( trapped ) in his own little mind world of obsessively self-centered, detached from reality delusion. To a mentally ill degree according to tens of thousands of mental health professionals. Me, me, me, me, me, me, - look at me, look at me, look at me - listen to me, listen to me, listen to me - give me what "I" want ... all the time, every time! Or I will unleash a never ending temper tantrum on you the likes of which you can't even imagine! Trump once said to David Letterman on Letterman's TV show that "I was a real brat growing up." To which Letterman responded with lightly humorous condescension ... that "we tend to remain the same people all our lives" ...and how important it was that we at least "try" to correct our flaws the rest of our lives. With a perplexed Stan Laurel type facial expression, Trump nodded agreement. -
Another popular myth debunked...
Joe Bauer replied to Vince Palamara's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
I would think that Vaughn Ferguson would have been aware of the Warren Commission asking S.A. Greer about "the indentation." It is obvious that both he and his odd named lifetime friend "Raleigh Degeer Amyx" were avid collectors of JFK memorabilia so it seems logical that they had an interest in the JFK assassination itself. Suspicious that Ferguson wasn't called before the Warren Commission considering they wanted to know more about the limo indentation and just a basic inquiry into the limo's management responsibility would have led them to Ferguson imo. Can anyone give me a link to a highly credible source indentation explanation that proves it's existence and origin had nothing to do with the shooting into the JFK limo on 11,22,1963 besides the preposterous one given by S.A. Geis ( or as Pam Brown mentions) Crowley? -
The inevitable end result of our last 56 years
Joe Bauer replied to Joseph McBride's topic in Political Discussions
Totally agree! -
The inevitable end result of our last 56 years
Joe Bauer replied to Joseph McBride's topic in Political Discussions
Trump, his family and organization and his most blindly loyal staff have been receiving their own stimulus check monies ( 25X more ) through rerouting tens of millions through his shell companies, $180,000 a year government jobs ( even Don Junior's girlfriend Kimberly Guilfoyle!) and ridiculously low responsibility high pay job placement paybacks ( Kellyanne Conway, Hope Hicks, and on and on ) and their shameless acceptance of these ... gifts? And any stimulus monies paid to unprecedent stressed American citizens is "their money to begin with!" Our federal dollars are nothing but what Americans have paid to the government in personal income taxes. And these people are labeled as undeserving "free loaders?" Billionaires, millionaires, corporations ( all of whom take advantage of every wealthy favoring tax loophole ) and their highly paid executives and stockholders have and will continue to benefit 1,000 X more from any stimulus package the Republican party gives out, versus any suffering middle or lower class citizen caught in this financial and job wipe out tsunami. -
Another popular myth debunked...
Joe Bauer replied to Vince Palamara's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Was Vaughn Ferguson ever asked about the indentation? SOURCE OF LEATHER FROM REAR SEAT OF JFK ... - Blog blog.americanheritage1.com › blog › bid › SOURCE-O... Mar 19, 2011 — Vaughn Ferguson. Special Note: Any and all other pieces of this Important JFK Assassination Leather Relic were once owned by F. Vaughn ... Included is a November 1983 newspaper interview with Ferguson, on the20th anniversary of the assassination. In the interview, Fergusongives more details. In part: "...Ferguson...was the liaison officerbetween the company [Ford] and the White House. He was responsible for the presidential automobiles....'Wherever that car went, I went,'Ferguson said of the presidential limousine. 'I was responsible for it.' But on the infamous day that the president was killed, Fergusonhad opted to break tradition and stay in Washington? The next weekend would have been the Army-Navy game in Philadelphia...PresidentKennedy always went to that game. I stayed to get things ready for the trip. We were to have a car in Philadelphia a couple of days early to have a dry run of the route. You always have a dry run.' It was a trip that never materialized. Instead, Ferguson spent the next three daystrying to clean the car. "There was blood everywhere" Fergusonremembers. 'We never did get it all out" Ferguson remembers being told by Secret Service agents to return to the White House garage to begin the task of repairing the limousine, in case President LyndonJohnson wanted to use it for the funeral. When he arrived at the garage, it was guarded by men from the FBI. "They jumped up at me like I was a gangster. When I started walking toward the car they warnedme not to come any closer." He had to call the director of the SecretService to get clearance to approach the car. The interview continues,"Ferguson said the FBI agents had ripped the leather seats and haddismantled parts of the car....'They told me they had to do it to findthe bullet particles from the shooting." Ferguson worked Saturday, Sunday, and Monday to get the car ready, but President Johnson decided not to use it to ride to the funeral, which took place on Monday. Whenthe repairs were completed, Ferguson kept some of the leather from theseats as a memento of the fallen President.Estimated Value $35,000-45,000. Ferguson: "Wherever that car went, I went." Ah, but Ferguson "just happened" to not stay with the limo on it's trip to Dallas? It's one day use to get to and back from the Army/Navy football game was more important? "Ferguson worked Saturday, Sunday, and Monday to get the car ready, but President Johnson decided not to use it to ride to the funeral, which took place on Monday." Head shaking questions here. Ferguson worked Saturday, Sunday and Monday to get the car ready. Ready for what? LBJ or any of his staff "even considering" the use of the widely blood and brain spattered JFK death carriage in a national and even international media covered public display way just a few days after it's monstrously gross descecration, let alone disrupting and contaminating it's evidential study is laughably preposterous. I can't believe "anyone" ever even considered such a perversely illogical scenario, including Ferguson. The JFK back through throat /Connally back to thigh magic bullet was virtually intact when it was found laying on a stretcher with reportedly no blood or tissue visible just minutes after the shooting. The JFK head exploding second shot bullet was officially declared fragmentized. With some of these fragments found on the seat and limo floor carpeting and one strking the inside of the limo windshield with resulting crack lines. Again, since Vaughn Ferguson stated "wherever that car went, I went" and his documented background verifies this statement, Pamela Brown is correct in offering Ferguson's much more hands on involvement with the JFK limo as being much more substantial and important that that of S.A. Geis. So, again I ask, how could Ferguson "not" have noticed that very obvious ugly windshield frame indentation with pushed up metal around it right in front of the driving view of any driver of the limo? The configuration of the indentation ( a bullet sized and shaped hole made with great surrounding metal lifting impact ) and it'd being right in line with the upper rear incoming directions of the JFK injuring bullets and not being there until the actual shooting SHOUTS giving this physical interior car frame damage the most serious consideration and analysis as to it's origin regards time line and cause. If the indentation was credibly analysed and it's cause and origin scientifically proven to be non-shooting related I would like to be referred to any documentaion or report offering this explanation. -
Another popular myth debunked...
Joe Bauer replied to Vince Palamara's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Was Vaughn Ferguson ever asked about the indentation? -
Another popular myth debunked...
Joe Bauer replied to Vince Palamara's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Vince, was the subject of the windshield frame damage ever discussed between you and any of the agents you corresponded with? I'm assuming no because only a handful had enough time around the limo to notice? Do you have any feelings about the damage and whether it was or was not there before the JFK shooting as Greer stated? If the damage was not there before the shooting, are you open minded about the possibility that it could have been created by an impacting bullet? -
The inevitable end result of our last 56 years
Joe Bauer replied to Joseph McBride's topic in Political Discussions
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Merry Christmas everybody. I wish you all a speedy stimulus check. Something this singer could use. Santa Baby - Eartha Kitt with Lyrics - YouTube
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The inevitable end result of our last 56 years
Joe Bauer replied to Joseph McBride's topic in Political Discussions
Thank you WN for posting this. My wife and I had 3 to 4 minutes of barrel laughs reading all the hilarious contents. Nice to start off our covid lockdown stressed day with something so funny and which made us laugh so hard. -
The inevitable end result of our last 56 years
Joe Bauer replied to Joseph McBride's topic in Political Discussions
Very appropriate analogy. Trump truly has been like a mob boss most of his adult life. He uses their same lingo, uses their same negotiation tactics- make em an offer they can't refuse. Punish them if they do. He hires a tough talking mob like consigliere to handle his dirty work for 10 years - Michael Cohen. Then when his right hand man capo Cohen turns on him ( like Sammy "the BULL" Gravano did to John Gotti) Trump publicly labels Cohen with the ultimate Mob threat insult..."RAT!" There is a remarkable You Tube video of David Letterman interviewing Trump back in October, 2013. At one point Letterman asks Trump if he has had to deal with members of New York City organized crime. At first Trump makes a joke of the question and says grudingly "maybe one." Pressed more on the question Trump then admits it was more than just "one" and adds this incredibly shocking mob complimenting statement. "i have on occassion met some of those people...and let me tell you, some of them ...are very nice people." Think about Trump's mob complimenting comment for a few seconds. A future president of the United States saying some ( let alone any) members of America's violent organized crime syndicates "are very nice people." ??? Check out this mob compliment interview below. Trump's "very nice people" proclamation comments begin at the 6 minute, 50 second mark. The entire interview is revelatory. Trump admits to being a "brat" his whole childhood and claims he made very good grades in school. Donald Trump on David Letterman 17 October, 2013 Full Interview -
Another popular myth debunked...
Joe Bauer replied to Vince Palamara's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Wouldn't one think that whoever was responsible for JFK's limo ( in this case S.A. Geis ) might have asked ( demanded ) the owners of the "Empire Garage" Lincoln Mercury dealership in New York repair the very visible and unsightly damage they caused ( according to Geis's statement ) to the inside of the limo windshield frame? If any of us took our own personal car to a dealer repair business and got our car back with this hideous 5 or 6 inch wide metal twisting around a 1/2 inch or more deep indentation hole, would we not immediately demand they fix it? We are talking the number one public display show car for the President of the United States! Used and showcased both here and abroad! A car that took an unprecedent amount of advanced Ford corporation redesign and alteration work to build and $200, 000 more government money to enhance even further. S.A. Geis's indentation provenance statement including the ignoring of the windshield frame damage and it's repair for more than two years ... is preposterous. -
The inevitable end result of our last 56 years
Joe Bauer replied to Joseph McBride's topic in Political Discussions
"At this point there's no telling what the president might do in the next month," says a former Northern Command (NORTHCOM) commander, one who has been intimately involved in the development of domestic civil planning. "Though I'm confident that the uniformed military leadership has their heads screwed on right, >>>>> the craziness is unprecedented <<<<< and the possibilities are endless." The retired flag officer also requested anonymity because he is actively advising senior officers and is not authorized to speak on the record. In some ways the military has already gotten dragged into the issue. Retired Lt. General Michael Flynn, President Trump's first national security advisor and a recently pardoned felon, publicly broached the subject of martial law on the conservative channel Newsmax last week, saying that the president should use the military to seize voting boxes and "rerun" the election in certain states. "He could take military capabilities and he could ... basically rerun an election," Flynn said. "The president has to plan for every eventuality because we cannot allow this election and the integrity of our election to go the way it is.'' Flynn's suggestion has been openly condemned by numerous retired officers. Lt. Col. Lawrence Wilkerson, former chief of staff to Secretary of State Colin Powell, said on MSNBC that Flynn was a "disgrace to his uniform." -
Another popular myth debunked...
Joe Bauer replied to Vince Palamara's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Ms. P.B. I thought you had retired from posting since I haven't seen you here in so long. You are the resident expert on the JFK limo. I know you have different takes on it's place in the overall case. Including the windshield frame indentation. I don't know however, if I ever read your take on S.A. Greer and his Warren Commission testimony regards his not noticing the windshield frame damage until the day after 11,22,1963? I think I read where you don't think the indentation is as important as I and others think it is and was not made by a bullet. Also, do you accept S.S. Geis's claim that the indentation was made 2 years previous to 11,22,1963 and was the result of some work being done in a shop outside of Washington D.C.? -
The inevitable end result of our last 56 years
Joe Bauer replied to Joseph McBride's topic in Political Discussions
The Stock market is going up again today! Furthering it's mercurial climb to all time record levels. Most of the country is in the most severe lockdown status ever. California is a state wide ghost town! It looks like Super Bowl Sunday on the freeways and in every downtown. Reminds me of the day JFK was shot. Everybody staying home to watch TV. Every travel and tourism related business is either shut down completely or darn close to it. 80+% of our areas restaurants are closed and the rest are just barely staying afloat with take out. Only our fast food drive through and Pizza delivery ones are still doing well. 20 out of 2 to 300? Every hotel and motel is almost empty. Our largest hotel ( The Lodge at Pebble Beach) is completely shut down. A month ago they let go almost 1,000 employees. Just read where the Cruise line business may never come back and if so not until 2030. Car sales are dead. No one has any money to buy. Which means car insurance companies and finance companies are taking 50% loss hits as well. Probably 80% or more of every type of business in this country are taking hits they have never even imagined being possible and this has been going on for almost a year now. Yet the stock market has exploded to levels beyond even the so-called record low unemployment and high job creation greatness Trump publicly bragged about 5 times a day for years? Yes, some can give all the reasons why the stock market is immune to the almost unbelievable entire national business and job market collapse. The opposite of Trump's excuse as to why it was so high before. Oh, the new vaccines will turn it all around in 6 months. That's it! Also the massive increase in stay at home, watching TV and binge eating food sales? Home movie rentals? Anti-depressant drug sales? No. Even all of those areas of consumer need fulfillment interests are not enough to explain the record stock market explosion and we know it. It will take several hard time years for American business and job markets to get even close to pre-pandemic levels. The stock market is being manipulated imo, BIG TIME. To keep Wall Street and the largrest corporate interests safe from the same fate as half our nation's citizens whose lives have never been so devastated financially and socially. -
The inevitable end result of our last 56 years
Joe Bauer replied to Joseph McBride's topic in Political Discussions
Isn't it obvious that when Trump stalled on any stimulus action before the election he was trying to figure out how to use the package to his advantage politically. It seems he wasn't sure how to do this with a guaranteed result in his favor. I sense he (Trump) kept thinking that the huge majority of Americans stressed the most by the Covid crush were lower income people and including blacks and Hispanics. Ethnic groups he knew were not going to vote for him in the majority anyway and not at all with black voters. Trump has always tried to block federal aid to Democratic party favoring states. Especially states with large black population cities. If Trump could, he would only allow federal aid to states that vote Republican. This 8 month long cut off of "any" direct financial assistance to 10's of millions of super stressed Covid citizens has been a national travesty, if not a crime against humanity. 8 long months! Many top economists were publicly saying such and pleading for more direct stimulus help to these millions months ago, not just to prevent these millions of hurting Americans from falling deeper and deeper in stressing debt, but to also help the overall business economy of the entire country. Trump and McConnell and all the other Republicans simply ignored these pleas and warnings. This 8 month long cut off while 40 to 50 million Americans (or maybe even double that ) have been financially and even socially stressed more than at any times in their lives is the essence of government malfeasance, "purposely initiated" which makes it the essence of cruelty as well. This latest Trump publicity stunt with his phony caring promotion of a larger direct payment stimulus check amount is a shameless act of disingenuous desperateness that no one believes is born out of sincere empathy for the millions of Americans who needed this kind of help every month for the last 8! It's far too late presentation makes it the ultimate act of cynical cruelty. -
The inevitable end result of our last 56 years
Joe Bauer replied to Joseph McBride's topic in Political Discussions
Steve, I agree. I seriously think this is the Revenge In Chief's thoughts and motivation. As Michael Cohen ( his consigliere and closest confidant for 10 years ) stated in his tell-all book about Trump, he likes to get back at those who contested, criticised or caused him to not get anything he wanted. Vindictive to the point of sadistic pleasure. -
The inevitable end result of our last 56 years
Joe Bauer replied to Joseph McBride's topic in Political Discussions
Millions of unemployed ( on the rolls and not ) are behind in their rents, car payments and probably many other basic need payments. $600 for a single head of household or $1200 for a married couple won't touch the amounts they owe. Like me the last stimulus check. My 2007, 185,000 mileage car broke down the day I received my check. $1,400 repair bill the next day. $1,400 I didn't have before the check. Yes, the check covered 85% of the car repair bill and I was grateful to get it. But times are 3,4 and 5X more dire financially for millions of covid income loss Americans now versus 8 months ago ( my wife and daughter lost their jobs due to Covid by the summer ) and they ( the McConnell Republicans ) cut these checks in half? Even people who voted for Trump ( must be millions as well ) are in this covid lost income stress and they don't care that the people they supported and voted for are screwing them like this...with their own money? Wall Street, millionaire farmers, race horse owners, Tom Brady ... no problem giving them big chunk bailouts. But millions of super stressed working class and lower Americans? $600? That wouldn't cover McConnell's monthly housekeeper costs. From our very own Marie Antoinette minded Mitch McConnell .... "Let them eat cake!" Dicken's Scrooge reincarnate ... "Are there no workhouses?" -
Truths 99% of Americans will never know about or care to know about. Too heavy to face and deal with.