I don’t know how many people taking orders from CIA/FBI actually vote in US elections, or the extent to which they are asked to vote in a block, like a labor union. But I got the idea the other day that if they were supposed to vote for HRC, and if that was included in pre-election polling, and if they went to the polls on election day and simply didn’t fill in a choice for POTUS, then that might explain the surprising pattern of results that was observed – extra low votes at the top of the ticket for HRC, compared to predictions. That’s just a wild theory. The last minute revelations about the Anthony Weiner e-mails could also have reflected some disgruntled FBI people unhappy about letting that investigation drop. They don’t like to let investigations drop.

The pick I tweet replied to with the French special op soldier was a photo op. Hollandaise is getting a lot of NATO pressure to do more military spending & fighting. I felt that the soldier was slightly making fun of the silliness in it, using inappropriate machine gun/pose.

The 10 most dangerous jobs for men https://t.co/765LgS8fNh

— CNBC Make It (@CNBCMakeIt) January 10, 2017

No context…I had the idea that some Twitter accounts were managed for the users and some were only edited. When I looked at @TomJackmanWP I thought it was a real user. Was that because I was actually looking at content that u had selected??

Prefer not to know.

— Tom Jackman (@TomJackmanWP) January 20, 2017

Shadowproof closes all of their comments after a few days. Don’t know why.

What makes u feel like u are stuck, going in circles?