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Rob Sherman Killed in Small Plane Crash

 

McHenry County authorities confirmed Monday that Robert I. Sherman -- the famous and controversial atheist, activist, aviator and occasional political candidate -- died when his plane crashed into a field near Marengo over the weekend.

 

http://www.dailyherald.com/article/20161212/news/161219711/

 

 

Athiest responsible for many many crosses, Creches etc etc removed across the nation.

 

Has he requested, that no one pray for him? Is there a dead atheist memorial service...or is there just...the eternal void? I wonder how many atheists...at the point of death...might think, "Ooops...I might be wrong..."

 

 

Well, If I remember it was his wife that said in the article to make the best of this life (paraphrasing) cause despite popular opinion - it's the only one you get.

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I'm qualified....some even say eminently....i r competent... I'm not doing much. + I think it would be a great way to meet chicks. So Vote For Me!

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13 Times Russian Hackers Sabotaged Clinton’s Presidential Campaign

http://dailycaller.com/2016/12/13/13-times-russian-hackers-sabotaged-clintons-presidential-campaign/

 

 

Many conservatives and Trump supporters have been dismissive of the possibility that interference by Russian hackers changed the outcome of the 2016 election. But they would do well to rethink things. Even a cursory look at the events of the past few years reveals Russian meddling was absolutely decisive in denying Clinton her rightful position as president-elect.

Here’s a quick rundown of 13 major moments where Clinton’s seemingly invincible presidential campaign was brought down thanks Russian hacking efforts:

 

1996: Russian Spetsnaz special forces pepper Clinton with sniper rifle fire as she lands in Sarajevo after the Bosnian War. Shortly after, Russian hackers destroy all video footage of this event, replacing it with fake news accounts that Clinton’s visit was peaceful. Clinton’s unbelievable bravery in Bosnia is subsequently disbelieved.

Jan. 28, 2009: Russia-financed black hat hackers in Donetsk, Ukraine, hack Clinton’s personal Blackberry and modify the emails she sends. An email demanding that Clinton follow all Department of State email rules is quietly deleted, and replaced with a spoof email demanding the creation of a private email server stored at her personal home in New York.

 

May 2013: A Russian hack of Clinton’s teleprompter modifies her speech to Banco Itau, altering her speech to say that her dream is “open borders” with the entire Western Hemisphere, instead of her original dream of “safe, well-regulated borders.”

 

May, 2015: Rudolph Epstein, a minor Clinton staffer co-opted by a Russian hacker’s girlfriend, convinces Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook to outsource the campaign’s decision-making to a computer program named Ada. The program, though, is simply the work of hackers from Novosibirsk, who use it as a vehicle to sabotage Clinton’s campaign while promoting various fake news storylines. The program steadily supplies Clinton with terrible ideas, such as printing off literal “woman cards” and joking about wiping her email server “with a cloth.”

 

Dec. 22, 2015: A group of Moscow hackers gain access to Clinton’s campaign website, posting an embarrassing fake news article about how “Hillary Clinton is just like your abuela.” This fake news damages Clinton’s campaign by causing an unjustified backlash from the public who regard it as ethnic pandering by Clinton.

 

March 13, 2016: A Russian spy in Clinton’s campaign swaps out her primary debate notes with doctored copies produced by Russian intelligence. The doctored notes include a line saying Clinton wants to put coal miners out of work, which Clinton mistakenly reads, alienating working class whites across the country.

 

March 15, 2016: The same Russian spy implants electrodes on an unsuspecting Clinton’s neck as she takes a nap, causing her to later bark like a dog during a rally in Reno, Nevada.

 

Sept. 7, 2016: Revolutionary Russian technology allows hackers to “hack” Clinton’s memories, causing her to forget entirely about the Benghazi attack and claim no Americans have died in Libya.

 

Sept. 11, 2016: Biologists tied to the Russian space agency, Roscosmos, use satellites to broadcast damaging rays directly into Clinton’s brain stem, causing her to abruptly collapse at a Sept. 11 memorial service after just 90 minutes outside in mild weather.

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I'm qualified....some even say eminently....i r competent... I'm not doing much. + I think it would be a great way to meet chicks. So Vote For Me!

 

These celebutards do not embarrass easily...do they? Just a short time ago they produced a similar video with an impassioned Progressive Socialist campaign plea for Killary. Their judgment...that we need herding and their elite advice...for our own good...was dumped for Trump. I'm wondering how...according to their own partisan qualifications...Barky was ever able to survive the good conscience of the College of Electors? He certainly was one of the MOST eminently unqualified men to EVER become pResident...and he proved it without restraint over 8...long...years.

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Muslim Terrorist Army Inside The USA

 

FUQRA FILES: Learn More on Would-Be Jihadists in the US http://www.clarionproject.org/analysis/fuqra-files-learn-more-would-be-jihadists-us

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How will Russia handle the assassination of an Ambassador?

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdCvaxPnICI&feature=player_embedded

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Clinton Archipelago

 

 

https://i.imgur.com/oAlVHGU.png

 

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What jury duty with Secretary of State nominee Rex Tillerson was like...

http://www.worldtribune.com/what-jury-duty-with-secretary-of-state-nominee-rex-tillerson-was-like/

 

 

One of our first tasks was to choose our jury foreman. Perhaps it was his business suit, his impressive stature, or his charisma, but almost everyone in that jury room suggested that this middle-aged man with greying hair was likely the most fit for the task.

‘Thanks, but I decline. I’m not interested in the spotlight,’ he told us. I didn’t think anything of it.

I had just bought my first BlackBerry and used my breaks to catch up on all the emails I was missing from my week at the courthouse. I recall leaving the jury room on a break with this man and remarking how busy I was and how much work I had to do. He smiled as he sat and read the paper.

From the first day of jury selection, we all noticed another suited man always present in the courtroom. His presence was intriguing due to the ear piece in his ear. While grabbing lunch at Denton County Independent Hamburger on the square the 2nd day of the trial, we noticed this mysterious man dining with our fellow juror who declined the foreman spot. The intrigue grew and it was the talk of the jury – who were these men?

Finally, during a break in the jury room, one juror had the nerve to ask; ‘Who are you? And what do you do?’

Our fellow jury member was reading the paper again and pointed out an article with Exxon in the headlines.

‘I work for them,’ he said humbly. ‘There are a lot of people in this world who hate me for what I do, so they give me and my family guys like that to protect me.’

I immediately felt embarrassed for complaining to him the other day about how much work I had to do. It didn’t take long before a few internet searches revealed that I was serving on this jury with the CEO of Exxon Mobile, Rex Tillerson.

The trial concluded and it was time for the jury to deliberate. The story was heartbreaking and the facts of the case were clear enough to make the majority of the jury convinced of the guilt of this sexual offender of a little girl. But the defense did a good enough job to create a couple of hold-outs. As our deliberations came to a close, it appeared we might have a hung jury.

That’s when Mr. Tillerson began to speak. Humbly, delicately, and without an ounce of condescension toward those who disagreed, he began walking us all through the details of the case. I even recall being moved by his thorough explanation about the nature of doubt and the standards set forth by our justice system. With great patience, this man who strikes multi-billion dollar deals with foreign heads of state brought our scrappy jury together to bring a sexual predator to justice and to deliver justice for a scared and deeply wounded little girl.

A local nonprofit was instrumental in fostering that young girl through this process, providing her counseling and legal help. I was so struck by their mission that I toured their facility the week following the case in order to learn how I could donate and volunteer to their cause.

On a whim, I decided to reach out to Mr. Tillerson to encourage him to do the same. I found an email for him online and sent him a note, touting the role this agency played in our trial and urging him to consider supporting the great work that they do. To my surprise, I received an email back thanking me for my note, my jury service, and ensuring me that he would contact the agency. I later received a call from the director of that nonprofit to let me know that Mr. Tillerson followed-through and gave a generous donation.

I didn’t vote for Trump. This is not an endorsement of Mr. Tillerson for Secretary of State. I’m sure that the coming days and weeks will be filled with speculation and political discussion over this clearly controversial pick for Secretary of State. I certainly appreciate those concerns and the process that ensures significant scrutiny for this important position.

But during a news show tonight, I heard the term ‘corrupt’ applied to this man who I spent five days with back in 2007.

My five days with Rex Tillerson is all I know about this man and his character. And in light of the recent news, I thought this a relevant story to tell.”

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WE'RE ALL GONNA DIE!!! And It's The Electoral Colleges fault

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Reply (Language Alert!!!)

 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONZA9gjE9y8

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The Week in Pictures: Yuletide Edition
Steven Hayward
December 24, 2016

Now I know perfectly well that in a certain region of the country, the salutation right now is more likely to be roll tide! than Yuletide. Whatever. We’re an ecumenical, interfaith site anyway, so we can roll with it. And speaking of whatever, I understand the Pew Research people have found that whatever is the most annoying word of the moment, and I guess so since whatever has become so huge that I can’t even. Personally, I think Pew is a pretty annoying word. In any case, Merry Christmas and happy Hanukah from Power Line, and may Santa actually leave a lump of coal in your stocking to help revive the mining industry. And yes, “Die Hard” IS a Christmas movie!

 

 

 

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Headline of the week:

 

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And finally. . . a very slight departure from format this week (see story below):

 

 

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Now I hate those wind turbines even more!!

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Allen Dershowitz says Trump was right to try to stop Obama:

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ThfDjztyJSc

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THEY TOLD ME IF WE ELECTED DONALD TRUMP THERE’D BE BOOK BURNINGS AT AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES. AND THEY WERE RIGHT! On UCSC’s outrageous mass destruction of books. “In shock, I went down to talk to a librarian.’What happened to all the books? I’d heard some were left.'”

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Scenes From a Graduate School: Did God Survive the Election?