Not One In A Hundred Can See This: Take a look at this article. Can you spot the glaring omission? The one missing thing that would make this ethically and morally correct? Most people...

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Take a look at this article. Can you spot the glaring omission? The one missing thing that would make this ethically and morally correct? Most people don't notice or, in some cases, even care about this missing component. Are you one of the more observant among us?

http://thehill.com/policy/national-security/fbi/332882-comey-called-trump-crazy-report

MarvinSussman

Larry the Legend wrote:

Take a look at this article. Can you spot the glaring omission? The one missing thing that would make this ethically and morally correct? Most people don't notice or, in some cases, even care about this missing component. Are you one of the more observant among us?

http://thehill.com/policy/national-security/fbi/332882-comey-called-trump-crazy-report

Sessions had recused himself and then gave Comey a knockout punch. Some recusal!

Big Bass

Larry the Legend wrote:

Take a look at this article. Can you spot the glaring omission? The one missing thing that would make this ethically and morally correct? Most people don't notice or, in some cases, even care about this missing component. Are you one of the more observant among us?

http://thehill.com/policy/national-security/fbi/332882-comey-called-trump-crazy-report

What I found disturbing by its absence, is that there is no mention of Trump's vindication in this surveillance, which has been proved to have occurred. As FBI director at that time, Comey knew full well of its occurrence. He has therefore made some very derogatory and untrue statements about his boss, the POTUS. GOODBYE, Mr. Comey! GOOD RIDDANCE!!
(With this in mind, I can say that Donald J. Trump represents the Republican Party. Its mascot is the elephant. Elephants never forget.)

Larry the Legend Loc: Not hiding in Milton

MarvinSussman wrote:

Sessions had recused himself and then gave Comey a knockout punch. Some recusal!

Nope. That's not it. Not even close.

Larry the Legend Loc: Not hiding in Milton

Big Bass wrote:

What I found disturbing by its absence, is that there is no mention of Trump's vindication of this surveillance, which has been proved to have occurred. As FBI director at that time, Comey knew full well of its occurrence. He has therefore made some very derogatory and untrue statements about his boss, the POTUS. GOODBYE, Mr. Comey! GOOD RIDDANCE!!
(With this in mind, I can say that Donald J. Trump represents the Republican Party. Its mascot is the elephant. Elephants never forget.)

So close! You're almost right there! 'Absence', check! 'Untrue', check! There's one word that perfectly describes what's missing...

Big Bass

Larry the Legend wrote:

So close! You're almost right there! 'Absence', check! 'Untrue', check! There's one word that perfectly describes what's missing...

The truth is most conspicuous by its absence. This whole affair is a good example of "liberalese."

Larry the Legend Loc: Not hiding in Milton

Big Bass wrote:

The truth is most conspicuous by its absence. This whole affair is a good example of "liberalese."

Oops. That's a miss. Forget the actual content of the message. Look for the one thing any article having good moral intent would offer in this context. what we're seeing is a lot of statements being offered as fact without (.............). You know!

Big Bass

Larry the Legend wrote:

Oops. That's a miss. Forget the actual content of the message. Look for the one thing any article having good moral intent would offer in this context. what we're seeing is a lot of statements being offered as fact without (.............). You know!

My favorite word: PROOF.

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Big Bass wrote:

My favorite word: PROOF.

Ding! Congratulations, you win a cookie!

Big Bass

Larry the Legend wrote:

Ding! Congratulations, you win a cookie!

... and, I hope, a beer to wash it down.

Larry the Legend Loc: Not hiding in Milton

Big Bass wrote:

... and, I hope, a beer to wash it down.

Only the best for you, my fine, observant friend, and take one for later:

Big Bass

Larry the Legend wrote:

Only the best for you, my fine, observant friend, and take one for later:

Your taste in brown ales is impeccable. If you have a good beer retailer near you, try the brown ale from Samuel Smith brewery. in Tadcaster, Yorkshire. Another winner.

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Big Bass wrote:

Your taste in brown ales is impeccable. If you have a good beer retailer near you, try the brown ale from Samuel Smith brewery. in Tadcaster, Yorkshire. Another winner.

I actually had the honor and privilege of touring the Boddington brewery in Strangeways, Manchester. We could get Sam smith's brown ale on draft in several places around Salford and Manchester. Boddintgton's bitter is and always has been my all-time favorite. I would accept Newcastle Brown as a close second. Third place goes to Pendle Witch's Brew. Now that's an ale that will definitely knock your socks off. As for lagers, Carlsberg Elephant Beer lives up to its name. You might say I'm something of a beer/ale fanatic.

Big Bass

Larry the Legend wrote:

I actually had the honor and privilege of touring ... (show quote)

"The cream of Manchester"! I had that in England, but the Bod brewed for North America tastes a lot better! I have also had the Witch's Brew - another excellent craft brew. Carlsberg's Elephant is a very high alcohol lager. Treat with respect, or you will feel like that elephant is sitting on your head the next day. Some of the British-brewed micros are relatively low in alcohol (3 - 4%) but have an incredibly wonderful flavor. Trouble is, many brews are only available over there, and I'm unhappy about going, due to the muslim threat. I regard myself as a beer connoisseur.