…shouted, pounding the desk after each “never.” Once again he caved and agreed to sign the bill. But he vowed that next time there would be billions upon billions for the Wall or there really would be a shutdown. Really. Really. * Bannon had been here before, so many times. “D...
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… a copy of the rejection and a notation that the offending pages have been removed.” Which is exactly what | did. This time, though, my cover letter to the warden was ignored, and the book was returned, stamped “Unauthorized.” _| had called their bluff. Obviously, McCormick was...
…e ship that temporarily hoisted any flag that would allow it to gain close proximity to its intended prey but it modern times describes a technique employed by espionage service to surreptitiously lure a prospect. As will be more fully discussed in the next chapter, false flags w...
… know, the range of them were all different, majority of them were different, yeah. JS: Did there ever come a point in time when you became aware that a photograph of you had been added to the collection? V: Yes, there was. Ghislaine took several nude photographs of me for Jeff...
… Transaction complete ! When we had our meeting in your home in Bedford. You asked me for my help. I told you multiple times that i thought it was a very bad idea, in that I preferred to have no financial interactions. I dont have many friends and didnt want money to interefer w...
…s really can be solved via a narrow-AI approach, except by having a lot of people try really hard over a long period of time. A question raised by these observations is whether there is some fundamental reason why it’s hard to make an objective, theory-independent measure of int...
…to seek out and kill the enemy force’s leader. The key to their success was mind-training. Over a period of months, sometimes years, the commandos’ se/f-perception was altered. They were taught to believe that they had already died. Since their lives on earth were done, all that...
… a Prince ( bathtub too small even for one adult ). sex slave being paid thousands of dollars. (while at the exact same time, she was working as a hostess in a burger bar ). being lent out to a prime minister though this prime mininster, never out of sight of his massive security...
… conference. One of the reporters asked her to predict my future. She drew a blank, however, explaining that she needed time to meditate. | believe that in show business parlance this is known as “milking the audience.” Finally she said it: “| predict that one day Richard Nixon w...
… the ability to spend 100 hours with a former president just doesn’t happen to many people.” I met Epstein around this time, on the flight out to TED. (Epstein had become an active backer of advanced scientific research and a TED fixture.) A small group assembled at the private...
…ets especially complicated when people experience jealousy as a sexual thing, a turn-on. Most people have a hard enough time discussing their sexuality in the first place. When you add an ingredient as controversial as jealousy, the potential discussions become that much more com...
…e and don't fully understand. I find social justice criticism to be nourishing when it's generous and constructive, sometimes even when it's aggressive -- but sometimes it feels so incredibly destructive. But as I said, I'm not at all the only feminist writer who feels that the c...