Christine M. Blasey Ford: Lethal Peril

Twice Considered Already

Voters (regardless of their party preferences) have little idea about the depth of depravity twice considered by desperate  DNC's leadership: Taking the life of  Dr. Ford to muster immediate sympathy for the icon of abused women before November's midterm elections. Must be very tempting to one multibillionaire noted for bags under his eyes.

1. The first instance was apparent when DNC lawyers had Dr. Ford claim (obviously falsely) that she was afraid of flying.

Had Dr. Ford agreed to drive, be chauffered, be bused, or carried by passenger train across the U.S. to her recent U.S. Senate Hearing, she would obviously have been at risk of serious or even fatal injury at the hands of deranged (hardly conservative psychopaths) such as  (June 14, 2017 - Congressman Steve Scalise Gravely Wounded in Alexandria Baseball Field Ambush, or Jan 31, 2018 Train carrying GOP members of Congress hits garbage truck, one dead.

2. The second instance is, well, right now!  Is Dr. Ford worth more dead than alive to desperate Dem leaders (e.g. Soros)?  

The power of a bipartisan sympathy vote Dr. Ford could eclipse the facts and circumstances of Judge Kavanaugh's obvious innocence.  Could the Dems produce another Stephen Paddock patsy just-in-time (before the mid-terms)?


Considering the recently-demonstrated, extremely lawless  depths of depravity by Democrat lawyers it would be a convenient headline to regain undeserved power.  I would really hate to be in Dr. Ford's shoes right now, or in those of the poor pawn selected to harm her for political gain.

Submarines are always silent and strange.

Thursday Submarine Tidbits 28 May 2015

Category:  An Intense Odor of PC Recruiting Woes for U.S. Navy

Last year the Navy spent $39.6 million on measured media, according to Kantar Media.

The U.S. Navy confirmed today that WPP’s Young & Rubicam is being awarded its new advertising and marketing services account in support of the Navy Recruiting Advertising Program.  In 2000, Y&R was acquired by the WPP Group, a London-based company.

The contract being awarded has an annual value of $84.4 million. The contract contains one “base year” and four one-year optional periods, which if exercised, would bring the contract’s cumulative value to $457,461,287.  source

Why the switch...?

"The U. S. Supreme Court said it would hear an appeal from Campbell-Ewald during which the agency will argue that federal contractors can't be sued under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act.

The court appearance stems from a campaign the agency created for the Navy that involved the sending of text messages through a subcontractor to thousands of cell phones, including one belonging to Jose Gomez. Gomez says he never consented to receiving the texts and filed a class-action lawsuit." [ibid].

Category:  The U.K.'s Faulty? Able Seamen Selection Woes - Part II 

 

Four years ago, M.E. had asked (Part I):  How could a rap musician (Reggie Moondogg) who wrote a series of violent rap lyrics ever be placed in the crew of a nuclear submarine crew in the first place? That question was even raised by a senior member of British Parliament, defense expert Mike Hancock.  here

May 2015 - (Part II):  Able Seaman McNeilly published 18 pages of 30 alleged security and safety flaws with the Trident submarine fleet.  Only one problem, barely qualified on a Vanguard-class submarine of the Royal Navy he is very junior, and hardly in a position to really know whereof he spoke.

"Concerns about Trident raised by Royal Navy submariner William McNeilly were either incorrect, the result of misunderstanding or based on historic events, and safety has not been compromised", Defence Secretary Michael Fallon has said. Britain’s nuclear weapons on his mobile phone and appeared to have been learning Russian before he went absent without leave. here

Submarines are always silent and strange.

The Plum: Most Blinded to Obvious Lack of Diversity

July 17, 2014  |  The Washington Times

The White House has picked the first female general to head the Air Force in the Pacific, which will make her the first non-pilot to command air power in such a large theater of operation.

"Obama picks non-pilot to head Air Force in Pacific Promotion sought in diversity drive"

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And, the President's selection of  4-Star Lori J. Robinson to Lead Pacific Combat Forces points out what has been the most overlooked paradigm in which American voters have been stuck, blindsided for ages:

FACT  1: Gen Lori J. Robinson entered the Air Force in 1982 through the ROTC program at the University of New Hampshire.  (Certainly not a morale booster for congressionally-appointed
graduates of the taxpayer-funded U.S. Air Force Academy).

 
FACT 2: The U.S. Constitution does not require Supreme Court nominees (also nominated by P.O.T.U.S.) to be attorneys.

FACT 3:  Many voters believe only law school graduates are prepared and capable of understanding legal issues involved in Supreme Court cases.  

FACT 4:  Lawyers relish the current paradigm on lifetime, Supreme Court nomination of attorneys only.  It is the pinnacle of success available to no other profession and underscores the prominence of every lawyer above the hoi polloi, and rationale for their hugely powerful lawyer-political network.

FACT 5:  Law professors point out that only highly skilled law school graduates are prepared and capable of understanding legal issues involved in Supreme Court cases.  In fact, law professors have noted that children are not specifically precluded from Supreme Court nomination either, an example equating non-lawyer academics, geaduates and post-graduates (medical doctors and rocket sciences included, to little more than unskilled children).

FACT 6 (killer for the lawyer paradigm supporters):  According to an article published by SLATE, "Why does the court usually decide cases either 9–0 or 5–4?"


Different presidents, but 5-4 decisions have always become controversial precedents.

Submarines are always silent and strange.