Story time with, TPark! How droll.
While I am not surprised that you would fixate on gravy, fattie, you suck at guessing my life. I do find it amusing that you would try and lecture me about race considering our past conversations. I remember you trying to sell that there was a genetic link to race and then giving up once haplogroups came up.
I grew up in San Antonio mostly. It's a hugely multicultural city. Thanks for playing though.
No, I said there's a warrior gene then provided you with the evidence.
I'd bet you grew up in a suburb of San Antonio and were shuttled into town under the watchful eye of older siblings and parents, in an SUV, until you got 30 or so and maybe left home, if you ever did that.
Look at you making up a narrative.
lol
You said that was the genetic link to race. It crossed race and skin color was not linked to the gene in question. Then you posted the study where it showed whitey to be geneous. I then pointed out that it was a result of line breeding and minorities were heterogeneous and further that when you look at people of the same skin color in different haplogroups the were all heterogeneous.
It was then that you ran away.
And wrong again. Keep trying though. You reveal more about yourself in this than about me. It is easy to see your bias and worldview through the lens of TPark story time.
BTW, you are not just fat, you are orca fat. I bet you have to pay for sex for any girl under 190 lbs.
That’s what I thought.
Other than a very high ranking FBI agent being demoted to HR.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monoamine_oxidase_A
I'll offer you the same bet I offered FKLA. If you feel confident in your theory about me being fat, you put up a number and I'll wager that I am under it. You're independently wealthy and sure of yourself so this shouldn't be an issue for you. We can agree on a mediator to verify. That keeps us both "anonymous".
Yes or no?
Of course..
Psychiatr Q. 2014 Sep;85(3):257-65. doi: 10.1007/s11126-013-9287-x.
The 2-repeat allele of the MAOA gene confers an increased risk for shooting and stabbing behaviors.
Beaver KM1, Barnes JC, Boutwell BB.
Author information
Abstract
There has been a great deal of research examining the link between a polymorphism in the promoter region of the MAOA gene and antisocial phenotypes. The results of these studies have consistently revealed that low activity MAOA alleles are related to antisocial behaviors for males who were maltreated as children. Recently, though, some evidence has emerged indicating that a rare allele of the MAOA gene-that is, the 2-repeat allele-may have effects on violence that are independent of the environment. The current study builds on this research and examines the association between the 2-repeat allele and shooting and stabbing behaviors in a sample of males drawn from the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health. Analyses revealed that African-American males who carry the 2-repeat allele are significantly more likely than all other genotypes to engage in shooting and stabbing behaviors and to report having multiple shooting and stabbing victims. The limitations of the study are discussed and suggestions for future research are offered.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24326626
So you're 5'5"? and then of course there is the whole thing of you being unreliable.
Way to ignore my actual arguments, fattie. That wiki gives no link of the gene to race.
Nothing came of these texts...except one of the FBI's top counterintelligence agents being removed from the special counsel team and placed in human resources
I should have read the rest of the thread before respondingOther than a very high ranking FBI agent being demoted to HR.
The more information that comes out from the OIG investigation into the politicization of the FBI/DOJ the more I am convinced that Mueller purposely assembled a team of Hillary supporters knowing the OIG would be investigating them while they investigated muh Russia. Remember that Trump met with Mueller privately the day before Mueller was named special counsel.
oiw, FACTS don't matter, evidence-based facts, won't matter to you, since it's your ox getting gored.
You're not alone. 10Ms of people believe what Fox/Breitbat/AJones tells them. You're right there with them.
Obviously the Democrat senator will call for the investigation to be shut down.
HE'S ON Q'S LIST
Ex-CIA head: It’s ‘scary’ that Don Jr. is peddling FBI conspiracies — and shows the probe isn’t ‘going to a happy place’
Former head of the CIA, Retired Gen. Michael Hayden, on Wednesday told CNN’s Don Lemon that
Donald Trump Jr.’s stoking of an anti-Trump FBI conspiracy is “scary,”
arguing it’s “an appeal to the heart of autocracy.”
“I have to confess when I first heard that this evening it is scary, that is an appeal to the heart of autocracy and challenging the patriotism for the folks who work in the United States government,”
We’re now seeing a constant attack,
not just from the president but, as was suggested just a few minutes ago, from other members of the party,
attacking ins utions of the american government.
It’s those ins utions, the rule of law, the processes that keep us a free people.”
https://www.rawstory.com/2017/12/ex-cia-head-its-scary-that-don-jr-is-peddling-fbi-conspiracies-and-shows-the-probe-isnt-going-to-a-happy-place/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaig n=Feed%3A+TheRawStory+%28The+Raw+Story%29
Maxine Waters Connects the Dots on Trump, Deutsche Bank, and Russia
Mueller’s bank subpoenas could shed light on Trump associates’ ties to Russian money-laundering.
Representative Maxine Waters, the California Democrat who is the ranking member on the House Committee on Financial Services, has been pushing since March to connect dots that could link Donald Trump, his associates, Germany’s Deutsche Bank, and Russian oligarchs.
Now it appears she’s getting some help from Robert Mueller, the Russiagate special counsel, whose office has issued a subpoena to Deutsche Bank over accounts linked to various associates of the president.
The twin efforts could determine whether or not various members of Trump’s inner circle benefited from
the flow of money-laundered funds from Russian oligarchs, through Germany and Cyprus, to Trump-linked businesses and people in Trump’s inner circle, including Jared Kushner, the president’s son-in-law.
To understand why this might be important, consider two facts:
First, Deutsche Bank was caught red-handed in a money-laundering scheme that involved $10 billion in dirty money from Russian oligarchs, and in 2017 it was forced to pay fines totaling $671 million to New York’s Department of Financial Services, Britain’s Financial Conduct Authority, and the US Federal Reserve.
Second, since the 1990s the German financial colossus has been Donald Trump’s personal go-to piggybank, which has supplied Trump and his companies with a staggering $3.5 billion in loans and loan-guarantee agreements since 1998.
For Waters, and perhaps for Mueller, too, the question is: Are these two things related?
If so, does President Trump have a hidden obligation to Russia or to Russian oligarchs?
And why did the official US investigation of Deutsche Bank’s illegal transactions,
conducted under the au es of Jeff Sessions’s Justice Department,
go “dormant” earlier this year?
https://www.thenation.com/article/ma...nk-and-russia/
The Unraveling
Former FBI Assistant Director James Kallstrom agrees with Don Jr
“I think recent events, that I’m aware of, are going to improve that, because there’s going to be something actually something that’s going to happen in my view,”
“I think there’s a lot of patriots that have just had it up to here, with what’s going on. And they’re to step forward and tell people what the shenanigans have been, how they shut down the Clinton Foundation investigation, how other things, you know, were done that are so anti what the FBI and United States is all about,”
and
Especially when nothing actually happens.
You don't even realize you're being manipulated.
McCabe draws blank on Democrats’ funding of Trump dossier, new subpoenas planned
Congressional investigators tell Fox News that Tuesday’s seven-hour interrogation of Deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe contained numerous conflicts with the testimony of previous witnesses, prompting the Republican majority staff of the House Intelligence Committee to decide to issue fresh subpoenas next week on Justice Department and FBI personnel.
While HPSCI staff would not confirm who will be summoned for testimony, all indications point to demoted DOJ official Bruce G. Ohr and FBI General Counsel James A. Baker, who accompanied McCabe, along with other lawyers, to Tuesday’s HPSCI session.
The issuance of a subpoena against the Justice Department’s top lawyer could provoke a new cons utional clash between the two branches, even worse than the months-long tug of war over do ents and witnesses that has already led House Speaker Paul Ryan to accuse DOJ and FBI of “stonewalling” and HPSCI Chairman Devin Nunes, R-Calif., to threaten contempt-of-Congress citations against Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein and FBI Director Christopher Wray.
“It’s hard to know who’s telling us the truth,” said one House investigator after McCabe’s questioning.
Fox News is told that several lawmakers participated in the questioning of McCabe, led chiefly by Rep. Trey Gowdy, R-S.C.
Sources close to the investigation say that McCabe was a “friendly witness” to the Democrats in the room, who are said to have pressed the deputy director, without success, to help them build a case against President Trump for obstruction of justice in the Russia-collusion probe. “If he could have, he would have,” said one participant in the questioning.
Investigators say McCabe recounted to the panel how hard the FBI had worked to verify the contents of the anti-Trump “dossier” and stood by its credibility. But when pressed to identify what in the salacious do ent the bureau had actually corroborated, the sources said, McCabe cited only the fact that Trump campaign adviser Carter Page had traveled to Moscow. Beyond that, investigators said, McCabe could not even say that the bureau had verified the dossier’s allegations about the specific meetings Page supposedly held in Moscow.
The sources said that when asked when he learned that the dossier had been funded by the Hillary Clinton campaign and the Democratic National Committee, McCabe claimed he could not recall – despite the reported existence of do ents with McCabe’s own signature on them establishing his knowledge of the dossier’s financing and provenance.
The decision by HPSCI staff to subpoena Ohr comes as he is set to appear before the Senate Intelligence Committee, which is conducting its own probe of Russian interference in the 2016 election.
Until earlier this month, when Fox News began investigating him, Ohr held two les at DOJ: associate deputy attorney general, a post that placed him four doors down from his boss, Rosenstein; and director of the Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Forces (OCDETF), a program described by the department as “the centerpiece of the attorney general’s drug strategy.”
Ohr will retain his OCDETF le but was stripped of his higher post and ousted from his office on the fourth floor of “Main Justice.” Department officials confirmed that Ohr had withheld from superiors his secret meetings in 2016 with Christopher Steele, the former British spy who authored the dossier with input from Russian sources; and with Glenn Simpson, the founder of Fusion GPS, the opposition research firm that hired Steele with funds supplied by the Hillary Clinton campaign and the Democratic National Committee.
Subsequently, Fox News disclosed that Ohr’s wife Nellie, an academic expert on Russia, had worked for Fusion GPS through the summer and fall of 2016.
Former FBI Director James Comey, testifying before the House in March, described the dossier as a compendium of “salacious and unverified” allegations against then-candidate Donald Trump and his associates. The Nunes panel has spent much of this year investigating whether DOJ, under then-Attorney General Loretta Lynch, used the dossier to justify a foreign surveillance warrant against Page, a foreign policy adviser to the Trump campaign.
DOJ and FBI say they have cooperated extensively with Nunes and his team, including the provision of several hundred pages of classified do ents relating to the dossier. The DOJ has also made McCabe available to the House Judiciary Committee for a closed-door interview on Thursday.
The Justice Department and FBI declined to comment for this report.
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2017...s-planned.html
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