Speyside
9 years ago
That's odd for a Kenyan.
DrafterX
9 years ago
well, what's the word for a kenyan turban then..?? 😕
TMCTLT
9 years ago

I never said I was ok with it. I thought it was stupid and reckless.

But if that's your idea of the next great evil, you're living in a sheltered world.

victor809 wrote:




But....but I like my sheltered World dang it 🌫
Covfireman
9 years ago

I never said I was ok with it. I thought it was stupid and reckless.

But if that's your idea of the next great evil, you're living in a sheltered world.

victor809 wrote:



Yet, you'll still vote for her . I think that shows a weakness in everyone's morals . The big question is how long did you think about it before you lost your own honesty?
Speyside
9 years ago
Prolly turban or kilemba. English and Swahili are the primary languages spoke in Kenya.
DrafterX
9 years ago
well, whatever it was he was wearing a dress with it... 😟
Speyside
9 years ago
That would make sense.
victor809
9 years ago
I have not said who I will vote for, nor have I made a decision. It says a lot that you are assuming who I will vote for.
DrafterX
9 years ago
🤔
what does it say..?? 😕
Speyside
9 years ago
The alt right knows you will vote for Hillary! The alt left knows you will vote for Trump!
DrafterX
9 years ago
It says alot about Victor for thinking it says alot that somebody is assuming who he will vote for... and stuff... 😟
Burner02
9 years ago
How does it go?

I can't remember or is it I don't recall.
banderl
9 years ago
The words ``I don't remember'' or their equivalents occurred at least 124 times in Reagan's eight hours of testimony. The lapses in memory ranged from the identity of Rep. Lee Hamilton, chairman of the House Intelligence Committee during several of the key years of Reagan's presidency, to the central conclusions of the Tower Commission, which Reagan appointed to investigate the Iran-contra affair.

Yahoo
banderl
9 years ago
Former President Ronald Reagan, in testimony made public Thursday, said he had no recollection of ever being told that profits from Iran weapons sales were diverted to the Nicaraguan contras, and that he ``never had any inkling`` White House aide Oliver North was secretly helping the guerrillas.

Reagan, who was subpoenaed by the defense in the upcoming trial of his onetime national security adviser, John Poindexter, neither clearly exonerated Poindexter nor critically undermined his defense. Nor did his videotaped testimony do much to answer questions about who authorized the diversion at a time when such aid to the contras was illegal.

But his deposition did reveal startling gaps in the memory of the 79-year-old former president. In all, Reagan said ``I don`t recall`` or ``I can`t remember`` 88 times in the eight hours of testimony taken Feb. 16-17 in Los Angeles.

At one point, Reagan said he could not identify Gen. John Vessey, who served for more than three years as his chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. At other times, he said he could not identify a picture of contra leader Adolfo Calero, could not recall a shipment of Hawk missiles to Iran in November 1985, had no memory of signing one presidential finding relating to the shipment of weapons to Iran and had only the slightest recollection of signing a second such finding.

Chicago Tribune



88 or 124 what difference does it make?
DrafterX
9 years ago
Poor Ronnie. .. 😞
Gene363
9 years ago

Regan has a real excuse, he had alzheimer disease.
frankj1
9 years ago
nah, baloney.
Burner02
9 years ago

The words ``I don't remember'' or their equivalents occurred at least 124 times in Reagan's eight hours of testimony. The lapses in memory ranged from the identity of Rep. Lee Hamilton, chairman of the House Intelligence Committee during several of the key years of Reagan's presidency, to the central conclusions of the Tower Commission, which Reagan appointed to investigate the Iran-contra affair.

Yahoo

banderl wrote:




Living in the past. Recommend you be more focused on the future.

And as far as Reagan, I will take his eight years over anyone since if we are comparing.
banderl
9 years ago
That's our history.
The patron saint of the right wingers was a lowlife liar.
They all lie, but he was exceptionally proficient at it.
DrafterX
9 years ago
Wow... you suck... 😟
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