Posted on 04/14/2018 5:11:44 PM PDT by ransomnote
I’ll look..your asking someone who only found a picture of her great grandmother sitting on a small house porch wearing a full head dress of feathers. I’m very upset my history is gone.
Nephew in computer security..away somewhere????
Here are some great search tips, for narrowing down searches and getting more specific results.
http://time.com/4116259/google-search-2/
1. Use quotes to search for an exact phrase
This one’s a well-known, simple trick: searching a phrase in quotes will yield only pages with the same words in the same order as what’s in the quotes. It’s one of the most vital search tips, especially useful if you’re trying to find results containing a specific a phrase.
2. Use an asterisk within quotes to specify unknown or variable words
Here’s a lesser known trick: searching a phrase in quotes with an asterisk replacing a word will search all variations of that phrase. It’s helpful if you’re trying to determine a song from its lyrics, but you couldn’t make out the entire phrase (e.g. “imagine all the * living for today”), or if you’re trying to find all forms of an expression (e.g. “* is thicker than water”).
3. Use the minus sign to eliminate results containing certain words
You’ll want to eliminate results with certain words if you’re trying to search for a term that’s generating a lot of results that aren’t of interest to you. Figure out what terms you’re not interested in (e.g. jaguar -car) and re-run the search.
4. Search websites for keywords
Think of the “site:” function as a Google search that searches only a particular website. If you want to see every time TIME.com mentioned Google, use the search “Google site:TIME.com”.
5. Search news archives going back to the mid-1880s
Google News has an option to search over 100 years’ worth of archived news from newspapers around the world.
6. Compare items using “vs”
Can’t decide between a burger or pizza for dinner? Type in “rice vs. quinoa,” for example, and you’ll receive side-by-side comparisons of the nutritional facts.
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If you search your favorite food, and then click “Search Tools” right under the search bar, you’ll be able to filter recipes based on ingredients, cook time and calories. It’s the perfect tool if you have certain dietary restrictions.
8. Use “DEFINE:” to learn the meaning of words—slang included
Streamline the dictionary process by using, for example, “DEFINE: mortgage.” For words that appear in the dictionary, you’ll be able to see etymology and a graph of its use over time alongside the definition. Google will even sift the web to define slang words or acronyms. Try out “DEFINE: bae” or “DEFINE: SMH”.
9. Search images using images
Ever come across a photo that looks strangely familiar? Or if you want to know where it came from? If you save the image, and then search it on Google Images (with the camera button), you’ll be able to see similar images on the web.
10. Use the “+” sign to search for items mentioned together:
Here is a search for Rothschild + Nestle
After all their bs about the environment and climate change and spotted owls(ding)and snail darters?
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Boob bait for us bubbas.
After they emerge and really take control of us all, the entire enviro fraud will be used to assess our guilt and justify reparations.
Think ‘Hunger Games’.
And IMO, more likely to come from FBI or DOJ insider. Some reports assign the tip to a local cop who was part of the security detail.
In 1996, James Comey acted as deputy special counsel for the Senate committee investigating the Whitewater scandal. Many connected to Whitewater were arrested and charged, but the Clintons were not. Comey acknowledged Hillary Clinton obstructed the investigation and destroyed evidence, but decided not to prosecute due to lack of "intent".After leaving the Department of Justice in 2005, Comey moved into the private sector, working for Lockheed Martin, the Clinton Global Initiative, and HSBC Holdings, a British bank and long-time partner of the Clinton Foundation. ...
Bill Clinton appointed Loretta Lynch to serve as U.S. Attorney in 1999. From March 2002 to April 2010, Lynch was a litigation partner at Washington law firm Hogan & Hartson LLP that managed numerous legal affairs for the Clintons ...
Here, the mainstream media has been caught in the act of taking orders from a DOJ inappropriately colluding with the FBI to ensure a favorable outcome for a Presidential candidate and former First Lady being investigated for mishandling classified information and following a fraudulent primary
Exposed: Bombshell Media Coverup of Clinton-Lynch Tarmac Meeting | ZACH HALLER | AUGUST 6, 2017
Snakes eating snakes.
Reminder FR was once full of Bushies. We evolved — Others may have too
Thank Q.
May need to post that on a regular basis to bring us ALL up to our best game.
Thanks for sharing.
Charming!
Posobiec was filleted by Wictor long ago.
Poso is a self-promoter, and lied about his security clearance (it had gotten taken away already), just not quite as repulisvely so as Churnovitch.
Centipedes in a jar... (thanks to another thread poster, can’t remember whom).
RE Cannon:
https://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2018/04/15/special_prosecutorial_abuse_136813.html
Special Prosecutorial Abuse
By Carl M. Cannon <<<<
RCP Staff
April 15, 2018
We’re supposed to be reassured that the FBI agents who raided the offices and home of Donald Trump’s personal lawyer, Michael A. Cohen, were, in Cohen’s words, “courteous” and “respectful.”
The president’s attorney was understandably grateful that the agents didn’t replicate the FBI’s tactics at the home of Paul Manafort, Trump’s onetime campaign manager. Busting in before dawn, guns drawn, with a “no knock” warrant while Manafort and his wife were in bed, the agents frisked Mrs. Manafort while she was still in her nightclothes.
Perhaps Cohen thinks if he sounds reasonable, he can appease Robert Mueller, the special prosecutor who ordered Manafort’s arrest, or his other federal prosecutors behind this raid. Or maybe Cohen simply developed the quickest case of Stockholm syndrome in history. Whatever his reasons, a line has been violated. The government is going after lawyers now, as part of an investigation that feels as though policy differences and partisan politics have been criminalized.
Since the day Trump entered political life, liberals, Democratic activists, and media pundits have issued ominous warnings about the coming authoritarianism. When Trump shocked his critics by winning the presidency, this alarm became a crescendo. The “f” word was bandied about: Fascism, we were admonished, was in our future if we didn’t “resist” this presidency.
The resistance has taken many forms: marches and school walkouts; myriad lawsuits against the president; the refusal by Senate Democrats to vote in favor of administration Cabinet nominees; sustained attacks on those appointees who were confirmed; national ad campaigns demanding impeachment; showy resignations from career foreign service officers; leaks of national security information by Obama administration officials; and the suspension of journalistic objectivity by entire news organizations.
(Excerpt) more at link above
We had to trust Booosh. He was all we had.
I agree with both of you. Huma being a child torturing cannibal takes attention off the FACT that she’s a Muslim Brotherhood embed.
Ground crew. Special security considerations required when two VIPs with details in proximity at airports.
arg...all i had to do is read down 2 more posts to get some clarity.
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