That always just raiser more questions for me. Of course we can’t really see the pass they say occurred from the SS agent to GWB or see him hand it to Laura, so I remain skeptical of that explanation. He appears to be overwhelmed with emotion at the passing of his father’s casket and I see no sign he did anything but stand there. But if something was handed to Laura through two sets of hands in that short period of time she didn’t have time to open an envelope, which takes both hands and her right hand already held the program and is visible as the casket passes. If Jeb’s reaction is due to what she showed him, it had to be something held in the same hand that held what appears to be the program. If she’d received the same kind of envelope as they others, she wouldn’t have picked that exact moment to show it to him (and not to her husband). Jeb’s hand dropping from his heart could have just been because the casket had passed. Whatever happened or didn’t happen with the Bushes, I think it’s different than the envelopes that some others received which were discovered earlier in the funeral.
Hillary clearly opens her envelope and doesn’t have any reaction at all. Biden’s envelope falls out, Jill retrieves it and hands it to him and he fiddles with it but doesn’t open it and only shows the front of the envelope to the people on his right. So whatever was visible on the envelope must have been significant. Although not important enough so for Hillary to interrupt Bill’s BS session to show it to him.
There was an envelope in the Pence’s program but it’s not noticed, on the video at least. Were there others that were not noticed?
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Coronavirus: Compliance with social distancing during early stages linked to working memory, study finds
Fox News ^ | July 12, 2020 | Frank Miles
Posted on 7/12/2020, 11:17:46 PM by familyop
The study, “Working memory capacity predicts individual differences in social-distancing compliance during the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States,” assessed the working memory, personality, mood and fluid intelligence of test subjects; the researchers surveyed 850 U.S. residents between March 13 and March 25...”The decision of whether or not to follow social distancing guidelines is a difficult one,...This decision critically relies on our mental capacity in retaining multiple pieces of potentially conflicting information in our head, which is referred to as working memory capacity,” study author Weizhen Xie (Zane) told PsyPost.