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If Hillary had won, I'm sure you'd've called me a traitor and a conspiracy theorist for going after Comey, Strzok, Page, Yates and Lynch with their official, gubmint-sanctioned narrative by putting forth reasoned, tangible evidence they used the most highly classified spy apparatus in the world to surveil opposition presidential candidates.

Amid all your misfires, false claims, broken logic and attacks, you claim to be an engineer. (Woo-woo!) See below, and please tell me how the inside-the=command-module-in-low-earth orbit pictures manifested representative technology of the 1960s while the outer closer resembles a homeless shelter under some weather-battered bridge?

Who's to say all the things you'd like to have seen among the Apollo "successes" never happened? As I've shown many times, even if you don't like any of the many Internet search engines, there are thousands of pictures in the film repository. Show us in the official pictures your hoped-for MET and motorcycle! I'm sure they wouldn't have missed showing off that expensive non-metric engineering if it had really accompanied any landing on the moon. It apparently hit a sore spot with you that it never made it to the moon, at least on Apollo 8-17.

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How can I top that, man. I did a bunch of strut work myself over the years, lol. And for one, I was an engineering designer, not an engineer. There’s a big difference, I was a make it happen mf’er among other things besides engineering concepts. I often was an archival photographer on projects too, so I understand what you’re getting at as far as pictures. True story: I was watching the x-files show one night and they mentioned one of my projects. They thought it was alien technology. Naw, just some Ohio country boy representing, lol.