we have to have expedition. if there s an argument at the supreme court, it can be done immediately. look how fast they re taking on cases. they took on an abortion case quickly, the vaccine mandate case. it will be argued january 7th, weeks away. no reason this couldn t be argued in weeks if there was going to be an argument. remember, this is a case, they don t have to take the case. they could say it is so obvious what the decision is, they don t have to take it. speed is important. that s been the strategy here, delay, delay, delay. i want to go back to the clip i played. i don t know if you caught what the fox news host said in the clip to jim jordan. it was an aside. but it is worth repeating. he says looks like the january 6th committee who didn t want you on them might want you in front of them to take questions, almost positioning it, they didn t want you, now they ve come crawling back, when no, that was the point.
Article Contributed by Alan Sheckter | Published on Wednesday, May 26, 2021
The gestalt theory of the whole is more than the sum of its parts,” was in evidence in Sonoma County, California, on May 22, as the so-called Tree of Life Band delivered a dandy of a benefit show. The group was a one-time conglomerate in support of the
Tree of Life Fund, which supports children and young adults living with profound developmental disabilities. The ensemble included the three core members of Midnight North (Elliott Peck, Grahame Lesh, and Connor O’Sullivan), Jackie Greene, Alex Nelson, David Simon-Baker, Jeremy Hoenig, and Brian Lesh. The band emanated profound power, precision, and intuitive nonverbal communication throughout, with almost everyone taking lead vocals during the course of the night, which featured mostly cover tunes, some more obscure than others.
hear them moaning and groaning. a gun battle breaks out between hennard and police officers. he would stick his head out every once in a while and fire a round at us. we would fire back. still hollering at him to put the gun down, to give himself up. he would still say, no, i m killing more people. morris fires 15 rounds, wounding hennard before he runs out of ammunition. after you hit him once and saw him flinch and he d still come back shooting at you, and you d think, damn, why don t you go down? he quickly exits the restaurant to reload. as he is crawling back, a shot rings out. hennard with one round left in the clip shot himself in the right temple. in ten minutes, hennard killed 22 people, not including himself. eight men and 14 women.
could see that the we could hear them moaning and groaning. g reporter: a he would stick his head out every once in a while with his weapon and fire a round at us. we would fire back. still hollering at him to put the gun down, to give himself up. he would still say, no, i m killing more people. reporter: morris fires 15 rounds, wounding hennard before he runs out of ammunition. after you hit him once and saw him flinch and he d still come back shooting at you, and you d think, damn, why don t you go down? reporter: he quickly exits the restaurant to reload. as he is crawling back, a shot rings out. hennard, with one round left in the clip shot, himself in the right temple. in ten minutes, hennard killed 22 people, not including himself. eight men and 14 women.