Maggie's Farm

I think it does matter. You often here people say what difference does it make because it's too late he has already been elected. But it makes a huge difference. For example if he could not constitutionally be president is anything he has done or signed legal? Another point is he didn't do this alone, there is a vast cabal out there that has engineered this the greatest fraud in history. Who did it? What else did they conspire to do? Who knowingly covered it up after the fact and why? The answer to these questions would not only require some perp walks and jail time but it might well expose what amounts to a secret society. My feeling here is, just as I explain to my kids and grandkids, that I can tell when you are lying. I may not know exactly what the lie is or the exact truth but I can tell when you are lying. And Obama and his minions are lying, have been lying for years (probably since Aug 4, 1961) and their lies amount to a conspiracy to bring down the constitutional republic of the United States. Exposing this fraud and the greater conspiracy behind it may be the most important thing we can do.

Most native Americans died from disease. No smallpox blankets were given to them or snuck into their wigwam they got the diseases the same way humans have always gotten them. Some historians have stated that the European immigrants had an immunity to these diseases so they lived while the Indians without that immunity died. Not true. During the 400-500 years (depending on how you count. Far more of the immigrants died from these diseases then Indians. Until the beginning of the 20th century it was common for half of all children to die from childhood diseases before reaching the age of 21. There was a significant difference in how the disease ran through an indian population in that they didn't have any knowledge of how to care for the sick (what do you do for someone with smallpox in 1492?) so few of them got better by themselves. A little known fact is that there were some diseases from the new world that were unknown in Europe, so the natives had some revenge. One new world disease, syphilis, was transmitted on a blanket (or under it or maybe near one).
But most of the violence that resulted in Indian deaths also resulted in immigrant deaths. It is likely that the Indians pretty much killed as many immigrants as immigrants killed Indians.

I had my wisdom teeth extracted by a military dentist. He had never done one before and was looking for more experience. Two dentists in fact, neither had any experience with wisdom teeth and the second dentist wanted to observe. They scheduled me for an hour and were gong to take out both lower wisdom teeth. My lower wisdom teeth were impacted and the roots kind of wrapped around making a good grip on the bone or whatever they attach to. SO they cut it in half and began to pull on one of the halves with no success. They consulted and decided to cut it into 4ths but the dentist by now was impatient since my hour was almost up and the tooth was still solidly in my jaw. So he took a short cut and after cutting one of the halves nearly through he tried to break it with an odd shaped tool. It looked a lot like a broken and twisted screwdriver. He was a small man and got onto the chair with me in a kind of "cowgirl" position and the observing dentist stood looking over his shoulder. He applied as much force and torque as his small frame allowed and promptly slipped and sent the bent and broken screwdriver into my gums just behind my wisdom tooth. I felt my mouth fill with something warm and noticed the observer suddenly turn away with a very bad look on his face like he had seen something scary. The dentist looked at me, still sitting on my lap and asked if I was OK. I actually felt nothing and so I gurgled to him to continue. After cleaning up the blood and getting it to stop bleeding the dentist went back to the drill/grinder to cut the two halves into four fourths and once this was done he was able to pull each piece of the broken tooth out. By now it was about two hours into the hour appointment and a LTC was also in the room looking over the other shoulder of my now very concerned dentist. They packed something into the hole from the tooth and the hole from the broken screwdriver and then he asked me if I slept in an upper or lower bunk. I replied "upper" and he said as he gave me some pills to take them "after" I climbed into the bunk and also gave me a paper releasing me from any duties for the next two days. It was pretty painful once the novacaine wore off. But the pills were good, killed the pain and put me to sleep. My second appointment was two weeks later and I was met by the dentists and his observer friend who asked how I was and then told me that they had made a bet that I wouldn't come back. But they sent me to the military hospital where an oral surgeon removed the remaining three wisdom teeth with no problems and in less then half an hour. It took about a year for my gums to return to normal, I had this hole that would fill with food when I ate and ache at night. Beware of dentists with broken screwdrivers.