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Re: Georgia family sues over social media posts on involvement in Capitol riot

Cindy Sue Causey — Sun, 14 Mar 2021 11:48:08 -0000

I'm seeing this mantra about we bused'ed there, yes, but we didn't insurrection. We was just standin' there twiddlin' our thumbs while everyone else committed treason.

OMG, just... I DON'T WANT TO HEAR IT. Get the funk outta my face. LOL.

Re: Georgia family sues over social media posts on involvement in Capitol riot

Cindy Sue Causey — Sun, 14 Mar 2021 11:42:24 -0000

Purely by FATE, I tripped over something last night. The ones beating one of the Capitol's doors in..

Were singing Twisted Sister's "We're Not Gonna Take It". #1 They weren't singing it like they meant it. It was an afterthought or a staged kind of thing. B'ess them wittle hearrrts.....

#2 They KNOW what Number 2 is (nooo, not "that").

I'm on a personal quest now to find their selfies of them singing that song. That effort is doubled down because of this Cagle v. Goolsby alleged libel case.

Waving at Rayven, by the way. You're not alone in your displeasure with openly brandished white supremacy activity here in Pickens County. It has been escalating since the first felony assault against me IN MY BACKYARD the summer of 2000.

2000 is "coincidentally" when ghostface gang was started in nearby Cobb County (Marietta). At some point, Jasper was tied to a ghostface-linked murder in next door Cherokee County (Canton).

Waving at the Cagles. THANK YOU!! I wouldn't know that PICKENS COUNTY had sent a busload to the Capitol Riots without the news media publicity surrounding this lawsuit.

There was already NO DOUBT IN MY MIND that VIOLENT individuals from here are involved. I just didn't have THIS AMAZING kind of proof as support for my theory. YOU get a heartfelt kudos for having to publicize all of this with Rayven. That is the ONLY reason I now know that Pickens County was, yes, indeedy-doo, in the house for the Capitol riots.

Here's banking that my time will NOT be wasted by tracking down the Capitol riots #cover of Twisted Sister. I'm banking that ONE of the Cagle bus caravan riders will eventually turn out to be.... from my street.

Bonus points for the Twisted Sister-singing insurrectionists slamming everything with?? A CRUTCH.

Implied reference: #DISABILITY. Where HAVE I heard that hashtag before?

May today be the day YOU ALL FINALLY helped destroy the alleged VIOLENT white supremacy cartel operating in Pickens County. Salute!!!

Re: Georgia family sues over social media posts on involvement in Capitol riot

Cindy Sue Causey — Mon, 08 Mar 2021 17:53:22 -0000

*waving at you all.... from said Pickens County!* Population 32,591 if Google is to be believed. Salute!

Someone please personally thank Kathryn, Thelma, and William Cagle for going so far as to bring printed media into this. If they had not, I would NOT know this happened. Because media picked it up, Pickens Democrats sent out a BCC email this morning. I am forever grateful to all who helped trigger that transmission.

Just deleted a long sampling of this county's neighbor to neighbor activity. That can wait. Couldn't bring myself to delete the following, though.

My ex-boyfriend, Mark William Stone, was murdered in Elk City, Oklahoma. The last time I talked to him, he wouldn't shut up about the "coincidence" of people from Talking Rock (Pickens County).. staying in his hotel.

A few weeks later, Mark was dying from a (felony?) assault perpetrated during an explosive, terroristic fireworks assault against his business, EXACTLY like they do to his house here in Pickens County. Coincidence, my granny fanny.

Terroristic fireworks. Those NEVER make headlines, do they. A personal to-do is to find the first mention of such in New York. I have a video where there was a terroristic, close proximity assault of that type because I DARED walk to my mailbox by the street (OMG, AGAIN). That was just days before New Yorkers found themselves regularly afflicted with the same.

Going 10-10 on the side here in domestic terrorism friendly #GA14. Everyone please feel free to turn and look in the general direction of Marjorie Taylor Greene. Her idea of humanity is NOT an anomaly in North Georgia. To the good, not everyone here is like her....

Re: - Gothamist

Cindy Sue Causey — Tue, 19 Jan 2021 04:46:27 -0000

They're actually BFF. Business partners out here on side streets just off the 4-lanes across America.

Blacks are, too. SPLC (Southern Poverty Law Center) does a lot of research into that.

Someone also had a personal website about it. They were a proud biker member then regained their senses. They now write about how LIFE is on the inside of those movements. I've unfortunately lost track of that one. All I can remember is that it had a quaint, retro 1990's website feel to it.

Be safe out there......

Re: Wolf: Trump 'bombs' tweet about Bolton was 'from a humor standpoint'

Cindy Sue Causey — Sun, 21 Jun 2020 14:55:29 -0000

And just what, exactly, do we think would happen to *ME* had I written precisely those same words an hour ago... about the sudden..VIOLENTLY terroristic outburst of assault weapon fire..

That was so close to my house that there was a PHYSICAL "percussive" response INSIDE my house upon each round fired?

Yeah. I'm... I'm sure they'd throw an All-American Parade in my honor in no-time flat. YUP.

Ref: ALLEGED highly organized, albeit NOT INTELLIGENT, white supremacy activity in North Georgia.

Re: Mom’s Multi-Million Lawsuit Accuses Photog of Posting Revealing Photo of Daughter at School Dance

Cindy Sue Causey — Sat, 19 May 2018 22:51:35 -0000

Hi, NJP.. I was just waiting for Disqus to load up so I could say #childPornography myself, but you already did. Yay, you :)

I live a couple counties over from Cobb. I could use a favor. Are you in a position to reach out to her lawyer and make sure she wasn't set up on top of everything else?

It's a dog fighting culture/mentality thing here in the hills of North Georgia... beyond anything most civil Humans could ever imagine. As such, what happened to that poor girl could just as easily have been a planned event as not.

Primary question is.. HOW did her dress fail at precisely that exact second such that the photog successfully caught an at least slightly viral pic?

Did the dress fail purely because of her movement? If yes, no reason to read any further.

Or did something external happen.. such as a supposed friend accidentally tripping and falling into her at that precise moment in time?

If someone tripped into her, a 6 Degrees of Separation between that person and the photog would not hurt things a bit. Even if the external force was female IF there was an external factor of that particular nature.

Now that I think a few more seconds on it....

IF an external factor was the causative, probably wouldn't hurt to additionally make sure that external factor didn't suddenly brandish a few extra dollars in the immediate thereafter of what occurred...

So not joking......

Re: The White House Is Discussing Replacements For Homeland Security Chief Kirstjen Nielsen

Cindy Sue Causey — Fri, 18 May 2018 14:18:33 -0000

I'm tired of seeing these kinds of headlines weeks after having just bragged on those very same individuals for chomping the doggy-doodles out of white supremacist (white nationalist, ghostface gang) crimes in North Georgia. Keywords: Sex trafficking; Human trafficking; child trafficking; Human smuggling k/t Kirstjen and dog fighting/cockfighting et al(l) associated crimes k/t Jeff Sessions.

Re: Trump, Sessions relationship takes new turn with special counsel decision

Cindy Sue Causey — Sat, 31 Mar 2018 12:09:59 -0000

This totally warps my most recent grasp of the Trump/Sessions love affair. I had been singing Jeff Sessions praises over his large Law Enforcement seminars AND notable involvement in busts related to child trafficking, Human trafficking, dog fighting, cockfighting, et al(l).

THEN someone twisted my understanding of things by saying Sessions was being used by Trump Admin to go after only certain entities while letting others ride. My brain interpreted that to be a possibility where white nationalist competition was being eliminated in the aforementioned topics.

AND NOW... Here's one of my favorite, reasonably non-biased reads, The Hill, saying Trump and Sessions are... on a break.

I interpret that to mean... scrxw it, I'm going back on the Web to prominently sing Jeff Sessions praises.. based on his presser brags concerning the aforementioned topics.

Wandering off now muttering.... *Who's on first? Heck if I know. THIRD BASE!*

Re: Navy Poised to Fire Employee After Failing for 4 Years to Accommodate Her Disability

Cindy Sue Causey — Fri, 17 Nov 2017 15:53:06 -0000

Passing by my computer and thinking out loud as I do: Have they tried invoking Dragon from a terminal (command line interface) to see what errors pop up? It's one of my favorite things to try on occasion. Haven't fixed much of anything yet, but it's still a favorite thing to do. *grin*

Re: Navy Poised to Fire Employee After Failing for 4 Years to Accommodate Her Disability

Cindy Sue Causey — Fri, 17 Nov 2017 14:08:04 -0000

PAR, your thought here:

"They could have gotten her a computer that wasn't on the NMCI network so that she could do her work and then transfer that info to the NMCI computer. "

That thought was half-gelled in my own brain but never quite found its way out to my keyboard. Do something like: Have her feed her documents into a directory that is regularly security scanned, maybe even by someone else as part of the accommodation, and then upload her now security cleared work into the NMCI network.

Case closed, NEXT!

Re: Navy Poised to Fire Employee After Failing for 4 Years to Accommodate Her Disability

Cindy Sue Causey — Fri, 17 Nov 2017 13:52:48 -0000

#ThankYou for a nice, indepth review of the situation. I've been a non-government type fan for a *long* time with pieces just like this being the reason why.

There's one part I'm not quite understanding. WHY did she have to point at the screen when the typist messed up? Why was she not able to just say which words needed correction, and then the typist corrected them accordingly?

Right now... I'm getting a real nasty image of someone playing dumb while knowing the affected employee would have to endure the physical duress that mobility based communication gestures would inflict.

That's the image that part is imparting... right now. I do hope that's not the actual case because that point alone would make the whole rest of it look even more not-so-much than it already looks.

Re: WaPo Says Big Danger From Harvey is Bringing White Supremacists to South Texas

Cindy Sue Causey — Mon, 28 Aug 2017 10:47:24 -0000

Devastated Hurricane Harvey victims need *YOUR* help to protect their children and animals in the aftermath. People of all kinds will be coming from all over to allegedly help. Some will actually be there to help. Others of all backgrounds possible will be looking for things like live, vulnerable, stranded, wholly unprotected animal BAIT for activities such as their dog fighting and cock fighting back home.

Addendum: This will be crossposted over at #ADFCStrong.

Re: Roger Stone Says Impeach Trump, Get Ready for Civil War

Cindy Sue Causey — Sat, 26 Aug 2017 18:44:24 -0000

This is a freaky coincidence. I've never heard of that in my #Life. Two days ago a book called "My New Order" hit my radar. 1941. For some unknown kneejerk reason, I instantly a-sumed it was maybe Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Nope. It's Adolf Hitler and is said to be his own sequel to Mein Kampf.......

Re: Roger Stone Says Impeach Trump, Get Ready for Civil War

Cindy Sue Causey — Sat, 26 Aug 2017 16:44:04 -0000

Good point, but loyalty to sworn Oath comes immediately to mind. There ARE those who actually believe in the one they took.......

Re: Roger Stone Says Impeach Trump, Get Ready for Civil War

Cindy Sue Causey — Sat, 26 Aug 2017 16:34:31 -0000

One of the primary sources of income is employment by our fine U.S. Military which means they've been... finely trained by the same. That makes them already firsthand privy to Military's secretly secret methods of operation in times of war.

Re: Roger Stone Says Impeach Trump, Get Ready for Civil War

Cindy Sue Causey — Sat, 26 Aug 2017 16:25:43 -0000

Man, protected Free Speech never once crossed my mind. I suppose there is precedence set for that somewhere, but, seriously, does "free speech" cover an explicitly expressed threat against #Life itself?

This is where a peek at a video would come in handy. TMZ's report right now come across as a recreate of his words. That doubles down on the chance for misinterpretation. It would be nice to see the actual words in full context at the moment they exited his mouth.

Re: Roger Stone Says Impeach Trump, Get Ready for Civil War

Cindy Sue Causey — Sat, 26 Aug 2017 15:24:28 -0000

Ok, that's what I was thinking. My interpretation of this incident is that a high profile personality directly associated with the White House itself.... just made a terroristic threat against the whole of the entire of the United States of America. I'm wandering off now to refresh my feeble brain's interpretation... of our country's definition of domestic terrorism.

Re: Confessions of a Failed Eclipse Photographer

Cindy Sue Causey — Fri, 25 Aug 2017 23:49:00 -0000

That's exactly what I would do. When it's not the white balance, it's about leaving the camera set in manual focus when I need the camera to be in charge for whatever reason at that second in time.

Re: Confessions of a Failed Eclipse Photographer

Cindy Sue Causey — Fri, 25 Aug 2017 23:25:42 -0000

I have a mix of older folk cognitive issues and, um, monetary strapment that came together to make mine a unique experience, too. I've only been hearing about these things since, like, First Grade, but I unfortunately did not grasp how the time lapse worked for THIS one. I knew it was almost in the moment, but that moment seemed to drag on and on. I'm not sure, but I think what might have happened is that the eclipse was a few seconds earlier than I thought. So (remember that monetary "strapment" factor) I had my head down... deleting files off my Canon FS40 because the whole event was taking too long, and I was running out of room. And now that cognitive issues thing kicks in right about here. Things got dark all around me. Where did my brain go? Did my brain register the fact that it was full eclipse go-time? Uh-uhhh. My brain started freaking that I had messed up my eyes while trying to video some of the Sun's activity leading up to the eclipse. Ten minutes later or so, everything started looking normal again.... and so there I was... left to walk around my front yard shaking my head at myself while muttering something along the lines of, "You big dummy! It's going to be another 100 years before you get a chance to do that again!" After I calmed down, I was remembering the year 2045 as being the next one. I started feeling a little bit better. I started doing a little bit of calculating. I started wondering if the nursing home I'd surely be in by then would be providing the assistive technology that would be necessary during that, my next great attempt at photographing a solar eclipse in its totality. 100% true story, top to bottom. :D

Re: Brooklyn Beckham’s New Photo Book is Getting Torn Apart by Critics

Cindy Sue Causey — Thu, 29 Jun 2017 00:00:00 -0000

Ditto on what you said about this book being published with a very specific target audience in mind. Eventual sales will ultimately tell, but right now it sounds like things might be turning out as hoped for.

And that part about being bitter? That sounds like something that would get in the way of one's own creative process... is what that sounds like. :)

Re: Tips for Getting Started with Still Life Photography

Cindy Sue Causey — Mon, 07 Dec 2015 09:17:13 -0000

You are my literal *lol* this morning. Before I read the description of it, my eye went straight to the wrinkle in the fabric of that one pic. Was so much so that I had NO idea what the subject matter was until I told my eye to *quit that and look at the other thing* in the pic. :D

Re: How to Do DIY Dust Cleaning Surgery on 6 Popular Canon and Nikon Lenses

Cindy Sue Causey — Wed, 10 Jun 2015 23:18:47 -0000

I deliberately bought a lens with mold just to take it apart and learn what makes them tick. You definitely stepped out on a slippery ledge to present needed information that should help cover the anticipated project. Thank you for being so bold :)

Re: Portraits of Rescued Dogs and the Tattooed Owners That Saved Them

Cindy Sue Causey — Tue, 31 Mar 2015 12:08:11 -0000

#Ditto! Some are very powerful. That first image, "Save Them", needs to find a permanent home somewhere with a notable, high profile organization *if* it has already been... adopted.

Re: Giveaway: Win a Nikon D810 or Canon 5D Mark III DSLR Worth $3,000

Cindy Sue Causey — Wed, 07 Jan 2015 23:21:16 -0000

That's really true. I miss fewer pics with a Canon bridge because screen seems to show close to what you're going to get. Have missed a LOT of shots with "the other brand" because I keep forgetting and watch the overall screen instead of focusing on the various readings/meters. *lol*

Re: Giveaway: Win a Nikon D810 or Canon 5D Mark III DSLR Worth $3,000

Cindy Sue Causey — Wed, 07 Jan 2015 23:08:37 -0000

Ansco. My Uncle Sandy gave me his when I was LITTLE. My first camera. Hurricane Andrew effectively killed it 20 years ago but just the thought of that plain black box still brings on the warm fuzzies :)