COMMON SENSE: Now, nearly a year after the “Russian Collusion” narrative was hatched, implicating Donald Trump, deeper investigation of the metadata and data transfer speeds found in the records indicate that it was an inside job and not hacking at all. In other words, it’s highly unlikely that the Russians had anything to do with the emails being stolen.
Investigators are practically sure that it was an inside job—a leak at the DNC. The Leaker would have used a thumb drive that could have downloaded the material at the speed in which it was downloaded. An outside hack could not. These findings are startling, and it raises numerous other questions.
Connecting the dots, it’s more important than ever to investigate the Seth Rich murder. You remember him, don’t you? He was gunned down in Washington D.C., in an apparent robbery, where the thief didn’t steal anything. After than, Julian Assange, of Wikileaks, offered a sizable reward for the capture of the culprit, but nothing has ever come of it.
Here is what I believe but cannot prove. Rich, who was disgruntled by the DNC’s unfair treatment of Bernie Sanders, copied the information and sent it to Wikileaks. Rich’s betrayal was discovered, and he was murdered for it. Best of all, Trump was blamed for the whole thing, because he was conspiring with the Russians to defeat Hillary, or at least that is what the media has told us for a year.
Here are some unanswered questions:
—Why has there never been a serious investigation of Seth Rich’s murder?
—Why has the DNC been so resistant to allow the FBI to inspect their server?
—Why has there been a year of accusations against Trump without any evidence to support the accusations?
—Why was Rich’s murder never investigated by the FBI, which would have jurisdiction for any crime involving national security, which this murder does?
—And why has the Trump DOJ been so remiss in getting to the bottom of this?
I, for one, want to know the truth, without Leftwing vitriol or Conservative dismissal of a serious subject. It’s been a year. We demand answers.
—Jack Watts
: We are not having a national dialog on whether or not to have statues of Civil War Generals or slave-owning Colonists. What we are having is mob rule by militant Leftwing anarchists. That this level of lawlessness is being allowed in more troubling than any discomfort caused by monuments that are more than 100 years old. 
COMMON SENSE: I remember the years in my Ph.D. program at Emory in the early 80s, where I was the only Evangelical, the only conservative, and the only unabashed American patriot. For three years, I was hammered daily by Leftists who all thought alike. Each day, without exception, I had to defend myself from personal and political attacks. At the time, I bemoaned my situation repeatedly, wondering why in the world I was there, but now I know.
COMMON SENSE: French is the language of diplomacy and has been for half a millennium. It’s why there are so many French words and phrases that have come into the English language concerning foreign policy—words like rapprochement, fait accompli, and de facto/de jure. The cardinal rule of diplomacy is understatement. In diplomacy, to say an act by another nation is “unfriendly” is close to declaring war.
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