Hillary Clinton’s ET book discovered

[TRANCOSO]

"That she holds the book on those pictures is a fact, that she actually read the book, is a presumption.
Elementary, my dear Watson."

[lawyerforliberty]

Originally Posted by TRANCOSO

"That she holds the book on those pictures is a fact, that she actually read the book, is a presumption.
Elementary, my dear Watson."

Fair point. But if you look at the photo closely, it appears that it is bookmarked with a sheet of paper. That implies that she was in the process of reading the book. But that is also a presumption. Perhaps she was using the book to carry a piece of paper.

[TRANCOSO]

Originally Posted by lawyerforliberty

Fair point. But if you look at the photo closely, it appears that it is bookmarked with a sheet of paper. That implies that she was in the process of reading the book. But that is also a presumption. Perhaps she was using the book to carry a piece of paper.

Or she's holding it for the old man. It's his book & he was reading it, sitting somewhere on a bench in the estates garden. Hillary was send out to go & find him, because he was needed inside.
Although I must say I find your explanation - using the book to carry the piece of paper - more presumable.
Good thinking, Lawyer4Liberty!!!

[swordsmith]

Hitlary looks like cr@p ( well, she always does to me) and like she passed a few sleepless nights . So maybe she did read the book.
The double cross is the cross of Lorraine, many levels of symbolism on that one, but more than the book I noticed how those giant symbols were on the outside of her clothing, put on for protection or just another fashion faux pas from the closet lesbian?
No offence intended. Peoples sexuality is of minor interest to me unless they conceal it.

[Operator]

Although I was kind of hoping this thread was going another way (more on the validity of details on these relationships)
some interesting points were brought to light.

And because of that I noticed something else ...

Indeed the book is upside down ... just like George W Bush had the book upside down on 9/11

This can all be coincidence of course but when thinking about it how likely is it a person would do that ...
Most people would also mark a section with a piece of paper on top of the book or aside ... but not at the bottom

Remarkable details indeed ...

[lawyerforliberty]

Originally Posted by Operator

Although I was kind of hoping this thread was going another way (more on the validity of details on these relationships)
some interesting points were brought to light.

And because of that I noticed something else ...

Indeed the book is upside down ... just like George W Bush had the book upside down on 9/11

This can all be coincidence of course but when thinking about it how likely is it a person would do that ...
Most people would also mark a section with a piece of paper on top of the book or aside ... but not at the bottom

Remarkable details indeed ...

The piece of paper is larger than the pages of the book and its cover, so when she placed it in the book, it potruded out of the top and the bottom, as well as the sides of the book.

I would be interested in knowing, but never will, whether the piece of paper has any notes on it. Then we would have a sense of what she, and perhaps Rockefeller, find significant.

A book can wind up being carried upside down and back side forward for any number of reasons, none of which have any meaning.

Bush, on the otherhand, was ostensibly reading the book, My Pet Goat, I believe, when he was holding it upside down. Now that has meaning.

[TruthWillSetUFree]

Originally Posted by lawyerforliberty

Bush, on the otherhand, was ostensibly reading the book, My Pet Goat, I believe, when he was holding it upside down. Now that has meaning.

LOL Good one Libertylawyer! I almost choked on my water when I read that part. Touche!

Truth

[lawyerforliberty]

Originally Posted by TRANCOSO

Or she's holding it for the old man. It's his book & he was reading it, sitting somewhere on a bench in the estates garden. Hillary was send out to go & find him, because he was needed inside.
Although I must say I find your explanation - using the book to carry the piece of paper - more presumable.
Good thinking, Lawyer4Liberty!!!

Thank you, Trancoso. I was being a bit facetious when I said that, but in fact I have often stuck pages of documents into a book in a random way, and not always as a bookmark, in order to carry the book and the documents in a convenient way. Usually so I don't crumble or drop the document.