Maybe you could explain what this means?
I seriously did not look that deeply at it. I simply picked an image that looked like one that would depict the hearing in one image. Anything further than that would be made up.
Well the pic seems ok, but...
Indeed it does: guilty until proven innocent by the leftist mob.
I'm not sure why River is withholding the explanation of the fake picture
or why anybody else is acting as if they didn't already know (or even didn't realize that it's not only fake but also not even trying to appear non-fake). Is this another round of the "don't be the first to state the obvious, from either side" game?
There, can we move on to the next step after that shocking revelation, or do yall want to just keep dancing around it for more pages?
I'm not sure why River is withholding the explanation of the fake picture, or why anybody else is acting as if they didn't already know (or even didn't realize that it's not only fake but also not even trying to appear non-fake). Is this another round of the "don't be the first to state the obvious, from either side" game?
Fine, I'll do it: it was a claim that she's lying, with those other people around her controlling her, telling her what to say.
There, can we move on to the next step after that shocking revelation, or do yall want to just keep dancing around it for more pages?
How does a still of a woman with lots of people in her personal space sum up any hearing?
Cartoons now? Lol. Right up there with pink pussy hats
Okay, I'll try one more time before resorting to the ignore list.Dude, I have no idea what you're talking about with perjury trap. I answered your question a number of times. If you ask again, I'm going to consider you likely insane as if you expect a different answer from the same question and likely ignore. I posted the picture because: it's an actual image from the trial that depicts the trial in one image.
I'm not sure why River is withholding the explanation of the fake picture, or why anybody else is acting as if they didn't already know (or even didn't realize that it's not only fake but also not even trying to appear non-fake). Is this another round of the "don't be the first to state the obvious, from either side" game?
Fine, I'll do it: it was a claim that she's lying, with those other people around her controlling her, telling her what to say.
There, can we move on to the next step after that shocking revelation, or do yall want to just keep dancing around it for more pages?


I was hired without a job interview.On average, how many times do you lie during a job interview?
What specifically did Brett lie about and what evidence do you have to support that you believe that he lied?
I was hired without a job interview.
It's quite common for candidates to exaggerate or embellish their experience and minimize their past transgressions. I've interviewed and hired before and took that into consideration during the process. I don't want the interview to turn into a confessional. I'd prefer to mine for data on topics of interest.
As an example to one of my previous statements; The statement that I've hired before is truthful, however, it lacked details. I've hired one individual in my professional career. You would not have been able to reliably infer that without asking.
What specifically did Brett lie about and what evidence do you have to support that you believe that he lied?
Have you knowingly and willfully participated in an interview where at least one decision maker announced their prejudice and bias before the process began, thereby denying you a fair opportunity?