June 9

6:47

7:18 Yesterday evening when i went to Fred Meyer i almost bumped into a black Nissan with two Japanese guys inside. Now it's parked in the empty spot next to ours.

7:22 Nevermind they just left. It was raining and the asphalt under is dry.

7:29 Nevermind they just came back and parked rear first.

10:44 Out of 300, there are actually just a few fires that do the smoke.

1:52 They left (the Nissan with LPN MMN (More MeN), miuntes before i went for my walk.

1:55 Teoria conspirației. Realitatea e mai ciudată decât conspirația. În Lake Oswego am locuit pe strada Eagle Crest, până în 2015. Focul de la Eagle Creek în 2017 e primul care a afectat Oregonul în mod serios, de când sunt aici sau 1995. 2 luni de mizerie, soarele și luna, colorate.

Un băiat de 15 ani din statul Washington de peste Columbia a a aprins focul, fiindcă el nu putea lua decât muncă în folosul comunității. Dar cine l-a dus acolo unde nu se poate ajunge decât cu mașina și de ce? E adevărat, în primii ani când am locuit aici am fost high tot timpul, de la fum care era trimis pe galeriile de cârtiță. (Sunt prea multe faze în general pe care nu am avut încă timp să le sortez, totul se întâmplă mai repede decât pot eu să procesez).

2:07 A scandal covered by another (un scandal cu alt scandal). O manipulare bună e atunci când nici nu te prinzi și necesită ceva educație din partea receptorului (semidoct în general).

6:50 Never knew statutes of limitations clock is suspended if the defended moves out of state and i can't generally agree with the motivations behind such legislation.

I understand it is necessary in the case of fugitives; "fugitives of prosecution" rather than fugitives of justice, but if a person is elected president and has to move to Washington, the clock for limiting the time frame for prosecution still stops in the state where the crime was allegedly committed, like for any alleged criminal.

Then they realized (finally awoke) only after he was elected a crime was committed during campaign and they had to wait for his time in office to run out, cause it is agreed any president can't be prosecuted while in office, because an arrest would prevent him from exercising the function he was elected for, and then prosecute him, some extra years after.

One reason this should not apply for a president is Washington DC is not a state. Though Trump was not residing in New York, he was in a territory that is not a state and thus it may commonly belong to all of the United States. You can never be out of state if you are (President) in Washington DC.

If they were smarter they could have brought this up during the campaign when usually all stones are turned and all skeletons are dug up and Trump might have never become president. Thus this late finding is suspicious.