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To: Maurice Winn who wrote (146915)	3/13/2019 3:51:30 PM
From: Elroy Jetson	1 Recommendation Recommended By elmatador Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 219941

Does New Zealand have any plans to deal with the rampant voter fraud in your country?

To: Maurice Winn who wrote (146915)	3/13/2019 4:15:27 PM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 219941

re <<social scoring>> ... seems a good idea a 2% hit rate is very tolerable just like this thread, ban a few bad actors currently numbering 2, so that the many can have an enjoyable time by below article-described situation, would seem we can more easily see who is and is not deep-state, by the banding of light due to deep-state effect per quantum mechanics work trump seems not deep-state, at least not occasionally muilenburg seems deep-state romney not of course any can still prove to be deep-state, and now only calling for investigation to better cover up the truth from the inside of investigation luckily the investigation is not only happening w/I the suspect domain of team usa team china gets a vote, also luckily the world is safer today than yesterday zerohedge.com Boeing CEO Asked Trump Not To Ground 737 Max 8 After Second Deadly Crash: Report Dennis Muilenburg, CEO of Chicago-based Boeing, reportedly asked President Trump on Tuesday morning not to ground Boeing 737 Max 8s operating throughout the country, following Sunday's Ethiopian Airlines crash that killed 157 people, according to the New York Times. Early Tuesday, Dennis A. Muilenburg, the chief executive of Boeing, spoke to President Trump on the phone and made the case that the 737 Max planes should not be grounded in the United States, according to two people briefed on the conversation. - New York Times The call between Muilenburg and Trump was confirmed by a Boeing spokesperson with Business Insider, but did not offer details on who requested the call or any other information. According to a quote by BI from the Times (which has subsequently been changed), Muilenburg only "reiterated our position that the Max is a safe aircraft." Approximately 2/3 of the world's 737 Max 8 fleet have been grounded according to the Times - with the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) the latest entity moving to ban the plane. Several US senators have urged the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to follow suit in grounding the 737 Max 8, which is currently still considered safe to fly in the United States and Canada. "I write to ask that all Boeing 737 Max 8 series aircraft be grounded until their safe use has been confirmed," wrote Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) in a Monday letter to the FAA, adding "Continuing to fly an airplane that has been involved in two fatal crashes within just six months presents an unnecessary, potentially life-threatening risk to the traveling public." Mitt Romney, who blows out his birthday candles one at a time, also chimed in on Tuesday, tweeting: "the @FAANews should ground the 737 MAX 8 until we investigate the causes of recent crashes and ensure the plane’s airworthiness." President Trump, meanwhile, suggested in a Tuesday tweet before the phone call with Muilenburg that some new planes are "too complex to fly."