Why I believe Christine Ford and Brett Kavanaugh were never in the same room, or same house / building before last week

By popular demand,

Here are 
several reasons

I believed 
Christine Ford

was lying, 
before her

Senate testimony, 
after which,

it more obvious to me

that she was lying.

I took two days off 

from my three blogs

to think about this

circus.

I'm not a Democrat,

or a Republican --

I've been a libertarian

since 1973 -- I appreciate

a party with principles,

(smaller government = more freedom)

even if they never win 

an election.

What annoys me the most

is lying, whether deliberate

or unintentional.

The whole Kavanaugh

confirmation circus,

still in progres,

annoyed me 

-- it was

nothing more

than a fiction-based

political character

assassination, 

which made me 

embarrassed 

to be an American, 

for the first time 
since $#@&% 

George W. Bush 

started a war with Iraq,

( which had nothing to do 

with the 9/11 attack ).

Before that, 

I was embarrassed

to live in a nation

where 58,000+ Americans 

were sacrificed in Vietnam,

along with over 200,000 

South Vietnamese, yet we,

with nuclear weapons,

and the biggest military

in the world, managed 

to lose a war to North Vietnam.

Never mind whether or not 

we should have been there

in the first place!

So here we are with
the reasons I thought 

Christine Ford was lying:

(1) 

Ford was a leftist --

a progressive Bernie

Sanders suporter --

truth is not a leftist value,

power is a leftist value,

so lying to get power

is justified in their

minds, and makes the liar

a hero to other leftists,

whether or not 

she succeeds 

(eg; Anita Hill).

(2)

Dumbocrats (see picture)
said they'd never allow 
Kavanaugh to be confirmed,

... so a last minute surprise,

or two, were practically

promised, if the Dumbs

"needed" a surprise, 

and a surprise was needed.

(3)

Dumbocrats did not 

investigate Ford's claims

to get information to

corroborate her story,

or they did investigate,

and didn't find corroboration,

in the almost two months

they had to investigate.

(4)

Ford's character

and background, 

was deliberately hidden:

  Did anyone realize

she was a multi-millionaire

with  $3.3 million home 

in Palo Alto, another

home in Santa Cruz,

and perhaps even more

real estate assets ?

Ford's social media 

posts "disappeared".

Ford's high school yearbook

"disappeared"

Ford's

therapist notes 

were kept hidden.

Ford's alleged lie detector test,

which I doubt she even took,

was not videotaped, and

the questions asked

were kept secret.

(5)

Most important was 

the original fictional story, 

seemed well planned 

to provide just enough details

to be somewhat believable, 

and nothing extra

-- no additional details 

that were beyond

the minimum required.

The more details, 

the more likely

that one of the details 

could be refuted,

and the more details 

that had to be

remembered, 

to be consistent.

When her hazy memory was

causing too many doubts,

Ford "suddenly remembered"

more details,

such as the names of

two others teens there, 

and each additional detail

made story less believable.

With a true story, 

added details make 

the story more believable!

Folks, I may be 

turning 65 soon.

but I still remember 

"just enough"

to recognize 

that it's not easy

to be a teenage girl,

If you're a good girl,

you get teased about 

being a virgin, or some

guy is likely to brag

he did something with you,

even though he never did.

If you're a bad girl,

I can't imagaine what

is said about you

behind your back.

Even worse, 

through high school

and college years, 

I believe the odds 

of being touched

inappropriately, 

or "manhandled",

or date raped 

while drunk or high, 

etc., is up to 90%.

Not that boys are immune

from assaults by other boys, 

and in the wrong neighborhoods, 

gunfire.

So I would be surprised

if Christine Ford was never

abused in some way by a boy, 

even if just a date touching

her where she didn't want 

to be touched, or just 

a boy grabbing her ass,

although there's 
no evidence

Ford was ever in 
the same room

as Brett Kavanaugh, 

or ever met him.

I don't consider being wrestled

onto a bed, in front of a witness,

and then being allowed to get away,

without a scratch, to be an 

"attempted rape". 

It was an assault, no doubt,

but maybe not a sexual assault,

when all her clothing, 

and the bathing suit

allegedly under her clothing,

remained on the whole time. 

A real rapist would not want

a witness watching him,

and would not let his victim 

get away so easily, 

without a scratch, 
I believe.

The event 

that Christine Ford described

with Brett Kavanaugh and 

Mark Judge, never happened,

and there is no evidence it did.