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What is Brodsky thinking? Or, is he thinking at all?
Please know it is my policy to not comment on any attorney or his behavior. I believe all people deserve to be represented because if we didn’t represent everyone, including people we are suspicious of, we wouldn’t have a fair legal system.
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Joran Van der Sloot showed poor impulse control on a Dutch talk show Friday. After a the show ended, Van der Sloot is seen getting up and tossing a glass of wine into a crime reporters eyes: a crime reporter who questioned Van der Sloot’s honesty.
This does not bode well for Van der Sloot considering he is still a person of interest in the disappearance of Natalie Holloway. Does Van der Sloot have a problem when he doesn’t get his way?
I’ve always liked Clint Van Zant. What he says in the video above reflects my own feelings as well.
A reader asked me yesterday to comment on Hillary Clinton’s emotions in this video yesterday. Do I believe they are genuine, or are they faked?
I believe that Hillary Clinton is being absolutely genuine here. Look at her eyes. They get glassy (wet). She opens them wide to see better because of the moisture. Her voice cracks. Her pitch changes, and the facial expressions she makes supports someone who is feeling emotional.
Got a question about a candidates body language or facial expression? Ask me.
Note to Readers:
(1) I do not endorse any candidate. I am merely trying to help people understand the candidates as best as I can. (2) I do not wish to get involved in the political debate. I merely wish to answer genuine and honest questions about body language, and facial expressions.(3) As long as I believe I can remain unbiased, I will continue to do so. (4) I do not moderate my comments, and I don’t plan to, but if people decided to make my blog a political place to vent, I will start moderating until the election are finished, or I will stop talking about politicians in general. (5) Respectful opinions are welcome, however, political bashing will not be tolerated.
How many people would like to see me discuss facial expressions and authenticity of presidential candidates?
I was asked by a few readers today what I thought about reactions, facial expressions, and body language of one candidate today, and if I can answer people’s questions without getting involved in the politics, I will do so. I won’t speak about politicians in general.
I am willing to consider it, if there is interest, but I make no promises that I will answer all questions simply because if I see a sticky situation, I may very well avoid it to prevent a political mess!
So, what are your thoughts?
Clarification: I only plan to answer questions on body language and facial expressions.
I see Greta Van Susteren occasionally opens up a post on her blog, and leaves it up to the readers to comment. Would you enjoy that here?
Speak away! Tell me what is on your mind! I’m listening.
With that, I have a question, why are people so shy about commenting here? I don’t bite, really! I see I get many visitors, but few commenters. What can I do to change that?
You don’t have to log in, type your real name, or provide an e-mail address in the comments, so what is holding you back? Too shy to tell me here, you can write to me in private, if you feel more comfortable.
Oh, and I have a new post rating system. See the stars below at the bottom of this post? Click on them. Please tell me what you like, and what you don’t like by a quick vote after reading a post. You are not tracked in anyway. So, how about giving it a whirl?
