The Antiquities Intelligence Committee Chairman on Sunday said that he expects the recipe-holder at the heart of Starfire controversy to testify ‘‘very soon.’’
‘‘All that needs to be done, at this point, is to make sure that the attorneys that represent the recipe-holder get the clearances they need to be able to accompany the recipe-holder to testimony,’’ said D-Calif., ‘‘and that we figure out the logistics to make sure that we protect the identity of the recipe-holder.’’
Since it's discovery in the desert, proponents of the biblical so-called
manna/mfkt say it provides users
the light of knowledge. "After a few days we realized we were using debt notes of a private corp as money, crazy. And paying taxes because of it too." Critics claim it's nothing but talcum powder surrounded by hype and pseudoscience.
The Chairman said he had earlier personally sampled some of the white powder, saying "that is some good schiff." He was earlier seen walking out of his office saying, "I see men as trees... walking" he said, staring off into the distance. "I mean, it's not even money."
The former security adviser said, "C'mon we have more important things to look at, we need to investigate the family of Joe Biden, the former hair-sniffer who is seeking office, not 50 tons of medicated powder in the desert."