SURVEYS

SURVEYS
GIVING OPINIONS ABOUT WHAT YOU KNOW BY EXPERIENCE OR STUDY.

recuse

recuse

re·cuse

riˈkyo͞oz/

verb

North American

verb: recuse; 3rd person present: recuses; past tense: recused; past participle: recused; gerund or present participle: recusing

challenge (a judge, prosecutor, or juror) as unqualified to perform legal duties because of a possible conflict of interest or lack of impartiality.

"a motion to recuse the prosecutor"

(of a judge) excuse oneself from a case because of a possible conflict of interest or lack of impartiality.

eviscerate

disembowel, gut, draw, dress "the goat had been skinned and eviscerated"

listen
rebuke
reprove
reproach
get over it
demand audience
diplomacy
curtesy
promptness
protocol
no excused
for bad behavior
mounting up as  BETTER THAN WORSE THAN COMPETTIVE
WHAT   AMERICANS AGAINST AMERICANS TRYING TO FIX
FOREIGN PROBLEMS.... WHY
PRAYER
SUBMISSION.

AVOIDING POLITICAL FOR A BLOGSPOT

AVOIDING POLITICS but commenting

avoid politcal blogspot.com/

due to enormous trends uneducated on introduction of many academics levels, social media is a storm of fake trends, untrue, unfaithful, historically-false- facts, appearing real for generations to come there should expect to be a need of washing from untruths so that people can harvest good works out of real life and stories.


DEPRESSION THE HUMAN RACE WITH UNSUBSTANTIVE,UNTRUTHFUL INFORMATION.