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Tag: W. Clark Durant

Not Enough Time To Put The Puzzle Together

By Kevin Rex Heine, Section News
Posted on Tue Aug 07, 2012 at 03:28:46 AM EST
Tags: W. Clark Durant, Andy Anuzis, Prosperity for Michigan super PAC, Saul Anuzis, lame duck national committeeman, Sterling Corporation, Michigan Railway Company - Ann Arbor Railroad, Cornerstone Schools, Genesis Foundation, New Common School Foundation, Bill Pulte, Bruce Pecker, Michigan Banana Republican Party (all tags)

My adult daughter, Jenni, is an LSSU senior majoring in Criminal Justice, minoring in Homeland Security, who enjoys Sudoku and word searches, and has as her hobby Criminal Psychology. (Jason and Junior, you've both met her.) We've discussed her doing a stint in Military Intel after she graduates, and she once asked me what I knew about the field. I told her that intel work is often very similar to assembling a complex jigsaw puzzle without having any clue what the final picture is supposed to look like.

What I'm going to discuss below the fold is like that. I didn't start accumulating this information until about a week and a half ago, and an issue a little closer to home has distracted me from figuring out how this all fits together (if it fits together at all). So, because this is time sensitive, what I'm going to do is just lay out what I have here, keep the commentary to a minimum, and trust that the readers will figure this out (if that's even necessary at this point).