Inside the abandoned LACE FACTORY where Hillary Clinton's GRANDFATHER spent his life working for 55 years, Since Hillary is PROBABLY the QUEEN Q is referencing, did you ever WONDER WHEN she became SO EVIL? Her grandfather seemed like he may have been a hard worker, who worked for 55 years in the same factory which produced LACE sent all over the world. She had humble beginnings, When did she start her evil life? Was  it when she got involved with the Government? AND WHY? To make her life easier? Look at the pictures in the 1st link I included. VERY INTERESTING pictures. The 2nd link is a video of the factory in RUINS. " Michael Borek captured the stunning images of the abandoned Scranton Lace Company factory in Pennsylvania     He works most of the time as a Czech interpreter for the United States government, but also enjoys photography     After spending time at the factory, he discovered that Hillary Clinton's grandfather SPENT HIS LIFE working there     Borek accompanied Hillary Clinton on her last trip to Europe as secretary of state, where he showed her the photos A photographer who seeks to capture images of 'old and dilapidated things' like abandoned industrial sites, happened to stumble upon one connected to Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.  When Michael Borek isn't taking photographs, he works as a freelance Czech interpreter for the United States government.  Borek has interpreted for Presidents Barack Obama, George W Bush and Bill Clinton. A few years ago, the 56 year old traveled to an enormous lace factory in Scranton, Pennsylvania, that has been frozen in time since the day it closed in 2002.  'I was very touched by the place when I was there, because people were sent home in the middle of their shift and they left many personal belongings there,' Borek told the New York Times.  'I didn't try to make it into social commentary, but more a meditation on empty space that started to have a life of its own.' The Scranton Lace Company was once the premier producers of a variety of textiles ranging from napkins, yarn, lace, tablecloths and many others.  The property the factory sits on is an enormous complex that once employed 1,400 people.  It had a gym, barbershop, theater, four lane bowling alley and an infirmary for its employees.   While in the factory, which was once the world's largest producer of Nottingham lace, Borek said that he could feel the presence of the generations of workers who labored there throughout the 20th century.  As he researched the history of the factory, Borek discovered that one of the thousands of workers was Hugh Simpson Rodham, Hillary Clinton's grandfather. Upon further research, Borek learned that Rodham was a Welsh immigrant who spent most of his entire life working at the factory. Rodham married a coal miner's daughter, Hannah Jones Rodham, and retired from working at the factory at age 65. The couple were the parents to Hugh E. Rodham, the former First Lady's father.   At the time, Borek was much more interested in the abandoned factory than the Clinton connection, even though Clinton has often mentioned her immigrant grandfather in speeches. 'My grandfather, like so many of his generation, came to this country as a young child, as an immigrant, went to work at age 11 in the lace mills in Scranton,' Clinton has said in the past. Borek never had the chance to meet the former senator until he accompanied her on her last trip to Europe as secretary of state.  He told her aides that he had photographed the factory where her grandfather had spent his entire life working.  Clinton asked to see the photos and later sent him a thoughtful thank you note.  'It was just a simple twist of fate,' Borek told the Times of Clinton's connection to the factory. 'Kind of weird, but kind of natural.'  THESE PHOTOS CONTAIN A CAMPAIGN AD. SCROLL DOWN to find the CAMPAIGN AD VIDEO. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3207986/The-Clinton-connection-U-S-government-worker-travels-officials-interpreter-takes-stunning-images-inside-abandoned-lace-factory-discover-Hillary-s-grandfather-worked-there.html A VIDEO SHOWING THE RUINS OF THE FACTORY. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qvu_7Xa3LYQ