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Rest assured, we will stop those who are keen on global domination. ~Putin
The citizens of Russia can rest assured that the territorial integrity of our Motherland, our independence and freedom will be defended – I repeat – by all the systems available to us. Those who are using nuclear blackmail against us should know that the wind rose can turn around.
It is our historical tradition and the destiny of our nation to stop those who are keen on global domination and threaten to split up and enslave our Motherland. Rest assured that we will do it this time as well.
Address by the President of the Russian Federation
The citizens of Russia can rest assured that the territorial integrity of our Motherland, our independence and freedom will be defended – I repeat – by all the systems available to us. Those who are using nuclear blackmail against us should know that the wind rose can turn around.
It is our historical tradition and the destiny of our nation to stop those who are keen on global domination and threaten to split up and enslave our Motherland. Rest assured that we will do it this time as well.
Address by the President of the Russian Federation
bigredfish
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Was just going to post same story. The FBI is literally worse than the German Stasi.
Report: FBI SWAT Agent Turns Whistleblower After Realizing Manipulation Behind 'Bogus' Jan. 6 Raids
Report: FBI Declares Agent AWOL After He Refuses to Go on 'Bogus' Jan. 6 Raids
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Further, Friend alleged that cases were being opened on innocent Americans who were nowhere near the Capitol based on anonymous tips
He further said the FBI, post-facto, designated the grassy area outside the Capitol as a restricted area — though it was not on Jan. 6, 2021 — in order to increase the number of people subject to prosecution.
Friend warned that the bureau intends to prosecute Americans even peripherally associated with Jan. 6, with a new wave of subjects being dropped in field offices.
Report: FBI SWAT Agent Turns Whistleblower After Realizing Manipulation Behind 'Bogus' Jan. 6 Raids
Report: FBI Declares Agent AWOL After He Refuses to Go on 'Bogus' Jan. 6 Raids
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Further, Friend alleged that cases were being opened on innocent Americans who were nowhere near the Capitol based on anonymous tips
He further said the FBI, post-facto, designated the grassy area outside the Capitol as a restricted area — though it was not on Jan. 6, 2021 — in order to increase the number of people subject to prosecution.
Friend warned that the bureau intends to prosecute Americans even peripherally associated with Jan. 6, with a new wave of subjects being dropped in field offices.
Parley
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The whole January 6th deal was nothing more than a trap. To think that Mitch was going to vote with the Democrats on impeachment over this. 
bigredfish
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Mitch is every bit as corrupt as the rest. Hes no friend of the United States, he's part of the cancer
bigredfish
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Pennsylvania County Sues Dominion Voting Systems Over 'Severe Anomalies' In 2020 Election
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Justice delayed but justice about to be served:
WASHINGTON (AP) — Stark repudiation by federal judges he appointed. Far-reaching fraud allegations by New York’s attorney general. It’s been a week of widening legal troubles for Donald Trump, laying bare the challenges piling up as the former president operates without the protections afforded by the White House.
The bravado that served him well in the political arena is less handy in a legal realm dominated by verifiable evidence, where judges this week have looked askance at his claims and where a fraud investigation that took root when Trump was still president burst into public view in an allegation-filled 222-page state lawsuit.
In politics, “you can say what you want and if people like it, it works. In a legal realm, it’s different,” said Chris Edelson, a presidential powers scholar and American University government professor. “It’s an arena where there are tangible consequences for missteps, misdeeds, false statements in a way that doesn’t apply in politics.”
That distinction between politics and law was evident in a single 30-hour period this week.
Trump insisted on Fox News in an interview that aired Wednesday that the highly classified government records he had at Mar-a-Lago actually had been declassified, that a president has the power to declassify information “even by thinking about it.”
A day earlier, however, an independent arbiter his own lawyers had recommended appeared perplexed when the Trump team declined to present any information to support his claims that the documents had been declassified. The special master, Raymond Dearie, a veteran federal judge, said Trump’s team was trying to “have its cake and eat it” too, and that, absent information to back up the claims, he was inclined to regard the records the way the government does: Classified.
On Wednesday morning, Letitia James, the New York State attorney general, accused Trump in a lawsuit of padding his net worth by billions of dollars and habitually misleading banks about the value of prized assets. The lawsuit, the culmination of a three-year investigation that began when he was president, also names as defendants three of his adult children and seeks to bar them from ever again running a company in the state. Trump has denied any wrongdoing.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Stark repudiation by federal judges he appointed. Far-reaching fraud allegations by New York’s attorney general. It’s been a week of widening legal troubles for Donald Trump, laying bare the challenges piling up as the former president operates without the protections afforded by the White House.
The bravado that served him well in the political arena is less handy in a legal realm dominated by verifiable evidence, where judges this week have looked askance at his claims and where a fraud investigation that took root when Trump was still president burst into public view in an allegation-filled 222-page state lawsuit.
In politics, “you can say what you want and if people like it, it works. In a legal realm, it’s different,” said Chris Edelson, a presidential powers scholar and American University government professor. “It’s an arena where there are tangible consequences for missteps, misdeeds, false statements in a way that doesn’t apply in politics.”
That distinction between politics and law was evident in a single 30-hour period this week.
Trump insisted on Fox News in an interview that aired Wednesday that the highly classified government records he had at Mar-a-Lago actually had been declassified, that a president has the power to declassify information “even by thinking about it.”
A day earlier, however, an independent arbiter his own lawyers had recommended appeared perplexed when the Trump team declined to present any information to support his claims that the documents had been declassified. The special master, Raymond Dearie, a veteran federal judge, said Trump’s team was trying to “have its cake and eat it” too, and that, absent information to back up the claims, he was inclined to regard the records the way the government does: Classified.
On Wednesday morning, Letitia James, the New York State attorney general, accused Trump in a lawsuit of padding his net worth by billions of dollars and habitually misleading banks about the value of prized assets. The lawsuit, the culmination of a three-year investigation that began when he was president, also names as defendants three of his adult children and seeks to bar them from ever again running a company in the state. Trump has denied any wrongdoing.
Parley
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Letitia James is a joke. President Trump did not miss any payments to the banks. The banks have their own people who assess the value of property. Also President Trump paid his taxes to the local and state governments of New York. So where is the damage "IF" this was the case? IMHO there is none. As to the declassification of documents, here is an article on the subject. A POTUS’ Sweeping Authority to Declassify Confidential Government Documents (techpresident.com)
bigredfish
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Hey CT, "Science doesn't care what you believe" Might want to revisit that "science" of yours..
LOL - Still getting your weekly clot shot jabs? Need a ride to the clinic?
LOL - Still getting your weekly clot shot jabs? Need a ride to the clinic?
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TikTok .. in the hot seat in Congress ..
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If the democrats found that the border crossers were going to vote republican that wall would be built in a week.
Sept 23, 2022
Good News Friday
Dear Patriots,
We were remembering this week the 1987 movie "Wall Street" where Gordon Gekko, played by actor Michael Douglas, says:
"The most valuable commodity I know of is information."
That was true 35 years ago, and it is truer today - which is why the left wants to control our access to valuable, true information. Information is the most important tool in the battle for freedom of speech, the war against Covid-CCP mandates, and the never-ending fight to save our constitutional country. It is up to us to spread information the left doesn't want us to know. We implore you to share these stories within your orbits through email and post them on social media. The more information people have the more intelligent citizens they will be.
We are winning back freedoms day by day in the courts. These victories matter and they add up.
1- A wonderful ruling in the ongoing fight to reclaim our rights from Covid-CCP.
Just The News
Federal judge strikes down COVID-19 vaccine and mask mandates for Head Start students, teachers
QUOTE: The ruling permanently blocks the administration from enforcing the mandate.
A federal judge handed down the latest rebuke of the Biden administration by striking down the federal COVID-19 vaccine and mask mandates for teachers and students in the Head Start program. Judge Terry A. Doughty, on the bench of a U.S. District Court in Louisiana, on Wednesday ruled the federal government cannot require Head Start program teachers, staff and volunteers to be vaccinated against COVID-19, nor can it require adults or students to wear masks. His order "permanently enjoins the vaccine and mask mandate in 24 states," a release from the Liberty Justice Center says, and impacts 280,000 teachers, staff and volunteers. In his ruling, he wrote, "The public interest is served by maintaining the constitutional structure and maintaining the liberty of individuals who do not want to take the COVID-19 vaccine." "Although President Biden recently declared that the 'pandemic is over,' the fight to restore Americans' individual liberties is not," Liberty Justice Center managing attorney, Daniel Suhr said in the release. "We will continue to fight for teachers like Sandy and the low-income students they serve until every illegal and unjustified mandate is wiped from the books. Today's decision is a significant step toward undoing the injustice perpetrated against everyday Americans throughout the COVID-19 crisis."
2- The battle to retain freedom of speech is never ending.
Alex Berenson on Substack
Twitter and Facebook and YouTube lose; the First Amendment wins
QUOTE: A federal appeals court just struck a massive victory for freedom of speech.On Friday afternoon, in a brilliantly argued 90-page decision, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in favor of a Texas law stopping the biggest social media companies from censoring their users. The ruling will likely be appealed to the Supreme Court, setting up a hugely important battle. If the high court confirms the Fifth Circuit's view, companies like Twitter will mostly lose the power to censor their users for legal speech. If not, their censorship could become even more aggressive. Suppression of speech on Facebook and particularly Twitter was rare until the last three years. Now it is common - and mostly directed conservatives and people skeptical about Covid interventions and vaccines. (As you may have heard, I have some firsthand knowledge of the issue.) The social media companies have successfully argued in other cases that their own First Amendment rights allow them to clamp down on users with opinions they don't like.
3- We must be rid of this method of voting.
Kanekoa The Great on Substack
Pennsylvania County Sues Dominion Voting Systems for 'Unauthorized Python Script' & 'Foreign IP Address'
QUOTE: Fulton County, Pennsylvania filed a lawsuit against Dominion Voting Systems Wednesday morning for a "breach of contract". The county says that it became "aware of severe anomalies" with Dominion Voting Systems during the 2020 election after it was unable to reconcile "voter data with votes actually cast and counted". An investigation by Wake Technology Services of West Chester, Pa. into the machines at the county's request in February 2021 found numerous significant issues with the machines.These included ballot scanning errors and non-certified database tools installed on the system.
4- More court wins on the abuse of absentee ballots.
Washington Examiner
Yes, voter fraud is real, and courts are cracking down on it
QUOTE: A big voter fraud arrest and a separate voter fraud conviction in the past eight days again show that illicit voting is real and not terribly rare. The good news is that those on the side of ensuring voter integrity keep winning in the courts. In 2020, I explained that New York's absentee voting "portal" was so slipshod as to be an open invitation to fraud . "Someone could easily go to the portal using someone else's name and date of birth and registered address within the district," I wrote, "then ask for an absentee ballot to be sent somewhere else, and then fill in the ballot and mail it in." It is of precisely that offense that Jason T. Schofield, the Republican Rensselaer County Board of Elections commissioner, stands accused after his Sept. 13 arrest: "The indictment accuses Schofield of using an online state Board of Elections portal to request absentee ballots on behalf of eight voters who had no interest in voting, did not request absentee ballots and didn't know that Schofield was using their personal information to obtain the ballots." In Stamford, Connecticut, there was not just an arrest but a conviction. John Mallozzi, the city's former Democratic Party chief, was found guilty of 28 felonies for forging absentee ballots in the 2015 municipal elections. Both instances involve abuse of absentee ballots. As voter integrity experts long have noted and as even the liberal New York Times stated as a fact before it became politically inconvenient, absentee and mail-in ballots are much riper for abuse and fraud than in-person voting.
5- We talk a lot about how elections have been stolen with mail-in ballots and voting machines. But Big Tech has also played a big hand in election rigging. This is an interesting story by a Google insider about how the company actively influences elections by censoring hundreds of conservative sites. Be sure to read the whole article and share it. When we KNOW about this and we can fight it.
KanekoaTheGreat on Substack
Google Rigged The 2020 Election
QUOTE: For many of us, using the internet means using Google. As the number one visited website in the world Google receives 5.6 billion searches per day controlling more than 90 percent of global search traffic. In other words, our minds, our political beliefs, and our world views are inseparably linked to Google's search results, but Google is no longer an objective source of information, and the tech giant is actively censoring what we see. In August of 2019, Senior Google engineer, Zachary Vorhies leaked 950 pages of internal documents providing evidence of Google's use of blacklist, censorship, and machine learning algorithms to rig the 2020 election. This particular blacklist shows hundreds of conservative websites which were censored on Android's news search results. There is an obvious political bias. For example; Daily Caller, Western Journal, RedState, Gateway Pundit, Steven Crowder, Michelle Malkin, Glenn Beck, and Rush Limbaugh among other conservative websites made the blacklist.
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Parley
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Check out the long line of EV cars waiting for a charge at the Tesla charging station. Video at this link with some commentary: Check out the Huge line at this EV charging station in California… – CITIZEN FREE PRESS
Oceanslider
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He also knew about the Hunter Laptop story not being Russian Disinformation.
Parley
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One more thing in regards to Letitia. Quote from another site.
"Thats why Trumps mortgage application documents have a boiler plate due dilligence clause, according to what Trump has said on Hannity:
Example:
"Mortgage and Due Diligence. For each Loan Advance in which the proceeds will be used by Borrower to acquire one or more Real Estate Assets, Borrower shall provide Lender with a commitment for a loan policy of title insurance in the amount of the Loan Advance, committing to insure the Mortgage to be a valid first lien upon the subject Real Estate Assets, [ii] execute and deliver into escrow the Mortgage and related security documents, if any, that establish the lien on the subject Real Estate Assets, [iii] upon Lender’s request, provide Lender with copies of the environmental reports, surveys, zoning materials, appraisal, leases and subleases and other due diligence materials in Borrower’s possession that relate to the subject Real Estate Assets, and [iv] deliver to Lender certificates of insurance that evidence property and liability insurance coverage consistent with the coverage maintained by Borrower for similar properties in similar geographic areas owned by Borrower and as required by any applicable leases, with Lender named as mortgagee under a lender’s loss payable clause and as additional insured under the liability insurance policy."
Letitia hasn't got a hope of winning this case, its all publicity stunt for her re-election....which is a crime in and of itself. A fraudulent Law suit."
Oceanslider
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Oceanslider
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what narrative is Cringe Jean-Pierre going to spin now for the peabrain's squatting in the White House?
That we should be happy to be paying $7 a gallon at the pumps in California? I paid $2.80 a gallon during Trump. Aside from all the other increases in large part because of shipping cost due to gas prices.
Trump would have kept all this to the minimum.
The Dow is now less than when biden started f'ing things up two years ago.
That we should be happy to be paying $7 a gallon at the pumps in California? I paid $2.80 a gallon during Trump. Aside from all the other increases in large part because of shipping cost due to gas prices.
Trump would have kept all this to the minimum.
The Dow is now less than when biden started f'ing things up two years ago.
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Oceanslider
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Out of control at the border
WATCH: ‘These Guys Just Bull-Rushed Our Houses’: Texas Farmer’s Video Of Illegals Barging Into His Grandpa’s Home | The Daily Wire
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WATCH: ‘These Guys Just Bull-Rushed Our Houses’: Texas Farmer’s Video Of Illegals Barging Into His Grandpa’s Home | The Daily Wire
Texas farmer near border records migrants running onto property | Daily Mail Online
A Texas farmer living near the border has surveillance footage of migrants running onto his property.