President Trump’s re-election campaign today filed a lawsuit in Pennsylvania alleging the creation and implementation of an illegal “two-tiered” voting system for the 2020 General Election. Pennsylvania’s “two-track” system resulted in voters being held to different standards depending on how they chose to exercise their right to vote. In-person voters had to sign voter registrations, have those signatures checked against voter rolls, vote in a polling place monitored by statutorily-authorized poll observers, and have their votes counted in a transparent and verifiable open and observed manner.  The state’s mail-in voting, which nearly 2.65 million votes were cast through, lacked all of the hallmarks of transparency and verifiability that were present for in-person voters, including not adequately verifying the voter’s identity, permitting ballots received up to three days after the election to be counted without any evidence of timely mailings, such as a postmark, and denying sufficient monitoring over the reviewing and counting of mail-in ballots.

Trump Campaign Files Suit In Pennsylvania Against Unconstitutional Two-Track System | Donald J. Trump for President

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What a mess. And no real way to determine the true vote. Argh!

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Surprise! CNN Finally Discovers China Lied About COVID Mishandling Joseph Norris December 2nd, 2020 10:24 AM Text to Speech 00:00 00:00 Font Size In an admission that was not as shocking as CNN thought, the cable network finally admitted that the Communist government of China was not completely honest about its dangerous mishandling of the COVID-19 pandemic. This was announced via an “exclusive” report written by Nick Paton Walsh which explored how the Chinese government lied to the rest of the world. Rather than admitting their mistake and their false reporting, CNN anchors treated it like a well-established fact during Tuesday Morning’s New Day.

Surprise! CNN Finally Discovers China Lied About COVID Mishandling | Newsbusters

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CNN has no reason to admit that they ever make mistakes.

Like using the term “president elect” before the Electoral College votes.

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Given that telework seems to be “working”, at least for feds, why not disperse this group? (From The Hill) In addition to telework, it is time to look at relocating the headquarters’ of the many different federal departments and agencies.

Source: Has the time come to move federal government employees from Washington, D.C?

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Sounds like a great idea — should Agriculture be in the mid-west and Education be put out of business?

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Left-wing media bias has taken over once-neutral Wikipedia, just as co-founder Larry Sanger lamented earlier this year, according to five studies reviewing the content of the online encyclopedia. The studies have concluded Wikipedia is even more left-biased than the Encyclopedia Britannica, left-wing indoctrination is pushed harder by leftist editors, liberal media is more pronounced in the mentions on that site, the reviews of politicians relies are left-wing sources, and conservative editors on the website are six times more likely to be sanctioned for their updates.

5 Studies Call Out Liberal Bias of Wikipedia | Newsmax.com

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And that’s why I no longer contribute my time or money to it.

Great idea but perverted by politics.

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F.A. Hayek once said, “Laws must be general, equal, and certain.” When government intervenes in the economy, it rarely ends up impacting all business owners equally. Most often they end up benefiting those who already have connections and means in the first place.

How Big Government Stacked the Deck Against Small Business – Foundation for Economic Education

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Is anyone surprised?

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https://nypost.com/2020/11/27/agt-kiddie-magicians-the-rocketts-get-arrested-for-hiding-from-mom/

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Seems like overreach — arrest and night in jail?

At what point in time, do “children” have their human rights?

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Her name is Angelica Harris. Age 35. She needs a life saving donor kidney.

http://keywestlou.com/angelica-needs-a-kidney/

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FYI

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Don’t Believe the COVID Case Numbers; It’s a Scam
By Jon Rappoport
Jon Rappoport’s blog

Source: Don’t Believe the COVID Case Numbers; It’s a Scam – LewRockwell

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Eyeball diagnosis can mean a doctor observes the patient has a cough, or chills and fever. That’s all. That’s all a doctor needs to make a diagnosis of COVID. That’s a case number. Ridiculous? Of course it’s ridiculous. It’s a con. Brought to you by the CDC.

The PCR test, as I’ve explained dozens of times, spits out false-positives like waterfalls. It’s set up to do exactly that.

Increase testing and you automatically get rising case numbers. That’s the real reason for pushing expanded testing.

And there you have the scam in a nutshell.

The fascist public health agencies and the politicians WANT lockdowns. They know the only way to justify the lockdowns is to claim rising case numbers.

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The Great Barrington Declaration

We need to hold the politicians and bureaucrats to account for the “lockdowns” and all it’s “collateral damage”!

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(From ProPublica) Officials in Honolulu have granted the developers of a luxury, oceanfront estate tied to Barack Obama a major exemption from environmental laws designed to protect Hawaii’s beaches. The shoreline permit, issued by Honolulu’s Department of Planning and Permitting on Monday, clears the way for the controversial multimillion dollar renovation of a century-old seawall in the heavily Native Hawaiian community of Waimanalo.

Source: Oceanfront Property Tied to Obama Granted Exemption From Hawaii’s Environmental Laws

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One set of laws for “the Big Club” and we ain’t in it. God bless George Carlin

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Source: Covid-19 PCR Testing is Worthless | Frontpagemag

“Translation: If it requires 40 cycles to return a positive PCR test, it is a false positive and the patient tested is, in point of fact, negative.”

Argh! everything is political and about bringing down the “bad orange man”!

I bet if Biden wins that will be the last we hear of Covid — just like SARS and Bird Flu.

Argh!

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Under a monetary order where electronic digits representing currency can be created out of thin air in unlimited quantities, the best hedge is the opposite – tangible, scarce, untraceable wealth held off the financial grid.

Source: A New World Monetary Order Is Coming – Activist Post

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Important to read and understand how evil “the elite” are and using the FED the other central banks, and the NGO’s like the IMF.

The reader might think it’s a conspiracy theory, but if it isn’t, then it sure seems that it’s a “convenient common decision independently arrived at”!

I know what I think!  Do you?

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Over the past few years, we’ve invested in building helpful and secure products you can use to communicate and stay connected with the people in your life. This month, we unveiled Google Workspace , which includes everything you need—Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Chat, Meet and more—to get anything done, now in one place.

Source: The latest on Google Hangouts and the upgrade to Google Chat

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Anyone else confused?

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Murphy hints tax hikes in N.J. are likely because of coronavirus. Gov. Phil Murphy made the comments as he reached a deal on a plan to authorize the state borrow billions of dollars to help balance the state budget amid the pandemic.

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Might N.J. schools not reopen this fall because of coronavirus? Murphy hints it’s possible. Gov. Phil Murphy said Friday he still expects New Jersey’s schools to physically reopen in the fall — but he left open the possibility that could change if there are major concerns with the coronavirus pandemic.

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Source: Coronavirus updates: Murphy hints at tax hikes, schools might not reopen in Sept.; Will there be NFL football? What you need to know (July 11, 2020) – nj.com

Anyone asking why we need to pay higher taxes and the Gooferment Skrules will be closed!

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2:06 PM PT — Dianna Ploss just got fired from her radio gig in New Hampshire. WSMN 1590 issued the following statement, “Dianna Ploss is no longer associated or affiliated in any way with  WSMN or Bartis-Russell Broadcasting, LLC.”

Source: Radio Host ‘Karen’ Attacks Non-English-Speaking Workers, Gets Fired

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I don’t understand why she felt she was the “language police”!

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How does Big Pharma have so much control over the dissemination of this information or should I say propaganda? Well, the same answer pops up again, money. Big Pharma gave $2 billion dollars during the last election cycle to US politicians. Big AG, the military/security complex and big oil each gave only a paltry $1.0 billion dollars to buy the votes of our political leadership.

Source: The Great Covid-19 Deception and What You Need to Know to Survive, by Gary Heavin – The Unz Review

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There are days when it feels like the world is going against you. You’re late for work, and the keys have just fallen into the drain hole. But day-breaking fails have been well documented in the history of humankind, and there’s a silent agreement not to talk about ‘em too much.

Source: 151 Photos Of Animals Having A Worse Day Than You

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Funny.

Last few days meant I could use a laugh!

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“Some scholars say it’s the beginning of the idea of hypertext, the idea that a reader can sit in one spot and have access to multiple texts at once.” (That concept is all too familiar today, in the age of hyperlinks, search engines, and browser tabs.)

Source: How Students Built a 16th-Century Engineer’s Book-Reading Machine – Atlas Obscura

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No new ideas?  Just some that can NOT be made right now!

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‘I thought to myself, ‘How in the world does this woman, standing in front of a $24,000 refrigerator, have the sense to jump into the bottomless pit of race politics? Why in the world would she want to do that?”

There’s only one answer, by the way, one answer,’ Scott continued. ‘It’s because she’s lived so long in a state of privilege that she has forgotten that it’s the Republican Party that voted more for the Civil Rights-era legislation than the Democrats.

Source: Senator Tim Scott slams Nancy Pelosi’s claim that Republicans are trying to get away with murder | Daily Mail Online

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I intend to donate to whomever challenges her for that seat!

Put my money where my mouth is!

She’s needs to be swept into History’s dustbin.

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Tyler Durden Sun, 06/21/2020 – 22:45 Authored by Jeffrey Tucker via The American Institute for Economic Research,

We’ve lived through the most bizarre experience of human folly in my lifetime, and perhaps in generations. Among the strangest aspects of this has been the near universal failure on the part of regular people, and even the appointed “experts” (the ones the government employs, in any case), to have internalized anything about the basics of viruses that my mother understands, thanks to her mother before who had a solid education in the subject after World War II.

Source: Smart Society, Stupid People

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This has been nothing but “good crisis not to waste” by the politicians and bureaucrats.  With the Big Media and “celebrities” piling on!

So stupid.  Maybe “they” need to load up the trains and clear out the gene pool?

Argh!

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The Internal Revenue Service issued about 1.1 million economic stimulus payments worth $1.4 billion to people who have recently died, which largely went to their next of kin. The IRS has said that recipients of those payments should return the money, but many people may be unaware that they are required to do so.

Source: Botched Tests, $1,200 Checks for Dead Marred U.S. Virus Response

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Why am I NOT surprised?

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Many election administrators in U.S. states and counties need to receive and open PDF files from voters. Some of these administrators receive these PDFs as e-mail attachments. These may be filled-out voter registration forms, or even voted ballots from UOCAVA (overseas and military) voters .

Source: Safely opening PDFs received by e-mail (or fax?!)

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“Internet return of voted ballots is inherently insecure; that’s a separate issue and I’ll discuss it below.”

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The internet was not designed to be secure.

No amount of kludges, bolt ons, or widgets is going to make it so.

To be secure, it needs to be re-engineered.

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The ventilator had a backup battery, but the man’s relatives didn’t tell doctors or nurses that they unplugged it, the medical superintendent at the government-run hospital told the outlet.

Source: Man died at hospital after relatives unplugged ventilator for air conditioner

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Easy rule of thumb — do NOT touch anything in the patient’s room.

Argh!

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Recently a sad story about a little lion surfaced on the internet. This adorable lion cub was taken away from his mother when he was only a few months old. He was taken away to be used as a tourist attraction. The horrible people that stole him broke his leg and wounded his spine so that he wouldn’t be able to run away or struggle when tourists took pictures with him.

Source: Rescuers Save Baby Lion Who Had His Legs Broken To Take Pictures With Tourists

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Has to be a special place in Hell for people like these.  I hope Putin will help them “understand” cruelty.

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The Federal Reserve is working on several fronts to mitigate the effects of low coin inventories. This includes managing the allocation of existing Fed inventories, working with the Mint, as issuing authority, to minimize coin supply constraints and maximize coin production capacity, and encouraging depository institutions to order only the coin they need to meet near‐term customer demand. Depository institutions also can help replenish inventories by removing barriers to consumer deposits of loose and rolled coins. Although the Federal Reserve is confident that the coin inventory issues will resolve once the economy opens more broadly and the coin supply chain returns to normal circulation patterns, we recognize that these measures alone will not be enough to resolve near‐term issues.

Source: Strategic Allocation of Coin Inventories

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Maybe my horde of nickels might command a premium now?

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