Posted on 11/10/2018 10:04:52 PM PST by ransomnote
>>I am super depressed by the cheating.
Down in the dumps with you.
ROFL!!!
I can really see our Lord face palming on a regular basis! KEK!
“Anyone who thinks it had some sinister meaning is an idiot.” // “Anyone who doesn’t believe it to be sinister is an idiot.”
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Well, we got that settled, the world is divided into to two parts and everyone is an idiot.
Since there is no way to avoid being an Idiot, this is only to describe what is probably the source of the quote (in spite of Ms. Noonan’s denial that it is not.)
Article that discusses the source of the Thousand Points of Light reference:
He writes in the “Magicians Nephew”:
“One moment there had been nothing but darkness,” Lewis wrote, “next moment a thousand, thousand points of light leaped out - single stars, constellations, and planets, brighter and bigger than any in our world.”
And from his 1915 Schoolbook;
“In winter when the frosty nights are long …/ Ten thousand, thousand points of light did peep/ Out of the boundless heaven’s velvet deep.”
Now, anticipating objections, here is a link to an article of the opinion that Lewis was in on the Illuminati agenda. You can access the link to see the authors opinion. I will not quote him here.
https://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/sociopolitica/esp_sociopol_illuminati_58.htm
However, based on other Lewis works, I would say there was absolutely no connection —positing that the Illuminati exist—specifically citing “That Hideous Strenght”. The book is a deconstruction and rejection of strange occult scientism which presumably would equate to something like the Illuminati. His satire was directed at and rejected the Strange elitisms of the acedemics around him.)
(I would only note that I have lowered my view of GWB even more in the last few years. And yes, I believe there is a globalist movement to destroy the U.S.)
You have a lot of company. I took all of Q's assertions the "Midterms are safe" to mean that they...or SOMEBODY...had a handle on voter fraud and we wouldn't be subjected to the same old crap that plaques us every damned election.
Could this be the “Israel” Q said would be last???? Nah.....
Ah yes, but the man/men of/with the virtues hasn’t the fear the men/man whose goal is only illegitimate power. Hence the ‘Panic in DC.’
>>I took all of Q’s assertions the “Midterms are safe” to mean that they...or SOMEBODY...had a handle on voter fraud and we wouldn’t be subjected to the same old crap that plaques us every damned election.
So did I. If the hints don’t happen, and we’re back to the same old situation, I’m going to be curling up into that fetal ball. Knowing that cheating happens and talking about it out loud is fine and good, but if talking turns out to be the total actions taken, then it’s NOT fine and good. Sometimes it feels as if the hints are only ways to make us hold on and not notice that the world is crashing all around us. The election cheating HAS to be addressed this time.
Oops! I meant to include you on 1043!
Mark Taylor – God is Going to Gut MSM News Media ~ Greg Hunter Interview
(I would only note that I have lowered my view of GWB even more in the last few years. And yes, I believe there is a globalist movement to destroy the U.S.)
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I concur wholeheartedly with your statements ^.
Would that CS Lewis’ works were read/appreciated/understood by more...
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“Not everything that Screwtape says should be assumed to be true even from his own angle.”
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I assert that nothing should be assumed to be true.
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If Q doesn’t start to get some of this major stuff correct I will wonder whose side he/she/they are on. See Sessions and the election.
‘Maybe this is the beginning of the indictments opening and they are using Laura to get things rolling ..... possibly?’
We can only HOPE!!!!
yes! Exe Branch is good!
Yes, Florida Elections Have Had Their Moments, Like 200,000 Non-Citizens Possibly Voting In 2012
Matt Vespa
Nov 12, 2018 1:50 PM
The ballot counting in Florida elections is a shambles. The gubernatorial race is a shambles. The agricultural commissioner’s race is a shambles. And the Senate race is a shambles. We’re all heading for recounts in these races—and the two counties that keep chipping away at GOP vote totals, Broward and Palm Beach, are the most liberal in the state. They’ve violated state law by not posting regular updates on ballots left outstanding.
A judge recently ruled that the counties violated public records laws—and the whole ballot counting process has been done in secret. So, yes, it’s right that Gov. Rick Scott, the Republican U.S. Senate candidate who has declared victory, recently filed a lawsuit over this nonsense. The National Republican Senatorial Committee has also joined the lawsuit.
Broward County’s elections supervisor, Brenda Snipes, can’t do her job. She’s destroyed congressional ballots in 2016, has forgotten to add amendments to ballots, and there are serial issues with mail-in ballots (via Miami Herald):
Following a court ruling in May that Broward Elections Supervisor Brenda Snipes had illegally destroyed ballots from a 2016 congressional race, the governor’s office announced the Florida Department of State would send election experts to Snipes’ office during this year’s election “to ensure that all laws are followed” and “to observe the administration of the election.”
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Even beyond her own reprimand for authorizing the destruction of ballots, Snipes cannot deny the department’s patchy track record. In 2016, early voting results for Broward were posted a half hour before polls closed, in violation of election law. Her office was sued unsuccessfully because a constitutional amendment was missing from some mail-in ballots. The electronic system used by the county was also later found to have been targeted by Russian government hackers — although it’s unclear whether that affected results and had nothing to do with the early posting.
On multiple occasions, there have been problems with printing mail ballots. And in the August primaries, Broward was the last county to post election results. The department cited reasons from unexpected recounts, delayed jump drive delivery — rumor was they were temporarily lost — to a late influx of mail-in ballots that were still being counted the next day, leaving the results of several races unclear .
“We have consistently been the bottom of the barrel getting our voting results in,” Broward County Commissioner Nan Rich said at a September meeting to discuss how to prevent future delays in posting results. “I don’t want to be 67th in 67 counties again in voting.”
To boot, Broward and Palm Beach decided they were going to just ignore the court order for all public information requests concerning outstanding ballots. Oh, and there’s this disturbing tidbit Florida State University College of Law Professor Michael Morley found within the documents of Scott’s lawsuit:
Michael Morley, a professor at Florida State University College of Law, noted something from the documents of the Scott lawsuit that should raise anyone’s eyebrows. Okay—well maybe not for Democrats because they will choose to ignore it.
https://twitter.com/michaelmorley11/status/1060939692374282240 (14 through 19)
There is evidence of wrongdoing—but this is all conspiracy talk as far as the liberal media is concerned. Yet, these same jokers said, without evidence, that the Russians hacked our election. It’s madness.
Oh, this isn’t anything new. In 2012, 200,000 non-citizens might have voted in the state’s elections (via NBC Miami):
Florida officials are now saying that nearly 200,000 registered voters may not be U.S. citizens.
Earlier in the week, state election officials announced they had identified more than 2,600 people who are in Florida legally but ineligible to vote.
The Department of State is asking county election officials to verify the information. Election supervisors are contacting voters and if someone is not a citizen, their name will be dropped from the voter rolls.
But an initial list drawn up by the state — and not widely released — shows that a comparison of voter lists and driver’s license information turned up a list of nearly 182,000 people who may not be U.S. citizens.
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State officials, however, note that some of those on list may have become citizens after first getting their driver’s licenses. Still, the decision to screen the voter rolls for non-citizens could result in tens of thousands voters being dropped in the middle of a critical election year.
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The state database is supposed to check the names of registered voters against other databases, including ones that contain the names of people who have died and people who have been sent to prison.
Driver’s license numbers had been used to verify the identity of someone who had registered to vote but apparently the state was not checking citizenship status prior to last year. The state does not give driver’s licenses to illegal immigrants, but it does grant them to legal visitors.
Cate said the list of 182,000 people was drawn up by checking first and last names, date of birth and either a driver’s license number, a Social Security number or an address. Most of the matches had identical driver’s license numbers, names and birthdates. A state document shows that out of the nearly 182,000 identified that more than 172,000 were active voters, meaning they had cast ballots in recent elections or registered recently.
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Republican Party of Florida chairman Lenny Curry defended the state push.
“To now learn that thousands of illegal votes could be cast across our state is chilling and threatens the confidence people need to have in our elections,” Curry said in a statement.” Any amount of fraud or illegality in this system is too much.”
In 2018, there’s still questions of credibility concerning these two counties since Broward recently mixed rejected provisional ballots in with good ones.
Thanks for the sensible post.
I think Bush Sr’s role was more as an oligarchy heavy-weight observer to help ensure it came off smoothly etc. etc.
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