Posted on 06/23/2021 9:55:13 AM PDT by weston
We are the majority side by a lot!
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BREAKING: President Trump has filed a MAJOR Class Action Lawsuit against Big Tech and their CEOs
https://twitter.com/RSBNetwork/status/1412791903175725057
Great!
Sorry Dolly, just saw this. In a meeting right now.
Here’s a live link already playing on Rumble. I don’t think RSBN can show on YouTube still.
https://rumble.com/vi1or5-rsbn-live.html
He can file all he wants, but does he standing?
If the court (WHATEVER court, not just the SC) says he doesn’t have standing, they’ll throw it out.
Op-Ed: Why I am initiating a forensic investigation of the 2020 General Election and 2021 Primary
Posted on Jul 07, 2021
FTA
A forensic investigation of our election results and processes for the 2020 General Election and the 2021 Primary will go a long way to restore trust in our system. Voting is the fundamental right of all citizens. We should continually look for ways to improve the voting process to ensure every voice is heard.
Today, as Chair of the Intergovernmental Operations Committee, I issued letters to several counties requesting information and materials needed to conduct a forensic investigation of the 2020 General Election and the 2021 Primary.
We have asked these counties to respond by July 31st with a plan to comply. The counties represent different geographical regions of Pennsylvania and differing political makeups. Some are Republican while others are Democrat, which means that this will be a balanced investigation.
The Intergovernmental Operations Committee is a standing committee of the Pennsylvania State Senate with oversight and investigatory responsibilities regarding activities relating to or conducted between two or more governments or levels of government, including the administration of elections across the Commonwealth. As set forth in Pennsylvania Senate Rule 14 (d), each standing committee is empowered with the authority to inspect and investigate the books, records, papers, documents, data, operation, and physical plant of any public agency in this Commonwealth, including county boards of elections.
This is necessary as millions of Pennsylvanians have serious doubts about the accuracy of the 2020 General Election. A January poll from Muhlenberg University showed that 40% of Pennsylvania voters are not confident that the results of the 2020 Election accurately reflected how Pennsylvanians voted. Discounting or mocking their concerns is neither an answer nor proper in this constitutional republic.
During debate on election reform a couple weeks ago, some of my colleagues regrettably dismissed these poll numbers as an inconvenient truth and went on to assert that the only reason there is distrust in our election process was because of the “conspiracy theories and lies” from those they disagree with politically. This sort of ad hominen attack does nothing to address the concerns of millions of voters.
The case for a forensic investigation of the 2020 general election is evident to any unbiased observer.
This was the first election in Pennsylvania with “mass” mail-in voting. In 2020, there were 2.7 million ballots cast by mail and absentee compared to about 263,000 absentee ballots cast in 2016. Many of these ballots were counted at offsite locations with little outside observation or oversight. Furthermore, mail ballots without signature verification were permitted to be counted across the Commonwealth. And, of course, all of this transpired in the midst of Covid-19 where uncertainty and fear impacted the conduct of the election.
Additionally, in the weeks leading up to the election, the Department of State repeatedly altered the manner in which Pennsylvania’s election was conducted. Those who voted in person were held to a higher standard than those who mailed in their ballots. Signatures required for mail-in ballots were rendered meaningless as the PA Supreme Court ruled that ballots could not be rejected based on an analysis of the voter’s signature.
On September 17th, the PA Supreme Court ruled that counties had to count ballots received up to three days after Election Day. A week before the election, the Department of State told the U.S. Supreme Court that ballots received after 8 p.m. on November 3rd would be segregated. But the department changed the rules two days before the election and directed counties to canvass those ballots upon receipt. The U.S. Supreme Court had to step in and order the counties to segregate the ballots.
Just hours before the polls opened on November 3, the department changed the rules again by providing late guidance on how to help voters whose mail-in or absentee ballots were incorrectly completed. The “guidance” resulted in inconsistent application across the Commonwealth. Some counties contacted voters as directed while others did not. There was no basis for that guidance in current or case law.
It would defy logic to assume that an election with the kinds of drastic changes we saw in 2020 was run perfectly with zero errors or fraud.
Governor Wolf and the Secretary of State refused to conduct any type of thorough investigation despite the concerns of millions of our citizens in the aftermath of the election and hundreds of affidavits alleging firsthand fraud, irregularities, and illegal behavior witnessed at polling places.
The closest thing to an investigation we got was a small so called “risk-limiting” audit which consisted of a sample of only 45,000 randomly selected ballots from the November Election. Not nearly the type of investigation that was needed to determine any fraud, misconduct, or technical anomalies. This audit was conducted by the Department of State and did not include public input or outside observers.
Election process problems were not limited to 2020. During the May Primary, multiple poll locations ran out of their supply of ballots. This occurred even though counties are required to print at least 10% more ballots than the highest number of votes cast in any of the previous three municipal primary elections. In some precincts, voting machines improperly labeled the headers of Republican ballots as Democrat while the GOP races still appeared. In one county, a “printing issue” caused both Democratic and Republican ballots to be rejected. These errors occurred in a lower-turnout election, where mistakes should be least likely to occur.
A full forensic investigation is critically necessary for our Commonwealth for the sake of transparency and accountability. There is nothing to fear if there is nothing to hide. Those who have concerns about the integrity of the 2020 and 2021 election will have those concerns investigated and hopefully addressed. Those who think that there was zero voter fraud, no irregularities, and that the elections were conducted perfectly will have the chance to be vindicated.
This investigation is not about overturning the results of either election. The goals are to restore faith in the integrity of our system, confirm the effectiveness of existing legislation on the governance of elections, and identify areas for legislative reform.
In light of the governor’s recent veto of a comprehensive election reform bill (HB 1300) and the refusal of his administration to seriously address the concerns of millions of our citizens, it is incumbent for the legislature to exercise its oversight responsibility.
The damage to our election process will not be undone with the passing of time. I believe the only way to restore confidence in our Commonwealth’s election process is to undertake a forensic investigation. By doing this, faith in our election system will be restored.
The people of our Commonwealth should have confidence that their vote counts. It takes accountability and transparency to ensure that our elections are free and fair.
Yeah, I know, That was my first thought too. But we can’t just give up.
This case coming on the heels of election fraud been proven could be a good combination.
Facebook delayed the flight. It’s four hours late. It’s amazing what they will do.
Luv His sense of humor.
He comes up with some great lines. That I can tell you.
Trump’s class action law suit is part of the plan.
Amazingly, the Senate would not take action on Section 230 when they had the power to do so.
Why?
Because of the money donated to them by Big Tech.
Your rights are secondary to that.
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830
Mar 03, 2018 11:15:14 PM EST
Q !UW.yye1fxo No. 544206
What I say a CLASS ACTION lawsuit?
When is it effective?
Who controls the narrative?
WHO wrote the singular censorship algorithm?
WHO deployed the algorithm?
WHO instructed them to deploy the algorithm?
SAME embed across multiple platforms.
Why?
Why is the timing relevant?
Where is @Snowden?
Why did ES leave G?
Why has NK out of the news cycle?
Define false flag?
What event(s) change the news cycle?
Why didn’t LV change the news cycle?
You have more than your know.
BOOM.
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Apr 09, 2018 12:55:43 PM EDT
Q !xowAT4Z3VQ No. 967105
Apr 09, 2018 12:16:28 PM EDT
Q !xowAT4Z3VQ No. 966637
>>XMAS IN DC
Who is arranging the PRIVATE meetings?
MZ campaign contribution promises.
FB donations since 4.2.18?
Fresh round.
R’s targeted (censorship/anti R = more $).
How to mask?
MZ personal donations?
Shell Co?
Recent stock dump?
Avoid FB public disclosure?
Track congressional intake (reported).
Keep open (+6 mo).
Loud w/ findings.
RT - how DC/swamp works.
Money talks.
Drain the swamp.
How do politicians access campaign contributions for personal use?
The “Con.”
Q
>>966637
PEOPLE have POWER.
Don’t forget how to PLAY.
TOGETHER YOU ARE STRONG.
FB violation of YOUR PRIVACY.
FB actively TRACKING YOU.
FB reading your PRIVATE messages.
FB CENSORING (anti conservative).
More will drop.
We have it ALL.
CLASS ACTION LAWSUITS are EFFECTIVE.
GLOBAL.
@Jack
You’re next.
What is Jack’s SECRET T-handle?
‘Dummy’ accounts to talk.
What you SEE is LIMITED.
Think emails (LL, HRC, HUSSEIN, etc).
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Apr 09, 2018 1:12:03 PM EDT
Q !xowAT4Z3VQ No. 967390
CLASS ACTION LAWSUITS ARE VERY EFFECTIVE.
2 BILLION PEOPLE.
GLOBAL.
SCALE.
REGULATION OR KILL?
PEOPLE HAVE THE POWER TO DECIDE.
Q
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Jack Posobiec
@JackPosobiec
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4m
Prayers up for the mental health of the journalists who have to cover the LEGO massacre
Quote Tweet
The Daily Beast
@thedailybeast
· 4h
FBI: Investigators found fully assembled U.S. Capitol Lego toy at Jan. 6 riot leader’s home https://trib.al/V3KfLR8
I don’t recall saying anything about giving up. :-) I just don’t want people to think ‘oh good, someone else is doing something, I can just sit on my hiney’.
Even if the lawsuit is successful, it’ll take months, if not years, for anything to come of it. And there will be untold damage done in the meantime.
Most people don’t seem to realize that we ARE at war. But it’s a propaganda war, and we’ve been ignoring it for decades.
@EmeraldRobinson
· 2h
Did the FBI send the same agents who investigated the NASCAR garage door pulls which threatened Bubba Wallace to seize the “fully assembled” LEGO toy model of the US Capitol as evidence of a devious insurrection?
@laurenboebert
· 1h
Our FBI is seizing Lego toy sets while Democrat cities are in the middle of massive crime waves. Let that sink in.
Very attractive. Good looking legal team. It’s like from a picture.
@atensnut
· 3h
Why has Michael Leroy Byrd not been arrested and tried for Ashli Babbitt’s murder? Is it because he’s black and doesn’t fit their narrative or because he knows too much about what really went down.
“ And there will be untold damage done in the meantime.”
Like what?
Lawsuits in potentially the Trillions of dollars
I wonder who is in the press asking questions? For the most part they seem to be reasonable & not combative.
Trump brings up Ashli Babbitt
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