Posted on 08/05/2024 3:19:59 PM PDT by ransomnote
Bestest part: Trump said he will shut down Jimmuh’s Dept. Of Indoctrination returning Education back to States.
BOOM
I kind of think Elon doesn’t have the whole picture; but you may indeed be right. He is extremely intelligent, and clearly part of the plan.
Musk talked about our bloated Gov. and the idea of having some sort of Gov Efficienty program - well, sounds good but ONLY WAY that works is don’t let the Gov. run it. lol.
you can use settings to change the language to english
hey..thanks.. been looking for that....could give Walz and the RATs the cover for Walz’s military “misspeaks”.
Always give a word or a sign of salute
when meeting or passing a friend,
even a stranger,
when in a lonely place.
Show respect to all people
and grovel to none.
Tecumseh
A new “Chutkin” has a real punch to it.
I was barely on the thread today, missed much, I have a lot to catch up on tomorrow.
Noah’s Nightly Newsletter – 8/12/24
https://truthlion.com/noahs-nightly-newsletter-8-12-24/
* TRUMP IS BACK! RETURNS TO TWITTER (X)
* President Trump Unveils His “20 Core Promises” To the American People — Read the Full List Here
* Trump Plans To Sue Biden DOJ For $100 Million Over Mar-A-Lago Raid
* Maryland House Explodes, Leaving Two Dead
* 2024 Olympics Are Complete Here’s What Country Won The Most Medals
* OLYMPICS Closing Ceremony: A Celebration Of Lucifer In a Witches’ Circle?
* Tom Cruise Performs Epic Stunt To Close Out The 2024 Olympics
* Helicopter Crashes Into Hilton Hotel In “Unauthorized Flight”
* Americans Can Stockpile Ivermectin & Key Prescription Medicines – Here Is One Way To Do It
* Trump Gets Sued By Musician’s Family
JAY VALENTINE joins Howie Carr to discuss Voter Fraud in many states
Jay = software systems, Fractal Computing. Trying to tell the Trump people how to clean up the voting roles
People in Colorado raised money to bring in Fractal - stop the mail in ballots - strategy is to compare voting roles to addresses.
STOP THE BALLOTS FROM GETTING INTO THE SYSTEM!
FOR EXAMPLE
559,000 invalid voters - GA
432,000 PHANTOM VOTERS IN NC
1,400,000 REGISTERED AT AN INVALID ADDRESS IN PA
start at 19:50 min TO 34 MIN
https://howiecarrshow.com/mary-alan-dunham-join-the-show-8-12-24-the-howie-carr-show-hour-2/
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https://rumble.com/v4w221r-how-to-track-illegal-aliens-being-registered-to-vote-by-ngos.html
How To Track Illegal Aliens Being Registered To Vote By NGOs
BREAKING: 72-Yr-Old ‘Jan 6 Praying Grandma’ Gets LARGEST EVER Fine, Biden-Harris Govt Claims ‘She Continues to Pose Political Violence Threat.’
ARTICLE:
Rebecca Lavrenz, known as the “J6 Praying Grandma,” has been sentenced to 12 months of probation, including six months of house arrest, and ordered to pay the largest misdemeanor fine in U.S. history for her involvement in the January 6th Capitol protests, The National Pulse can report.Lavrenz, 72, was found guilty of four federal misdemeanor charges related to her participation in the protest against the certification of the 2020 presidential election results, which amounted to walking into an open door at the U.S. Capitol and praying in the tourist areas.
In his sentencing memo, Biden-Harris U.S. Attorney Matthew Graves opined that because Lavrenz had pointed out the political persecution of J6ers, she should be considered “unrepentant” in her “promotion of the riot.” That, Graves laughably claims, “is powerful evidence that she continues to pose a threat to future acts of political violence.” A MUSLIM U.S. District Court Judge overseeing the case, Zia Faruqui, handed down a $103,000 fine, believed to be one of, if not the largest ever imposed for a misdemeanor charge in U.S. history.
In addition to the fine, Lavrenz was ordered to pay $500 in restitution and banned from using the internet for six months. This restriction, typically reserved for cases involving child pornography, has raised concerns about its appropriateness, especially given the proximity to the upcoming presidential election.
At her sentencing, Lavrenz told the judge, “While I respect you, I answer to a higher judge.” Her defense team argued that the internet ban, which prevents her from managing her Bed & Breakfast business, checking her email, or accessing online banking, would severely impact her livelihood.
Despite these concerns, the judge justified the restriction necessary to prevent the spread of “inflammatory material” online, particularly in the lead-up to the election – effectively an admission of election interference by a U.S. judge.
Faruqui also ordered Lavrenz to submit to government monitoring software on her computer and mobile phone, further limiting her digital freedom. Additionally, she will not be allowed to meet with her Congressman or Senator at the Capitol without the permission of her Probation Officer, adding another layer of restriction to her sentence.
During the hearing, the judge made several pointed remarks, questioning Lavrenz’s priorities and expressing skepticism about her faith.“I don’t know why being the J6 Praying Grandmother is more important than being an actual grandmother,” Faruqui said. He also criticized her involvement in what he described as a misguided ministry, stating, “Your faith is being misplaced right now” and suggesting that her ministry to strangers was less important than her obligations to her family.
The judge’s comments also extended to the financial support Lavrenz received for her legal defense, which he ordered to be confiscated. He claimed the funds were inappropriately raised, stating, “There is a wellspring of money that you have that I don’t believe is appropriate for you to have.”
Bizarrely, Judge Faruqui is also believed to have remarked, “You went in to try to find Congresspeople to find them and confront them. That’s unacceptable. You can’t do that. Nobody can do that. The way to do that is through our legal system. To go to court.”
Speaking exclusively to The National Pulse, Lavrenz’s lawyer John M. Pierce of the National Constitutional Law Union (NCLU) said: “We are pleased that Rebecca Lavrenz got no jail time. However, we believe the fine was one of the largest in American history for a misdemeanor case. This will make it very difficult for her to be able to vigorously pursue her appeal without a tremendous amount of help from donors.
“In addition, the 6-month internet restriction is unprecedented. We feel this is an unconstitutional restriction on her ability to speak about the 2024 election. It also severely limits her ability to fundraise to help pay for her appeal. This is yet another dark reminder of the two-tier system of justice that is eroding the very foundations of our Constitutional republic.
The ‘Praying Grandma’ Rebecca Lavrenz is the finest our nation has to offer. We will fight for her and her beliefs to the very end.”People can still donate to Lavrenz for her appeal at this link.
MarQ
BTTT!
I’m asking Wildhighlander57 if he can read their lips.
MarQ
‘Seriously, this sucks.’ How a small Minnesota town was left with a giant pile of wind turbine blades
Grand Meadow wants someone to get rid of the mess, after a failed effort to recycle the massive, worn-out parts.
https://archive.is/dtx8Z#selection-577.0-581.112
Excerpt:
Darcy Richardson had big plans for a garden patio enveloped by flowers in her backyard in this little community south of Rochester.
She gave up once the blades arrived.
Trucks dropped off 111 fiberglass turbine blades on the empty lot next door in 2020, haphazardly stacked to the edge of Richardson’s property. Almost four years later, the mountain of old wind parts — which is visible on Google Earth — is still there.
Some blades are cracked and stained. Locals say they draw feral cats and foxes and are a safety risk because kids climb on the junk.
They’re also ugly, ruining Richardson’s view, hurting property values and attracting the curiosity of seemingly everyone who drives the highway into town.
“After six months we were like ‘C’mon guys, what’s going on,’” said Richardson, once a master gardener. “After a year we were like ‘Seriously, this sucks.’”
.....The story began with the company NextEra Energy, a large Florida-based clean energy developer.
In 2020, NextEra rebuilt a wind farm in Mower County to make the large 99-megawatt facility more efficient, installing longer blades on most of the 43 turbines. Each of those turbines is enormous, stretching 440 feet from the ground to the fully extended tip of the new blades.
Often, expired turbine blades end up in a landfill. The fiberglass components are tough to reuse, creating a weak recycling market. This is a nuisance for a growing industry that flaunts its green image.
In this case, NextEra tried to recycle. The company contracted with a Spanish company, Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy, on the Mower project, which in turn struck a deal to recycle the leftover blades through Ohio-based RiverCap Ventures.
RiverCap planned to offload the junk to a company that grinds up blades to use in concrete, according to former vice president Brian Donahue. But things never got that far.
Donahue said he and other top leaders at RiverCap left and the company went out of business. Donahue and another former RiverCap worker helped create a new venture called Canvus that took over responsibility for the blades in 2022.
Donahue said Canvus doesn’t have enough money to move the blades either, at least yet. It’s expensive to drive them to Canvus’ facility in Ohio. Donahue said they can fit only one blade on a truck at a time.
His company turns the old parts into public benches that sell for about $5,000 apiece.
.....While there is plenty of frustration in Grand Meadow toward RiverCap and Canvus, some in the town of 1,100 also criticize two brothers from a well-known family who leased RiverCap the land.
At the time of the deal, Tony Warmka was serving on the city council and Travis Warmka was the fire chief. The duo had bought the land from the city for $1 to develop the empty site for industrial use.
But the city views the wind blade graveyard as an unlicensed dump that is breaking zoning ordinances.
“That led to some uncomfortable meetings, but [Tony] really hasn’t wanted to discuss it,” said James Christian, a former mayor and councilman who is now Grand Meadow’s city administrator. “He’s getting a check every month, so. He knows he’s in violation. He’s known since the day they showed up.”
Richardson and her husband Jim, the city police chief, declined to talk about the Warmka family, saying they didn’t want to broach a sensitive issue publicly in the small town. Tony Warmka used to be their neighbor. Christian’s mother and a county commissioner live nearby as well.
Xander Stejskal lives near the blades and wrote to state officials in early August, saying the Warmka brothers “should pay for shipment and the towns issues after involving critters and invasive animals.”
Tony Warmka said he would respond to a call from the Star Tribune and did not. Travis Warmka could not be reached.
The city issued two notices to their company, TMT Properties, for violating city code and passed a resolution demanding the lot cleared of debris by July 2023. By that time, Tony Warmka was off the council after opting against running for reelection.
Normally, Grand Meadow might go to court for approval to intervene and clean up junk on a property, such as impounding a junked car left on a lawn, Christian said. But one estimate for blade clearing was roughly $500,000.
.....Grand Meadow is looking into whether it can fine TMT. The city asked for help from the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, with no luck. Christian is now trying the PUC, where utility regulators plan to weigh in next month after taking public comments on whether the board can or should intervene.
Xcel Energy now owns the wind farm, but the company says it can’t move the blades because it doesn’t own them and described the situation as “isolated.” Xcel is still sensitive to the issue because the blade junk is not exactly building goodwill in a wind-rich area.
Annette Olson co-owns Olson Tree Services, a business adjacent to the blade pile, and said, like several others, she is not opposed to renewable power. But “it’s frustrating when they talk about all the things we need to do to help our environment, but yet they fail to do their part,” she said.
Xcel spokesman Theo Keith said the company is open to including new protections in blade recycling contracts to protect host communities. NextEra declined to comment. Siemens Gamesa said it has a confidential agreement with RiverCap to remove the blades from Grand Meadow.
Donahue, at Canvus, said their lease expires by the end of the year so the blades will be moved soon. But the Richardson family living next to the junk pile, and others, are skeptical.
Goodnight LJ!
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Conservators in Britain have found the stub of a pencil confirmed to have been used by William Shakespeare. No word on whether it was 2B or not 2B.
I'm at that awkward age when I'm not sure if I should "Take it Easy" or "Take it to the Limit One More Time."
I am old enough to know you should NEVER tell a woman she belongs in the kitchen. That's where the knives are.
SpyNavy
Garde la Foi, mes amis! Nous nous sommes les sauveurs de la République! Maintenant et Toujours!
(Keep the Faith, my friends! We are the saviors of the Republic! Now and Forever!)
LonePalm, le Républicain du verre cassé (The Broken Glass Republican)
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