This guy’s the typical, arrogant Leftist POS. I can’t watch him without wanting to put my fist all the way through his head. It may take a while, but he’ll eventually suffer the same fate as Avenatti or Weiner.
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Leftists always are so unhappy at the world and themselves
Red Badger, what do you think our changes are of putting this stolen election case to rest, of receiving some satisfaction that good will prevail? Call me naive, I still think truth will prevail, maybe in the history books?
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This guy is a problem
Media has worked overtime to sweep this away
Hoft writes “Coomer’s limited deposition was taken on September 23, 2021, and the court acted on its own to seal the deposition without a hearing.”
Then Hoft proceeds to extensively quote from the supposedly sealed deposition.
How does that happen?
Stealing elections have consequences.
The short version is coomer is a lowest class scumbag leftist America hating POS who should be charged with high treason and given the appropriate death sentence after a fair trial.
Why would he bother lying. The other democrats have proudly boasted about rigging the election for Chomo Joe. Joe is on video groping children and the democrats adore him. He and Hunter laugh as the corruption is plain as day when they are selling the Chomo’s position. Be proud of what you did Eric. You are a hero of the revolution. You might even get your likeness on a cool red tee shirt like Che.
These people prove my tag line to be true more and more each and every day.
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What’s his husband’s name?
Despite all the MSM propaganda, the collusion of the courts and vile politicians, rational, decent people cannot be disuaded of the notion that the 2020 election was stolen and American democracy has been corrupted.
Proprietary voting machine software amounts to a secret, unmonitored tally of votes by an unaccountable third party. "It doesn't matter how people vote. What matters is who counts the votes"
Voting machine software must be open-source and capable of being examined before the election, monitored during the election, and examined after the election.
No voting machine should be hardwired or wifi-enabled to connect to any outside system. Voting machines must be able to examined by all qualified parties involved.
The software must register "one man, one vote". No fractional counting, no weighted counting, and no proportional counting.
Adjudication must be done with poll watchers from both parties present and not an unmonitored lone individual in a back room after hours.
Until we use open-source software that can be examined by qualified inspectors the result of every election remain suspect.
We shouldn't be using private firms with questionable associations and backgrounds to write machine code used in our election. Anyone who submits a contract to provide voting machine software they claim is proprietary should be excluded from the contract.
And this is the guy we’ve trusted our elections to. Great /s
The deep state hired a vulture they knew would carry out their wishes.
OMG!!! isn’t he the guy that said...” I GUARANTEE THAT TRUMP WILL LOSE”...? And HOW did he KNOW that.....BECAUSE DOMINION VOTING SYSTEMS....DVS is DEVIOUS AND CORRUPTED BY PEOPLE LIKE ERIC COOMER!
There’s trouble in River City.
Dominion, Smartmatic and George Soros stand to lose billions of dinero if this gets any traction.
by Eric D. Coomer
Well, here it is, possibly the last “solo” trip report I’ll ever post. My apologies for the funky formatting. I had to write this up at home and then upload it to a real account... It’s long maybe boring for some, certainly not for me. I want to once again extend a heartfelt thank you to the people that helped my ass off this damn climb. I may be somewhat biased but I can say without a doubt that ZM is not a recommended climb by me. All climbs will start with loose rock. After many parties have passed the loose stuff will be cleared leaving a solid route. Some routes however, can never be cleaned. The more parties heading up ZM will continue to loosen the multitude of loose rock. I don’t think you could ever clear it all away. The lack of a well defined line doesn’t help the quality of this route much either. Like I said, I’m biased. I’m sure someone out there has done the route and thought it a classic. I wish I could agree. Some might consider the following melodrama, it’s not intended as such and all of the emotions are real.
Comments, flames, whatever, send them along to coomer@nuc.berkeley.edu.
I accepted a slot in the Ph.D. program at the University of California at Berkeley in April of 1992. Living most of my life on the east coast, and only climbing for a year at the time, I knew nothing of the rich history of California climbing. The only things I knew about Yosemite Valley were from Ansel Adams and the many climbs listed in the “50 Classic Climbs of North America.” But soon I would learn.
I took my first trip to Yosemite in September of 1993. It had been a hard year full of personal tragedy, long hours as a new grad student, and a full summer away from my new love Emily. Just a mere two hours after arriving in the valley for the first time, I was on my way up the approach to the Sentinel loaded with a haul bag and a complete lack of knowledge of “Big Wall” climbing. It was an arduous introduction to be sure. Hauling a pig up wide slots, chimneys and munge. I was sure this adventure would end my foray into wall climbing. Yet, even before the descent was finished I was dreaming of other walls to climb.
So it went for the next few years. In between the grind of grad school I managed my way up a few walls a year, maybe even a day or two of free climbing. The valley is where I really wanted to be. I certainly wasn’t enjoying my life stuck in a basement laboratory without a single window. I wasn’t enjoying being stuck with the world’s most difficult advisor. I watched as countless other graduate students in my lab dropped out unable to work under the same conditions. They moved on to better lives, better advisors. I stuck it out. I also found my way in to soloing walls.
My third wall in the valley was a solo of the Prow on Washington’s Column. At the time it seemed like the hardest thing I had ever undertaken. I vowed never to solo another wall in my life. Half way down the North Dome Gully descent, my mind wandered to soloing an El Cap route. I settled for a partner two weeks later. The walls are where I wanted to be.
Four years after I arrived to my new life in Berkeley, it was rapidly becoming apparent that I may never attain my degree. My fellowship had run out, my advisor had no resources, my experiment was still a complete failure. It was the perfect time to solo another wall. Off I went on a tribute to my late sister, my failing research, my wish to be on the walls. I made no vows on that climb other than to do more and more just like it.
etc., etc., etc.
Then the break I needed finally came. Work, at least results, were improving. It seemed that I would have a chance at finishing in spite of the past. I never guessed that it would take almost eight more months of toil and sweat. One more foray up the steep side of El Cap in November gave me a glimpse of my next objective. It was the perfect carrot for me, a solo of Zenyatta Mondatta- the poor man’s “hard” route these days.
Well it may not at this point undo the election results, I do hope that they discredit and disqualify dominion electronic voting machines. Let’s get back to paper ballots, yes they have problems, but you can recount them, you can do other steps to ensure some integrity. Let’s do it we did in Iraq, Etc., ink everybody’s finger as they vote.