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Amistad Project of the Thomas More Society filed an election lawsuit asking Michigan’s Supreme Court to prevent Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson from certifying the election results until the Michigan legislature can fully investigate fraud claims and to force election officials to hand over all election materials to the legislature for this purpose. The lawsuit claims that officials illegally counted or threw out no fewer than 508,016 ballots, far more than Joe Biden’s 154,000-vote margin over Donald Trump. “State and local officials brazenly violated election laws in order to advance a partisan political agenda,” Phil Kline, director of The Amistad...
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Defence Chief Angus Campbell has backed away from a pledge to strip meritorious service awards from 3000 Afghanistan veterans to mark their “collective responsibility” for alleged war crimes, after he was publicly rolled by Scott Morrison. General Campbell said more than a week ago when he released the Brereton war crimes report that he would write to the Governor-General asking him to revoke the Meritorious Unit Citation for special forces soldiers who served in Afghanistan from 2007 to 2013. But, after the Prime Minister overruled the edict, the Chief of the Defence Force fell into line.
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In light of Joe Biden’s obvious conflicts of interest and shady dealings, how could one challenge his security clearance? If he were just Joe Citizen there is no way he would be granted a security clearance. We have a wealth of evidence implicating Joe and his family and friends.
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"It has no ties to Hugo Chavez, the late dictator of Venezuela. It has never been involved in Venezuelan elections. None of Dominion’s systems use the Smartmatic software that has come under attack, as any state certification lab could verify."...In the counties in Pennsylvania that were contested, Philadelphia and Allegheny (Pittsburgh), he noted, Dominion machines weren't even used. "In fact, across the 14 Pennsylvania counties that use Dominion systems, President Trump received 52.2% of the vote," he said.
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The recent serious outbreak of Covid19 has affected (November 13, 2020) 53,796,098 people worldwide, resulting in 37,555,669 recovered, 1,310,250 deaths (Figure 1), and a large number of open cases. It has required urgent medical treatments for numerous patients. No clinically active vaccines or antiviral agents are available for Covid19. According to several studies, Chloroquine (CQ) and Hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) have shown promises as Covid19 antiviral especially when administered with Azithromycin (AZM). However, there is significant controversy. Many countries are limiting the use of CQ/HCQ, while others are accepting this therapeutical option (Figure 2). The work [1] is addressing the open question...
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Chinese Sociologist Dr. Li Yi: We Are Driving America to Its Death; COVID-19 Has Been Beneficial for China, North Korea; There Will Be No U.S.-China War, But We Will Take Over Taiwan https://twitter.com/MEMRIReports/status/1333327936380936192
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By the time Rosemary’s Baby began production in 1967, seventy-year-old Ruth Gordon was already a widely-known, four-time Oscar-nominated actress-writer of the stage and screen who had been recommended for the part by the film’s production designer, Richard Sylbert, a friend of Gordon and her husband-collaborator, Garson Kanin. On screen, few actors have ever taken more perceptible pleasure in animating a destabilizing presence as Gordon, who doesn’t grow into Minnie so much as she wears the character with flair on her patterned sleeves. Her spirited depiction of wickedness is remembered less for its dastardly actions, than for the unnerving aura...
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Last night Cassandra Fairbanks reported that the recount in Georgia’s Fulton County was delayed due to the Dominion Voting Systems mobile server crashing on Sunday evening. ...... Snip...... On Monday night Rep. Barry Loudermilk (R-GA) told Newsmax not only did the server crash but it was WIPED CLEAN by a Fulton County employee! Rep. Loudermilk: A judge has as you reported basically impounded certain voting machines to make sure they don’t wipe the data. Then we find out Fulton County effectively wiped its data because an IT technician which appears to be a county employee used the wrong server for...
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Wilton Gregory, First African American Cardinal - His Claim To FameAs of today, Archbishop Wilton Gregory is now a cardinal. As prince of the church, he will vote in the next papal enclave, if he hasn't attained the age of 80 years before then. I realize it is an unpleasant thought, but it is what it is.The latest issue of the Catholic Standard is devoted to this coronation, crowing about the new cardinal. Of course they have to point out Gregory's race. So much for putting race behind us! In this issue appears an interview between Gregory and Mark Zimmerman,...
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We’re getting down to the wire here and most reasonable people at this point have come to terms with the fact that President Trump is probably not going to be in the Oval Office come 2021. The cards are stacked and it looks like we’re going to have to figure out how to accept that two of the worst politicians in America have managed to stumble their way into the Executive branch.Kamala Harris was such a terrible presidential candidate that her campaign died in an epic nosedive as soon as she had to talk for longer than 30 seconds at...
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Earlier today I traced yesterday’s sequence of events in federal district court in Georgia that led to the issuance of a TRO by District Court Judge Timothy Batten, whereby he directed officials in Cobb, Gwinnett, and Cherokee Counties to not take any action to alter or delete electronic data stored on the Dominion voting system machines that were used in the Nov. 3 election. Judge Batten reserved, for now, the question of whether to allow the machines to undergo forensic examination by experts hired by the Plaintiffs in the case and gave the State and County Defendants until Wednesday to...
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In the Appointment of New Chinese Bishops, Beijing Clobbers Rome. The Case of FujianThe “poor Uyghurs” Pope Francis has included for the first time among the persecuted - in a passage of his latest book to be released on December 1 in several languages - have in recent days dominated the news regarding relations between the Vatican and China.In effect, the immediate, polemical reaction of the Chinese government - which rejected the pope's accusation as “without a basis in the facts,” given “the full rights of existence, development, and freedom of religious belief enjoyed by all ethnic groups” in China...
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Raon, the Scottish Fold, does battle with the dripping water faucet. Video, 4 minutes & 33 seconds
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Good Afternoon/Evening And WELCOME To The The Sean Hannity Show!
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Good Evening And WELCOME To The Show Of The Great One,MARK LEVIN!
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Donald Trump is the result of a fracturing, dysfunctional polity whose leaders have lost credibility. Removing the man will not change the forces that created him. Our times are Lincoln’s. For decades, politics attempted to accommodate the “peculiar institution” with individual liberty. The Missouri Compromise, the Compromise of 1850, the Kansas-Nebraska Act, all attempted to reconcile irreconcilable ends. But the conflict could not be resolved within the system. Bayonets accomplished what the Constitution could not. Perhaps no contemporary issue can be compared to slavery. But, taken together, the multitude and significance of our present differences at least equal those of...
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Speaker of the House Bryan Cutler, R-Lancaster County, and Majority Leader Kerry Benninghoff, R-Centre County, said: “We are physically unable to consider any new legislation before the end of session. A simple resolution takes three legislative days for consideration and a concurrent resolution takes five legislative days to move through both chambers, which means we do not have the time needed to address any new resolutions in our current session,” which expires Monday as per the state constitution. It is obvious Pennsylvania’s election processes are in dire need of repair. Our work to ensure the chaos and confusion of the...
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I nearly burst out loud laughing when I read the headline of Chris Cillizza’s latest on CNN.com: “Why Joe Biden’s broken foot reveals how different his White House will be from Donald Trump’s.” Naturally, despite my better judgment, I just had to read the article. ... After noting that former Vice President Joe Biden had slipped and injured his foot while playing with his dog Major, Cillizza lauds the fact that “We were quickly told — via the traveling press pool — that Biden was going to see his orthopedist out of an abundance of caution.” ... I’m not gonna...
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LeBron James would be proud. The New York Times reports that Apple, Nike, and Coca-Cola are among the many global companies and business groups lobbying Congress to weaken a bipartisan bill that cracks down on human rights abuses and forced labor in China. “The bill also targets so-called poverty alleviation and pairing programs that ship Muslims from impoverished areas to work in factories elsewhere, which human rights groups say are often coercive.” For human rights supporters, the bill is great news. For companies that care about their bottom line first, it’s terrible. The legislation, the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act,...
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