@SidneyPowell1 @LLinWood #Rigged Everyone needs to #read the entire 270 pages of what #SidneySaturday exposed here. It's #Frightening & so well done.

decades of #ElectionRigging around the

Our votes have NEVER even been counted @realDonaldTrump

It's a miracle you won 2016, no wonder Hillary can't recover, the fix was in NOW in 2020, you blew the entire system plot because so many people voted for you

Every #American should be very worried, why? The people

That "won" never won, they were "placed" in. As I told people, it's so rigged that they sell their souls for their seats, & then they are "owned"

More than ever, we HAVE to fix this, the house was #stolen in 2018, they are after the #Senate

Everyone has to catch them in the act, and @JoeBiden needs to concede, he lost so much, it's laughable

Everyone is complicit, because they want the $$$$ they get for staying silent.

One of the most important parts for me (besides all of it, was this

the SOFTWARE operator picks the winner, it changes all of the votes via the software, paper ballots don't even matter pge 187

I'll tell you why the English have ignored the fact that Scotland voted remain.
It's because they're trying to subordinate the idea of Scotland to nominally the United Kingdom, but effectively to England.

The English dominate the United Kingdom in Parliament. The English have got a virtual monopoly on the government of the United Kingdom. They pretend they don't, but they do.

The thing is, Brexit is the only time the dominance of England over the United Kingdom has been tested.
And the English have quite evidently failed.

If there was any truth to the English illusion of the United Kingdom, they would have never imposed this English nationalist Brexit on Scotland.

And I don't think any previous government would have ever dreamed of doing this.

No. This is an outburst of English nationalism using the built-in dominance of England over Parliament to kick the other nations aside.

So ... a quick recap.

1) There was *massive* voter fraud.
2) Republicans claimed they wouldn't stand for it, and object to the illegal electoral votes.
3) A handful of people (most probably Antifa) gained access to what *should* be a highly guarded building. >>>

4) Some chaos ensues for a few hours, but not a single person was hurt or killed (inside the Capitol, that is)
5) And all of a sudden, this causes our once fierce Republicans to drop their objections, and agree to a stolen election.

... 🤔

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Further observations:

1) It seems the Washington Police *helped* the so-called "protesters" to gain access to the Capitol --- it's not the first time the DC Police Force acts *against* the interests of Trump.

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2) The only person that died yesterday was an *actual* Trump-supporter ... shot by the DC Police.
3) There's footage around that seems to suggest the mayhem in the Capitol was staged.

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4) And, most interestingly: Trump leaves a *pre-recorded* message on Twitter, that almost immediately gets an entirely *new* Twitter-warning, stating this message shouldn't even be retweeted. Why? Because the message *proves* Trump *knew exactly* what was going to happen.

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The greatest tools we still have at our disposal are the US Constitution, our State Constitutions, the separation of powers, division of state and federal powers, the long list of judges appointed by @realDonaldTrump, and more important then anything our faith in God. All hope...

Thread- History Explains.

Trump being taken out by the Senate is the same a Caesar, in that: The elite despise populist reforms because they dislike the lower classes.

They believe Trump has only ingratiated himself to the common people to take power from the Senate. 1/7

As with Caesar the Senate are removing him in order to protect their institutions.

If folks knew anything about Roman history, this take down signaled the end of the empire as a Republic.

Years of civil war following Caesar’s death resulted in... 2/7

...resulted in a senate that granted Octavian full control. He became the first Augustus.

A God-King.

The very thing Caesar was assassinated to prevent.

Jesus came during this time of God-Kings. They also wanted to kill Him.

3/7

Mark 10:45 “I did not come to be served, but to serve.” -Jesus.

Jesus was seen as ingratiating Himself to the common people by healing & forgiving them. His ministry was said by the religious to be that of Beelzebub (Lord of the flies). 4/7

They had to be careful about grabbing Jesus in public, because those filthy common people flocked to Him.

The people were supposed to revere the institution of religion. Something had to be done to restore things...

The Sanhedrin was a religious Senate. 5/7

Thread.

@hughhewitt has this to say about those of us who believe the president should be impeached.

"Whatever the impeachment chorus is, it isn’t principled, it isn’t concerned with justice and it isn’t concerned with the future."

Some thoughts

Hewitt writes that many impeachment proponents have “Trump Derangement Syndrome” and the claims to know what motivates them – and what doesn’t.

“Of concern for the country, well, concern for that part of the country they don’t inhabit, there is none.”

2/

On Thursday morning, The Dispatch published our first-ever editorial calling for the impeachment & removal of President Trump.

It's a principled case, driven by a desire for justice & w/concerns for the future (immediate and distant) at its core.

3/

People can disagree with our case. Some folks we respect surely do. We’ve lost some members over it – including of the Founding Lifetime variety at $1500 a pop.

We’d gladly publish the same editorial again today. It’s become more urgent – not less – that Trump is removed.

4/

Hewitt chose not to engage our arguments, opting instead to claim it’s all “a punitive mission based on cable talking heads ‘hot takes.’” He insists, w/o evidence, that to those who favor impeachment the views of Trump’s 74 million voters “do not matter.”

Well then.

5/

I want to try to build on the excellent points made by @dpcassidyC3, @DavidAFrench, @Peter_Wehner & others about the need to disentangle the white, evangelical church from far right wing politics and its contribution to the insurrection.

I want to consider practical steps. 1/21

But first, a defense. Why the need to do this? And why address this, but not, say the BLM protests?

Because many of us are adjacent to these types of right wing Christians. These are our folk.

We may not have them in our congregations, but we know them. 2/

I don't know anyone in Antifa. I don't know anyone who lit buildings on fire this summer.

Of course arson is wrong, but my primary job is to care for our folk, not call out the sins of others (see I Cor 5:9-12). 3/

And we know the kinds of folks who went to the MAGA rally on Jan. 6th. If they are not in our churches, they are adjacent to our churches. Folks who promoted the patently false narratives about the election. 4/

They covered over the president's abuse of democratic norms and the rule of law. They chose to ignore many warning signs, going all the way back to 2015. 5/

64 PA legislators want to ignore the results of the election. Here are their names in a single thread. I made the thread when I noticed people following a link to this document, and confusing the recipients with the aforementioned 64 PA

Sincerely,
Seth Grove
Representative, 196th District
Kristin Phillips-Hill
Senator, 28th District
Judy Ward
Senator, 30th District
Mike Regan
District Senator, 31st District
Dave Arnold
Senator, 48th District
2/14

Doug Mastriano
Senator, 33rd District
Joe Pittman
Senator, 41st District
Pat Stefano
Senator, 32nd District
Kerry Benninghoff
Representative, 171st District
3/14

Bryan Cutler
Representative, 100th District
Jim Cox
Representative, 129th District
Kate Klunk
Representative, 169th District
Torren Ecker
Representative, 193rd District
Bud Cook
Representative, 49th District
4/14

Frank Ryan
Representative, 101st District
Tina Pickett
Representative, 110th District
David Rowe
Representative, 85th District
Clint Owlett
Representative, 68th District
Ryan Warner
Representative, 52nd District
5/14

As an elected local public official of the Board of Supervisors of a Special District in Florida, I am under oath to uphold the Constitution of the United States and of the State of Florida.

I take my oath of office seriously, as every Patriot should, and... (1/9)

I am urging State Attorney Generals to uphold their affirmations. Our Constitutional Rights are at stake and it’s imperative that the states listed below join Texas in filing suit against GA, PA, MI, and WI immediately. (2/9)

The AGs of FL, LA, AR, AL, KY, MS, MO, SC, and SD clearly see what is at stake. We thank them.

This is NOT Red vs Blue.

This is...
Good vs Evil
Right vs Wrong
PATRIOTS vs TRAITORS.

We have laws in place to protect our rights and attorney generals to defend those rights. (3/9)

DO YOUR JOB. FIGHT FOR WE THE PEOPLE. JOIN THE SUIT.

Alaska - Clyde Sniffen Jr @USAO_AK
Arizona - Mark Brnovich @GeneralBrnovich
California - Xavier Becerra @AGBecerra
Colorado - Phil Weiser @pweiser
Connecticut - William Tong @AGWilliamTong
(4/9)

Delaware - Kathy Jennings @DE_DOJ
Hawaii - Clare Connors @AtghIgov
Idaho - Lawrence Wasden @lawrencewasden
Illinois - Kwame Raoul @KwameRaoul
Indiana - Curtis Hill Jr @AGCurtisHill
Iowa - Tom Miller @AGIowa
Kansas - Derek Schmidt @KSAGOffice
Maine - Aaron Frey
(5/9)

I think the total divorce from reality evinced by these efforts to overturn the election are not a positive sign for the country's political life and I really don't understand the continued "Oh, haha, it's all ridiculous nonsense" in some quarters

There's this reflexive need to denigrate custom because defending it is either duping oneself into going along with "the system" or just dowdy; I don't share that disposition. I agree it's important to keep perspective and recognize the absurdity, but it's also disturbing

Corey Robin, someone who I admire a lot even though I disagree with him, said recently "Well, Trump lacks the sort of emphasis on the power of the will that fascists have." The point is taken: he is lazy, but his will manifests itself in this total denial of reality

Trump's combination of utter cynicism and total belief in nonsense is part of the reason why fascists viewed him as an avatar of their type of politics, maybe he's more a John the Baptist than a Christ but its nonetheless in the same vein

Again, my position is that this not what Paxton calls "classical fascism" so much as some kind of para-fascism, but the idea "Oh it can't be anything like fascism because its manifestly absurd and attracts losers and crackpots" is just self-contradictory

A misguided friend sent me a document supporting #45Regime allegations that he won reelection in November. Among the allegations is that in #Nevada "in an effort orchestrated by the Biden campaign, Native Americans appear to have traded their votes not for pieces of silver but

rather for Visa gift cards, jewelry, and other 'swag.'"

Here's the link to the Nevada Supreme Court's decision in response to the Biden delegates' request for the Court to expedite a squashing of the Trump delegates' attempts to forbid them from voting

I'm no lawyer, but this sounds to me like Mike Tyson pulverizing a boxer seconds after the bell of the 1st round is rung:

"The district court held not only that Contestants failed to prove each and every ground for contest asserted, but also that they failed to establish any

elements of these grounds, as a matter of fact or law, under any applicable burden of proof, let alone with the clear and convincing evidence required for an extraordinary judicial intervention into the democratic process. Indeed, despite the soundness of the district court’s

factual findings and legal conclusions, and the utter paucity of compelling evidence Contestants have amassed to support their implausible claims, Contestants press on with this appeal—a decision that can be considered frivolous in light of the thoroughness of their defeat and

NEW/THREAD: A forthcoming analysis from @TRACReports says @BuzzFeedNews has filed more #FOIA lawsuits--58-- than any other media organization in the US during Trump's presidency.

Here's a look back at the secrets my colleagues & I pried loose in 2020

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We started off 2020 publishing some of the most important and highly sought-after documents from former special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation: summaries of FBI interviews with key White House officials.

In February 2020, @BuzzFeedNews secured more than 1K pages of emails from NOAA related to Trump’s "doctored" map of Hurricane Dorian — dubbed #SharpieGate — and the panic, outrage, and internal revolt it triggered among top officials at those

That month, we also filed a #FOIA lawsuit against DOJ for docs related to Barr's intervention in the Flynn & Stone cases. Emails we obtained brought to light the behind-the-scenes drama between the lead prosecutor in the Stone case & his

The federal response to #FOIA requests, which was already shitty, got worse during last year’s coronavirus outbreak. Some agencies used the pandemic to justify cutting off responses altogether and to abruptly halt the processing of FOIA requests.

But we fought back. We sued.

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1. Georgia Senate Election Fraud. It looks like same tricks pulled as Presidential Election. Vote counts going backwards, stoppage in counting, ballots being found late etc. I will drop stuff here but it will be mix of stuff, maybe repeats #ElectionFraud #georgia #GA #Fraud