A federal judge presiding over a major election lawsuit in Georgia on Nov. 29 issued and then reversed an order directing the state to cease and desist wiping or resetting election machines.
"Defendants are ordered to maintain the status quo & are temporarily enjoined from wiping or resetting any voting machines in the State of Georgia until further order of the court,†U.S. District Judge Timothy Batten Sr. wrote in an emergency order issued Nov. 29.
The judge reversed the order not long after, explaining that the defendants aren’t in possession of the machines.
"Plaintiffs’ request fails because the voting equipment that they seek to impound is in the possession of county election officials. Any injunction the Court issues would extend only to Defendants and those within their control, and Plaintiffs have not demonstrated that county election officials are within Defendants’ control. Defendants cannot serve as a proxy for local election officials against whom the relief should be sought,†the judge wrote.
The judge has since reversed himself again and placed a limited restraining order on a couple of disputed counties.
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The 'Left' claim to be on the side of science. When they say they believe the science. What they mean is they believe the cherry-picked science which suits their cause, and if you question them you'll be labelled a science denier.
This video shows how a UN IPCC
climate report from 1990, which shows the scientifically accepted
Medieval Warm Period (MWP), and the Little Ice Age (LIA), invalidated
claims that today's temperatures are unprecedented. This was
problematic for those who wanted to claim CO2 was causing unprecedented
global warming.
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Along came Canadian PhD student Michael Mann who created the 'Hockey Stock' temperature graph of the last 1,000 years.
The graph was created through a combination of questionable data
techniques. For instance he grafts the instrumental record after 1902
onto the proxy record before 1901, because his proxy record wasn't
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Well known writer Mark Steyn as well as others have been sued by Mann for calling him and his Hockey Stick, a fraud. But Mann has yet to win a case in court, though he loves dragging them out. Mark Steyn explains:
Mann is the climate ayatollah who created the global-warming hockey
stick showing that nothing of any interest happened in the world's
climate until a little over a century ago, at which point your
great-grampa climbed into his Model T and the world started to burn.
The hockey stick is total bollocks, but it was taken up by the UN's
Intergovernment
Many climate scientists other than hardcore Mann-boys are embarrassed
by the prominence given to the hockey stick. But Mann has to protect
his increasingly flaccid stick, and so he began launching various
vanity lawsuits. This last year has not gone well for him.
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It took almost a decade, but the DC Superior Court has finally ruled against Michael Mann in his lawsuit against Rand Simberg and Mark Steyn.
Mann had sued them for libel because they criticized his incompetent and fraudulent global warming research. They demanded evidence of damages, the court agreed and ordered Mann to produce that evidence. He has refused (for almost a decade) and the court has now finally decided that because of his refusal he must pay all the court courts, including Simberg’s and Steyn’s.
Will he pay? Steyn notes what happened when Mann lost in a Canadian court:
I speculated back in October whether Mann, a loser and a liar, would also prove a scofflaw and a deadbeat. Yes, he is. It is ten months since he lost at the BC Supreme Court and, despite Mr Justice Giaschi’s order, Doctor Fraudpants has yet to pay Tim Ball a penny. So he’s a fraudulent plaintiff in every respect. This scumbag has financially ruined Dr Ball, lost at trial, and refuses to pay up. Mann’s conduct is appalling: it’s no wonder so few climate scientists are willing to defend him.
Last week, Joe Biden announced that Dr Michael Mann would become his Climate Change adviser!
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Leftism expert Trevor Loudon has put together a wonderful, brief summary of how the Chinese Communist Party –with the help of disloyal Americans– helped Democrat Joe Biden in the November 3 election.
It’s called Seeding The Vote: China’s Influence in the 2020 US General Election.
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To require member banks to maintain pass-through digital dollar wallets for certain persons, and for other purposes.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled,
This Act may be cited as the "Banking for All Actâ€.
(1) IN GENERAL.—Member banks shall open and maintain pass-through digital dollar wallets for all persons, including persons eligible to receive payments from the United States pursuant to a Federal law relating to the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID–19), who elect to deposit funds into pass-through digital dollar wallets.
(A) IN GENERAL.—Each member bank shall establish and maintain a separate legal entity for the exclusive purpose of holding all assets and maintaining all liabilities associated with pass-through digital wallets.
(B) CONTENTS.—The assets of any entity described in subparagraph (A) shall consist exclusively of a balance maintained in a master account at a Federal reserve bank, and the liabilities or obligations of the entity shall consist exclusively of an equal quantity of balances maintained by holders of pass-through digital wallets.
(C) CAPITAL OR LIQUIDITY REGULATION.—The assets and liabilities of any legal entity described in subparagraph (A) shall not be deemed assets or liabilities of the member bank or its affiliates for purposes of any capital or liquidity regulation promulgated by Federal or State banking authorities.
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(2) REGULATIONS.—The Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System shall promulgate such regulations as necessary to carry out this subsection.
(d) Authority of the board.—Member banks shall be subject to such regulations and obligations as may be imposed by the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System in connection with maintaining pass-through digital dollar wallets.
Oh, this bill was introduced March 23 of this year.Ev Nelson made the following observations about this bill:
Once this Bill is passed, Everyone gets a digital wallet. The government advantage being that "it" can add or remove currency to your account at will as well as enable or block your currency transactions. Another magnificent government advantage is that the gi-normous debts now on and off The Books can be inflated away instead of being outright defaulted.
Among the advantages of convenience and free monetary gifts to you, there's also disadvantages; one being, that inflation means you have to work harder and longer, because the purchasing power of your labor decreases. What a penny used to buy now costs a dollar, etc. Your salary goes up, but it buys less than the old, lower salary; for example, you buy a box of Cheerios for the same old price; yet, you find that though the box is the same size as the old box, the present box is only packed 1/2 full.
I bought a box of waffles the other day, got home, and there were no waffles in it. I read the Instructions and they told me how to warm the box and apply syrup and butter to it. . .
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Yesterday the media announced the US had surpassed 13 million Covid-19 cases. Most were happy to heap blame on President Trump.
I wondered if anyone in the media remember that in the 12 months from April 2009 the US CDC estimate there were 60.8 million cases of Swine Flu in the US under Barrack Obama and Joe Biden.
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First it was Thanksgiving, now it's Christmas.
According to Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases and a member of the White House Coronavirus Task Force, if the trajectory of coronavirus cases continues to surge, then Americans should skip their Christmas celebrations this year...
"If the surge takes a turn of continuing to go up and you have the sustained greater than 100,000 infections a day and 1,300 deaths per day and the count keeps going up and up ... I don't see it being any different during the Christmas and New Year's holidays than during Thanksgiving," Fauci told USA Today.
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This bombshell was dropped last Wednesday at the Wyndham Hotel in Gettysburg. The November 25 hearings, which began at 12:30 p.m. and ran or nearly four hours, were convened at the request of Senator oug Mastriano and York counties). It was sponsored by the Senate Majority Policy Committee, chaired by Sen. David Argall (R-Berks/Schuylkill). Mastriano has called what happened "unacceptable,†and has called for the resignation of Pennsylvania Secretary of State Kathy Boockvar.
This particular gem was provided by Ret. Col. Phil Waldren, a former combat officer with a background in Army information and electronic warfare. Waldren, who testified along with Rudy Giuliani’s team, brought to the hearing his considerable expertise in analysis of election-data fraud. After Waldren presented his material, the chair opened the floor for questions. Rudy Giuliani went first, asking Waldren to clarify what his analytics team means when they talk about "spike anomalies†in voting patterns. These, as Waldren defines them, are "events where a numerical amount of votes are processed in a time period that is not feasible or mechanically possible under normal circumstances.†Waldren showed a chart with a shocking example of an apparent massive dump of votes for Joe Biden. Giuliani pressed Waldren for clarification regarding this unbelievable "Biden injection of votes.†Here’s the exchange:
Waldren: At the very beginning of the chart, where there’s a circle that says "On Election Day,†what that indicates is there’s a spike in loaded votes. 337,000-plus-or-minus-some votes that were added in there in one big batch. So that was an anomaly in the reporting. Normally you would expect to see a smooth curve going up, not any big spikes, that’s kind of what Greg was talking about, the anomalies of loading and uploading those votes. So that big spike that occurs there is a prime indicator of fraudulent voting.
Giuliani: And that’s [a total of] 604,000 votes in 90 minutes, is that right?
Waldren: Correct, this is [shows chart] 337,000 votes in that period of time.
Giuliani: And when you look at this entire curve, with all these spikes, can you calculate how much of a vote that accounted for for Biden, and how much for Trump?
Waldren: Close to 600,000. I think our figures were about 570-some-odd-thousand that all those spikes represent overtime.
Giuliani: For Biden?
Waldren: Correct.
Giuliani: And how much for Trump?
Waldren: I think it was a little over 3,200.
That’s roughly 570,000 votes for Biden and 3,200 for Trump. Biden scooped up this enormous batch by 99.4%. Incredible. Impossible. Scandalous.
The Democrats got greedy with their vote theft. This SHOULD come home to bite them in the posterior. I somehow doubt it will though.
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Almost 50,000 voting machines and 582 computers used in the country's elections went up in flames, electoral council chief Tibisay Lucena said.
She did not say if parliamentary elections due later this year could be affected by the loss of the machines.
She also asked prosecutors to investigate the cause of the fire.
The fire broke out in the 6,000 sq m (65,000 sq ft) warehouse in Mariche, east of Caracas, on Saturday.
"Burnt in this fire were 582 computers belonging to the civil registry, 49,408 voting machines, 400 electronic ballots," Ms Lucena said in a news conference on Sunday.
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From election day 2016, the headlines were full of claims Trump colluded with the Russians. I recall the word 'bombshell' being used in relation to 'breaking news' about the claims Trump colluded with Russia.
At no time did I see or hear newsreaders, journalists or commentators add the words 'baseless claims' when talking about alleged collusion with Russia. At no time did I see Facebook, Twitter or YouTube censor articles, posts or videos pushing the Russia Collusion claims.
We had 4 years of lefties questioning the legitimacy of the Trump presidency.
Now there are multiple sources of evidence of widespread irregularities in the votes, inexplicable unless fraud is assumed, mainstream media aren't covering it, or they are pushing the 'baseless claims' line.
Social media is vigoressly blocking or censoring posts and shares which include claims of voter fraud.
The double standards are plain to see. Our media used to try to hide their left wing bias, now they don't bother.
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Gregory said he hopes to develop a good relationship with Biden to discuss "areas where we can cooperate that reflect the social teachings of the church, knowing full well that there are some areas where we won’t agree.â€
He said it is normal for Catholics to have disagreements; they are part of "being a family, a family of faith. The difficulty is too many people want to throw out of the family of faith people with whom they have disagreements.â€
But many American Catholic leaders are wrestling with how to work with Biden when his views on abortion, family and religious freedom are so contrary to Christianity and basic human rights.
Last week, the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops launched a new committee to explore how to work with a pro-abortion Biden administration. They criticized Biden for creating confusion among Catholics by touting both his faith and the killing of unborn babies in abortions.
Biden and his vice presidential running mate Kamala Harris want to expand the killing of unborn babies in abortions and force taxpayers to pay for them. They also oppose religious freedom protections for Catholic charities and other employers, andHarris has been accused of anti-Catholic bigotry. She also prosecuted pro-life undercover journalists who exposed Planned Parenthood’s aborted baby body parts trade.
That's Wilton Gregory, who was the bishop of the Belleville Illinois diocese. He was despised there and they pretty much ran him out of town. His promotion was a face-saving way to get him out of Belleville. Now he's going to help choose the next Pope. He was a protege' of Chicago's Cardinal Bernardine, the notoriously pro-homosexual Bishop. While Gregory was sent to Belleville to clean up the pedophilia mess, he made a lot of enemies with his liberalism.
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