February 09, 2021

Compendium of Vote Fraud

Timothy Birdnow

Here is a nice compendium of why many people are convinced the election was stolen. It's worth a read.

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Antrim County Report

Timothy Birdnow

The audit report on the Dominion machines in Antrim County, Michigan:

" PURPOSE AND PRELIMINARY CONCLUSIONS:

"1. The purpose of this forensic audit is to test the integrity of Dominion Voting System in how it performed in Antrim County, Michigan for the 2020 election.

"2. We conclude that the Dominion Voting System is intentionally and purposefully designed with inherent errors to create systemic fraud and influence election results. The system intentionally generates an enormously high number of ballot errors. The electronic ballots are then transferred for adjudication. The intentional errors lead to bulk adjudication of ballots with no oversight, no transparency, and no audit trail. This leads to voter or election fraud. Based on our study, we conclude that The Dominion Voting System should not be used in Michigan. We further conclude that the results of Antrim County should not have been certified.”

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The Folly of Wind Power

This from Chester McAteer:

Now that the Biden Crew is moving full force toward energy Oblivion perhaps it's time to think about what it will mean to our nation and the future of this country for yourself, your children and even your children's children.

I won't cover the multitude of issues with solar energy but there are equally as many problems with Wind energy. There is a maximum conversion of wind power to mechanical energy that occurs even if the wind turbine blades capture all of the wind energy. This reduces the wind velocity behind the blades to zero, think about that for a moment. This means that any real practical application is essentially impossible and the political hype is exactly that, hype!

Now, there is a physical law limitation called Betz law that shows the maximum achievable extraction of energy from wind using a wind turbine only 59%. Now, the problem is that once you factor all the inefficiencies and losses to rotor blade friction gearbox loses and aerodynamic drag, not to mention potential generator and converter losses what you end up with in modern wind turbines anywhere between 32%, perhaps 35% conversion efficiency at best. Even if technology were to ever reach the peak of Betz law you still have a ceiling of a 59% conversion. There's also a problem with locations, there are actually so few that are favorable for wind generation.

The government, especially now under a Biden Administration, has been going full force toward a completely unsustainable energy foundation for this country and the people will pay the ultimate price for the short-sightedne ss brought about by a skewed ideology that is neither based in science nor reality for that matter. If you look at the number of reliable coal-fired plants and indeed coal mines that have been driven out of business over the last three decades it's easy to see the looming issues moving forward.

That along with recent announcements of curtailing or eliminating petroleum drilling and pipelines doesn't bode well for either our economic nor national security. On top of all those issues the government has not nor apparently will it issue any new permits for new nuclear power plants, nor, it seems, that the government is renewing extensions on existing permits. Of course, fundamentally none of these subjects are within the preview of government Constitutional Authority. Now as we are seeing, even the natural gas industry is in danger of the over zealous climate kooks and the regulators who have swallowed the false narrative.

What they are creating is an absolute energy and economic disaster and the Obamaisk Biden will apparently make good on his minions promises to transform this country in a fundamentally negative way that will effect every person in this country in ways that only nightmares imagine.

All the claims about renewable energy are based on false pretenses and premise that these fringe energy sources are an economically and technologically

feasable solution for our country and the world, but like other countries, such as Germany, who has learned that the loss of energy generation and capacity was all built upon an green ideological dream that is rapidly turning into a nightmare that will be generationly devastating

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On the Road to Net Zero

This from Frank Lasee:

This is the end game. Wake up people. Their agenda is anti human. Anti growth. Anti enjoyment unless you are an elite. Regular people have lives as good as or better than the wealthy 100 or 200 years ago. Because of cheap reliable affordable energy.
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Amongst the most troubling of these interventions were demands from academics and campaigners that the price of domestic gas, meat, and cheese must be increased to change our behaviors.”

Democracy Wakes Up on the Road to Net Zero

Tim adds:

Most environmentalists are Malthusians. They believe the primary problem, nay, emergency in human civilization is overpopulation. They fed on Paul Ehrlich's The Population Bomb in the '70s, as well as the Club of Rome study "Limits to Growth". They want fewer people.

How do you achieve that? You make life so bitter and hard people stop having children. The population shrinks as the resources dwindle. It's why control of energy - which is the backbone of industrial civilization - is key. They want a lot less of it. So they promote things they know won't give us enough, like wind and solar. They want everyone to be forced to live like they did 150 years ago, and in the process they hope the world's population drops to levels of  150 years ago. (Of course, if history teaches us anything, it's that population growth drops off as a nation becomes wealthier, but that seems counter-intuitive and is against the long term program they've been working.)

In the end they hope to have a world with less than a billion people, a pastoral paradise where everything is shared and nobody has to work hard. But you can't do that in this fallen world. It's utopianism of the most egregious sort. There is no way to build a paradise in a world governed by entropy and decay.

But it won't stop them from trying, and in the process hurting billions of people.

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The Pot and Kettle

This from Frank Lasee

Where are the stories of the democrats aligning themselves with killers and pyromaniacs. Last summer dozens were killed, including police, thousands killed, small businesses and their owners destroyed and billions burned. And no condemnation from the left or democrats. And now we get these stories about a handful of kooks. Niiice! Interesting narrative.

Tim adds:

What army? I still am looking for all those armed right wing militia types. But we had BLM and Antifa and Occupy Wall Street. Going back in time we had Students for Democratic Action, the Weather Underground, etc. Seems this is a case of the pot calling the kettle black at minimum. It's always projection with these people.

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If the Superbowl were the Election

Willis Eschenbach forwards this:

"Tampa Bay and Brady was up 31-9 after the 3rd quarter in the Super Bowl. Imagine the Refs telling all the players, coaches and fans to come back tomorrow morning to finish the game, giving no reason why. The following day the score is 35-31 Kansas City. That = the 2020 Election."

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February 08, 2021

Biden and Vietnam

This from Chester McAteer:

Here's one for you history buffs that
I bet you didn't know! I sure didn't!!!!
"In 1975, President Ford was left to manage the difficult ending of the Vietnam War. President Ford went to Congress for a relief package to allow American personnel and our allies to evacuate. However, there was ONE US SENATOR who opposed any such support. The result was the embarrassing and hurried evacuation from the roof of the American embassy in Saigon.
This senator reveled in the embarrassment and did everything he could to leverage it politically against Ford. Despite the efforts of this U.S .Senator--Presdent Ford managed to rescue 1,500 South Vietnamese allies prior to the country's fall. Had President Ford not acted quickly, these people would have been targeted and slaughtered for their support for America.

When they arrived in America, President Ford asked Congress for a package to assist these refugees integrate into American society. That SAME troublesome SENATOR TORPEDOED ANY SUPPORT for these shell shocked,anti communist, Americans and our helpers, refugees. Instead, President Ford had to recruit Christian organizations to offer assistance on a voluntary basis. As he did so, the Senator belittled those efforts.
What kind of person would oppose President Ford's tireless work to do the right and humanitarian thing? Who would want to play politics with the well-being of innocent people who stood by America in the tragic Vietnam War? THAT SENATOR WAS JOE BIDEN"
From the book -
"When the Center Held."by Donald Rumsfeld in 2018.(biography )

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The Mark of Bill Gates

Timothy Birdnow

Lookie here Doctors have found some strange things in pacemakers provided by Bill Gates.

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Making America Suck Again (MASA)

Lance Sjogren observes:

Biden's policies are shaping up to be horrible across the board, but it's most evident so far in the case of foreign affairs.

Much of what's wrong with his foreign policy is that he's going to be more chummy with China and by doing so he is alienating the grownups of the world community such as India, Japan, France, Australia, and Britain.

An important second way in which he's made a mess of foreign policy is that he's alienated BOTH Israel AND the Arab nations against his administration. You have to make one hell of an effort to screw up relations with the Middle East that badly. Once again, it relates to the administration' s desire to be chummy with oppressive dictatorships. In this case, Iran.

Tim adds:

If Trump was "America First" then Biden is "America last". If Make America Great Again is a vile slogan of imperialism and racism what is Biden's slogan? Make America Suck Again? (MASA) The fact is Biden serves internationalis
m and world government and not the American People. And as a result his policies are waffling and confused and will lead to chaos and war - things that help to promote world government as they point out a need for some central authority to impose order.

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One Cold Turn

This from Frank Lasee

CA may be more tolerant of cold weather events than the NE. "California energy policies have made the state’s electricity and fuel prices among the highest in the nation which have been contributory to the rapid growth of "energy poverty”. And CA imports lots of electricity. Mmm

Nor'Easter Would be Disastrous to Green America

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Thoughts on the Pandemic Super Bowl

Timothy Birdnow

Yesterday's Superbowl featured the Tampa Bay Buccaneers trouncing the Kansas City Chiefs.

Steven Schueler asked how many touchdowns were found overnight. I suggested that they may not have found touchdowns, but certainly some deflated footballs (Tom Brady, the NE Patriots notoriously crooked QB, is ending his career as a Buc.)

I add:

You know, this was the first Superbowl in decades that was a blowout. Why? The NFL made a conscious decision (in my opinion) to make it a good game after a series of blowouts in the eighties. So the officials made calls to balance the game and keep it close. They didn't do that this year. In fact, they were very strict with the Chiefs and not at all strict with the Bucs. Why? To give Brady one more ring? Or was it to teach a societal lesson, that you have to obey the officials no matter what to succeed? Was this aimed at Red State America? There was a reason for the way that game went down yesterday, in my opinion.

They have promoted "social justice" and political ideology in recent years (and it has cost them fans). They seem more concerned with promoting left wing social concepts than in actually entertaining the fan base.

BTW, last night's event was more a super bowel than Super Bowl.

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China Goes to Mars

Timothy Birdnow

China is going to be passing us up soon. And Biden will kill the space program. I guess he'll reinstititute their mission of Muslim outreach...

Mars ahead! China Tianwen 1 Mission Snaps First Photo of Red Planet

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Socialism's Failure in Venezuela

James Doogue

Hugo Chavez promised redistribute Venezuela's wealth from the rich, to the poor. His socialist agenda was admired by left wing politicians around the world such as US Presidential nominee, Democrat Senator Bernie Sanders, UK Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, and of course, Cuban President Fidel Castro.

Venezuela was the wealthiest society in South and Central America. It is now a poverty stricken, dictator lead, failed state.

Chavez, and his hand-picked replacement Nicholas Maduro demonstrated to the world once again, nationalised, central command economies make everyone poorer. Even when you start with great wealth and the world's largest oil reserves.

As you will see in this short video, the failure in Venezuela had nothing to do with crashing oil prices. Venezuela now don't even refine their own oil. They import refined gasoline from Iran!

Average people in Western capitalist economies are being taught the politics of envy. Left wing politicians make them question why they aren't as wealthy as others.

Voters are being convinced the reason they aren't wealthy isn't because other people were luckier, or have studied harder, worked longer and harder, or at least had parents who did so. Their lack of wealth is because of inbuilt inequality in the system. An inequality which can be resolved by a democratic socialist government.

Left-wing politicians are doing what Hugo Chavez did. They are demonizing the wealthy, and telling voters the government can forgive their student loans, give everyone a house, free health care, generous welfare, free college education, and it can all be paid for by more taxes on the wealthy.

In the West, left-wing politicians are also usually extremely pro climate-action and the environment. This means they say they can achieve all the above mentioned give-aways, while at the same time, closing down fossil fuel extraction, mining and other development and high CO2 emission industries.

They essentially want to do what Hugo Chavez did to Venezuela, while closing down the profit making, tax revenue producing industries which might have some chance of paying for it.

Chavez didn't deliberately close industry. It was a natural result of his nationalist, price fixing and high tax policies.

In the West, this 'Green New Deal', has the same wealth distribution objectives of Chavez, while deliberately closing down major resource and manufacturing industries.

That doesn't paint a great picture of the future for the West as nearly every Western country lurches to the Left. Which makes China and Russia super happy.

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Turnabout is Fair Play

This from Willis Eschenbach:

"Let’s make sur we show up wherever we have to show up, and if you see anybody from that Cabinet in a restaurant, in a department store, at a gasoline station, you get out, and you create a crowd, and you push back on them. You tell them that they’re not welcome anymore anywhere!"

Maxine Waters encouraging mob "pushback" on Republicans

... and people accuse President Trump of encouraging violence?

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The NY Post: Where are the feminists?

Jack Kemp


The New York Post's Karol Markowicz asks a very significant question about the silence of so called women's rights groups in the current Covid impacted situation.

Markowicz asks and points out in an article:

BEGIN QUOTE

Even more female workers may have felt forced to "voluntarily” give up their jobs to be home looking after kids exiled from their school buildings at the behest of powerful teachers’ unions. Oh, and as CNN reports, the job losses hit black and Hispanic women disproportionately...

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...And yet that deafening sound no one hears is the tragic silence of a feminist movement that has chosen to side with teachers’ unions instead of with women throughout the country who are bearing the brunt of these school closures. 

SECTION OMITTED

Women are left to pick up the slack. For all the conversations over the years about the lack of child care to help women have successful careers and be good mothers, nothing has been as crippling to their careers as the, poof, disappearance of schools.

END OF QUOTE

Read the entire piece here.

Feminism appears to be more supportive of either childless women or women who have access to expensive private schools or charter schools that are open - or those families fortunate and wealthy enough to be able to move to states with open schools. The feminists are not championing  the less wealthy women who are at the mercy of public schools and teachers unions - much to the shock and dismay of these women and their families.

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February 07, 2021

Electric Prices to Skyrocket

Timothy Birdnow

From the Captain Obvious files:

Biden climate actions to jolt electricity prices

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Biden Takes Terrorists off List

This from Willis Eschenbach:

The Houthis are Islamic Jihadists who are armed, backed and supported by Iran. Their motto is:

===
God Is Great, Death to America, Death to Israel, a Curse on the Jews, Victory to Islam."
===

Quid Pro Joe has just announced that in order to promote peace in the Middle East, he is taking these charming, wonderful, peaceful folks off the US list of terrorist organizations.

Democrats ... this is on you.

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The Voices of Surrender are now Heard

Timothy Birdnow

This guys a dope. Turning the other cheek is a personal thing, not a public policy admonition. We HAVE to make reprisals or it will just keep happening. And we cannot keep offering forgiveness when they not only do not ask for it but use it as a weapon against us. Jesus overturned the counting tables in the Temple for a reason. That is what we are trying to do here.

Impeachment: Why America Must Let Go of Bitterness to Heal

One does not excuse an armed robber when he assaults you; you have to fight back. Even the most humble and holy of Christians would not dispute that. Or in war one must take the fight to the enemy. Surrender out of a desire to turn cheeks is pure folly.

It is not a vice to be immoderate in the pursuit of liberty.

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Money as Property

This from Chester McAteer:

There was a time in our country when our money was our property. It was more than just a medium of exchange or an economic instrument; it was, in a very real sense, property. When a man labored he received compensation in value equal to his work, his produce or his creativity; the money he earned was his property, just as anything else he owned. He could be assured that his money was a store of real value, he could spend it as he pleased, he could store it in a bank, stuff it in his mattress or bury it in a mason jar in his backyard and it was no one's business but his own. He could be confident in the value of his money, that he could dig that Mason jar from the ground years later and still have money that kept an equivalent value as when he buried it, it was real money, sound money and it was his private property. He could be assured that his government could not confiscate it, track it or regulate it once it was in his hands; it was real property, his property. He need not worry about whether he carried a suitcase full of it from city to city, state to state or country to country because it was, without any equivocation, his property to do with what he wanted.

In our Constitutional Republic, the Founders were well aware of the potential dangers involving the nation's currency and with that knowledge they gave us some extremely strong admonitions concerning the value of money as property. They had experienced the results of unsound money and knew that monetary instability would not only threaten the nation's economic freedom, but all freedoms and liberties enjoyed by the people.

In the preliminary draft of our Constitution the following words were considered: "To borrow money and emit bills [fiat currency] on the credit of the United States.” The wording however, was struck from the final document and for good reason. Due to the Founders' knowledge of history and even their experience with the "Continentals,' ' they knew the danger that emitting such bills posed to the nation and the value of the monetary property of the People. Indeed, it was more than just the monetary property Rights, but all Rights of the People that concerned the Founders; for they were aware that if the monetary system was ever corrupted that the entire system could be corrupted.

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C.S. Lewis and the Pandemic

This from James Covington

Spookily, CS Lewis wrote this nearly 79 years ago but could have been written today:
′′One young devil asked the old man: "How did you manage to bring so many souls to hell?" The old devil answered: "I instilled fear in them!" Answers the youngster: "Great job!
And what were they afraid of? Wars? Hunger?" Answers the man: "No, they were afraid of the disease!" For this youngster: "Does this mean they didn't get sick? Are they not dead? There was no rescue for them?"
The old man answered: "but no . . . they got sick, died, and the rescue was there." The young devil, surprised, answered: "Then I don't understand???" The old man answered: "You know they believed the only thing they have to keep at any cost is their lives.
They stopped hugging, greeting each other. They've moved away from each other. They gave up all social contacts and everything that was human! Later they ran out of money, lost their jobs, but that was their choice because they were afraid for their lives, that's why they quit their jobs without even having bread.
They believed blindly everything they heard and read in the papers.
They gave up their freedoms, they didn't leave their own homes literally anywhere. They stopped visiting family and friends. The world turned into such a concentration camp, without forcing them into captivity.
They accepted everything!!! Just to live at least one more miserable day . . . And so living, they died every day!!! And that's how it was very easy for me to take their miserable souls to hell..... ′′
C.S. Lewis - ′′ Old Devil's Letters To Young ′′ 1942.

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