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Ridiculous Phil just plain NUTS
Maybe I should have been more specific, I assumed you would understand. It is not proven that BLM or antifa had anything to do with the trump inspired insurrection attempt
Dan an email yesterday that changed him, and it’ll change you too. In this episode, he discusses the email and addresses the disastrous “commission” being formed to harass and prosecute Trump supporters. Ep. 1526 An Email That Changed Me | Dan Bongino
This is old but still applies to Hamas. Hamas doesn’t give a damn about the children. Hamas Killed 160 Palestinian Children to Build Gaza Tunnels - Tablet Magazine
Two Good Samaritans in Florida jumped out of their vehicles to help a sheriff’s deputy who was being attacked by a suspect during a traffic stop on May 18, a local sheriff says. Two Men Helped Deputy Being Attacked During Florida Traffic Stop, Video Shows
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Another reason to hate Black Lives Matter:
"Black Lives Matter stands in solidarity with Palestinians," the group tweeted. "We are a movement committed to ending settler colonialism in all forms and will continue to advocate for Palestinian liberation. ( always have. And always will be ). #freepalestine."
Seems like some folks are afraid of some groups
but ok with the Attack of the Capital on Jan 6
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More than 400 people in 40 states have been arrested in the federal investigation into the Jan. 6 attack, according to a USA Today tally. Four protesters died amid the violence, and about 140 officers from the Capitol Police and Metropolitan Police Department in Washington were injured by the mob, some while trying to protect members of Congress and Vice President Mike Pence after the building was breached.
Prison workers who were guarding Jeffrey Epstein admit to falsifying records — but avoid jail time in deal with prosecutors
The prison workers who were tasked with guarding Jeffrey Epstein when he committed suicide admitted to falsifying records but they will avoid jail because of the deal they struck with federal prosecutors.
Authorities said Friday that Tova Noel and Michael Thomas struck a deferred prosecution agreement with prosecutors after being charged with lying on prison records.
Epstein was awaiting trial at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York City when he was found unresponsive in his cell in August 2019. He was under suicide watch and was supposed to be closely monitored to prevent the possibility of his taking his own life.
Under the agreement with the Justice Department, Noel and Thomas will be subject to a supervised release, will complete 100 hours of community service, and have to cooperate fully with a continuing investigation. The letter from federal prosecutors said the two "admitted that they 'willfully and knowingly completed materially false count and round slips regarding required counts and rounds'" related to Epstein's detention.
The indictment against Noel and Thomas said they fell asleep and shopped online for furniture and motorcycles instead of checking on Epstein every 30 minutes.
The incident was blamed on a persistent problem of staffing shortages at the Bureau of Prisons.
The bizarre circumstances surrounding his suicide have led to a plethora of conspiracy theories. Even Epstein's brother Mark Epstein has said publicly that he doesn't believe the official suicide story.
"Jeffrey knew a lot of stuff about a lot of people," he said.
Very soon after the death of Epstein, former President Donald Trump retweeted a claim that Hillary Clinton had the child molester murdered in order to protect her husband, former President Bill Clinton.
https://youtu.be/I44NbP7I3ig
BREAKING: Georgia Judge Approves Audit Of 145,000 Absentee Ballots In Fulton County
A judge in Georgia unsealed roughly 145,000 absentee ballots from the November election for review in a Friday ruling.
The ballots must remain with Fulton County election officials throughout the audit, and the results of the review cannot impact the outcome of the November election, Henry County Superior Court Judge Brian Amero said. The plaintiffs in the case accepted the terms, saying that the review is still needed after controversial behavior by Fulton County election officials last year, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
“Friday’s decision came in a lawsuit filed by nine plaintiffs, including Garland Favorito, a Fulton county resident and self-styled election watchdog,” the Journal-Constitution reported. “It’s one of more than 30 Georgia lawsuits stemming from the November presidential election and the January runoff for U.S. Senate. Some of the lawsuits are still winding their way through the courts.”
Former Sen. Kelly Loeffler, who now leads the voter registration group Greater Georgia Action after losing a runoff election in January, cheered the judge’s ruling in a statement:
Voter confidence in our election system is the bedrock of our republic. Unfortunately, inconsistencies in Fulton County’s November 2020 absentee ballots cast serious doubt on voters’ faith in our elections. An independent investigation even characterized Fulton County’s absentee ballot handling as ‘generally bad management.’ While there is a dire need to investigate a number of other well-documented issues, we must also inspect Fulton County’s absentee ballots to reassure Georgians that their voices are heard and their votes are counted. The integrity of future elections is critical, and Judge Amero’s decision is a helpful step in restoring transparency, accountability, and voter confidence. We look forward to the findings and their role in promoting transparency and rebuilding faith in our elections.
Fulton County Commission Chairman Robb Pitts slammed Amero’s decision, pointing out that the Fulton County results have been certified multiple times through recounts since the November election.
“It is outrageous that Fulton County continues to be a target of those who cannot accept the results from last year’s election,” Pitts told the Journal-Constitution. “The votes have been counted multiple times, including a hand recount, and no evidence of fraud has been found.”
“The fact remains that Fulton County safely and securely carried out an election in the midst of a public health crisis,” he added.
Fulton County received national scrutiny following the November election amid allegations that county election officials had brought out scores of hidden ballots to count after sending GOP election observers home. State investigators later said that the controversy stemmed from a misunderstanding between the election officials and the GOP observers.
Fulton County’s election efforts were plagued by a series of other issues including counting errors and other crashes, eventually earning the county a reprimand from Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger.
In February, the elections board in Fulton County voted to fire election director Rick Barron over the series of controversies. The board’s decision was denied by the county Board of Commissioners, allowing Barron to keep his position.
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