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Sidney Powell Weighs in on Georgia Audit: 145,000 Absentee Ballots, 106,000 Adjudicated Ballots, Video of Multiple Scannings of Same Ballots and Nine Witnesses of Suspected Fake Ballots!

On Friday Henry County Georgia Chief Judge Brian J. Amero ordered Fulton County absentee ballots unsealed and inspected by auditors.

On Friday night Attorney Sidney Powell posted this on Telegram:

With a GA judge ordering the audit of 145,000 mail-in ballots in Fulton County it is important to remember how events transpired on Nov. 3.

There were over 106,000 ballots adjudicated in Fulton County, an enormous number!

Video footage shows everyone cleared out of the State Farm Arena on election night, but 4-people stayed behind & continued to count ballots in private from around 10:30 pm until 1:00 am.

As The Gateway Pundit first reported in December 2020 — This included scanning the same sets of ballots multiple times.

In GA, Biden received 98% of a 23,487 batch of votes at 12:18 am.

The largest and most anomalous vote update happened at 1:34 am on Nov. 4, with 136,155 votes going to Biden and 29,115 votes going to Trump.

A statistical analysis of 8,954 vote updates, categorized this specific 1:34 am update as one of the top four most anomalous in the country.

There are nine witness affidavits testifying to stacks of unusual mail-in ballots with “pristine sheets, no creases, and perfect bubbles” that went “all for Biden”.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2021/05/sidney-powell-weighs-georgia-audit-145000-absentee-ballots-106000-adjudicated-ballots-video-multiple-scannings-ballots-nine-witnesses-suspected-fake-ballots/

https://www.theepochtimes.com/mkt_breakingnews/trumps-1776-commission-to-reassmble-tackle-critical-race-theory-in-history-education_3825673.html?utm_source=News&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=breaking-2021-05-22-1&mktids=fc982fc418901a6fad7397a213879c1e&est=JGYBFWYFz4RpgDiUzk21vVLAR33xWCGo6KeRNZOEmJD2jizAPNnZIw0jqqF%2F8PU%3D

Trump’s 1776 Commission to Reassemble, Tackle Critical Race Theory in History Education

National Security Study Memorandum

NSSM 20

Implications of Worldwide Population Growth

For U.S. Security and Overseas Interests

(THE KISSINGER REPORT)

December 10, 1974

CLASSIFIED BY Harry C. Blaney, III

SUBJECT TO GENERAL DECLASSIFICATION SCHEDULE OF EXECUTIVE ORDER 11652 AUTOMATICALLY DOWN-GRADED AT TWO YEAR INTERVALS AND DECLASSIFIED ON DECEMBER 31, 1980.

123 pages

https://pdf.usaid.gov/pdf_docs/PCAAB500.pdf

Muslims protesting in Toronto

https://twitter.com/RedPilledPoland/status/1395881855321268232

Caught Red-Handed: CDC Changes Test Thresholds To Virtually Eliminate New COVID Cases Among Vaxx'd

New policies will artificially deflate “breakthrough infections” in the vaccinated, while the old rules continue to inflate case numbers in the unvaccinated.

The US Center for Disease Control (CDC) is altering its practices of data logging and testing for “Covid19” in order to make it seem the experimental gene-therapy “vaccines” are effective at preventing the alleged disease.

They made no secret of this, announcing the policy changes on their website in late April/early May, (though naturally without admitting the fairly obvious motivation behind the change).

The trick is in their reporting of what they call “breakthrough infections” – that is people who are fully “vaccinated” against Sars-Cov-2 infection, but get infected anyway.

Essentially, Covid19 has long been shown – to those willing to pay attention – to be an entirely created pandemic narrative built on two key factors:

False-positive tests. The unreliable PCR test can be manipulated into reporting a high number of false-positives by altering the cycle threshold (CT value)

Inflated Case-count. The incredibly broad definition of “Covid case”, used all over the world, lists anyone who receives a positive test as a “Covid19 case”, even if they never experienced any symptoms.

Without these two policies, there would never have been an appreciable pandemic at all, and now the CDC has enacted two policy changes which means they no longer apply to vaccinated people.

Firstly, they are lowering their CT value when testing samples from suspected “breakthrough infections”.

From the CDC’s instructions for state health authorities on handling “possible breakthrough infections” (uploaded to their website in late April):

For cases with a known RT-PCR cycle threshold (Ct) value, submit only specimens with Ct value ≤28 to CDC for sequencing. (Sequencing is not feasible with higher Ct values.)

https://www.zerohedge.com/covid-19/caught-red-handed-cdc-changes-test-thresholds-virtually-eliminate-new-covid-cases-among

Russian cabinet validates possibility to invest funds of National Wealth Fund in gold

https://twitter.com/tassagency_en/status/1395874100145389573

'I feel like I can't say anything': California councilwoman is branded racist after revealing a text BLM activist sent HER warning 'your name will be all over the papers' when she didn't vote his way on police reform

An Asian American California councilwoman who was branded racist because she revealed a text sent to her by a BLM activist that warned 'your name will be in the papers' for not voting his way has told how she feels she's now gagged by cancel culture.

Lynette Lee Eng is a city councilwoman in Los Altos, next to Palo Alto, a rich and Democratic area of northern California. She was elected in 2016.

In November, she was asked to vote on a proposal that removed two police resource officers from the two high schools in the city, and that would put a third party in charge of handling and processing complaints against the Los Altos Police Department, which has 32 officers and has received 1 use of force complaint in the last six years, and 15 complaints in total.

She felt it was a rushed vote, pushed through by the outgoing mayor who wanted to get the proposal passed in her final days in office after the outrage sparked by George Floyd's killing.

Lee-Eng voted to remove the school resource officer from one high school - where students said they didn't want him anymore - but she voted to abstain on moving police complaints to a third party because she wanted to know how much it would cost the city. The others approved it.

Immediately afterwards, she received a text from Kenan Moos, the 22-year-old organizer of Justice Vanguard warning her: 'Your name will be all over the papers' and saying 'we know there are racists that supported you.'

Because the meeting was still ongoing and happening virtually on Zoom, she announced the text she'd just received. She never said that he had threatened her, but said she felt worried for her family's safety.

In the weeks that followed, Moos, his family and his supporters said repeatedly that it was racist of her to make out that he'd been threatening her, and that it increases his chances of getting killed by police.

More'I feel like I can't say anything': California councilwoman is branded racist after revealing a text BLM activist sent HER warning 'your name will be all over the papers' when she didn't vote his way on police reform

An Asian American California councilwoman who was branded racist because she revealed a text sent to her by a BLM activist that warned 'your name will be in the papers' for not voting his way has told how she feels she's now gagged by cancel culture.

Lynette Lee Eng is a city councilwoman in Los Altos, next to Palo Alto, a rich and Democratic area of northern California. She was elected in 2016.

In November, she was asked to vote on a proposal that removed two police resource officers from the two high schools in the city, and that would put a third party in charge of handling and processing complaints against the Los Altos Police Department, which has 32 officers and has received 1 use of force complaint in the last six years, and 15 complaints in total.

She felt it was a rushed vote, pushed through by the outgoing mayor who wanted to get the proposal passed in her final days in office after the outrage sparked by George Floyd's killing.

Lee-Eng voted to remove the school resource officer from one high school - where students said they didn't want him anymore - but she voted to abstain on moving police complaints to a third party because she wanted to know how much it would cost the city. The others approved it.

Immediately afterwards, she received a text from Kenan Moos, the 22-year-old organizer of Justice Vanguard warning her: 'Your name will be all over the papers' and saying 'we know there are racists that supported you.'

Because the meeting was still ongoing and happening virtually on Zoom, she announced the text she'd just received. She never said that he had threatened her, but said she felt worried for her family's safety.

In the weeks that followed, Moos, his family and his supporters said repeatedly that it was racist of her to make out that he'd been threatening her, and that it increases his chances of getting killed by police.

More

http://www.cuzzblue.com/2021/05/exclusive-i-feel-like-i-cant-say.html'I feel like I can't say anything': California councilwoman is branded racist after revealing a text BLM activist sent HER warning 'your name will be all over the papers' when she didn't vote his way on police reform

An Asian American California councilwoman who was branded racist because she revealed a text sent to her by a BLM activist that warned 'your name will be in the papers' for not voting his way has told how she feels she's now gagged by cancel culture.

Lynette Lee Eng is a city councilwoman in Los Altos, next to Palo Alto, a rich and Democratic area of northern California. She was elected in 2016.

In November, she was asked to vote on a proposal that removed two police resource officers from the two high schools in the city, and that would put a third party in charge of handling and processing complaints against the Los Altos Police Department, which has 32 officers and has received 1 use of force complaint in the last six years, and 15 complaints in total.

She felt it was a rushed vote, pushed through by the outgoing mayor who wanted to get the proposal passed in her final days in office after the outrage sparked by George Floyd's killing.

Lee-Eng voted to remove the school resource officer from one high school - where students said they didn't want him anymore - but she voted to abstain on moving police complaints to a third party because she wanted to know how much it would cost the city. The others approved it.

Immediately afterwards, she received a text from Kenan Moos, the 22-year-old organizer of Justice Vanguard warning her: 'Your name will be all over the papers' and saying 'we know there are racists that supported you.'

Because the meeting was still ongoing and happening virtually on Zoom, she announced the text she'd just received. She never said that he had threatened her, but said she felt worried for her family's safety.

In the weeks that followed, Moos, his family and his supporters said repeatedly that it was racist of her to make out that he'd been threatening her, and that it increases his chances of getting killed by police.

More

http://www.cuzzblue.com/2021/05/exclusive-i-feel-like-i-cant-say.html

http://www.cuzzblue.com/2021/05/exclusive-i-feel-like-i-cant-say.html

Palestine Ambassador: UK must take responsibility for its role in Palestine

UK Palestinian ambassador Husam Zomlot called on the UK to take responsibility for the situation in Palestine during a heated interview on Channel 4 News.

He agreed he believe Britain held responsibility for the Balfour Declaration Treaty of 1917 and its resulting consequences.

When asked by host Krishnan Guru-Murthy what he thought Britain should do to make amends, he said: "I want a clear commitment by the UK government, not by words, but by deeds to fix this, to fix the mess that was created here."

"Number one, the recognition of the State of Palestine — what are they waiting for? This is long overdue, this is our right and their obligation."

He continued: "Number two, enforce your law; the UK law, which clearly stipulates that exporting guns and weapons, arms to a country that violates human rights is illegal — under your law, under international law. Arms embargo immediately."

"Number three, do not import settlement products. It is illegal, and you as the UK describe it as illegal."

He also called on the UK to back Palestine in using international organisations such as the International Criminal Court (ICC) to hold Israel to account for its actions and prevent further war crimes.

He then called on the UK to join the Palestinians in creating international momentum to hold Israel responsible for its actions in Palestine.

https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/20210522-palestine-ambassador-uk-must-take-responsibility-for-its-role-in-palestine/

California Loses Lawsuit, to Pay Church $1,350,000 For Shutting Them Down

Not a fan of muh NAR but, if it helps

RID Newsome from CA oy vey…

A California District judge has given the win to Harvest Rock Church (HRC) and ordered the State to pay them $1.35 million in legal fees and attorney costs, the result of landing a monstrous victory over California Governor Gavin Newsom. HRC and other churches sued the governor for imposing pandemic rules limiting the size of church services and attendance, as well as the ban on singing and chanting, which they say violated their First Amendment rights.

Mat Staver, the Liberty Counsel Chairman whose firm has been representing Harvest Rock, was ebullient over the news, saying in a statement:

Newsom has now been permanently quarantined and may not violate the First Amendment rights of churches and places of worship again. We are grateful for Pastor Ché Ahn, Harvest Rock Church, and Harvest International Ministry. Pastor Ahn’s leadership and courage has toppled the tyranny and freed every pastor and church in California…

For over a year, California prosecutors were levying threats of criminal charges for each individual congregation member at HRC, amounting to thousands of individual $1000 fines and jail time for up to a year for violators.

https://protestia.com/2021/05/21/california-loses-lawsuit-to-pay-1350000-to-church-for-shutting-them-down/

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https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2021/05/steve-bannon-goes-tear-wisconsin-will-easiest-prove-full-panic-video/

Steve Bannon Goes On a Tear! “Wisconsin Will Be the Easiest to Prove – They’re in a Full Panic!” (VIDEO)

GOP congressman 'forgot' to cast proxy vote that would have killed $1.9B security spending bill

Rep. Carter intended to vote against the $1.9 billion bill, but his proxy vote, which could have sunk the bill, wasn't counted.

California Republican Rep. Ken Calvert "forgot" to cast a proxy vote on behalf of Texas Republican Rep. John Carter that would have sunk the $1.9 billion post-Jan. 6 supplemental security spending bill, Just the News has learned.

Carter's letter granting authority to cast his vote by proxy to Calvert was submitted to the House clerk and accepted. Carter successfully voted by proxy Thursday on "the motion to recommit" that preceded the final vote on the supplemental security bill. Carter's spokesperson told Just the News that he would have voted against the bill if his proxy vote was counted for the final vote.

"The congressman included a statement in the record that he would've voted no," said Carter's spokesperson.

Calvert's spokesperson told Just the News why Carter's proxy wasn't counted during the vote on final passage the $1.9 billion bill.

"Rep. Calvert had been voting by proxy for Rep. Carter throughout the week," the spokesman said. "Rep. Calvert made a mistake and simply forgot to cast Rep. Carter's vote."

House members now have the option to vote by proxy in lieu of in-person voting due to rule changes that the House passed during the COVID-19 pandemic.

In the House, a tied vote can sink a bill, so a no vote from one or two of the GOP members who didn't vote would have blocked the bill from passing.

Florida Republican Rep. Daniel Webster was against the measure, but he's opposed to using proxy voting and was unable to vote in-person on the bill.

"Rep. Webster missed votes because he was unavoidably detained in the district and wasn’t able to make it to D.C. in time to make the votes," a spokesperson for Webster told Just the News on Friday. "He likely would have opposed the bill — he didn't proxy vote on principle as he is on the record opposing proxy-voting and was part of the original lawsuit challenging its constitutionality."

Aside from the two GOP members whose votes were not recorded, all other Republican House members voted against the bill. The Democrat-led House passed the bill 213-212 on Thursday. There were three Democrats that voted against the bill and 3 Democrats that voted present.

https://justthenews.com/government/congress/gop-congressman-forgot-cast-proxy-vote-would-have-killed-19b-security-spending

https://twitter.com/CBS_Herridge/status/1396191435733471234

#FARA Before 2016, the Foreign Agents Registration Act was rarely prosecuted but that changed with Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia probe. On the Senate floor this week

@ChuckGrassley

said “If the Democrats want to be intellectually honest on the issue of foreign influence

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they’re going to have to face the music on both sides of the political spectrum." WATCH

https://nationalfile.com/six-months-after-election-georgias-fulton-county-still-cant-provide-chain-of-custody-for-absentee-ballots/

Six Months After Election, Georgia’s Fulton County STILL Can’t Provide Chain of Custody For Absentee Ballots

Exactly 200 days since the election, Fulton County still cannot provide a chain of custody for its absentee ballots.

17 GOP Attorneys General Back South Dakota’s Lawsuit Over Mount Rushmore July 4 Fireworks Cancellation

Seventeen Republican attorneys general have filed an amicus brief in support of a lawsuit brought by South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem against the Biden administration over its decision to deny a request to hold a fireworks display at Mount Rushmore National Memorial in July to celebrate Independence Day.

The Biden administration canceled the fireworks display in a decision in March. Herbert Frost, a regional director for the National Park Service, cited the COVID-19 pandemic as a key factor in making his decision, saying that public health guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) “currently recommends that large gatherings be avoided, particularly those in which physical social distancing cannot be maintained between people who live in different households.”

Noem sued over the decision, calling Mount Rushmore “the very best place to celebrate America’s birthday and all that makes our country special.”

Now her lawsuit has the backing of seventeen attorneys general from Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Georgia, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Ohio, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, and West Virginia. In a court document (pdf), filed on Friday, they called the Biden administration’s decision to cancel the fireworks display “arbitrary and capricious.”

“Given the importance of the Fourth of July holiday and the special role of Mount Rushmore as a national monument, amici States have an interest in seeing the fireworks display take place again this year,” the attorneys general said in the document, which was filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of South Dakota.

They argued that there is strong public interest in holding a Fourth of July fireworks display at Mount Rushmore, while “the Department of Interior’s flimsy and unsupported rationale for refusing to allow a fireworks display is arbitrary and capricious.”

They argued that last year’s celebration at Mount Rushmore was held when the pandemic was worse and before vaccines were developed.

“More than seven thousand visitors attended, and contact tracing has failed to identify even one case of COVID-19 tied to the event,” they wrote.

In addition to pandemic-related health concerns, the National Park Service also cited opposition from local tribes as factors in rejecting South Dakota’s bid to display fireworks.

The attorneys general acknowledged tribal objections, but argued that, “the mere fact that some people may oppose a fireworks display is not a sufficient justification for cancelling an important national celebration.”

The Epoch Times reached out to the White House for comment following Noem’s lawsuit in April, but did not receive a reply.

Following the announcement of the lawsuit, Ian Fury, communications director for Noem, told The Epoch Times via email that the governor “is going to do everything in her ability to ensure that we can celebrate America’s birthday with fireworks at Mount Rushmore.”

https://www.ntd.com/17-gop-attorneys-general-back-south-dakotas-lawsuit-over-mount-rushmore-july-4-fireworks-cancellation_617124.html

Anime baker from pol has been banned from baking on QR

this is why

>>55899

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been checkin watn

messed up 215

not showing

let newb know

BOXER49 USAF C-40C departed Boise Airport, ID which is adjacent to Gowen Field ANGB after a ground stop

Departed Peterson AFB yesterday after an overnight-inbound from JBA-to JB Elmendorf, AK for another overnight

WIDE99 USAF KC135 tanker from McGuire AFB took over for WIDE29 who is heading back to Columbus, OH Rickenbacker Airport

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>>55900

shot yerself yet?

habben shot myself either

>>55900

>let newb know

newb has current dough, kek

>>55905

hey, don be bummed man

look at dat great-looking bun

but better than that -

baker girl was askin bout you,

tol her you go by doc (holliday)

here she is, so don blow it

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