[Distributed News] Now we come to the real mission in the "plandemic," the censorship, the banning of hydroxychloroquine and the silencing of America's Frontline Doctors: It's all about global depopulation via a new vaccine that's designed to mass murder billions of human beings and sharply reduce the population of the human race on planet Earth. Why else do you think they're making it mandatory while granting the vaccine companies complete legal immunity from all liability? It's because the vaccine is designed to kill human beings, not save them. Once people start dying, no one can sue the vaccine makers.
That's why they needed the legal immunity agreements in place before they launched the vaccine push. The global depopulation agenda isn't even a secret, by the way. Bill Gates openly talks about using vaccines to reduce the human population, and globalists openly admit they believe that if human populations aren't sharply reduced, the planet's biosphere will collapse due to carbon dioxide emissions, pollution and the frenzied consumption of natural resources. Whether or not you believe that, they (the globalists) believe it. And they believe they must kill 90% of the human population in order to save the other 10%. Thus, globalists who pursue global depopulation see themselves as heroes of humanity, not mass murderers.
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Would be ironic. Most right thinking people will want it. Us cranky individualists won’t. So imagine killing off tens of millions of Democrats and only a fraction of that of Republicans.
[The Organic Prepper] After years of being censored on Facebook and Twitter, conservatives, libertarians, and other fans of free speech are making a mass exodus to new platforms. One that has really taken off since the election is Parler, which has been the most downloaded app in the country over the past two weeks.
Unsurprisingly, the mainstream media and left-wing extremists are outraged. How dare the people who have been censored, deplatformed, and shut down on their social media sites move to a site that promises not to treat them like pariahs? (By the way, you can find me on Parler here: @daisyluther ) They go as far as to say it’s a "threat to democracy" because libertarians and conservatives get to post.
I mean, seriously, we can’t be letting conservatives and libertarians post their opinions all willy-nilly, right? What will happen without the "fact-checkers?"
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Antifa brown shirts, media bias, big tech censoring, opposing thought considered a threat to the nation state, calls from elected officials to imprison and reeducate conservative thinkers, Goebbels, Hitler, and Lenin are beaming with pride.
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When they say Parler is a threat to Democracy, they mean it is a threat to the Democratic (or really Demo-fascist) party, and it is that. People who believe in their own ideas love to argue with others about them. People who suppress opponents or even try to do so, are people who believe that their arguments against their opponents are too weak to convince normal people. And they are usually right.
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[NPR] Federal appeals court Judge Merrick Garland is under consideration to serve as attorney general in the administration of President-elect Joe Biden, NPR has learned from two people closely following the process.
Garland, 68, is the widely respected former chief judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit. He launched his career at the Justice Department decades ago.
Garland oversaw the prosecution of Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh and gained significant management experience inside the sprawling department in the 1990s.
More recently, Garland was nominated to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court by President Barack Obama, to fill the seat vacated by the death of Justice Antonin Scalia.
Despite his qualifications and a history of support from conservatives, Senate Republicans denied Garland even a hearing for the post, and he quietly returned to his job on what's considered the second most important court in the nation. On the bench, Garland focused on professionalism, collegiality and transparency, making audio of arguments widely available.
Some Justice Department veterans had been looking to history for a way to move ahead from the chaotic Trump era when the president has routinely attacked federal prosecutors and FBI agents. The current attorney general, Bill Barr, this year likened some of his employees to young students at a Montessori school.
Former Justice Department officials pointed out that after Watergate, President Gerald Ford enlisted former University of Chicago President Edward Levi to be attorney general and restore public confidence in the institution. The Justice Department bestows an award for honor and integrity in his name.
[The American Thinker] I confess to having been utterly naïve. I had wondered why on Earth the business community would prefer a frail and corrupt president Biden over a pro-business president Trump. Trump has a track record of economic growth and stands for lower regulations and taxes, fairer international trade, and a stronger military. Biden wants to increase taxes and regs and put in place a number of new initiatives like the Green New Deal that might bankrupt the economy. But Wall Street, the tech industry, and many more backed Biden, while even many GOP congressmen seemed lukewarm to Trump.
The choice for Trump seemed so obvious, what was I missing?
The difference is the status quo. A lot of people make lots of money the way things are now. They constitute a powerful force that seeks to get rid of inconvenient obstacles — especially a serial disruptor like President Trump.
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He conducts huge rallies in fly-over country where tens of thousands wait in lines for hours, wave American flags, and cheer wildly. He won't take a gov't salary or any of our K-Street phony money. He wants to end phony, overseas wars and adventurism. He's got his thumb on our cheap labor pals in China. He's told the EU and our Globalist friends to fok off. He continues to denounce our media disinformation apparatus. He believes in 'American First' and that life begins at conception.
#3
Trump made a tactical mistake 4 years ago. He trusted the RINOs and failed to fire every US GIVERnment Swamp employee he was legally allowed to fire.
#4
Trump threatened the Uniparty's grifts and scams. Count 'em:
..Clinton Global grift
..Biden Crime Syndicate's grift
.. the Democrat and Koch Bros/Chamber of Commerce illegal alien scam
.. the Big Tech monopoly grift
.. BLM and the other race-hustlers' emotional blackmail and corporate shakedowns
.. endless wars and interventions all over the world
..the Deep State clownshow that's given the D.C. Beltway the two wealthiest counties in the nation
Of course Trump had to be purged, by any means necessary. Fabrications, peach mints, and a Soviet-style fake election.
OF COURSE Trump had to be taken down -- for the good of the grift
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#1 They are afraid, he will shut off the gravy train and never-ending for life-government positions. He wants to limit the strangle-hold the bureaucracy has on the American people.
He also wants the American people to have a say-so in the governing of their country. Trump is the only guy who really gives a damn about the rest of us.
[Townhall] Back in 2016, when broadcaster Lars Larson attempted to find out whether one Arcan Cetin was a citizen of the US, ICE, the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement told him, essentially, "Sorry, our obligation is to protect this migrant’s privacy."
Mr. Cetin murdered five innocents, north of Seattle.
Arcan Cetin voted, reports Mr. Larson. But nobody at ICE was willing to tell a good citizen like our broadcaster if Cetin voted legally or not.
As it turned out, a sigh of relief was in order. The stellar Mr. Cetin, who, like most Muslim immigrants, voted Democrat, violated the Sixth Commandment five times, but, thank God, did not appear to have violated the commandment against voter fraud. Rumor has it that the murderer had been awarded citizenship, although it’s impossible to ascertain.
The point made here is that you can rest assured voter fraud is rampant in the US—and not only because Americans are barred from checking whether a murderer is a fellow-citizen. But, rather, because the progressive, globalist left has fought down-and-dirty to bar any proof of citizenship at the time of voting.
Yes, the law requires, in my state, as in most of these United States, that you be a citizen, as well as a resident of the state in which you’re voting. But you don’t have to provide proof of citizenship, when voting.
To vote in Washington State, as in most states, all that’s needed is a driver’s license or a current State ID card. Essentially, the American voting system, thanks to the triumph of left-liberalism, is based on an honor system.
[Breitbart] Rep. Jody Hice (R-GA) called for an audit of votes cast in Georgia to include signature verification of absentee ballots, offering his remarks on Friday’s edition of SiriusXM’s Breitbart News Daily with host Alex Marlow.
A recount of ballots in Georgia must remove ineligible votes to be legitimate, Hice stated.
"There’s still some hope," Hice said. "The Trump campaign is filing a lawsuit in Georgia today, so that will begin another round of investigation. We all knew this recount was a charade. We knew it was a joke from the very beginning. They were not examining and really looking into two key areas, one being the signature verifications, and number two, the legal versus illegal ballots."
Hice said the Trump campaign’s lawsuit in Georgia seeks to audit the ballots to remove fraudulent cases and ineligible votes from the total count.
"All they did basically was recount, and so there was not much change in the outcome, but because they didn’t get into the real issue, which is potential fraud," Hice remarked, "So the Trump campaign is coming out to sue for the purpose of getting hold of the actual ballots and whatever else is involved for the purpose of actually determining what was the true count when it deals with legal ballots versus illegal ballots."
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Re-counting fraudulent ballets proves absolutely nothing. Gov. Kemp's certification of the election is a blatant betrayal of the Georgia voter. Amity Shlaes 'Forgotten Man' is forgotten once again.
"No, no, no, no NO!" I shouted banging the heel of my hand on the steering wheel of my Honda. "DAMMIT!" This could not be happening again.
A multi-volume chronology and reference guide set detailing three years of the Mexican Drug War between 2010 and 2012.
Rantburg.com and borderlandbeat.com correspondent and author Chris Covert presents his first non-fiction work detailing
the drug and gang related violence in Mexico.
Chris gives us Mexican press dispatches of drug and gang war violence
over three years, presented in a multi volume set intended to chronicle the death, violence and mayhem which has
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Rantburg was assembled from recycled algorithms in the United States of America. No
trees were destroyed in the production of this weblog. We did hurt some, though. Sorry.
[Distributed News] Now we come to the real mission in the "plandemic," the censorship, the banning of hydroxychloroquine and the silencing of America's Frontline Doctors: It's all about global depopulation via a new vaccine that's designed to mass murder billions of human beings and sharply reduce the population of the human race on planet Earth. Why else do you think they're making it mandatory while granting the vaccine companies complete legal immunity from all liability? It's because the vaccine is designed to kill human beings, not save them. Once people start dying, no one can sue the vaccine makers. 
[The Organic Prepper] After years of being censored on Facebook and Twitter, conservatives, libertarians, and other fans of free speech are making a mass exodus to new platforms. One that has really taken off since the election is Parler, which has been the most downloaded app in the country over the past two weeks.
[NPR] Federal appeals court Judge Merrick Garland is under consideration to serve as attorney general in the administration of President-elect Joe Biden, NPR has learned from two people closely following the process.
Garland? No, here's your next AG. 
[The American Thinker] I confess to having been utterly naïve. I had wondered why on Earth the business community would prefer a frail and corrupt president Biden over a pro-business president Trump. Trump has a track record of economic growth and stands for lower regulations and taxes, fairer international trade, and a stronger military. Biden wants to increase taxes and regs and put in place a number of new initiatives like the Green New Deal that might bankrupt the economy. But Wall Street, the tech industry, and many more backed Biden, while even many GOP congressmen seemed lukewarm to Trump.
[Breitbart] Rep. Jody Hice (R-GA) called for an audit of votes cast in Georgia to include signature verification of absentee ballots, offering his remarks on Friday’s edition of SiriusXM’s Breitbart News Daily with host Alex Marlow.
Re-counting fraudulent ballets proves absolutely nothing. Gov. Kemp's certification of the election is a blatant betrayal of the Georgia voter. Amity Shlaes 'Forgotten Man' is forgotten once again.
