This was after they denied for years they had nothing on the case.
It later was revealed that not only did they have thousands of pages of documents
** The documents were posted today on the FBI Vault —
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This was after they denied for years they had nothing on the case.
It later was revealed that not only did they have thousands of pages of documents
** The documents were posted today on the FBI Vault —
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Senator Ed McBroom
Senator Ed McBroom
Michigan lawmakers have been told by leadership and by an unelected House lawyer to sit down and shut up over the election fraud that took place in the November 2020 election. They were willing to play the game until Senator Ed McBroom released his report on voter fraud.
Republican Senator McBroom, who sat through hours of testimony of Republican and Independent poll challengers who told stunning stories of witnessing potential voter fraud and intimidation by paid election workers and outside leftist agitators, claimed that he and his crack team of Senate investigators could see no evidence of massive voter fraud.
Comment: The evidence for fraud that poured out of Michigan in the wake of the 2020 election is overwhelming. It's a travesty and an insult to the voting public that the Michigan legislature has yet to act on it in any substantial way.
- First Michigan allegation: Detroit city worker claims ballots were ordered backdated; FBI begins probe
- BOOM! Michigan witness: "Van full of ballots showed up at 3:30 AM" (after deadline) approximately 50,000 ballots - Van had Janice Winfrey's name on it
- Dominion whistleblower says CEO lied during Michigan testimony - personally witnessed internet connections between machines
- More witnesses of Michigan vote fraud - 'they didn't disqualify a single ballot'
- Michigan witness: I saw the Detroit plan to destroy all provisional ballots, hurt Republicans
- Michigan illegally counted or ignored 500K ballots, lawsuit claims - as state hearing brings more evidence of massive vote fraud
Michigan judge rejects one of last challenges to 2020 election results
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Supporters of former South African President Jacob Zuma block the freeway with burning tires during protest in Peacevale, South Africa, July 9, 2021
Supporters of former South African President Jacob Zuma block the freeway with burning tires during protest in Peacevale, South Africa, July 9, 2021
Protests erupted this week in parts of KwaZulu-Natal (KZN), Zuma's home province, after the ex-leader handed himself over to police to serve a 15-month jail term for contempt of court.
On Friday, the high court dismissed Zuma's application to have his arrest overturned in a case that has been seen as a test of the post-apartheid nation's rule of law. An hour before the ruling, a Reuters photographer saw a group of protesters shouting "Zuma!" burning tyres and blocking a road.
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- The row raging over a corrupt former president's jailing shows that South Africa is heading down a sad and familiar path
- Chinese development is an alternative to Western colonialism - S. African President
- The revolt spreads - 'We don't want Western institutions to dictate us what to do' - South Africa's Zuma
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BLM protesters stand in front of a vandalized CNN logo in Atlanta, Georgia, US, May 29, 2020
BLM protesters stand in front of a vandalized CNN logo in Atlanta, Georgia, US, May 29, 2020
Which means 42 percent of Americans are stupid.
The question doesn't mince words. Straight out, people were asked: "Do you agree or disagree with this statement: The media 'are truly the enemy of the people?'"
Thirty-four percent strongly agreed, 24 percent somewhat agreed, 13 percent somewhat disagreed, and 23 percent strongly disagreed.
Allow me to reframe this for emphasis...
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In 2017, the proposed removal of the statue led to the infamous Charlottesville Unite the Right rally, during which a protester against the event was killed during a car attack.
Now, nearly four years after the rally, Charlottesville, Virginia has taken down the statue, with Mayor Nikuyah Walker calling it "one small step closer" to making the US "grapple with the sin of being willing to destroy Black people for economic gain."
The removal was praised by some Americans, who called it "a great change" and called for the statue to be put in a museum or melted "into copper piping for a toilet." One person even called for the Confederate flag to be banned next.
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Security forces and civilians gather near the wreckage of the attack in Mogadishu on Saturday.
Security forces and civilians gather near the wreckage of the attack in Mogadishu on Saturday.
The convoy was carrying a senior police official, Farhan Mohamud, who survived the attack on Saturday, the government news agency reported.
Al-Shabaab, which wants to overthrow the government and impose its strict interpretation of Islamic sharia law, has claimed responsibility for the attack.
Dr Mohamed Nur, at the Medina hospital, told reporters that the toll reflected only the dead and wounded who were taken to the facility in Mogadishu where he works.
"I am sure the number is bigger as some of the victims were rushed to other hospitals, such as the privately owned ones," he said.
"The commissioner is unharmed but there are other casualties the attack inflicted," said Somali police spokesperson Sadiiq Dudishe.
He said the bomber, using an explosive-laden vehicle, struck the convoy of Mohamud, the Banadir regional police commissioner, at a busy intersection in the capital.
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Arizona Governor Doug Ducey
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey
Ducey, a Republican, said in a statement after signing House Bill 2906 that CRT suggests that people are "inherently racist, sexist or oppressive, whether consciously or unconsciously," according to FOX 10 of Phoenix. "Here in Arizona, we're going to continue to be leaders on civics education and teach important lessons about our nation's history," Ducey said.
He also signed House Bill 2035, which calls for curriculum transparency so that parents can monitor what their children are being taught, particularly in controversial areas such as sex education. "Parents should have the right to know what their children are learning in school," Ducey wrote.
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Last May, demonstrators took to the streets of New York to protest the slaughter and ethnic cleansing of the Palestinian people.
They are now suffering selective prosecution at the hands of the ostensibly American NYPD, who are not only trained by the Israeli government, but even have an official branch in Tel Aviv.
Since June, multiple protesters have been arrested for "hate crimes" related to anti-Israel protests. The main crime appears to be public expressions of outrage at the Jewish state's violent and genocidal policies.
In one viral video during May 20th demonstrations, a man lit a firecracker that Jews and Israeli propagandists on social media claimed was a bomb.
Comment: The end of tolerance and the beginning of tyranny has been seamless and now rising to new levels. The time to fight back was with the first slings and arrows.
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The bank is shutting down all existing personal lines of credit in coming weeks and has stopped offering the product, according to customer letters reviewed by CNBC.
The revolving credit lines, which typically let users borrow $3,000 to $100,000, were pitched as a way to consolidate higher-interest credit card debt, pay for home renovations or avoid overdraft fees on linked checking accounts.
"Wells Fargo recently reviewed its product offerings and decided to discontinue offering new Personal and Portfolio line of credit accounts and close all existing accounts," the bank said in the six-page letter. The move would let the bank focus on credit cards and personal loans, it said.
I want to unmask the lie that evolution denial is about religion and recognize that at its core, it is a form of white supremacy that perpetuates segregation and violence against Black bodies.
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