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'This is disputed': Twitter's obsessive tagging of Trump election posts spawns glorious meme mockery
The meme that kicked it all off appeared sometime on Tuesday or Wednesday, showing a "learn how British taxes are beneficial for society" label on a mock-up of a tweet by Paul Revere, with the famous quote attributed to him, "The British are coming!"
Revere was the rider who warned the Massachusetts colonists in 1775 that British troops were being sent to suppress them, ahead of the skirmishes at Lexington and Concord that would begin the American War of Independence.
Domenick J. DeMuro, 73, a former judge of elections in South Philadelphia, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to deprive Philadelphia voters of their civil rights when he padded the votes for the elected positions, U.S. Attorney William M. McSwain announced Thursday.
"DeMuro fraudulently stuffed the ballot box by literally standing in a voting booth and voting over and over, as fast as he could, while he thought the coast was clear," said U.S. Attorney McSwain in a statement.

(L) Abigail Shrier's "Irreversible Damage: The Transgender Craze Seducing Our Daughters" (R) Target store logo
In a now hidden Thursday tweet, an anonymous user complained about Target selling the book Irreversible Damage: The Transgender Craze Seducing Our Daughters, by Abigail Shrier. The tweet demanded to know why the chain was selling the book and said the trans community "deserves a response" from the company.
Comment: More on Ms. Shrier's fight against the censoring of her book:
- Libtards' crusade against 'Irreversible Damage' book: You are a heretic in woke America if you oppose trans treatment for kids
- Activists are trying to cancel my book on the transgender craze - Why is Silicon Valley helping them?
- 'Cancel culture despises diversity of opinion': Publisher says Amazon suspended paid ads for new book on 'transgender craze'
- A mutilation of young lives: How the radical transgender bandwagon is wrecking girls' bodies and destroying their mental health

Katie Hobbs is Arizona's Secretary of State. She is the one responsible for certifying the election results in her state. She hates the president, and believes his supporters to be neo-Nazi's.
Comment: Sadly, Secretary Hobbs is representative of many political and media figures who have lost all perspective (not to mention their collective minds) in regards to who Trump is, and what he actually stands for; Trump Derangement Syndrome is a very real and scary thing for the way it facilitates the projection of all that's dark within the individual who is unwilling, or incapable, of psychological insight and introspection.
The Justice Department's probe into Jeffrey Epstein's 2007 plea deal in Florida on sex-related crimes has been concluded with investigators determining that Miami federal prosecutors committed no "professional misconduct" when declining to prosecute the wealth financier.
Epstein, who last year committed suicide inside a Manhattan jail awaiting trial on sex-crime charges, in 2007 pleaded guilty in a Florida state court for soliciting sex from a minor and a prostitute. But as part of the plea deal, he avoid federal prosecution on allegations he had sexually abused dozens of other underage females.
Speaking to O'Keefe, the Elkins Park, Pennsylvania, whistleblower, said that meant other political mail was "garbage":
Comment: Sadly, the "election" has provided a veritable feast for Project Veritas reporting.
- Project Veritas: Erie, Pa. USPS insider exposes anti-Trump postmaster's illegal order to back-date ballots
- 'I could go to jail': Project Veritas VIDEO alleges FRAUD by 'ballot chaser' in Texas who prompts woman to change vote to Democrat
- USPS Inspector General has contacted Project Veritas over whistleblower claim of backdated ballots in Michigan
- 'O'Keefed': Ilhan Omar connected cash-for-ballots voter fraud scheme exposed by Project Veritas - UPDATE: Trump calls for investigation
- 'Algorithms don't write themselves': Google whistleblower on Big Tech merging with politics
"Accordingly, in the spirit of the President-elect's call to build a more united country, this project will no longer be active," organizers wrote in a statement on the project's website.
Admins noted that the project was purportedly started, because "restoring democratic norms are vital to protecting America's future."
Comment: See also:
- So much for 'healing'... the Trump Accountability Project is just the start of massive discrimination against conservatives
- Gloating neocons proposing ideological genocide hint at what's really on the menu when Biden 'builds back better'
- Ocasio-Cortez calls for Leftists, never-Trumpers to begin compiling 'lists' of Trump supporters
Dr. Theresa Tam said during a press conference on November 10 that there have been a couple of reports about people getting infected on flights but it's a really small number.
She noted that modern planes are "really good" with how airflow happens in cabins.
Comment: So does this mean Canada will lift its travel restrictions and people will actually be able to leave the country under some guise of normalcy? No. No it doesn't.
See also:
- New COVID-19 security measures will make record of vaccination a prerequisite for travel using CommonPass
- New normal: Power crazed UK MP urges military directed corona vaccination, certificate for international travel
- Ryanair calls UK's travel quarantine policies 'more idiotic rubbish', calls for restrictions to be scrapped entirely
- The future of air travel sounds miserable: Flying may soon involve on-the-spot blood tests, thermal scanning,and 'disinfection tunnels'
- Air travel won't return to pre-crisis levels until 2023, IATA chief warns
The executive sold more than $5.5 million worth of Pfizer stock on Monday — the same day the drugmaker said its experimental COVID-19 shot was more than 90 percent effective, records show.
The groundbreaking development sent Pfizer's share price surging as high as $41.99 that day, its highest level in more than a year. Bourla dumped more than 132,000 shares for $41.94 apiece, just five cents shy of that peak, according to a Tuesday securities filing.
Comment: RT reports:
Many questions remain unanswered about Pfizer's vaccine ahead of its expected effort to seek emergency FDA approval. The company has not released information about side effects or safety in general, and indeed has not released much information at all beyond its claim that there were fewer symptomatic cases of Covid-19 among clinical trial participants who received the vaccine than in those who received a placebo. Bourla has promised the data will be released "in the coming weeks."Are we seeing a pattern here? Moderna executives also dumped stocks following a public announcement of vaccine success, pocketing $millions from the sales:
- 'Bad optics'? Why are Moderna executives dumping stock while developing a Coronavirus vaccine?
- CROOKS: Two Moderna executives sold $30 million of stock before truth about vaccine trial failure was uncovered
- Pfizer: The Drug Giant That Makes Bank from Drugs That Can Kill You
- Pfizer sued for hiding side-effects of cholesterol drug Lipitor













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