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Election shenanigans: 56 voting machines shut down, shipped to warehouse election night, in NJ Dem stronghold county where Murphy got 113K votes

NJ Gov. Phil Murphy (D) and GOP candidate for NJ Governor Jack Ciattarelli
NJ Gov. Phil Murphy (D) and GOP candidate for NJ Governor Jack Ciattarelli
After the polls closed in New Jersey on Tuesday evening, stunned political pundits watched GOP candidate Jack Ciattarelli take the lead in the governor's race against the incumbent Democrat Governor Phil Murphy.

Then, on Wednesday morning, after Americans watched coverage of the election showing Ciattarelli flipping traditionally blue counties to red and picking up significantly more votes in red counties than in previous elections, something curious happened — with almost 100% of red counties reporting their votes, election results from Democrat stronghold counties began to trickle in, and Murphy began to take a negligible lead. As the day wore on, more blue counties reported their results, and like magic, Murphy got just enough votes to be declared the winner.

We've all seen this movie before...

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Best of the Web: Jim Caviezel goes full Bible on Globalists in 'battle cry' speech at Patriots' conference

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Jim Caviezel belted out Mel Gibson's iconic battle cry from "Braveheart" while speaking to a crowd of QAnon supporters in Las Vegas over the weekend.

The conservative actor, 53 — who most famously worked with Gibson on the 2004 film "The Passion of the Christ" — gave a rambling 20-minute address at the "For God & Country: Patriot Double Down" conference, rallying the far-right crowd to fight for their freedom. The moment was captured in footage that's now going viral on social media.

The four-day event featured "a guest lineup of QAnon sympathizers and extremist-right figureheads," according to the Las Vegas Sun. Tickets started at a staggering $650.

Caviezel was among 40 far-right speakers who took to the stage. Others included Jason Sullivan, a former Roger Stone aide best-known for working on Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign, and Dr. Stella Immanuel, who hit headlines after claiming Hydroxychloroquine cured COVID-19.

However, it was Caviezel's appearance that attracted the most attention on social media.

Comment: Here's the full speech. Judge for yourselves:


The movie he's referencing in the first half of his speech is (not Passion of the Christ, the other one, the Sound of Freedom) is a biopic about Tim Ballard, whose Operation Underground Railroad NGO works to bust child sex slave rings and has thus far freed several hundred children. That movie - after many delays and setbacks, is now finally out:





Bandaid

Flashback Singapore teen who had heart attack after vaccine dose to receive $225,000

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The 16-year-old teenager who suffered a heart attack six days after receiving his first dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech/Comirnaty COVID-19 vaccine will be eligible for a one-time financial assistance of $225,000.

This will be provided under Singapore's Vaccine Injury Financial Assistance Programme (VIFAP), said the Ministry of Health (MOH) on Monday (16 August) in a press statement.

It added that medical investigations have found that the youth had developed acute severe myocarditis which led to the out-of-hospital cardiac arrest.

Comment: Doctors in Singapore urge expert committee on Covid-19 vaccination to stop vaccine drive for school boys: Media report


Syringe

Canadian Medical Association 'disappointed' Quebec, Ontario not mandating COVID-19 vaccines for health workers

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© Frank GunnA COVID-19 vaccine
The Canadian Medical Association (CMA) says it is "disappointed" that the Quebec and Ontario provincial governments have decided not to require mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations for health care workers.

In a press release on Thursday, CMA president Dr. Katharine Smart, said the organization joined the Canadian Nurses Association (CNA) to call for mandatory vaccines for health-care workers who "have a duty of care towards patients and the public."

Smart said the CMA understands that the governments have not made the decisions "lightly" and have a "dual responsibility for the safety and security of the health system."

"On one hand, there is a collective responsibility to protect those in our care and the public from COVID-19," the statement reads. "On the other hand, the health system has been neglected for so long that the health, wellness and supply of health workers are at critically low levels."

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Million Mask March protesters clash with police in London

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Clashes have erupted between police and participants of the annual Million Mask March in London, as anti-establishment demonstrators set off fireworks at officers and burned an effigy of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

Protesters marched through Parliament Square, Trafalgar Square, and Oxford Street on Friday, marking the annual Million Mask March, which draws big demonstrations each year on November 5 against government overreach, income inequality, and, more recently, Covid-19 restrictions.

Comment: Protests are continuing around the world, here are images from Paris today:

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Cloud Grey

Beijing shuts roads, classes amid heavy smog after ramping up coal production to deal with energy shortage

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© AFPSchools in Beijing - which will host the Winter Olympics in February - were ordered to stop physical education classes and outdoor activities due to the smog.
Highways and school playgrounds in Beijing were closed on Friday (Nov 5) due to heavy pollution, as China ramps up coal production and faces scrutiny of its environmental record at make-or-break international climate talks.

World leaders have gathered in Scotland this week for COP26 negotiations billed as one of the last chances to avert catastrophic climate change, though Chinese President Xi Jinping made a written address instead of attending in person.


Comment: Xi offered to attend via zoom - which would have been the more environmentally friendly solution for everyone involved - but was refused. Meanwhile the rest of the world's 'concerned' figureheads took private jets and cavalcades of cars.


China - the world's largest emitter of the greenhouse gases responsible for climate change - has ramped up coal output after supply chains in recent months were roiled by an energy crunch owing to strict emissions targets and record prices for the fossil fuel.


Comment: CO2 is not responsible for the changing climate, nor is the globe warming, it's cooling: Recap: The changing jet stream and global cooling


Comment: China has a point; as just two glaring examples, here's Biden's entourage on his recent visit to the Vatican and the COP26 summit:



See also: And check out SOTT radio's: NewsReal: COP on! Heroic Global Elites Gather to Save World




Bad Guys

Tried and true tactics? New Jersey Senate Democrat Steve Sweeney says '12,000 ballots RECENTLY FOUND' supports refusal to concede to truck driver

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© CBSSweeney, a union president has held the 3rd District seat since 2002
Democratic New Jersey Senate President Steve Sweeney, who is projected to lose his bid for reelection against a little-known truck driver, is talking about "recently found" ballots to support his refusal to concede the race.

The defiant incumbent released a statement to the Philadelphia Inquirer on Thursday that explained why he is not ready to admit defeat to his Republican challenger.

"The results from Tuesday's election continue to come in, for instance there were 12,000 ballots recently found in one county," Sweeney said in an email, not naming the county. "While I am currently trailing in the race, we want to make sure every vote is counted. Our voters deserve that, and we will wait for the final results."

The Washington Examiner sent an email to Sweeney's office Friday evening seeking more information.

Comment: The Democrats have no imagination.

How bad is it for the Dems? Trucker Ed Durr spends less than $10K, defeats powerful New Jersey State Senator Steve Sweeney


Light Saber

Over half of unvaccinated Americans say nothing will change their mind

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The Biden administration's onerous vaccine mandate is forcing Americans to "choose between putting food on their tables or receiving a vaccine," according to critics.

Earlier today, the administration revealed that businesses with 100 employees or more that don't enforce vaccine mandates before January 4th are at risk of being punished by a staggering $136,532 fine.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is also considering extending the rule to businesses with fewer than 100 employees, potentially impacting millions more companies.

Comment: As the saying goes, stand strong. More and more data is coming out that the effects of vaccination can be anything from severely debilitating to lethal.


Black Cat

Nothing to see here: On Election Night 2020, all state reporting was zeroed out on the Edison election reporting system

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2020 vote distribution
Then one by one each state's totals were reset - why?

We've uncovered something very peculiar that took place one year ago today and it has to do with the Edison reporting data provided to Big Media to report up-to-date results for each state in the national election.

We identified a number of issues last year before and after election night. We uncovered 'glitches' that showed up on Election Night 2020 where results in the Presidential Election were switched between candidates. This led us to uncover the Edison Election system data that was provided to Big Media that presented up-to-date results in each state's election results. When we reviewed this data we found a number of unusual items.

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Dozens injured outside Baghdad's Green Zone as protests erupt over Iraqi election results

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© Reuters / Ahmed SaadSupporters of Iraqi Shiite parties run from security forces after clashes in Baghdad, Iraq, November 5, 2021.
At least 125 people were injured in fierce clashes between police and protesters as angry crowds attempted to storm Baghdad's fortified Green Zone.

Videos published on social media show protesters who claim there was fraud in the recent parliamentary election pelting security forces with rocks. Officers wearing riot gear and armed with shields responded with tear gas, according to local media reports.