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In October Project Veritas released a bombshell undercover video of a Texas "Republican" consultant violating both Texas and federal laws.
Raquel Rodriguez, a consultant for GOP House candidate Mauro Garza was caught on camera coercing and bribing voters into voting Democrat.
Rodriguez is seen on camera taking the ballot from the voter and helping her fill it out.

A man wears a Union Jack flag face mask, amid the spread of the coronavirus disease, outside Kensington Palace Gardens in London.
I have often wished that we had another Planet Earth, sitting just next to this one. Everything on this cloned planet would be the same, so we could do randomised controlled trials where we changed something here, but not there, to see what happens. You could, of course, also do it the other way around.
Then we would have a chance of knowing if an initiative really worked, or not, and we would have some proper evidence to support major interventions. I first thought this about mass cancer screening programmes. They have almost all been introduced, for everyone, at the same time.
Comment: Covid-19 is by now a pseudo-pandemic. Despite some significant excess mortality spikes in spring of last year, all the data show no significant increase around the world for 2020 as a whole. Many countries experienced excess mortality, but nothing more than has been experienced in recent years with bad flu seasons.
Covid-19 deaths are largely increasing not because the virus is so deadly, but because many other reasons for death are ascribed to Covid-19. Death "with" Covid does not necessarily mean death "by" Covid. The "show" is running, and they need reasons to keep this false pandemic alive and people scared to death so they can justify installing a fascistic police state on this planet.
Masks are not introduced to keep us safe from this flu-like virus. It seems they have been introduced because they desperately need more infections and deaths that can be attributed to Covid-19 so they can keep the "show" running.
- Objective:Health - Are Face Masks Ineffective and Dangerous?
- 'What happened to academic freedom?' Scientist fumes as Facebook flags Covid-19 study questioning mask effectiveness as 'false'
- Amazon pulls another book of Covid-19 dissident Berenson - and turns his title into a bestseller
- Covid-19 study on mask-wearing efficacy rejected by journals as no one is 'brave' enough to publish results - Danish researchers
- 'Suffocating': French women forced to wear MASKS during CHILDBIRTH
- CDC study finds overwhelming majority of people getting Coronavirus wore masks
- Do Covid-19 Statistics Represent 'Excess Deaths' or State-sponsored 'Homicide'?
- Leading scientist claims lockdown & quarantine is a "human catastrophe"
- Study of All-cause Mortality During Covid-19: No Plague, But Likely Mass Homicide by Government Response
- Lockdowns won't make any difference, no matter how harsh
- COVID 19 is a statistical nonsense

Mateusz Morawiecki with Angela Merkel. Both have questioned tech firms’ no-platforming of Trump.
Polish government officials have denounced the deactivation of Donald Trump's social media accounts, and said a draft law being readied in Poland will make it illegal for tech companies to take similar actions there.
"Algorithms or the owners of corporate giants should not decide which views are right and which are not," wrote the prime minister, Mateusz Morawiecki, on Facebook earlier this week, without directly mentioning Trump. "There can be no consent to censorship."
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The Parler website is seen before its shutdown in this still from video, January 10, 2021.
As a procession of business vendors severed ties with the two-year-old site following the storming of the U.S. Capitol last week, Matze said in an interview with Reuters on Wednesday that he does not know when or if it will return.
"It could be never," he said. "We don't know yet."
Comment: Given the treatment Parler has received, we should see an equivalent ousting of Facebook in the next few days, now that the Washington Post has thrown them under the bus, saying the platform played a role in the Capitol siege. Otherwise one might be able to say there's some kind of double standard at play.
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See also:
- How Silicon Valley, in a show of monopolistic force, destroyed Parler
- Parler CEO on 'shocking' restrictions by Amazon, Apple and Google: 'You just never think it will happen'
- Parler finds refuge with right-leaning webhosting service
- Free speech platform Gab reports 750% increase in traffic amidst big tech crackdown - Parler goes offline - Twitter stock crashes
- Parler and the problem of escaping internet censorship
- Amazon boots Parler off web hosting service
- Sleeping Giants demand Google & Apple pull Parler app from stores over 'incitement' to violence

A man breaks a window as supporters of President Trump storm the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6.
Fliers and hashtags promoting the pro-Trump rally circulated on Facebook and Instagram in the days and weeks beforehand.
In the days leading up to last week's march on the Capitol, supporters of President Trump promoted it extensively on Facebook and Facebook-owned Instagram and used the services to organize bus trips to Washington. More than 100,000 users posted hashtags affiliated with the movement prompted by baseless claims of election fraud, including #StopTheSteal and #FightForTrump.
The details, emerging from researchers who have combed the service in recent days, shed new light on how Facebook services were used to bring attention to and boost attendance at the rally, which turned violent when a pro-Trump mob stormed the Capitol while Congress was in session. The attack resulted in the death of a Capitol Police officer and four other people.
Facebook chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg has sought to deflect blame, noting the role of smaller, right-leaning services such as Parler and Gab.
Comment: While there's a certain joy in seeing the Washington Post throw Facebook under the bus, none of the instances cited in the above article imply that Facebook did anything wrong. There's nothing wrong with being a Trump supporter, nothing wrong with holding a rally, nothing wrong with organizing transportation to a rally in support of the President. If they cited something actually supporting violence or plans to breach the Capitol building, then they might have something here.
And predictably, this article has already had far-reaching consequences, as Facebook has again started purging content and creators. Tim Pool is one of its latest victims, detailed in this video:
Snapchat. Twitter. Facebook. YouTube. Google. Amazon. Instagram. Shopify. Twitch. Tiktok. Gone.
And he's the President of the United States. If they can do it to him, they can do it to anyone.
Indeed, that's the message being sent. It's an intimidation move, designed to frighten people into policing themselves.
Many people have picked up on this already.
But unfortunately, many more are still lost in what they falsely believe to be the heady scent of victory. They'll realise their mistake eventually, but it may be too late for us all by then.

A protestor wearing a face mask displays a placard reading 'Save The Earth' during the climate crisis protest in Seoul.
Another day and another climate alarmist report that warns that human extinction is imminent. A study titled 'Underestimating the Challenges of Avoiding a Ghastly Future' declares that the planet is confronted with a "ghastly future of mass extinction, declining health and climate disruption upheavals."
Why am I not surprised by yet another scenario outlining a ghastly future of mass extinction? We live in a world where we are constantly fed a diet of climate alarmism through the media.
Comment: See also:
- New study shows that contrary to climate alarmism and media coverage, reef islands are GROWING despite rising sea
- 'Climate realist' Naomi Seibt challenges Thunberg's radical climate alarmism
- Why climate alarmism hurts us all
- Canadian populist leader Maxime Bernier: 'Reject global warming alarmism'
- The unseen costs of 'climate crisis' alarmism are paid for by the global poor
- How did the IPCC's alarmism take everyone in for so long?
- Desperate times in climate alarmism
- New NASA Data Blow Gaping Hole In Global Warming Alarmism
Bakri enraged the Israeli establishment and Jewish public with his documentary film "Jenin, Jenin" about April 2002 clashes in a Palestinian refugee camp in which 52 Palestinians and 23 Israeli soldiers were killed.
The film was banned in Israel after a few screenings, but the supreme court later overturned the ban.
Comment: See also:
- Jenin: Israeli army using dogs as its new weapon in non-stop, wide-scale search-and-arrest campaign
- Jenin Freedom Theatre raided in the middle of the night by Israeli military
- How Israel wages war on Palestinian history
- Palestinian village Farasin defiant despite threats of being wiped off the map
- Israeli occupation forces kill young Palestinian woman - 24th this year
- While the world was looking elsewhere: Israel arrested 1363 Palestinians during the coronavirus pandemic
Anthony Quinn Warner's device, although probably made of common over-the-counter components, is unique in the annals of mayhem, according to seasoned FBI bomb experts consulted by SpyTalk.
"We've never seen an improvised thermobaric device before in this country or any country," says Dave Williams, who conducted the FBI's on-scene investigations of the World Trade Center, Oklahoma City, Pan Am 103 and Unabomber bombings, among other notorious incidents. Thermobaric refers to a gaseous fuel-air explosion.
"The reason is, it's very difficult to get the timing down to get an optimum mixture of air and a liquified carbonaceous fuel such as propane, methane, acetylene or natural gas," Williams told SpyTalk. "He couldn't have done it the first time and made it work. There had to be a test area."
Accidental thermobaric explosions are not uncommon — for example, when a house explodes because of a natural gas leak. But IED-makers haven't tried to stage them deliberately, up to now, Williams says, because too many things have to go right.
Comment: See also:
- Nashville bomber officially identified as Anthony Warner, DNA samples match human tissue found at blast site - UPDATE: Girlfriend says she tried to warn local police
- Nashville blast: Lone bomber or false-flag attack?
- Christmas morning explosion in Nashville, Tennessee 'intentional act' - UPDATES: AT&T building damaged, internet outages reported, human remains found
Comment: Follow the investigation here: