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The three voter registrations of Allison Jean Riggs

Dr. Andy Jackson
John Locke Foundation
Wed, 02 Apr 2025 20:01 UTC
North Carolina SC Judge Allison Riggs
© Courtesy of Allison Riggs.North Carolina SC Judge Allison Riggs
One way election officials are supposed to make our elections more secure is by ensuring that every voter registration is unique. There must be one registration for each voter and one voter for each registration. Identifiers such as name, age, or address are not entirely reliable for that purpose because more than one voter can share them.

Every voter registration is supposed to be unique

North Carolina election officials address that problem in several ways. First, every voter registration is supposed to be accompanied by the registrant's driver's license number or the last four digits of their social security number. The federal Help American Vote Act (HAVA) and state law require election officials to collect those numbers. In addition to helping identify voters, they are helpful in cross-checking voter rolls against other databases to help keep the rolls clean.

Comment: This is the same goal of the DOGE team on a national scale. NC clearly suffers from antiquated record keeping methods and poorly-trained election workers. Hopefully, since the problem was with such a high-profile voter, NC will get busy on it.



Arizona just cross-checked 673,000 voter IDs with the Social Security Administration - 58% Had NO MATCH FOUND

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Florida Senate approves ban on geoengineering and weather modification

Mitch Perry
Florida Phoenix
Thu, 03 Apr 2025 12:02 UTC
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© Florida Skywatchers/FacebookSky Trails
Bill speaks to alarm about 'chemtrails' in the atmosphere.

A proposal to ban weather-modification projects that have been denounced by some conspiracy theorists as "chemtrails" has been approved by the Florida Senate.

The measure (SB 56), sponsored by Miami Republican Ileana Garcia, would prohibit the injection, release, or dispersion of any means of a chemical, chemical compound, substance, or apparatus into the atmosphere for the purpose of affecting the climate.

Any person or corporation who conducts such geoengineering or weather modification activity would be subject to a third-degree felony charge, with fines up to $100,000. If an aircraft operator or controller commits a third-degree felony, they could be subject to a fine up to $5,000 and up to five years in prison.

Garcia told members of the Senate:
"There is a lot of unauthorized activity that is currently not regulated both at a federal and a state level, and this is where we wanted to start. This is how we are trying to create a method to the madness by creating a reporting mechanism that starts with complaints to the Department of Environmental Protection [DEP] with complaints and concerns and then also at our local state airports."
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Judge James Boasberg's selective sympathies

Julie Kelly
Declassified with Julie Kelly
Wed, 02 Apr 2025 21:14 UTC
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Gang members held in Cecot, El Salvador's maximum security prison
While decrying the fate of Venezuelan illegals deported to a prison in El Salvador, James Boasberg demonstrated no such concern over the dozens of Trump supporters he sent to federal prison over Jan 6.

During a 2022 sentencing hearing for a man from Pennsylvania who had pleaded guilty to the petty offense of "parading" in the Capitol on January 6, D.C. Judge James Boasberg said he believed all participants involved in the four-hour protest should spend at least some time in federal prison.

"There is a strong argument that anybody who was there that day deserves jail," Boasberg told Gary Edwards, a 68-year-old with no criminal record, before sentencing him to probation and a fine.

The mercy Boasberg offered Edwards, however, was an outlier; the Obama appointee sent the overwhelming majority of J6ers before him, including those convicted of low-level misdemeanors, to jail. Of the 70 J6 cases Boasberg handled, a review of the full January 6 sentencing record shows he ordered 55 defendants to prison, some for several years, for their role in what Boasberg routinely describes as an "insurrection."
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DIY DOGE: Student used AI to email 3,800 Ivy League bureaucrats "What, exactly, do you do?", now under investigation by Brown University

Alex Shieh
Pirate Wires
Tue, 01 Apr 2025 20:47 UTC
ivy leage DOGE student investibation
© Bloat@Brown
"It costs $93,064 to attend Brown University. the annual budget deficit is $46 million. I wanted to know where the hell all the money was going."

Earlier this month, Brown University sophomore Alex Shieh lit the internet on fire after asking the school's small army of non-instructional staff to justify their jobs, receiving coverage from Newsweek and Chronicle of Higher Education, among others. Today in Pirate Wires, he writes about the inspiration behind his project — and its aftermath.

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Around 2 a.m. on an otherwise unremarkable Tuesday, I launched a public database mapping all 3,805 non-faculty employees of Brown University and sent each one a simple email: What do you do all day?

Ostensibly, it was a journalistic inquiry. The site, which I named Bloat@Brown, was somewhere between FaceMash (Mark Zuckerberg's college project that scraped student ID photos and let users rank who was hotter) and DOGE. But instead of using Zuckerberg's ELO-style rankings — a numerical method originally developed for ranking chess players — my site, Bloat@Brown, used retrieval-augmented generation and a custom GPT-4o pipeline to rank administrators by their operational importance.

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Elitist-think on full display: On March 18th, Brown University sophomore, Alex Shieh sent 3,805 administrators at the Ivy League campus an email, asking them to "describe what tasks you performed in the past week." Two days later, the 20-year-old received a letter threatening to restrict his access to university systems, as officials probe claims that he "emotionally harmed" employees and violated confidentiality policies by sharing restricted information. All this, because Shieh had the audacity to care why the elite school charges $93,046 PER YEAR in tuition.

"Instead of answering, someone from a Brown IP address hacked our site," said a spokesman for the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression. "The Brown admin doesn't want you to know where your tuition goes — they told employees not to respond to our request for comment." In other words, 'Don't you know who I am, peasant?'

College Student Under Fire After Asking Administrators What They Do All Day
Currently Bloat@Brown's page is still down, though he's working to get it back up.

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Foreign-funded Berger Action Fund dropped $1 million to elect Susan Crawford as WI judge

Shawn Fleetwood
The Federalist
Tue, 01 Apr 2025 19:37 UTC
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A left-wing dark money group bankrolled by foreign cash donated $1 million to an organization seeking to elect leftist Susan Crawford to Wisconsin's supreme court, a new report reveals.

Campaign finance records first unearthed by Americans for Public Trust (APT) show that the Sixteen Thirty Fund gave $1 million to A Better Wisconsin Together Political Fund (ABWT) in early March. As noted by InfluenceWatch, ABWT is a "communications hub for left-of-center issues and advocacy in the state of Wisconsin."

The organization's political fund has spent $9.1 million backing efforts to elect Crawford, who is running against conservative Brad Schimel in Tuesday's Wisconsin Supreme Court election, according to a March 27 Open Secrets report. The winner of the contest will determine the ideological make-up of the Badger State's highest court, which is expected to consider several prominent issues in the years to come (congressional maps, abortion, election laws, and so forth).

Comment: Who Wisconsin had foisted on them:



Susan Crawford "won" the election with the help of some old-school mail-in/late ballot cheating.



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Liberal Susan Crawford did not win the election last night. See how she committed election fraud at the end of this tweet.

2023 WI state supreme court race Brown County (Green Bay) results on the right. ~77,000 voted. Note the percentages.

2024 WI state supreme court race Brown County results on the left. ~100,000 voted. Virtually the same percentages.

...almost like an algorithm is running.

62.7% voted for the referendum requiring voter ID to be in the state constitution. Yet liberal Susan Crawford "won" with Democrat politicians only having 21% approval rating nationally. And Crawford outright stated that she would repeal the existing statutory voter ID law passed in 2015.

Liberal Susan Crawford committed massive Smurfing, i.e. criminal money laundering. A 45-page criminal complaint was filed before the election to the FBI. In addition, Patriot Jay Stone filed a 10 page complaint to the Wis. ETHICS Commission. And Patriot Julie Seegers filed a Judicial Complaint to the Wis Judicial Commission.

Smurfing is a scourge on our elections across the country.

Liberal Crawford and her co-conspirators laundered millions into her campaign. This is election fraud. She, Ben Wikler, Actblue, the Wis Democratic Party and the others involved must be prosecuted.

More on the election yesterday in my tweets below -
The question is, will the Republicans do anything about it?

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Ukraine continuing attacks on Russian energy facilities - MOD


RT
Wed, 02 Apr 2025 15:35 UTC
Attack
© Sergey Baturin/FileAttack!
Kiev has targeted energy facilities in Russia in violation of the US-brokered partial ceasefire, the military says.

The Ukrainian military has launched new attacks on Russia's energy facilities, despite claiming it complies with a US-brokered truce on such strikes, the Russian Defense Ministry said on Wednesday.

Two incidents have been registered in Russia's Kursk Region, where Ukrainian drones targeted a substation and damaged a power line in the area, the military said. The attacks inflicted material damage and cut some 1,500 customers off the grid, it added.

The ministry said:
"The Ukrainian Armed Forces are systematically launching strikes with drones and artillery systems on Russian energy infrastructure against the backdrop of statements by various representatives of the Kiev regime, starting with [Vladimir] Zelensky, about compliance with restrictions on strikes on Russian energy facilities."
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Astroturf: Critics speculate Tesla protests have origins in the 'deep state'

Emma Colton
Fox News
Sun, 30 Mar 2025 13:41 UTC
DOGE Tesla Elon Musk protest
© Andrew Lichtenstein/Corbis via Getty ImagesWeekly demonstrations continue outside of Tesla stores to protest Elon Musk and his role at the Department of Government Efficiency, March 29, 2025, in the West Village neighborhood of New York City.
Protests unfolded outside of Tesla showrooms across the country this weekend over Elon Musk's role helping lead President Donald Trump's Department of Government Efficiency, sparking questions to fly as to who is funding the purported "grassroots" demonstrations.

"Who is funding and organizing all these paid protests?" Musk posted to X early Sunday morning, accompanied by a video clip of podcast host Joe Rogan discussing left-wing protests in recent days.

A "Tesla Takedown" movement formed in recent days, with more than 200 protests planned on Saturday in the U.S., and another few hundred planned protests in Canada and Europe as part of the "global day of action." In the U.S. the protests slated for Saturday were promoted by actors, filmmakers, congressional legislators, academics and activists who led a "mass mobilizing call" last week to rally support, and described in the media as a "grassroots" effort to buck Musk and Trump, while working to tank Tesla's stock.
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Judge dismisses NYC Mayor Eric Adams indictment with prejudice

Danielle Wallace and Maria Paronich
Fox News
Wed, 02 Apr 2025 21:04 UTC
new york mayor eric adams
© AP/Julia Demaree NikhinsonNew York City Mayor Eric Adams is running for re-election this year.
Judge Dale Ho issued opinion on Wednesday

A judge on Wednesday dismissed the corruption indictment against New York City Mayor Eric Adams.

U.S. District Judge Dale E. Ho of the Southern District of New York dismissed the case against Adams with prejudice, meaning it can't be brought back again.

The Biden Justice Department alleged that Adams inappropriately used his position as mayor to solicit illegal campaign contributions and luxury travel from foreign nationals from Turkey, businessmen and others.

The DOJ, now under President Donald Trump, urged the judge to drop the case, but Ho said last month he would take time to consider the motion.

Comment: Eric Adams initially supported lax immigration, sanctuary city policies and the covid madness. Reality bit him hard. Then he suffered from trying to buck those policies. In January, Tucker gave Adams a chance to have his say:



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Jeffrey Epstein accuser Virginia Giuffre says she has just days left to live after getting hit by school bus

Anthony Blair
New York Post
Mon, 31 Mar 2025 13:44 UTC
Virginia Giuffre jeffrey epstein victim
© Virginia Giuffre/InstagramVirginia Giuffre says she has “four days to live” after a horrific car crash.
Virginia Giuffre, the most prominent victim of Jeffrey Epstein who accused some of the world's most powerful men of sex trafficking, says she has just days left to live after being hit by a bus.

The mother-of-three, 41, shared a battered picture of herself from a hospital bed covered in bruises.

She said she was suffering from kidney failure after a bus crashed into her vehicle.

"This year has been the worst start to a new year, but I won't bore anyone with the details but I think it important to note that when a school bus driver comes at you driving [60 mph] as we were slowing for a turn that no matter what your car is made of it might as well be a tin can," she wrote in the post on Sunday.
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Thousands march in Paris against military aid to Ukraine (VIDEOS)


RT
Sat, 29 Mar 2025 11:03 UTC
Thousands march in Paris against military aid to Ukraine
© RT
French President Emmanuel Macron recently announced €2 billion more in arms for Kiev.

Thousands of demonstrators marched through the streets of Paris on Saturday, protesting French President Emmanuel Macron's and NATO's militaristic approach to the Ukraine conflict.

On Wednesday, Macron announced a new €2 billion ($2.16 billion) military aid package for Ukraine, after weeks of attempting to drum up support for his initiative to send Western troops as peacekeepers to the country. The new arms will include surface-to-air missiles, armored vehicles and drones, the French leader said.

Saturday's anti-war rally was organized by former right-wing National Rally politician Florian Philippot and his party, The Patriots.

Thousands of protesters could be seen marching through the French capital, chanting slogans such as "Macron, we don't want your war!" and "Let's quickly leave NATO!" in video captured by RT.
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