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Treating words as crimes William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 6-4-21
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Answer to yesterday’s William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit quote puzzle: I hope that I will be the last victim in China’s long record of treating words as crimes.
Liu Xiaobo
Andy Ngo Describes Beating By Antifa — Journalist Andy Ngo describes on Telegram and to Laura Ingraham, June 2, the circumstances of the severe beating he received by Antifa members, May 28, in Portland and the indifference to it shown by the journalistic community, local law enforcement and business owners.
That there is no outrage is an outrage. Ngo is a hero, and one of the few true journalists left. Most who claim the title are cowards and sycophants.
Fellow Americans, turn off the establishment voice you trust without thinking and look for alternatives.
What’s happening to Ngo is what happens when National Socialists take over a city.
Here’s the interview from the Ingraham Angle.
Defund The Police Nazi Style — Defund The Police? It’s not like it hasn’t been done before. Well, sorta. “Fact-checkers”, who are better described as establishment propagandists, say the Nazis expanded the police rather than defund it.
And if you leave it at that, they are right.
Of course, the argument isn’t really about police funding but control.
“Progressives” have no problem with police funding, just so long as they control the police.
The Nazis centralized German police departments ending the authority of the local governments to fund and control the police.
And that is exactly what the left is seeking in the United States.
They are ill discoverers William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 6-3-21
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Answer to yesterday’s William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit quote puzzle: They are ill discoverers that think there is no land, when they can see nothing but sea.
Francis Bacon
Pulitzer Supports Leah Hoopes — Jovan Hutton Pulitzer has given a shout out to Leah Hoopes and Gregory Stenstrom who are the victims of a retaliatory lawsuit by the Delaware County Board of Elections after attempting to force it to address concerns about missing USB drives and broken chain of ballot custody from the Presidential election.
Pulitzer posted on his Telegram page:
#Pennsylvania one HUGE election lawsuit still going on but the Election Board of Supervisors is suing the people who caught fraud n testified They are trying to silence them because they will be exposed Help this fight please. https://givesendgo.com/Protectingyourvote
Pulitzer, who is widely mocked for his invention of the Cuecat in Y2K and for his appearance on The Curse of Oak Island, has numerous patents for wireless security along with medical diagnostic devices, and has partnered with prominent names including James Strader, Dr. Henry Joseph Legere, III and Tesla Labs.
Leah and Greg still need your help. If you can chip in please do at https://givesendgo.com/Protectingyourvote
Leah, by the way, is deeply cynical of the risk-eliminating audit directed by SB 528. She believes it is designed to fail and provide cover for the wannabe kings and queens in both parties to continue business as usual.
Fly to catch the William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 6-2-21
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Answer to yesterday’s William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit quote puzzle: It’s harder for the spider to catch the fly, than for the fly to catch the horse.
Thomas Banacek
The month of June was named after either Juniores, the lower branch of the Roman Senate, or Juno, the wife of Jupiter.
Democrats Flubbing Delco Election Was Not A Flub — The May 18 Pennsylvania Primary Election has spawned criminal investigations concerning Dominion voting machines in Fayette and Luzerne counties.
In Fayette, ballots were rejected in all 77 precincts. While most races were inter-party contests, there were ballot questions of statewide significance.
In Luzerne, Democrat headers were placed on the top of Republican ballots.
Dominion claims “human error”.
Whole lotta “human error” going on with Dominion.
In Delaware County, there was widespread ballot shortages reported in GOP strongholds.
Delco does not use Dominion but Hart Intercivic, which is controlled by Democrat blueblood Devin Talbott’s Enlightenment Capital.
GOP Chairman Tom McGarrigle has expressed disapproval about the recent election and called for an investigation.
“They were running out of Republican ballots everywhere,” he said. “This is the third election they’ve flubbed.”
Um, Tom, what makes you think they flubbed them?
Delco is controlled by Democrats, unlike Fayatte and Luzerne, so an investigation is not expected.
Just the same, we are hearing criticism about the lack of passion from McGarrigle and local Republican leaders.
We agree. The GOP should be having a daily press conference regarding the county’s voting system. They should be contacting media outlets regularly.
The Democrats certainly would.
If the Republicans don’t actually get mad and start showing spine, we bet the farm that Delco’s Democrats will “flub” the November election too.
Spring being a tough William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 6-1-21
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Answer to yesterday’s William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit quote puzzle: Spring being a tough act to follow, God created June.
Al Bernstein
Georgia Audit Bizarre Happenings — Henry County (Ga) Superior Court Judge Brian Amero ruled May 21 that 145,000 November absentee ballots in Fulton County, which includes Atlanta, may be audited using private funds.
It’s not that much different than what a consortium of media outlets did after the 2000 election in Florida.
Bizarrely, the powers-that-be in the state are trying to stop it with no holds barred.
Fulton County Board of Registration & Elections hired Donald Samuel and Amanda Palme of Atlantas’ prominent law firm of Garland, Samuel and Loeb to try to stop it. The firm still brags, along with a lot of things, about how they got Ray Lewis off the hook for murder back in 2000.
Anyway, on May 29, the door of the facility holding the ballots was found open by private security guards. The sheriffs assigned by the judge to guard it had disappeared.
The county had banned the security team from parking in its lot and so the team was using the street when they heard the alarm.
The ballots, which were further secured inside, appear to be uncompromised.
These incidents are troubling and bewildering for those confident of an honest election.
The 2001 media audit in Florida found that Bush probably did beat Gore, and helped ease doubts of cheating.
Concerning the behavior of the powers-that-be, which includes Republicans, in Arizona, Michigan, New Hampshire and Georgia, the doubts are only increasing.
This battle is not about “Republicans vs Democrats” or “liberals vs conservatives.” It’s about those who want to be kings and the rest of us.
