1. Paper ballots don’t turn out to be any more secure. In the first 10 minutes of this video, immensely popular UK former MP, Andrew Bridgen explains that his election loss had a few more-than-anomolies. This interview is important in the sense that we learn not only are paper ballots no more safe than computerized voting machines, but all systems are rigged against individual liberty.
2. Senator Josh Hawley reports on whistleblower information concerning the Trump Assassination attempt. The event itself has been liquified. So whatever truth is in this will likely have no effect whatsoever, even if it was a video confession of the FBI and Joe Biden.
3. Yesterday we posted a video that may be the most significant one in terms of ending all individual liberties in the Western world for some time. Maybe ever. For those who haven’t seen it, here it is again. Below, are two other items about push back on it from the United States. How meaningful it is we can all guess from Covid. At this point resistance by talking to these measures is likely doomed to fail before it gets going.
Here is The Defender on the matter
And Thomas Massie attempts to let the house understand this
4. This is a tricky one
Two women guilty of slandering Brigitte Macron
Two French women who falsely claimed that the country’s First Lady, Brigitte Macron, was transgender have been found guilty of slander.
In December 2021, Natacha Rey and Amandine Roy broadcast unsubstantiated rumours online that Brigitte had never existed, and that her brother Jean-Michel Trogneux had changed gender and started using that name.
The defendants were ordered to pay €8,000 (£6,750; $8,859) in damages to Mrs Macron, and €5,000 to her brother.
I wonder why she didn’t go after Candice Owens for one thing. And for another, wouldn’t the trans community be upset that saying someone is trans is slander?
5. White person wins right to be employed while white
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A catchy little tune
Je me souviens
Please someone make sense of this
I have witnessed the irrelevance of paper ballots here in U.K. too. The Ekectoral Commission has been totally corrupted from way back in the early 2000s at least. Possibly before from when Bliar got in.
My partner who was voting in east London had his ballot grabbed from his hand and examined by a local muslim. There was a policeman who stood there and did nothing while this illegal and egregious action took place.
Then when Farage was on the ballot in my town, we only had one small table to fill in a huge ballot paper and it was facing the election officials table; no privacy at all, they could see what we were doing. I know most people here voted for him but the conservatives pushed him out somehow. The prospective candidate came from nowhere, was not local. Currently, he is in a bad state, lost his hands and legs due to the result of taking the vaxxx