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David J. Stewart

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Mondoweiss

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The Nation

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Gateway Pundit

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WLT Report

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Haaretz.com

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The Washington Post

Gail Appel wrote:

Divine Design – God doesn’t make mistakes.

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Haaretz.com

Thanks, John Frahm.

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Gail Appel wrote:

Why am I laughing?  Perhaps because the world’s gone mad, myself included.

Not a day passes without  reported stabbings in Amsterdam, Paris, London, Berlin and Malmo . Or at least twice weekly in Dublin. Always with the suspect as an “ unamed migrant”. Never the country of origin. Which is code for an Islamist entity.

But this time, the knife wielder is from Ukraine. Which will provide a new problem for the politically suicidal EU, given the imperative of “ Saving Ukraine’s Democracy” from RUSSIA!

Of course,Europe is not collapsing under self imposed Islamization. Racism, xenophobia,Islamophobia and Extreme Rightwing White Nationalist Fascism,Putin apologists and Zionist empathizers are the greatest threat to EU Democracy ( aka native born white European citizens vs mass t class of whiteness is Ukraine! Maybe if the Ukrainian migrant stabbed a group of Islamists , they can pretend he’s really a Russian agent masquerading as Ukrainian to sow chaos! That works!

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Gail Appel wrote:

O  Canada!  Rogan’s a no go, China just executed 4 Canadian nationals for drug dealing and raised tariffs an additional 20%. That’s the trade war you don’t hear about and it’s been ongoing for quite awhile due to a rift. Perhaps that’s what Trump is using as leverage.

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Gail Appel wrote:

 Terrific. Meanwhile, the EU “ Crisis Manager” is a Muslim immigrant.

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Infowars

Ginny Garner wrote:

Lew,

Broadcaster Brannon Howse conducts an interesting interview with technocracy expert Patrick Woods who has been warning about this “rule by experts” taking over the US and the world. With President Trump’s proclamation to place the US under the Commonwealth of Britain, we are now feeling, seeing and understanding technocracy’s tentacles.

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Ginny Garner wrote:

Lew,

I came across this very prescient 2015 article that provides some valuable background history on what we are witnessing unfolding and I thought your readers would appreciate it.

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Mark Seiler wrote:

Hi Lew,

With all due respect to Crisis Magazine and their concerns over a casino next door, that gambling ship sailed long ago. Texas has the obligatory “education” lottery which, as the case with much of Texas, is bigger than most. 

This GovCo run gambling operation has several numbers games per week in addition to the national PowerBall and MegaMillions. If Texas is anything like North Carolina (where I reside) the advertising is borderline criminal in that it leads one to believe that playing scratch-off games is a path to riches instead of a road to perdition. It’s sickening.

And, why isn’t this an opportunity for the UofD to do mission work? Perhaps they can be a source of refuge for those falling into this gambling trap. After all, Jesus came to reach the sinful…well, here they are. 

If we’re going to use GovCo to stop sin, why do we need churches?

In Liberty & The Prince of Peace,

Thanks, Ginny Garner.

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Ginny Garner wrote:

Lew,

Judicial Watch, led by Tom Fitton, has had some important election integrity victories. Their report: 

Judicial Watch Battles for Election Integrity

Micah Morrison, our chief investigative correspondent, summarizes our work to ensure fair elections across the country.

Democracy by its nature is a messy business and the fight for clean and honest elections never ends. Judicial Watch has risen to the vanguard of voting integrity and voter rights reform with legal actions that include endingdiscriminatory elections in Hawaii, stopping extreme partisan gerrymandering in Maryland, and cleaning four million and counting dirty names from voter rolls around the country. And there’s more to come.

In recent weeks, Judicial Watch notched three significant election integrity wins. In Mississippi, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit sided with Judicial Watch, declining to revisit an earlier ruling that it was unlawful for the state to count ballots arriving after Election Day. In California, Judicial Watch filed a federal lawsuit to prevent state officials from extending Election Day for seven additional days. And in Maryland, following a separate Judicial Watch court victory opening voter rolls to public scrutiny, a federal judge struck down a state board of elections regulation criminalizing the use of voter registration lists for election integrity investigations.

This week, as well, President Trump signaled his support for election integrity action with a sweeping executive order that reinforces “a uniform Election Day across the nation,” requires “documentary proof of United States citizenship” to vote, and directs the attorney general to increase efforts to ensure state compliance with the National Voter Registration Act.

In the Mississippi case siding with Judicial Watch, the full Fifth Circuit court let stand an appellate panel ruling that ballots arriving after Election Day cannot be counted. The appellate panel had ruled that “Congress statutorily designated a singular ‘day for the election’ of members of Congress and the appointment of presidential electors. Text, precedent, and historical practice confirm that this ‘day for the election’ is the day by which ballots must be both cast by voters and received by state officials.”

Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton hailed the full Fifth Circuit action as “a historic victory for honest elections,” noting that federal law “sets ‘Election Day’ not ‘Election Week.’”

Judicial Watch’s new lawsuit against California counting ballots up to seven days after Election Day “has even more urgency and strength,” Tom noted.

In the California case, Judicial Watch filed a lawsuit on behalf of U.S. Representative Darrell Issa to prevent state election officials from extending Election Day for seven days beyond the date established by federal law. “Despite Congress’ unambiguous and longstanding statement regarding a single and uniform national Election Day,” the JW brief said, “California modified and extended Election Day by allowing seven additional days after Election Day for receipt of vote-by-mail ballots.”

The lawsuit notes that late-arriving ballots can “change electoral outcomes in California.” Two of Issa’s Republican colleagues were leading on Election Night 2024 “but ultimately lost reelection due to late-arriving [vote-by-mail] ballots.”

Issa called on the state to fix its “broken systems of elections.” In California, he told Breitbart, “Election Day has become Election Month and ballots are counted until Democrats are declared the winner.”

In the Maryland case, the National Voter Registration Act—a key weapon in Judicial Watch’s legal arsenal of electoral reform—was under attack. The NVRA directs the states to make “a reasonable effort” to remove from voting rolls the names of ineligible voters disqualified from voting due to death or change of residence. Dirty voter rolls—rolls that carry many ineligible voters—create opportunities for election fraud.

Judicial Watch fought hard and ultimately won a legal battle to make Maryland voter rolls more transparent. But the Maryland State Board of Elections fought back, issuing a regulation that sought to criminalize the use of voter registration lists for investigations into NVRA violations. Judicial Watch filed a friend of the court brief in the case noting its extensive role in the Maryland NVRA litigation.

Earlier this month, a federal judge in Maryland struck down the Board of Elections regulation. The court concluded that, “as a matter of law,” the regulation “presents an obstacle to accomplishing and executing the purposes and objectives of the NVRA.”

The Maryland case is a win for transparency and accountability, a win that may echo across other states. “This new federal court ruling affirming transparency requirements for voter registration lists is an important victory for Maryland voters and election integrity,” Tom Fitton said. “It was truly outrageous that Maryland election officials tried to criminalize voters asking questions about election integrity.”

Thanks, John Smith. 

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David Martin wrote:

Call me “far right.”  Tucker Carlson insults New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern as the lady with the big teeth while gleefully reporting her resignation

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Carus Michaelangelo wrote:

Lew,

Thanks for sharing the Ayn Rand quote Roderick Long posted. Funny, the political class is more than happy to impose ever-more controls as fast as they can have them, but we peons must be satiated by gradual reductions in controls. Rothbard long ago exposed the fallacies of reverse Fabianism—the State’s tendency is to grow, not shrink, so gradualism in destatizing is doomed from the start. But more centrally, the only way for it to work is to move fast enough that your changes cannot be undone before you’ve completed them.