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(1) Widespread voter fraud

(2) Abortion issue

(3) Dumbed-down electorate that cannot figure out that the things they complain about are due to the people they have elected, who implement policies that result in the things they complain about

Until we have election integrity, we do not know how much #2 and #3 play a role. It seems like the pro-abortion people DO understand that electing certain people will result in certain results (Trump >> Supreme Court justices >> Following the Rule of Law, which libtards hate). So, #3 is a factor, but #2 goes counter to that idea.

So, focusing on election integrity should be top priority.

  • Paper ballots
  • No machines
  • Tally at the local precinct level
  • Audit trail
  • One day for voting
  • No mail-in ballots, except for military, disabled, and elderly
  • Release all numbers at the same time, and within 2 hours of the polls closing
  • Felony charges for election fraud

Only when we know for sure how people are voting can we deal with #2 and #3. Until then, it does not matter who votes or why. The only thing that matters is how the votes are counted.

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Out of curiosity, I thought I would look up a list of celebrities who "died young," since we seem to have an outbreak of "died young" and of "unknown causes" lately, in the general public.

Is this something that has always happened?

I chose celebrities because those would be the ones most likely to make the headlines, and there might be some sort of database.

I found this:

https://www.imdb.com/list/ls099557140/

  • These are celebrities who "died too young."
  • There are 122 celebrities listed.
  • It spans a period of 87 years, going back to 1935, the earliest entry of the "died to young" club.
  • The list includes anyone who died under the age of 60. So, what about what we are seeing now -- died under the age of 40? 30? 20?
  • Under the age of 40: 72.
  • Under the age of 30: 46.
  • Under the age of 20: 2. Probably not a lot of celebrities under the age of 20.
  • Remember, this is over a period of 87 years.
  • How many have "unknown" cause of death?
  • Age 0-19: 2 deaths -- 1 murdered, 1 cardiac arrest.
  • Age 20-29: 44 deaths -- 14 murdered, 12 drug overdose, 8 suicide, 2 poisoning, 2 heart failure, 2 seizure, 1 plane crash, 1 car crash, 1 kidney failure, 1 stroke
  • Age 30-39: 26 deaths - 6 murdered, 4 car crash, 3 drug overdose, 3 suicide, 3 drowning, 2 cancer, 1 AIDS, 1 pneumonia, 1 anorexia, 1 plane crash, 1 heart failure

In 87 years of celebrity deaths under the age of 40 ... 0 were "unknown causes."

Of the 122 (under age 60) in the database, how did the ones who died since Covid die?

  • 2020: 1 murdered, 1 poisioning, 1 suicide, 1 drowning, 1 helicopter crash, 1 coronvirus (supposedly)*
  • 2021: None
  • 2022: None

The 1 "coronavirus death" was Adam Schlesinger, who died on April 1, 2020 (early on in the scamdemic), at age 52, in a New York hospital, while on a ventilator.

He had tested positive, and was hospitalized and placed on a ventilator for over a week before his death.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adam_Schlesinger

... has been hospitalized with coronavirus and is on a ventilator but is not in a coma ... He’s very sick and is heavily sedated, as are all people on ventilators ... Schlesinger has been in an upstate New York hospital for more than a week and is receiving excellent medical care

Which would likely mean ... remdesivir.

Real cause of death: murder.

https://variety.com/2020/music/news/adam-schlesinger-coronavirus-coma-fountains-of-wayne-emmy-winner-1203549825/

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You guys finally have a shot at some upside, for a change.

With the market action today, looks like the bulls are back (at least for a rally).

If I was interested in owning GME (I am not), THIS would be the time to buy.

Anyone who followed my advice the past year saved a lot of money and pain. Anyone who followed the touts felt pain.

I still think the company needs to turn around for anything good to happen long-term, but if I was a short (I am not, and have never been), I would get out now.

Just puttin' it out there, for the record.

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Just sayin'.

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To our Aussie frens, who is this guy?

He seems like the type of leader every nation needs.

  • We know this was coordinated globally
  • We know this was planned over decades (not just a few months)
  • We know they changed legislation so they could control doctors and people
  • But the People are waking up
  • We know this was all bullshit
  • We are going to hound you down -- the people that are guilty -- and hold you accountable, and expose your global agenda, so the People can be free

https://media.gab.com/system/media_attachments/files/118/540/970/playable/061b4e36b24124a9.mp4

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Debt rating lowered to near-junk, with bankruptcy expected.

https://seekingalpha.com/news/3892382-sp-cuts-rating-on-bed-bath-beyond-with-recent-debt-exchanges-called-tantamount-to-a-default

Down 85% from just 2 months ago.

Other "meme stocks" big losers, too.

So much for the "to the Moon" nonsense promoted by dishonest touts.

How do I say I told ya so ... without saying I told ya so ...

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The CDC created an app for people who took the covid vaxx to report any adverse events following the vaxx.

10,000,000 people downloaded and used the app.

A group called "I Can Decide" wanted to see the total data, so they filed a FOIA request. CDC refused. So, they took CDC to court. Court ruled CDC must turn over the data.

Of the 10,000,000 app users, there were 6,000,000 serious issues, and 71,000,000 symptoms of illness, total.

If we took a random sample of 10,000,000 non-vaxxed, how many would have had serious issues during the same time period? Maybe 1%?

I Can Decide has published the data.

Overview of what they did:

https://www.icandecide.org/v-safe/

A dashboard to show the data (there are 5 slides):

https://www.icandecide.org/v-safe-data/

  • NOTE: Almost 100% were White people.
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I am shocked I don't see any discussion of Constitution Day on the Great Awakening!

On September 17, 1787, one of the most important documents in human history was written and signed: the Constitution for the united States of America.

It ain't perfect, but it is the best anyone has come up with, yet.

The problem we have today is not with the Constitution, but with government employees (public servants) who abuse their authority and do not uphold their oath of office to follow it.

It is up to ALL OF US to hold our government employees accountable to their oath, and that document.

Recently, I had a speeding ticket dismissed in court due to the fact that I could show they they were not providing me due process, which is a constitutional right. They never follow due process in traffic "court," so the tickets are easy to get dismissed, if you understand what they are supposed to do, according to the Constitution, versus what they do in practice.

I believe that MOST government lawsuits and criminal charges fall under this general principle, as well.

It is up to US.

Thomas Jefferson wrote:

In questions of power, let no more be heard of confidence in man, but bind him down from mischief by the chains of the Constitution.

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A lot of these corporate execs graduate from business school with an MBA, and they think they know everything about business. In fact, they all get the same brainwashing (which is why so many are woke).

Same problem as the medical schools and law schools.

BBBY spent over $12 billion in the past several years buying back its own stock -- which is now just money down the toilet.

Just like the Southpark cartoon ... poof ... it's gone!

https://finance.yahoo.com/video/bed-bath-beyond-execs-got-194216487.html

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There is nothing "elite" about these scumbags. They have just inherited dirty money from previous generations, which they use to find useful idiots who will push their agenda.

https://www.zerohedge.com/covid-19/rockefeller-foundation-wants-behavioral-scientists-come-more-convincing-covid-vax

Think about this as it relates to narratives pushed in the fake news media: political slogans, vaxx push, climate change hoax, electric vehicle stupidity, all of it.

None of it has anything to do with truth. It is ALL about how to manipulate people.

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DWAC potential merger with Truth Social has ... FAILED.

The blank-check acquisition firm that agreed to merge with former U.S. President Donald Trump's social media company failed on Tuesday to secure enough shareholder support for a one-year extension to complete the deal.

Digital World needs 65% of its shareholders to vote in favor of the proposal. Far fewer Digital World shareholders than those required have voted in favor, Reuters reported on Monday.

Digital World is set to liquidate on Thursday and return the money it raised in its September 2021 initial public offering to shareholders unless action is taken.

Also ...

Digital World Acquisition Corp Chief Executive Patrick Orlando told a special meeting of his shareholders that he would push back the deadline for a vote on extending the life of the special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) by 12 months to noon on Thursday.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/trump-media-deal-suffers-blow-162043540.html

So ...

I don't know if CEO has legal authority to push back the vote. Maybe yes, or maybe it is wishful thinking. Shareholders run the company, not the CEO. But maybe there is some special agreement. I just don't know.

But ...

IF the shareholders have voted "NO" on merging with Truth Social, AND the CEO cannot buy more time, THEN the company WILL LIQUIDATE on Thursday.

Since there is not enough money in the piggy bank to pay all shareholders an amount equal to today's stock price (which is at $20 right now) ... THEN it means the liquidation will be a big loss from here.

I am neither long nor short, and never have been. I said a year ago to WAIT to buy because you never know if "a deal" will work out or not.

For some reason, the shareholders do not want to do the deal. Maybe the shareholders have a lot of anti-Trump people and will never agree. I don't know -- and neither do you.

But if you own DWAC, you have a decision to make: Either get out and protect your capital now, or roll the dice and see what happens.

Good luck.

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... and it was (((Cohen's))) idea.

According to the lawsuit, Cohen approached Gustavo about his plan to accumulate shares of BBBY and assume command of the company’s publicly-available shares.

"With control over a significant portion of the public float, Cohen would essentially act as a price support for the stock while Gustavo would act in a similar capacity by controlling the sale of shares by Insiders," the lawsuit says. "Under this arrangement, defendants would profit handsomely from the rise in price and could coordinate their selling of shares to optimize their returns."

Umm ... guys ... in case you don't know ... THIS IS BIG!

There is a market manipulation technique known as "shorting against the box." It is being both long and short in the same stock -- but in two DIFFERENT accounts.

I have long suspected that this was part of the "Hillary made $100,000 in cattle futures" scam several years ago.

This lawsuit claim against Cohen and Gustavo is the same strategy -- with the goal of letting the insiders of BBBY unload their shares to an unsuspecting public ... while these two manipulate market prices to keep the shares high.

I would go further and say that one of the main reasons two people might conspire to do something like this would ALSO be to allow the stock price to stay high, allowing for a secondary stock offering to bring cash into the company (which by the way, was losing its ass and on the verge of bankruptcy).

It seems that the bonds held by BBBY are now in free fall, as creditors are concerned about BBBY filing bankruptcy -- which is almost a certainty at this point.

Bond price collapse, some as much as 99% drop:

https://wolfstreet.com/2022/08/22/bonds-of-bed-bath-beyond-collapse-on-bankruptcy-fears-as-suppliers-with-unpaid-bills-halt-shipments/

Cohen purchased a large stake in BBBY including call options on more than 1.6 million BBBY shares with a strike price between $60 and $80 in what, according to the lawsuit, was a "classic attempt to spark a gamma squeeze, in exchange for Gustavo’s assurance that Insiders would not flood with the market with the stock."

Now ... THIS ... is a conspiracy ... to manipulate stock price.

It also explains the swan dive by Gustavo. Mr. Gustavo knew he was going to prison. And he would be sued into bankruptcy, losing everything he's got.

BBBY stock climbed from $4.38 per share on July 1, 2022, to $30 per share on August 17, 2022. Between March and August, Cohen, Gustavo, and JP Morgan Securities LLC – another defendant in the lawsuit – discussed their plan of hyping the stock and exiting their positions of BBBY shares at some point, according to the lawsuit.

These are very specific accusations against very specific individuals and companies ... which means someone is a whistleblower.

https://www.foxbusiness.com/business-leaders/bed-bath-beyond-cfo-who-leapt-death-accused-pump-dump-inflate-companys-stock-value

I have long been suspicious of the touts on Reddit. I have wondered if they had some sort of direct contact to coordinate their actions with some of these players.

It suuuuure was convenient that Gamestop had that big run up in 2021 ... just in time to get a secondary offering, right when they would have otherwise gone bankrupt. The touts on Reddit were pushing the story HARD ... at just the right time.

Be careful who you follow ...

In other (related) news, a judge has ruled that a lawsuit against Robinhood (brokerage) can go forward for a stock manipulation scheme, which included Gamestop.

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/1-robinhood-must-face-u-180058440.html

Maybe it won't be those "big bad hedge fund guys" showing up on the news in an orange jumpsuit and handcuffs, but rather the man on the other side ... doing a "pump and dump" on an unsuspecting public.

I wonder if such a person might have sock puppet accounts on Reddit ...

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I'm curious about their reaction.

So far ... no reaction at all.

They look at me like I am speaking a foreign language they have never heard before.

Just blank stares, and then move on about their business.

I have had reactions when I say the face mask doesn't do anything. Even had good conversation or two from it.

But, "There is no virus" is just met with a vacant, lobotomy-type non-reaction.

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The chief financial officer of retail giant Bed Bath & Beyond threw himself out of the 18th floor window ... The 52-year-old, who is also the company's executive vice president, lept to his death ...

Suicide due to falsifying financials, and engaging in a Pump & Dump scheme.

According to the Daily Mail, Arnal was being sued for "allegedly inflating the Bed Bath & Beyond's stock price in a 'pump and dump' scheme."

Pump ... and DUMP ... like I said.

https://greatawakening.win/p/15JAqR8CPB/

The lawsuit was filed on August 23 and claims Arnal ... misled stockholders by saying the company's financial situation was better off than it was. Causing the shares to have artificially high prices.

The lawsuit alleges he then sold over 42,000 of his own shares for $1 million on August 16, right after he personally inflated the price and directly before the massive layoff announcement and quarter drop in overall value of the company. The scheme is called "pump and dump" as insider stock holders engineer circumstances to "pump" up the value of shares and then "dump" them before they inevitable plummet in value.

August 16 -- the exact TOP of the pump, selling right into the dump.

https://thepostmillennial.com/bed-bath-beyond-cfo-commits-suicide-by-jumping-from-nyc-skyscraper-after-announcing-massive-store-closures

CFO's do not jump off buildings because they fire people and close stores. A lot of them seem to get off on doing that.

No, they take the swan dive because they are financially ruined, and everyone will find out what a crook they were.

Majority shareholder Ryan Cohen [Gamestop Chairman] is also named in the lawsuit. [i.e. Also involved in the BBBY Pump & Dump scheme]

Would not be surprised if this is the beginning of Mr. (((Cohen's))) troubles ... like I said here:

https://greatawakening.win/p/15JTp7qksy/

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For those here who want to dig deeper into the lies presented by mainstream (i.e. government-funded) science, these are some pretty damning video presentations.

Forget that PCR is not a valid diagnostic tool (it is not), but it might not even be a valid replication tool, either:

https://rumble.com/v1helnt-everything-you-need-to-know-about-pcr-tests-tom-cowan.html

Digging even deeper, recent findings show that DNA is NOT the same in every cell in the body -- and "Does DNA really exist?" turns out to be a valid question, too. DNA follows the same fake science as PCR and viruses -- NOTHING is taken directly from the human body to be studied, but rather ALL of it is a MIXING of human tissue with chemicals that do not exist in the body -- and then the final product is ASSUMED to have some sort of profound meaning.

https://rumble.com/v1hglvt-genetics-dna-and-rna-webinar-by-tom-cowan-aug.-26-2022.html

In part of that 2nd video, Stefan Lanka explains that 25 geneticists at UC Berkley could not figure out a simple question: "What is a gene?" Their meeting ended in shouting and accusations, and no science. He says that geneticists have disproven their own theories, but have not told virologists or the public.

This would mean that DNA tests, paternity tests, forensic criminal DNA tests, genetic ancestry tests, so-called genetic illnesses ... are ALL suspect as being completely bogus and not scientific in any way.

Mind-blowing stuff.

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Bed Bath and Beyond stock (BBBY) tanks on news of layoffs and stock dilution.

Ryan Cohen, Chairman of the Board of Gamestop, and large investor in BBBY, has sold his entire position of BBBY, having possibly previously made false statements about his intentions.

https://www.ft.com/content/891e8c35-6abf-400e-837b-3c0c6bfb6532?ftcamp=traffic/partner/feed_headline/us_yahoo/auddev

The astonishing rise and fall of Bed Bath & Beyond’s stock price this month has put a spotlight on the investor Ryan Cohen, who through his social media savvy and his portfolio has become a baron of the meme-stock realm.

Cohen is the chair of GameStop, the video game retailer that was among the first stocks to lift off in early 2021 after its embrace by retail traders congregating on online message boards.

Cohen’s tweets and investments are dissected, copied and amplified on social media sites such as Reddit.

Shares in the homewares company had already been surging when on Monday, August 15, Cohen filed documents with the US Securities and Exchange Commission detailing a previous purchase in February and March of a large number of call options on the stock.

The disclosure helped push Bed Bath & Beyond shares up 30 per cent the next day. On Reddit, a forum member posted a meme with a message written below Cohen’s visage. “Howdy folks,” it read. “This is Ryan from the cockpit we’re expecting some turbulence just remain in your seats.”

There was turbulence. On Wednesday, August 17, Cohen disclosed that he was selling his entire stake, and by Thursday he had fully closed his position with a gain of about $60mn. The sales sparked the worst one-day pullback in the history of Bed Bath & Beyond stock.

So ... on Monday, he publicly announces a huge buy in BBBY call options. On Tuesday, he posts on social media, advertising what he did. On Wednesday, he dumps his entire stock position.

Actions of a scumbag.

“A lot of the interest in Bed Bath as a meme stock had to do with Ryan Cohen’s involvement.”

When Cohen tweeted a frog emoji with a picture of an ice-cream cone in February 2021, Reddit posts launched into theories about what it meant for GameStop shares.

A week after disclosing his stake in Bed Bath & Beyond, Cohen tweeted: “Short sellers are the dumb stormtroopers of the investing galaxy.” The following week the company’s shares climbed to their highest level for the year.

As for Bed Bath & Beyond: “The fundamentals have deteriorated significantly since he took his stake,” said Justin Kleber, an analyst at Baird. The company provided a “strategic update” to investors on Wednesday in which it said it had secured more than $500mn in new financing and also planned to cut jobs and close stores. That sent shares tumbling about 25 per cent shortly after Wall Street’s opening bell.

“The obligation that he has, though, is to speak truthfully about his intentions,” said enforcement lawyer and former SEC assistant director, Gregory Bruch. “If his intentions were different than his actions that is [a] basis to conduct an investigation.”

In a letter to the board when he took his Bed Bath & Beyond stake, Cohen said his investment was “maniacally focused on the long-term”.

Yeah ... riiiiiiight.

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And THAT is exactly the scheme.

California will suffer an energy shortage and “Flex Alerts” through Labor Day due to high temperatures, and residents will be asked to conserve electricity during afternoons and evenings, which means refraining from charging electric vehicles, among other uses.

https://www.breitbart.com/economy/2022/08/31/dont-charge-that-electric-vehicle-california-braces-for-energy-shortage-thru-labor-day/

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So much for the "short squeeze" in BBBY, huh?

Down 60% in 3 days.

I hope nobody around here got suckered in by the Reddit touts on that one!

Hard lesson for anyone who did: Short squeezes NEVER go "to the Moon!"

NEVER.

They shoot up, and then they crash back down to reality.

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Jared Kushner did more damage to the presidency and the Trump agenda during his four year reign of error at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue than anyone.

Kushner came to the D.C. swamp on the coattails of his wife as nothing more than a young and rich, run-of-the-mill liberal New York Democrat with a worldview totally orthogonal to the president he was supposed to serve. Yet, within the West Wing, Kushner considered himself to be the ultimate “Trump whisperer.”

Jared’s “neuter the boss” role quickly became a source of friction between us.

But as this particular Wall Street transactionalist liked to say (and it always made me cringe): “That was the campaign. This is reality.”

In the cold light of a January West Wing day, there was simply no other explanation than nepotism to account for how this decidedly unqualified Clown Prince wound up sitting as a modern-day Rasputin at the right hand of Trump.

At daybreak, back channel his Chinese Communist Party handlers on the latest in trade negotiations and thereby weaken the bargaining position of United State Trade Representative Bob Lighthizer ... Midmorning, help Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman evade any responsibility for the murder of Jamal Khashoggi and thereby send Secretary of State Mike Pompeo into yet another paroxysm of rage ... At noon, ping Israeli Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu on the latest in Mideast peace talks and thereby keep National Security Advisor Robert O’Brien like a mushroom in the dark heaped in Jared’s excrement (which doesn’t stink—or so we were told) ... Midafternoon, he meets with his staff to discuss the latest developments in mismanaging the pandemic and to see what else they can screw up ... At sunset, he calls the vice president’s Chief of Staff Marc Short to see what data they can manipulate and make it look like the pandemic is getting better ... Afterward, he drops into the Oval Office for the fifth time that day to see the Boss and tell him how great his polls look.

Ultimately, the biggest failure of the 2020 election was the failure of the Trump campaign itself. The campaign went from the beautifully orchestrated Steve Bannon masterpiece in 2016, with 20 people on Trump Force One barnstorming flyover country, to the ugliest equivalent of Hillary Clinton’s beyond bloated Hindenburg of a campaign in just four years ... The construction of this Hindenburg was due entirely to the anything but dynamic duo of Brad Parscale (the putative campaign manager) and Kushner himself (the actual campaign manager). These two “dumb and dumber” political geniuses—Jeff Daniels and Jim Carrey should play them in the movie version—squandered hundreds of millions of dollars on ridiculous baubles like Super Bowl ads and a massively bloated payroll.

In the final weeks before November 3, the Trump campaign—the most well-funded in history—would have to pull its ad expenditures in key battleground states like Pennsylvania and Wisconsin because it was out of cash; and the Biden campaign would outspend Trump by about $75 million in this critical home stretch.

https://amgreatness.com/2022/08/15/the-clown-prince-of-pennsylvania-avenue/

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Article phrases it as "30% makes it to the front lines."

Where is the other 70%?

https://summit.news/2022/08/08/cbs-news-censors-its-own-documentary-exposing-how-70-of-us-funding-of-ukraine-is-wasted/

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Video montage of FJB speaking the way he ... uhh ... the way ... uhh ... you know the thing!

https://www.dailywire.com/news/painful-to-watch-rnc-drops-montage-of-bidens-stammers-stutters-and-stops

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