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Mar 16Liked by elizabeth nickson

Very illuminating, E. Your professor was exactly correct. You excel at breaking down and explaining complex concepts for us down here in the land of deplorable flyover country. Thank you. May you carry on!

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Hear here!

Onward, Christian soldiers!

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Excellent! A ton of research went into this and it was presented in a readable format. Critical thinking requires connecting data to events to conclusions. Most people get lost in the data because they cannot connect numbers with human behavior. When one makes that connection the truth of behavior is revealed as to good or evil. The next step is where once you see it, you point out the evil people by name and most shy away from this as 'impolite'. There is no overcoming these people, sociopaths in my opinion because the behavior fits the pattern, unless we call them out by name and walk through the analysis to explain why.

Nicely done!

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Liz wrote that she was not afraid of being impolite, but of being physically harmed.

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I did not say 'she' was afraid of being impolite but that people in general are. Reread please.

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Mar 16Liked by elizabeth nickson

Superb article. It’s not even well disguised anymore, but blatantly obvious from even the most cursory look at the statistical anomalies that are rife in every manufactured ‘result’. It amazed me on the night in 2020 how people could ignore the absurdity of the sudden changes in the key outcomes and the breaking of every normal indicator. Honest elections don’t suddenly add millions of voters from nowhere, or batches of votes all going one way, or repeated patterns always creating a victory in one direction focused on key locations. None of that can happen so consistently in an honest tally of ballots or votes delivered in random order.

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Was I the only ones to see poll workers left behind pulling out suitcases full of ballots being replaced and stuffed? Empty pizza boxes taped to windows to block peeping eyes? Two Thousand Mules???

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Mar 16Liked by elizabeth nickson

The dramatic distractions are a means by which to create further polarity for the purpose of social division. Divide and you shall fall. The knowledge of social engineering goes back 100 years to Edward Bernays, who made it public. Focusing on vote mechanisms fraud is a way to sweep history under the carpet imo.

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Mar 16Liked by elizabeth nickson

It feels like they are taunting us. As if to say, "look at what we can do, and we can do anything we want, and there's nothing you can do to stop us". They are doing it and have been doing it in Palestine for going on 80 years. In your face, and relishing, even celebrating, it.

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Absolutely! I echo your concerns, Annette.

The ultimate Nya-nya-nya.

Alas, we seem at this stage to be the proverbial goldfish in the slowly warming bowl. Every so often we rouse ourselves to protest vehemently that up is down and right is left, and that we can make no sense of the crushing assault on logic and reason, but eventually we succumb to the lulling warmth of the bowl.

But the good hope is that evil eventually wars with evil - and defeats itself.

Hasten the process, Lord. And soon. Amen.

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One thousand upvotes. Thank you. Your meaning is well taken. It is an accurate view of reality.

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No its just desperate panic

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Mar 19·edited Mar 19

I live in Israel, and I was watching the results at 10AM our time, which is 3AM on the East Coast of America. The BBC had an article at that time (8AM British time) which said "Trump falsely claims election fraud". Not 'baselessly', but 'falsely'. That article should still be available on archive.org.

This is when Trump was still leading in all the swing states, and the BBC, a foreign news agency with no access to any official American govt. channels, was already stating categorically that Trump's accusations were false before any investigation could have gotten started. You said it, it's all right out in the open.

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I’m struggling to believe that things are getting better. Looking at the big picture — and I admit that my vision is poor — it looks to me as if the world is going to hell in a hand basket.

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I agree Gary, unfortunately. This is impressive evidence that clearly took a lot of time, research and work. As far as I'm concerned, unnecessary, as I was convinced when FJB announced on national TV early on, that the DNC had committed the best fraudulent election. Anyone that remains unconvinced at this point that the election was stolen will never be convinced bc they don't want to be and frankly they're too friggin stupid to understand what you've written here anyway. But thank you for trying. Please prove me wrong.

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wow the black pills are out. You understand this is how it has always been. Perhaps you have just realized this-- that understandably can result in such a feeling. Question--why oh why does voting become the only way people can feel they can live their lives the way they want. Unplug, dont look for a saviour, be sovereign

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I would agree with you if we didn't have a surveillance state. I would say to Hell with it all, and follow the same instincts which so many of us have to find our groups, organize our co - ops, create our own networks, our own communities within communities; by the many thousands.

But we have a surveillance state, and need to be aware that if The Monsters gain enough power, they'll never be content to let us live unmolested in our thousands of little communities. It would never be enough for them.

The hopeful thought is that as Elizabeth notes, there is widespread revulsion all over the somewhat free world that we have the leadership we have. But how can we dislodge them? And they do have millions of supporters.

Also, the tempestuousness of the era won't permit disconnection. The Summer of Floyd is a prelude of what is to come. We have millions of people who have no respect whatever for others' sovereignty. Sociopathy is by definition indifference to the rights of others.

We have God knows how many millions of younger Americans, who are not sociopathic, but are in despair because of economic circumstances designed to make us slaves, to deny us the dignity of marriage, family, and home ownership.

I have no idea what is going to happen. Your idea of tranquility through disconnection would have been sound thought in the 1980s, maybe, as we saw culture becoming crasser and coarser. Now, I don't know how one manages it unless he has a lot of money and can build a compound in the boonies, complete with a piranha filled moat and maybe a machine gun emplacement.

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I can't say with certainty what is about to unfold either, but what is clear, and becoming clearer every day, is that many people are disconnecting from the central narrative that the Fake News Complex dishes. Their approval rating is circling the drain as is PedoJoe and Congress. The Uniparty demons are thrashing about looking for ANY way to dispense with their Orange Menace and the harder they try, the more ridiculous they appear - even the Normies are taking note. IF they can't remove DJT from the ballot and an election is held, the fraud will be so apparent in another PedoJoe "win," that push will come to shove and at this point the calumny of the Criminal Cartel will come to a head. What then? God is in the equation.

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What I have never been able to understand is the affection of Trump supporters for Trump and the hatred of his antagonists.

In the first instance, he had four years in which to do things, to be a strong President who got things done. For the most part, he failed. The border was made a little harder to breach, but he didn't close it. Why not? The President is Commander - in - Chief. In two weeks at most, he could have shut down border crossings. He didn't. Why?

That stands in nicely for all the other things he made no serious attempt to do. Isn't the devotion his supporters have for him idiotic? He failed them miserably. Not only was he not serious about actually accomplishing things which would put America and Americans in a better position, they are not, either.

An intelligent people might have voted for him against Biden four years ago, that's understandable, and it is an outrage that all of the evidence suggests massive electoral fraud, but if you evaluate Trump honestly, he was a failure. An intelligent people would have cast off Trump with contempt and disgust, and looked to someone who gives evidence of intelligence and maturity, such as DeSantis or Vance.

I find the Left's professed horror of him either performative or idiotic. How did he threaten them, really? Did Drag Queen Story Hours disappear across the land as a crestfallen population of histrionic child groomers realized that A Great Man was in charge, and that they would have to be freaks on their own time, as in The Dark Days, when the totalitarian Obama ran things?

Both sides seem to me to be divorced from reality, or just acting out.

Taking these things into consideration, I'm in great sympathy with the lady. I'm all in favor of withdrawing from The System. There are problems with that.

First, a dragon really is after us. But Trump as St George is a joke.

We are well and truly f*cked.

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Being sovereign isn’t enough anymore, imho. That was my philosophy and the world continued to deteriorate and the ignorance and stupidity of the masses began to encroach on the perfect world I had created for my family. I then realized I had to fight or I was going to lose my kids’ futures.

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Mar 16Liked by elizabeth nickson

Do exercises (ie read more geopolitics) to improve your vision. Things are getting better. This practice has been going on FOREVER, only now we are seeing it. That is a huge step. Putting light on the darkness and the even darker people that push this means we are getting closer to who is really pulling the levers of power. THOSE are the people we need to save our rage and energy for.

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Who’s really pulling the levers of power? The families who constitute the (so-called) “Black Nobility” is one answer. Others say they are the organizations which grew out of ancient Gnosticism and modern Freemasonry. Others say it’s the devil and the satanic cults which actively worship the devil and false gods, such as Baal & Moloch. Others contend that there’s no hierarchy of evil. As long as there are people who are actively resisting evil, Bravo!! for these people. Will these resistors win? I suppose that’s a matter of faith rather than a matter of fact.

(Does this make me “black pilled” in your sight?)

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Gary! It's not all too bad -- I think this is how things are supposed to be! We're just now waking up to this reality. You may like my analysis on this topic: https://unorthodoxy.substack.com/p/the-seven-pillars-of-life

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My feelings about “things are not going to get better” are biased by a very recent traumatic and tragic event in my immediate family. I don’t know what to believe about reincarnation. I don’t know how history can be cyclical if time itself is linear. (I don’t mean to be difficult or sound rude. I know that when people are hurting, everything in the world looks bleak.)

From your linked article: “In my previous articles, I’ve emphasized that life is about living to the best of our abilities and learning. From a metaphysical perspective, that’s our purpose. I would even argue that we’ve done this before. I accept that history is cyclical, that we reincarnate, and that our consciousness returns to learn time and again. While this may seem anti-Christian, if you look around the world, you might find that this concept resonates with you.” Why would I desire for my consciousness (or anyone’s consciousness) to return to the wheel of samsara, i.e. the indefinitely repeated cycles of birth, misery, and death caused by karma. Are you aware of the three marks of existence? In Buddhism, the three marks of existence are three characteristics (Pali: tilakkhaṇa; Sanskrit: त्रिलक्षण trilakṣaṇa) of all existence and beings; namely anicca (impermanence), dukkha (commonly translated as "suffering", "unsatisfactory," "unease"), and anattā (without a lasting essence).

Anyway, food for thought.

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I was traditional Buddhist for 30 years prior to converting to traditional (pre-Vatican II) Catholic. Buddhism does not believe in reincarnation, though Hinduism does. Tibetan buddhism believes in immaculate conceptions and beings who can be born at will. Anyhow, in the realm of God, these distractions are all a waste of time. What matters most is that we recognize sin and try to overcome it and also look to Jesus for surrender for that which we cannot control. Anyone who seriously practices meditation knows how little control we have. Surrender to God is the proper path. Lucifer makes great efforts to make sure people do not know this.

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It may seem brusque, but truly, it is in kindness that I tell you that your idea of Christianity, trying to be moral and looking to Jesus for help with our failures, is not only not Christianity, but is a Satanic counterfeit of Christianity.

Christianity is the realization that we are all hopelessly marred by original sin, that no amount or intensity of resolution to try to be better can possibly heal us, and that our only rescue is in Jesus Christ, God Incarnate, who lived the perfect life we could not live, and died for us.

His life fulfilled the moral law on our behalf. His death was the atonement for our sins. His resurrection is the proof that all of this is true.

God wants something so much better than anemic morality. He has commanded us to believe in His Son, Jesus, for it is only through Jesus that original sin can be crushed.

Yes, of course, God wants us to live honorably, but as the cliche goes, you have the cart before the horse. Salvation comes to those who trust in Christ's death to redeem them. From that moment on, God wants something far superior to good behavior from us. He wants sanctification, that is, He wants us to become increasingly like Jesus, and gives us The Holy Spirit to impel, change, and guide us along the way we've been given to walk in life. None of us can achieve this fully in life, but we can know that He takes the deepest pleasure in the progress in holiness we do make.

I hope you will read The Gospel of John. That Gospel, better than the other three, clarifies exactly how salvation is obtained. Throughout, one finds that faith in Jesus Christ is the only means. To me, this is articulated most emphatically in John, chapter 11, particularly the beautiful verses 25 and 26.

You also would do extremely well by yourself if you were to read C.S. Lewis' classic, Mere Christianity. That man understood what Christianity is, and the eloquence and clarity with which he explains it has made it a classic for the last seventy - five years.

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I thank The Abject Lesson for his or her support. Brother or sister, you have a great username.

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Please participate in Cardinal Burke's novena (and pass this on).

https://novena.cardinalburke.com/

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Thanks for the correction. I have no idea what the Buddha actually taught which is the most true. I found this: “Rebirth was a key teaching of early Buddhism along with the doctrine of karma (which it shared with early Indian religions like Jainism). In Early Buddhist Sources, the Buddha claims to have knowledge of his many past lives”, but I don’t know it it’s true.

Jesus Christ is the Truth. That’s all that matters to me about what’s 100% true versus what’s mostly true & partly contaminated with lies or errors or misunderstandings.

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You have it right. Jesus is the Truth, and that knowledge can carry us through whatever comes.

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Talk to someone. Get some help for your tragic event. 💗

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I went through something similar an about 41 years ago and did a lot of healing. I can apply the same principles and techniques regarding this tragedy. Thank you for reaching out. Very, very appreciated, Carol.

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Prayers for you, Gary.

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Seems all we are able to freely influence is the weave and carrying capacity of that basket!

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Or to put holes in the basket? (Serious question.)

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Mar 16Liked by elizabeth nickson

This was all established as a national fact in 2018 (at least in the US). In that year, CA passed a ballot harvesting law (allowing ballot harvesting) and stole 18 House seats for the Democrats. Further, Tom Wolfe, despite being loathed, won reelection in PA (and then pushed the mail-in ballot issue in 2019...BEFORE covid), Whitmer won in MI, Kemp won in GA. Those people all put into place AND SOLIDIFIED the mechanisms than ensured 2020 and 2022.

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PA mail in voting was against the law since the legislature did NOT pass it into law and this was contrary to the state constitution

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Yes, but it was forced through when the state supreme court told the legislature "pass mail-in ballots or else Gov. Wolf will do it". The legislature then did it, to ensure that it wasn't obviously cheating (only to have the supreme court force through cheating measures).

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The Mexican soap opera, as boring as it is, serves the purpose of ensuring women aren’t getting into trouble while they are absorbed in the magical drama of the soap.

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Mar 16·edited Mar 16Liked by elizabeth nickson

Hi Friend - I was with Professor Clements last week for a screening of his movie you reference.....in the small town of Sherman, TX. He is doing Herculean work. We had about 80-90 people. I'm also on the board and active in CDF Collin County, TX. We've got a video of how to transparently hand-count accurately in one day...at a precinct level, that I can share with you if you like. Lastly, I have a B.A. in English and a B.A. in Journalism. I didn't take any math in undergrad so, like you, I was mathematically illiterate. I was in a PhD program at Michigan State that required I do anova, regression, t-tests, price elasticity modeling by hand with a TI calculator. I never worked harder in my life. Due to this I understand this stuff. I spent decades - the last 15 years of which I raised venture money and did start-ups, selling predictive analytics. My gift, like yours, is translating complexity into something that people can understand...and, in my case, buy. Loved the column...ty. Karl

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Mar 16Liked by elizabeth nickson

And here in Tarrant County we got Tim O’Hare elected county judge, who got rid of that snake Heider Garcia, who slithered over to Fallas Co, which is already corrupt! It amazes me how few Texans understand our state/counties are ground zero for election fraud

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Mar 16Liked by elizabeth nickson

Send me an fb friend request so our counties can co-mingle:).

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Yes please send video and ty

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Mar 16Liked by elizabeth nickson

Let’s go back to when it started. Edward Bernays wrote in “Propaganda” (1928) that a handful of men controlled the world and that they had to create the illusion of freedom because the average person did not have the capacity to understand geopolitics enough to cast an intelligent vote. Bernays was a Tavistock member and worked for multiple White House administrations. Walter Lippmann essentially documented the same thing in several books. Tavistock’s analysts indicated this in their books as well. The illusion of freedom has been going on for over 100 years. This type of inverse mirroring of reality is the source of much power for Luciferian central banking families. It’s part of the occultic mechanism that keeps them in power. This is a spiritual war.

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Mar 16Liked by elizabeth nickson

If you’re reading this and want to go back to when it all started… that can be documented that is… research the first central bank called the Fondo. It was established in Venice by multiple filthy rich families such as the Medici and Lombard families. A competing central bank was established in Genoa by other rich families. Both had a doge or trustee to oversee the bank. The Catholic Church was often at war with these families. There are 17 encyclicals that deal with the secret societies financed by these families. The Permanent Instruction of the Alta Vendita and also Humanum Genus by Pope Leo XIII are essential reading. Webster Tarpley is a good source for learning about these families.

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Mar 16Liked by elizabeth nickson

Babylon's Banksters, a book by Dr. Joseph P. Farrell, discusses the history of banking and the families you mentioned in your comment. No doubt, you are correct.

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Yup the Orsini's

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What’s even more interesting is that we have a writer here who goes into excruciating detail on vote manipulation without mentioning the publicly available information I posted above. Is alternative media part of the illusion? One doesn’t typically work for corrupt institutions and then become their opposition. Normally one becomes fake opposition in order to continue the illusion on another level, for another audience. I hope I am wrong.

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Yeah you are wrong. And btw there is so much data on election fraud I can only release three or four elements at a time in 2500 words. I have always been a minor member of some elite from birth, and they all disgusted me. I think being born into an old founding family gifts you with confidence, in that I was never outside, pining to get in. Getting out was a trick, let me tell you. But I know them well. Plus I made my own money.

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That does seem to happen quite often, but I think Elizabeth is trustworthy. Have faith.

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Ty

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Mar 16·edited Mar 16

You were doing well until the 5D chess comment-- sigh.

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Outstanding piece of writing, and I couldn’t agree more. I have been saying the same thing for years, but in slightly different terms. People simply do not vote counterintuitively and will not elect or reelect a candidate they believe will do damage to or has done damage to their way of life. They abide by the mantra fool me once shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me. 99 out of 100 times if these types of candidates are repeatedly elected, despite their destructive policies, it is because they have been selected and are being inserted by fraud to serve a purpose for the regime and the national intelligence industrial complex.

Now that you’ve identified the election fraud, what can be done to prevent it in the future?

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Mar 16Liked by elizabeth nickson

One paper ballot, one ID , one day.

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if only we could. california is now on... day 10? of counting ballots? it's unreal how blatant they are in stealing it and then will pretend it was legit. It's psychotic.

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Which they call "voter suppression."

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why do you listen to "they" 🙄

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Mar 16Liked by elizabeth nickson

The reason I pay attention to what they say is because the people trying to structurally embed election rigging (among other things) in order to keep themselves in power use those words as a primary tactical weapon. The incendiary claim that mandatory voter ID is intended to disenfranchise black voters, for example, has been culturally effective at creating ground level opposition to perhaps the most essential minimum requirement for any fair and honest election.

That particular, dumb formulation -- voter ID is racist -- has real power regardless of whether any given person on the other side pays attention to the inflammatory words or not. It's a personal choice, ultimately.

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Mar 17Liked by elizabeth nickson

GEN Eric Smith has the answer. Constitutional rights are what he and his group protects. Boots on the ground. And they can stop the 3am ballot vehicles that show up to stop the fraud.

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Mar 16Liked by elizabeth nickson

Thanks very much for another great article- I am a big fan of your work.

Here in New York, we have an amazing group of activists who have been working tirelessly to try and clean up our elections, especially in the next few months before November 5.

https://auditny.com/

Their work has revealed tremendous problems with the voter rolls themselves where hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of people are illegally registered to vote. Their tech wizards have discovered an algorithm that has somehow been integrated into the system to manipulate the votes. (please know that I am nowhere near being a tech or math expert so I suggest going to their website for a better explanation).

In any event- I am sad to say that the people who are working for Team Trump, including daughter in law Lara who was recently made co-chair of the RNC, seem blissfully unaware of just what they are up against. I heard her on the radio the other night and she thinks the answer is to encourage ballot harvesting and early voting!

This country cannot withstand another 4 years of the corrupt degenerate who occupies the White House. it will be the end of our Republic and maybe Western civilization.

The Republicans are just too stupid or corrupt to look at the evidence and see what has to be done.

I am beginning to think that our only hope is some sort of Divine Intervention.

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Christina Bobb, Trumps lawyer is on the committee and she wrote a book on election fraud. They know

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I am hoping that they do know, but cannot utter “election fraud!” without sounding like trite fools. Maybe they have some secret aces up their sleeves? One can hope….

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I agree totally. See Meryl Nass last Substack post . A Cardinal spoke about the true world situation. We need our God desperately. Evil is upon us. Read: 2Chronicles 7:14

Dr. Meryl Nass and Jim Roguski ( both on Substack) are working tirelessly to save us from the WHO. Pray🙏

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Mar 16Liked by elizabeth nickson

I watched the lead up to the 2020 election...there was no doubt in my mind hat Trump would win...he was the sitting President, he had the most enthusiastic crowds, with momentum across the country! Even Cali, and NY! The boat rallies, the motorcycle rallies, just everywhere, happiness was abound! By 1pm on election day, I turned everything off...the black was dripping across the country, it was like Dorothy on the yellow brick road when she hits the storm...I couldn't watch anymore, I knew what was happening.

I see that again, and people saying this time it won't be like that.. people are already celebrating Trumps win...its a mistake...have we learned nothing???? No matter what. The dems will NOT give up power..it matters not what they say or do...they are going to steal this election again...they have devised new strategies and worked on them for the last 4 yrs...we see the courts, the corruption, they don't even try to hide anymore...they are THAT confident. So confident that they continue to flaunt it in our faces...like Liz said..Trudeau, Macron, Sunak..they walk around like they are beloved even while people despise them...they know the algorithm loves them...my bet is they drag Biden around till the end, and at the last minute throw big Mike in and the crowds cheer. They steal the election right from under the people and say it was last minute enthusiasm that helped...I don't hold out much hope for Trump. I hope I'm wrong. I think that's what Trudeau is watching too..if by some miracle Trump does win..Trudeau will step aside..if Biden or (insert any name) wins..you'll see Trudeau step it up. 🤔

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Mar 16·edited Mar 16Liked by elizabeth nickson

I suspect they're preparing to at least stick Trump with a democrat congress so once again he has to fight for every millimeter. Their problem is Biden - they must replace him at the last minute because no one would ever be convinced the majority want him. So maybe they stick Trump with all at the problems they've created, tie his hands for 4 years, then go back to business as usual.

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Wonderful report filling in details. Please stay safe. 🙏Having followed 3-4 groups working on election integrity lately more off than on, I clearly see why the left is so arrogant. Yes it's the Uniparty, but the left looks us in the eyes and smirks or laughs. Feckless Congress jumps through their little hoops and puts on hearings that go nowhere despite a handful of a very few patriots. Oh a Harvard president gets removed from her current job but is still there, teaching and picking up a great paycheck. Morals and values and truth be damned. What's a little plagiarism between friends. They toy with us. They want us discouraged. Do not give in. Stay connected with your tribe.

America has been under attack at all levels since inception. The enemy has been playing the long game, we're just waking up it. We need all hands on deck. Every single voter who wants this Republic to survive and claw our way back better not sit this one out. DJT and America need prayer and fasting and revival...without God, we are done. Thank you.

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There have been tons of people who were awake to it since it began 100+ years ago. With control of the media or financial system, all of that awareness has equated to no change whatsoever.

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DJT is only one person. .many good people are standing beside him. I can't see how he is as crooked as the rest..he's never been in politics, and has been the most investigated person on the planet..and still all they can come up with are these rediciculous trumped up charges. Yes he's a business man, and in high business deals you have to be tough..the congress doesn't negotiate, they just roll over to the highest bidder. TRUMP deals!!! And hates to lose. Is there some elbow rubbing? Probably, but nothing like the pigs at the trough in Congress. That's PROVEN, but the ignorant see it as a win for them..in spite of the obvious.

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He thought he had it covered and discovered himself encompassed all around by swamp dwellers of the uniparty which passionately hated his presidency, for it interfered with the progression of their marxist agenda.

See Emerald Robinson’s substack re the jaw-dropping Memo of 2017.

https://www.emerald.tv/p/the-most-famous-memo-of-the-trump?publication_id=263063&utm_campaign=email-post-title&r=gazmz&utm_medium=email

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My response to this is that his support for pharma actually hurts him. I think he continues to support because of his declaration that he got the poison to market in record time. Again he hates to lose...but he was lied to and I believe he thinks because he got the shots and nothing happened, of course he got the placebo, any govt official that admitted they took it got the placebo. I don't understand the mechanics of political negotiations, but there are tradeoffs for everything. And let's be real...there aren't many politicians talking shit about the jabs, IN SPITE of what everyone knows about them. At least he didn't mandate them. Even the new guy in Argentina had to walk back a few things...and he's 50 x better than what was supposed to be.

Here in Canada, we are gonna swallow hard and vote for PP, do I think he's great? No..and I think he will disappoint many...but he's better than Trudeau..a duck would be better..however, if and when he gets in, the buzzards will start to circle, and then we will see what he's made of...maybe if Trump and PP get in together they can make some kind of difference, but again..they are just one man...who they surround themselves with says more. Gawd help us. ✌️

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For the past 50 years the Conservative party has suffered MDS - Media Derangement Syndrome. The Conservative backroom boys and gals + big donors gather regularly to play the “What If Our Leader Said” policy game. This consists of compiling burning policy questions and prefacing each with “What if our leader said” X in a speech/ad/debate; what would the MSM say? How will they twist it? We know they will, so how can we soften the policy statement and the MSM will not twist it and deride us.

Problem is that no matter what dear leader says, the MSM that hates Conservatives vehemently will mock, twist and deride their every statement. If dear leader said he had found a private donor who promised to donate $10,000 to each Canadian, the MSM headline would read “Cheap Tories promise only $10,000 for each Canadian; why not $12,000?”

The Liberals, NDP, and especially the Bloc, have no problem uttering their policy statements, no matter how shocking. They are fearless and bold, whilst cowardly Tories cringe in fear of the next Rosemary Barton smirk and snark. Well, Tory backroom movers, how’s that worked out for you in the last nine devastating years? Two sure-fire wins blown in that period due to yet more bouts of MDS. Conservative planners need to chuck down a few case of Popeye spinach to pop a few bulging courage muscles and declare: I y’am what I y’am!

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Here here!

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An amazing reveal. Also an intimidating reveal, it represents to me a system not only corrupt by subsystems or nodes, but rather a cancerous system of corruption that must be completely revised.

To revise something as basic and instrumental as the election system will require total revision (destruction) of the architecture you've revealed, to be rebuilt brick-by-brick with ironclad mandates eliminating these fabricated loopholes.

To completely destroy this systemic filth will, by course, also require destruction/recuse of the perverse human entities whose sole goal is liberty's demise.

It's very likely the corrupt, depraved, soulless human oxygen-wasters defined from this election fraud issue are also candidates for other freedom-crushing lists, such as the scamdemic and it's parallels.

There's gonna have to be a lot of "housekeeping" to eliminate hordes of commie tyrants currently illegally occupying seats of authority prior to any real substantive change.

I'm thinking that being a part of this clean-up process may be one of the most liberating actions of a lifetime. God help us, we have duty here. We gotta get the trash taken out.

Onward, Christian soldiers!

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Revised…

Abrogated.

Annihilated.

Crushed.

Expunged.

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👏👏👏👏

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Fixing the vote process will not fix the total control of the media or the financial control of central banking families. So why write about vote fraud? Why not focus on the underlying problem instead?

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Isn’t that why djt ran?

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I would guess that eliminating those conspirators masterminding the election treason would ensnare a lot of "collateral damage" regarding much of the evil playing out now in the venues you mention. I don't believe corruption is compartmentalized. You take out commies, you take out sinister evil on many levels.

Onward, Christian soldiers!

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She does write about them all the time.

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Brilliantly written. Unfortunately the Mass Formation Psychosis is so pervasive that even if I posted this on Facebook, none of my liberal friends would even read it. To them, "stolen election" means "right wing conspiracy theory." I guess things will have to get worse before they wake up.

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I actually did post this on my Facebook, what the hell.

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Keeps them from being able to deny that you ever told them.

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If you post it on Facebook be prepared to be kicked off the platform. I was.

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I'm surprised I'm still up -- but I try to mitigate poasts like this with poasts of kittens falling out of baskets. I love cats.

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I must be notorious. I was booted off after J6 when I posted a CNN interview with John Sullivan. I'm probably on a list.

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If you're basing your opinion on "Mass Formation Psychosis," you're relying on a theory promoted by one guy on Joe Rogan's show. There is no medical or psychological support to the claim that such a malady even exists, so truth and accuracy don't appear in your claim.

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Whatever. Dr. Mathias Desmet's theory is a brilliant formulation. He has spoken before many international panels and his work has been widely accepted. Whether Prof. Desmet appeared on Joe Rogan's show or not is entirely irrelevant.

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Dr. Desmet's theory may well be a "brilliant formulation," but that doesn't necessarily make it correct. There has been no exposition of his claims, nor has he submitted his theory, along with whatever evidence he believes support it, for peer review or formal examination. Until then, it's nothing more than a claim without proof.

Desmet, whose documented expertise is in criminal law forensics, not psychopathology, is well known for primarily being a hustler of books, podcasts, and speeches - all of which provide his income. In other words, Desmet is a quack.

https://www.apa.org/news/apa/2022/news-anatomy-misinformation

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Oh dear God. I'll let you have the last word. This conversation is pointless. Have a good one.

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The corruption at federal, state and local levels here in America is astonishing. I don’t believe we’ve had free and elections since I can remember. It’s seems to me that the United States answers to the globalist bankers and their cronies

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I dont think we've had anyone authentic as "president" since at least jfk's un-aliving. if not likely longer

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The CIA, military industrial complex and the bankers assassinated JFK because of he wanted to end the federal reserve. abolish the IRS and CIA. We know who the bankers are 😉

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We are living out Jim Carrey's The Truman Show! It has to end. It will be ugly though, regardless who comes out on top.

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It seems like our entire existence has been a theater. We are simply puppets dangled on strings. I’m freaking tired of the Global Parasites!

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Think Global act Local is the mantra correct? We need a total upheaval in government. Unfortunately the human desire for riches and power is something that we are all suseptible to.

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Another red flag is that the vast majority of US presidential and vice presidential candidates over the last 40 years have been members of private think tanks that all ultimately push the same Luciferian-communist UN Agenda. These think tanks are all ultimately financed by central banking families and their associates. To be a member you have to align with their agenda. Therefore the separation of political parties is an illusion. They represent multiple ways at arriving at the same end goal. Tavistock’s social research reveals this was absolutely necessary to properly convince the public they have free will. Create a spectrum of choices to create the belief in free will, but then ensure all those choices are part of the same agenda. It’s basically a means to hack human biology and therefore society.

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Another A ++++ comment.

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