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What the fuck... why did Trump bring in such shitty deep state hack judges

What the fuck... why did Trump bring in such shitty deep state hack judges

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[–] • 10 pts

You ever wonder if election fraud isn’t really as big an issue as you are told? You ever wonder if it is just a fund raising issue? Just a handy lil topic used to whip up the troops and grift more money from them? It’s been an issue for a long time and neither party is willing to put an end to it, but you sure as hell better get passionate about it!

Politics is fake and gay. You have no representation. This system does not serve you, it manages you. The political class hates you. Shrug them off.

[–] • 7 pts

Here's what I know.

Fulton county Georgia was the last county to report in Georgia. Trump was in the lead, it was statistically very unlikely that it was possible that he could even lose. Ruby freeman sent everyone home. Said that counting would resume in the morning at 10am.

It didn't. That nigger was caught on camera pulling hidden containers of ballots out from underneath a banquet table.

They counted the ballots without any surveillance besides the security cam that caught this fucking nigger

Trump lost Georgia, statistically impossible.

That's not all! The FBI never investigated or acknowledged this nigger once, nor did the kikes in the media, not only that... But along with every other piece of truth in the past 5 years her name as well as the videos were heavily censored/scrubbed off the internet by tech companies.

What do you think? Because I'm pretty sure I know that a. Fraud occurred on some levels that nobody wants us to pay attention to, and then B.) States illegally changed voting laws in violation of their state constitutions. Whether or not you think the political class hates you is irrelevant, fair elections are a cornerstone of a healthy society.

[–] • 6 pts

What do you think? Because I'm pretty sure I know that a. Fraud occurred on some levels that nobody wants us to pay attention to, and then B.) States illegally changed voting laws in violation of their state constitutions. Whether or not you think the political class hates you is irrelevant, fair elections are a cornerstone of a healthy society.

We found out just how corrupted the courts are as they dismissed case after case challenging election law changes because the law wasn't broken yet, then to be dismissed after the election because it already happened and there's nothing that can be done. Yet, I'm the crazy one stating the courts have shown time and again that they are willing to disenfranchise millions to not disenfranchise a few.

[–] • 4 pts

Fair elections are ancient history in this country.

[–] • 3 pts

What do you think?

I think this time it was too obvious to hide entirely but it's not the first fraudulent election in this country. I have been convinced for the better part of the last 20 years that elections are being rigged on a large scale.

Let me ask you a question, if crime rates in cities are wildly higher than they are in suburbs and small towns, do you believe that that behavior somehow stops at the voting booth?

Hell no, the reason cities in this country are almost all blue is because they have been cheating for decades. People are so used to cities going blue they don't even question it anymore.

[–] • 2 pts

Wonder if Ruby is ever forced to confess before the feds kill her. She's the definition of a loose end, they won't let her live.

[–] • 0 pt

Whether or not you think the political class hates you is irrelevant, fair elections are a cornerstone of a healthy society.

And are something of the past in the USA, mark my words.

[–] • 3 pts

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vb8Rj5xkDPk

This explains what has been going on with the voting system for a long long time.. no fucking way after 300 years we have a natural 50/50 split give me a fucking break the jerrymandering by both sides is proof enough for me

[–] • 1 pt

Jerry meandering is a tactic for creating some of the mess voters are lost in.

Plain fact is that politics is eternally voting for people who promise you things that they have never and will never… EVER… give you. So you vote for the other team. Well guess what? Same result. You get shit. But please vote in the midterms because they pinky promise that you will finally get something. And so it goes.

Today, they don’t even really promise you stuff. Now it’s a case of “Vote for us cos it will piss off the other team, lulz!!!”
It’s all gay slogans like “Let’s go Bruhbruh!”, “Our trannies are hotter!” and “Stop the steal!”. Utter retarded nonsense.

[–] • 1 pt

My state redistricting committee drew our conservative representative out of our district. They don't like her telling the Truth. I'm disgusted.

[–] • 2 pts

There is only one state politicians respect.

Fear.

With their armies of bodyguards this state cannot exist.

[–] • 0 pt

Both sides are out to get you. So edgy. That pleather jacket is cool.

[–] • 5 pts

Powder keg event on this SC next ruling..

They are gonna say detainment camps and forced inocs. are 'legal'..

or do the right thing ..

Its looking fucky.

[–] • 1 pt

No, they'll just ignore it, and kick it back to lower court.

Thats their new tactic now, when they want to violate the law or manufacture law through the judiciary or executive:

Just ignore any challenges.

I mean, what are you or anyone else gonna do about it.

Probably nothing. Exactly.

And thats their thinking.

[–] • 1 pt

No, they yanked this from the appeals court which is rather unheard of. And they should have waited for their ruling since they already decided they would not hear it. Court was chosen by (ping pong) lottery, and Biden would have took a big loss guaranteed: then the SC would have to refute their points..

Now they have fuck no points to refute, and they called a SPECIAL session: they're gonna make a big ruling.

And it does not look like they have the balls to stand up to the tyrants.

[–] • 0 pt (edited )

The courts don't matter. The courts are the big black beating heart of the enemy.

The courts are domestic enemies of the republic, and we are in a war my guy.

We didn't start it. Frankly we haven't really shown up for it. And yet here we are, in a war.

You need to understand this fundemental fact that it is an actual, real life war we are in.

No, its not a shooting war. Though the false flag attacks like waukesha and antifa violence, and framejobs against gun owners as terrorists, or to terrify people from exercising the right to assemble and speak freely, certainly constitute opening shots against the american public.

Nevertheless we are in a real god-honest war.

Get into that frame of mind first.

[–] • 5 pts

Hopefully to expose them and set the wheels in motion to deal with them?

I still have hope that Trump and white hats are working the long-game.

Those of us who have been based for decades would've easily believed the pervasive corruption within our system and throughout the world, without having to be shown.

If I understand this correctly, this extended cut of "The Movie" is to wake up the willfully ignorant.

Lots of lives lost and/or permanently ruined in the name of wet nursing the weakest among us.

[–] • 4 pts

If 9/11 didn't wake you up I'm not sure what could have. My conspiracy theory friend who has been right alot said Trump was approached after 9/11 by high ranking genrals and was told to be ready. Remember when they told him he was being spied on and he packed up his office and left? There was some shit going on behind the scenes and I feel it still is I just worry they had the talk with Trump and said play ball or get the jfk treatment... so he can either have a seat at the table and so can his kids or he can die trying to save the constitution and nation... I don't think he has the balls to be a martyr... if he won the presidency he could

Declare that his life has been threatened by the deep state and name names He could disban the fbi and Cia and try to reform the nsa He could deal with the corrupt Rothschild bank

He would not survive this but would his death start the new revolution? Mayne

[–] • 0 pt

I agree in the first half he wasn’t willing to die to save the country, but in the second half he gained some confidence and saw they weren’t going to stop anyways.

[–] • 0 pt

The Capitol protest was pretty much Trump's last chance to do anything. When he decided to throw everyone under the bus he lost most of his support outright since he was given an out and didn't take it.

[–] • 5 pts

Yes, it is important to understand that they did not REJECT the evidence - they refused to look at it.

[–] • 2 pts

even worst, they rejected on it saying basically "no cuts" you cant get your case to the front of the line, go through all the lower courts first.

[–] • 1 pt

That was the supreme court. Lower courts basically said you have to prove there was fraud and that the fraud would change the result of the election in favor of the guy filing the lawsuit before they would even grant you power to investigate the data. When other people, like the citizens sued, they said they had no right to challenge.

[–] • 0 pt (edited )

Before election night, they said plaintiffs had no standing. After election night, they said point was moot.

There is only 1 thing that matters to the federal court system. The delegate votes. The delegates pick the president, not the popular vote of a number of states.

For example, let's say we found out 4 states elections were fraudulent, and that electoral college tally would make Trump the winner. Those states could file criminal charges against the fraudsters and they could make laws to charge the rules so that it never happens again. That's it. Biden is still president. Those delegates voted for Biden.

[–] • 2 pts

Think. Do you think trump vetted those 3 judges himself ?

Or (and again, judging by his historical patterns regarding business) do you think he delegated that responsibility on to (((those))) whom he loves the most.

Really think about this and only then can you understand that trump was never for you, for me, or for America. He was, is, and will forever be nothing but a jew shiill.

[–] • 2 pts

Because Trump is, and always was, a complete fucking idiot. Well, he's a brilliant marketer. That's about it. But he had to hire advisors to do his thinking for him. But since he's an idiot, he hired a bunch of shitty advisors and got bad advice. He's not a man of principles and he never knew what he was doing.

I know he's going to run again in 2024, and I really hope he changes his mind, because his base is dumb enough to vote for him again and we need to not give them that option.

[–] • 0 pt

He’s a great comedian and he himself is on the right side of things. “But” he has been comp’ed since dropping the MOAB. That was the first act they forced him to do.

[–] • 1 pt

Because he is in on it.

Change my mind.

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

The yids are laughing in your face. Waiting for you to do something. But they know you won't, which makes them double down on depravity.

[–] • 0 pt

Ya do it white man

So it the jews are laughing at you

Go do something crazy

Get revenge make it the 110th time solo lone wolf style!

You are glowing like a superniggernova

[–] [deleted] • 0 pt

I can't glow if I made an observation and not a call to action.

[–] • 1 pt

why did Trump bring in such shitty deep state hack judges

He trusted known, but not publicly identified, swamp creatures.

[–] • 0 pt

Because the Bush case was clear law.

The Florida delegates cast their vote for Bush. The state's popular vote is a state's problem and has nothing to do with how a president gets elected.

[–] • 0 pt

Yep we don't have a representative democracy we got a jewocracy