At the link you will find 3 files 2 videos showing a questionable
election and cheating by Biden and his team of thieves.
The other is the Review of U.S. Park Police Actions at Lafayette Park.
On 21 Jun 2021, Gregory Deyss said the following...
At the link you will find 3 files 2 videos showing a questionable election and cheating by Biden and his team of thieves.
The other is the Review of U.S. Park Police Actions at Lafayette Park
If there is proof of election fraud, why hasn't it been presented to any court? Why have have lawyers purporting to possess such evidence been
all but laughed out of the courts?
Was it China? Or was it the Deep State? Or maybe it was Italian satellites? Oh, but wait... it was "Biden and his team of thieves." Are you saying the people saying it was China, the Deep State, or Italian satellites don't have proof of what they're talking about?
Rush Limbaugh
Hello Greg,
Rush Limbaugh
He is still just as dead today as he was yesterday.
If there is proof of election fraud, why hasn't it been presented to court? Why have have lawyers purporting to possess such evidence been all but laughed out of the courts?This is not an episode of "ancient aliens" where the phrase "ancient astronaut theorists believe" is repeated a half of dozen times.
Was it China? Or was it the Deep State? Or maybe it was Italian satellites? Oh, but wait... it was "Biden and his team of thieves." A you saying the people saying it was China, the Deep State, or Italian satellites don't have proof of what they're talking about?
Nor it is this only asking questions but answering those concerns about election fraud.
If you choose to not believe video evidence of ballots being run more
then once which was clearly shown or the Digital Forensics also shown within these videos then that is your business, but there will be those who will not be able to ignore it.
Rush Limbaugh
He is still just as dead today as he was yesterday.
You're still a troll and a coward.
As for running ballots more than once, I could see legitimate
explanations for that. What if the ballot had issues the first time around? You're assuming that once a balot is run, the contents of that ballot are immediately merged into the totals. But what if the ballots
are batched and then verified before their data is sent off. What if a batch is rerun if any errors were detected? What if each batch is run twice to confirm that it was read properly? All of these are legitimate reasons to run a ballot twice, but they're not mentioned in your "evidence" just assumes that running a ballot
twice is automatically bad, regardless of any procedures in place that
may not be being taken into consideration.
As far as the forensic evidence, are you referring to the "packets" seen scrolling across a screen? Packets of lots of hexadecimal numbers that aren't immediately human-readable but which you've been assured are "evidence" of wrongdoing? Those hexadecimal numbers have been analyzed; it's ASCII. It's a copy of the Pennsylvania voter roll, which is
available to anyone.
um the video talks about as well as shows how multiple people running entire trays of ballots 2 to 3 times.. These are not troublesome few ballots as you have alleged...
Then the video shows officials who are in the office setting talking
about how weird that is, when person even questions why we have systems that do that?
Here is the problem, what I mean is I have posted these videos via the link and they do show incredible proof such as one women who was caught and is currently serving time in prison for illegality collecting 50G
for 5000 votes, in advance of the election.
I don't know if you were drunk and or high when and if you watched these videos, or just that you're far left where your just going to deny that any video evidence.
Still not Ok but what about the vote in California where 1 vote can be converted into a decimal or a value and then be assigned to more then 1 person and the larger half of course going to Biden, the lesser half
going to Trump.
There were a multitude of issues across many states that has happened
and no logical explanation in sight.
Gregory Deyss wrote to Jeff Thiele <=-
I don't know if you were drunk and or high when and if you watched
these videos, or just that you're far left where your just going to
deny that any video evidence.
Rush Limbaugh
He is still just as dead today as he was yesterday.
You're still a troll and a coward.
Rush Limbaugh got out of service in Vietnam due to a pimple
on his ass. Talk about a true patriot. But I guess that is a
better excuse than having bone spurs in your feet.
Rush Limbaugh got out of service in Vietnam due to a pimple
on his ass. Talk about a true patriot. But I guess that is a
better excuse than having bone spurs in your feet.
Heel spurs hurt like hell, there's no cure, and the pain can be a major distraction. I was a door guard, but I was too focused on the pain and I failed to guard the door.
Ever notice how Trump always leans against the podium? That's heel spurs. We
don't need heel spurs defending a platoon when they can't even defend a door.
Bone spurs do not qualify as a condition for a medical deferment.
Trump's problem has nothing to do with "heel spurs".
It has everything to do with being morbidly obese.
However, to the best of my knowledge, morbid obesity
is not a medical condition that qualifies one for
a deferment ...
Bone spurs do not qualify as a condition for a medical deferment.
Somebody just a few messages back told me that's why he got medical deferment
and I believed that person.
Trump's problem has nothing to do with "heel spurs".
It has everything to do with being morbidly obese.
Do you want some lard ass guarding the exercise equipment?
However, to the best of my knowledge, morbid obesity
is not a medical condition that qualifies one for
a deferment ...
Clinton, Obama, Biden, Harris, none of them look very fat to me. What's their
excuse?
Aaron Thomas wrote to Lee Lofaso <=-
Trump's problem has nothing to do with "heel spurs".
It has everything to do with being morbidly obese.
Trump's problem has nothing to do with "heel spurs".
It has everything to do with being morbidly obese.
Lee is, as usual, talking from a point of ignorance.
I've been morbidly obese. Trump is NOT morbidly obese.
More to come as it discovered.
The Truth always will find its way out from efforts of darkness.
Trump's problem has nothing to do with "heel spurs".
It has everything to do with being morbidly obese.
Lee is, as usual, talking from a point of ignorance.
I've been morbidly obese. Trump is NOT morbidly obese.
Whether it was Trump's heel spurs or his obesity, he was unfit for duty. But
at least he tried to serve. Did any of these Democrats even register for the
draft? They're all a bunch of "fortunate sons" but Lee is fixated on Trump.
We
should get him a Trump love doll.
An excuse for the doctor to accept a bribe to keep a rich boy out
of having to serve in Vietnam.
Clinton, Obama, Biden, Harris, none of them look very fat to me. What their
excuse?
Clinton did not "dodge the draft" by paying off a doctor to come up
with an excuse to avoid having to serve in Vietnam.
Obama was too young to be drafted, and was out of the country,
spending most of his time praying at a mosque.
Obama was too young to be drafted, and was out of the country, spending most of his time praying at a mosque.Excuses for being too lazy to do 2 years of basic training. Que Mala?
Who does two years of basic training?
Who does two years of basic training?People who are old like Biden & Clinton.
Basic training is (or was, when I was in it) 9 weeks long.
Basic training is (or was, when I was in it) 9 weeks long.My dad was in the army for 2 years, in the late 50s, and he refers to those 2 years as "basic training."
I like candidates for president who completed "a service term," but we don't see them getting nominated anymore, not since George HW.
Now the countty's being led by a Hungarian-born billionaire, thanks to
you & Lee.
On 07-02-21 13:26, Aaron Thomas <=-
spoke to Jeff Thiele about Re: It's Showtime <=-
Now the countty's being led by a Hungarian-born billionaire, thanks to
you & Lee.
Who does two years of basic training?
People who are old like Biden & Clinton.
Who does two years of basic training?
People who are old like Biden & Clinton.
Basic training is (or was, when I was in it) 9 weeks long.
Not if you flunk out.Who does two years of basic training?
People who are old like Biden & Clinton.Basic training is (or was, when I was in it) 9 weeks long.
My dad was in the army for 2 years, in the late 50s, and he refers to those 2 years as "basic training."
Interesting. That's not the common usage of the term, though.
Now the countty's being led by a Hungarian-born billionaire, thanks t you & Lee.
What on earth are you talking about?
It did not take Biden two years to train Major and Champ.
And Clinton never did manage to train Socks.
He also refuses to be honored as a veteran because he was never in combat. Is >that common? The Army offered him a hearing aid and he refused to take a penny >from them. He said "There are people who sacrificed more than just 2 years of >basic."
refers toMy dad was in the army for 2 years, in the late 50s, and he
those 2 years as "basic training."
Interesting. That's not the common usage of the term, though.
He also refuses to be honored as a veteran because he was never in combat. Is
that common? The Army offered him a hearing aid and he refused to take a penny
from them. He said "There are people who sacrificed more than just 2 years of
basic."
It did not take Biden two years to train Major and Champ.
And Clinton never did manage to train Socks.
Biden and Clinton did a lousy job training their interns to stay quiet.
He also refuses to be honored as a veteran because he was never in combat.
Is
that common? The Army offered him a hearing aid and he refused to take a
penny
from them. He said "There are people who sacrificed more than just 2 years
of
basic."
My father served for about 4 years total but also was never in combat. He is
technically eligible for some veteran's benefits but has always refused to do so because, in his mind, you are not really a vet unless you got shipped
outside the country somewhere.
For years, we didn't know that my grandfather had earned a Purple Heart during WWII. He never liked to talk about it because, unlike others he knew, he got to come home and in one piece. He felt like they deserved more
attention.
He also refuses to be honored as a veteran because he was never in combat >that common? The Army offered him a hearing aid and he refused to take a >from them. He said "There are people who sacrificed more than just 2 year >basic."
My father served for about 4 years total but also was never in combat.
He is technically eligible for some veteran's benefits but has always refused to do so because, in his mind, you are not really a vet unless
you got shipped outside the country somewhere.
Your daddy was/is an asshole.
Most veterans are proud of their country, and of the time they
served. No matter how long, or for how short, their length of service
was, or if they served in time of peace or in time of war.
On 07-07-21 01:34, Aaron Thomas <=-
spoke to Lee Lofaso about Re: It's Showtime <=-
When a person does something helpful, they should do it out of the goodness of their heart, not because they want something in return.
Your daddy was/is an asshole.
Most veterans are proud of their country, and of the time they
served. No matter how long, or for how short, their length of service
was, or if they served in time of peace or in time of war.
"I served in the military's basic training program, now blow me?"
When a person does something helpful, they should do it out of the goodness
of their heart, not because they want something in return.
Now I'm seeing a pattern of what really is common, at least for 80 year old "former military members." They know better than to soak up someone else's valor.
I appreciate people who "completed basic" and/or left the military after they fulfilled their obligation. They were ready to fight, but didn't have to, and that's respectable.
Now I'm seeing a pattern of what really is common, at least for 80 year
old
"former military members." They know better than to soak up someone else's
valor.
Agreed.
I appreciate people who "completed basic" and/or left the military after
they
fulfilled their obligation. They were ready to fight, but didn't have to,
and
that's respectable.
My dad volunteered during Vietnam.
He wanted to be gunner, I think, but failed the USAF eye exam.
He was then recruited into a unit that had seen action during WWII and Korea.
Somehow, they managed not to get called up for Vietnam.
They were one of the first units sent to Desert Shield, but
that was long after my father's service ended.
Several years later, but still before Desert Shield, he volunteered again for an Air Guard group. That unit was involved in doing air drops from C-130s (??) and, after he had finished his obligation, was one of the units
that was used during the Bosnian conflict (or maybe Iraq... I forget now).
Many of those who join the military do so in order to get a better life than they had before. The military makes promises to enable them to achieve that. No one should denigrate them for expecting to take advantage of what was promised them.
Why did you join the military?
Your daddy did not volunteer to serve in the military.
He hated doing a job he was drafted by our government to do.
But he still deserved all the entitlements he earned from
serving.
My dad volunteered during Vietnam. He wanted to be gunner, I think, but failed the USAF eye exam. He was then recruited into a unit that had
seen action during WWII and Korea. Somehow, they managed not to get called up for Vietnam. They were one of the first units sent to Desert Shield, but that was long after my father's service ended.
On 07-09-21 00:30, Aaron Thomas <=-
spoke to Dale Shipp about Re: It's Showtime <=-
I didn't join the military, but my argument is that people shouldn't
call themselves "veteran" if they didn't serve in combat, and they
shouldn't expect the army to pay for all their medical needs 65 years after they finished their contract.
Especially not while other veterans
are in need of prosthetic limbs.
Lee insists that anyone who joined the army should milk the system for what it's worth whether they were in combat or not.
Your daddy did not volunteer to serve in the military.
He hated doing a job he was drafted by our government to do.
But he still deserved all the entitlements he earned from
serving.
Do you assume everything? That's crazy! My dad wasn't drafted; he didn't serve in combat.
He talks about his time in the army often as has never complained
about it.
He lives in a beautiful big house on a tiny retirement income.
He doesn't get food stamps, energy assistance, or medicaid.
He has medicare because he was automatically enrolled when he retired, although he's also paying a monthly premium for extra insurance that medicare don't cover.
He taught me a lot, and I live by his philosophy most of the time. Expecting
other people to wipe your ass is a mistake. "Oh but I was in the Army.."
Many of those who join the military do so in order to get a betterlife
than they had before. The military makes promises to enable them to
achieve that. No one should denigrate them for expecting to take
advantage of what was promised them.
Why did you join the military?
I didn't join the military, but my argument is that people shouldn't call themselves "veteran" if they didn't serve in combat, and they shouldn't expect
the army to pay for all their medical needs 65 years after they finished their
contract. Especially not while other veterans are in need of prosthetic limbs.
Lee insists that anyone who joined the army should milk the system for what
it's worth whether they were in combat or not.
It's still commendable. These old guys put themselves in dangerous situations just by being on standby. Dodging bullets was part of basic training (at least in the old days.) It's a lot more than I did for this country.
It blows my mind that people would trash these old guys just for not drinking Democrat kool aid.
It's still commendable. These old guys put themselves in dangerous
situations
just by being on standby. Dodging bullets was part of basic training (at
least in the old days.) It's a lot more than I did for this country.
Same.
It blows my mind that people would trash these old guys just for not
drinking
Democrat kool aid.
I don't know that I have seen people out-and-out trash vets (like people supposedly did during the Vietnam years), but I agree they continue to show
levels of disrespect that I would not feel comfortable doing if I were them.
Aaron Thomas wrote to Dale Shipp <=-
Lee insists that anyone who joined the army should milk the system for what it's worth whether they were in combat or not.
Aaron Thomas wrote to Lee Lofaso <=-
Do you assume everything?
Aaron Thomas wrote to Mike Powell <=-
It blows my mind that people would trash these old guys just for not drinking Democrat kool aid.
shouldn't expect the army to pay for all their medical needs 65 years after they finished their contract.
I do not expect nor do I desire any medical assistants from the VA.
Lee insists that anyone who joined the army should milk the system fo what it's worth whether they were in combat or not.
And what credence do you put into his statements?
On 07-11-21 15:31, Aaron Thomas <=-
spoke to Dale Shipp about Re: It's Showtime <=-
I do not expect nor do I desire any medical assistants from the VA.
Is that because you don't like the way the VA is being managed, or
because you believe in self-reliance?
I do not expect nor do I desire any medical assistants from the VA.
Is that because you don't like the way the VA is being managed, or
because you believe in self-reliance?
Neither. I have quite adequate medical insurance and have no need of
the VA.
Lefties have long figured out that people don't want their socialist programs. But they understand that if they put them in place slowly, people won't respond. Lee's insistance is just part of that "socialism
by the installment plan" goal.
Aaron Thomas wrote to Ron Lauzon <=-
He is seriously programmed, but it seems like this robot is defective; every now and then he sorta 'leaks' the truth out (i.e. a year ago he
was hinting at the idea of the Floyd protesters actually protesting against Trump.)
He is seriously programmed, but it seems like this robot is defective every now and then he sorta 'leaks' the truth out (i.e. a year ago he was hinting at the idea of the Floyd protesters actually protesting against Trump.)
I think that, deep down, Lefties know what reality is. They just don't want to face it. But they can't deny reality all the time.
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