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Is President Biden spreading misinformation? https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/internal-memo-accuses-biden-of-spreading-misinformation/ar-AA1k2EzW?ocid=msedgntp&pc=ASTS&cvid=59993807a7c641ac90cc47ffc8636abe&ei=13

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/2024-election-eligibility-supreme-court-throws-out-case-challenging-trump-s-presidential-suitability/ss-AA1knatK In recent legal developments, the U.S. Supreme Court has denied several challenges to Donald Trump’s eligibility to run for the White House in 2024 based on the 14th amendment.

https://www.theepochtimes.com/us/new-email-shows-fauci-adviser-suggesting-he-destroyed-records-5531024?utm_source=Goodevening&src_src=Goodevening&utm_campaign=gv-2023-11-16&src_cmp=gv-2023-11-16&utm_medium=email&est=4Fn8pVMJYjcqsVHtlJmWCMM%2FEvEGAeyMTwDB2En57MIotrpMAZA5cqCF%2B1Pitud7 So what did Dr. Anthony Fauci adviser actually suggest? What can we do about this?

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/pennsylvania-voting-machines-changing-votes-sparks-outrage/ar-AA1jyQY8?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=U531&cvid=7f7ed84307e94be999b370cfe116c74e&ei=12 An error with voting machines in Pennsylvania, causing votes to change amid an output print error, is sparking outrage online Tuesday. Officials with the Northampton County Elections Office released a statement Tuesday saying that it appears when voters select "Yes" or "No" for one of the candidates for Pennsylvania Superior Court, the vote is recorded for the other candidate. The issue is limited to the retention of Pennsylvania Superior Court, affecting Judge Jack Panella and Judge Victor P. Stabile, county officials said. According to the Associated Press (AP), Northampton County Executive Lamont McClure said voters first noticed the error on the printed voting records produced by the touchscreen machines. In the release on Tuesday, officials said that the Elections Division of the County of Northampton "notified all poll workers by text message that they are to instruct voters before the voter enters the voting booth that there is an issue with the recording of their vote for the candidates for retention to the Pennsylvania Superior Court." In response to news of the error, Congressman Byron Donalds, a Florida Republican, took to X, formerly Twitter, saying, "This is why Americans have a growing distrust of the system. It baffles me how Democrats consistently screw up the execution of elections to the peril and misfortune of the voter. Make Elections Safe and Secure AGAIN!!!" Rogan O'Handley, a pro-Trump conservative commentator, said on X, "BREAKING: Voting machines in Pennsylvania shut down after getting caught flipping votes Democrats run that state and will cheat in *any* way possible ENOUGH IS ENOUGH - Get rid of these damn rigged machines!!" Conservative commentator Laura Loomer also responded on X, saying, "BREAKING: Voting machines in Pennsylvania flipped votes for judges in a tabulation error! Proof the machines flip votes. Election machines cannot be trusted!" Benny Johnson, conservative commentator, also reacted to the news on X, saying, "Voting machines in Pennsylvania are now being shut down after reports of machines 'flipping votes.' And this is why Americans have lost all faith in our electoral process. Add this to the list of election fraud cases we've recently learned about: -Ballot stuffing schemes in Connecticut -Voter fraud strategies in New Jersey -Ballot harvesting operations in Michigan -Illegal ballot drops in Georgia When will America acknowledge that our election system has been compromised?" Newsweek cannot independently confirm Johnson's claims of election fraud. Northampton County obtained a court order Tuesday, according to AP, after the issue with the voting machines was discovered. The court order allowed the machines to continue to be used. When the votes are tabulated, they will be corrected, McClure said, so "Panella's votes will be returned to Panella, and Stabile's will be returned to Stabile."`n a news conference on Tuesday, a representative for Election Systems & Software, the election machine manufacturer, said an error was caused by an employee of ES&S and they "regret the situation" and are committed to "fair, accurate results." Previous voting machine issues in 2019 were also mentioned in the news conference on Tuesday. According to AP, Northampton County had problems with the company's ExpressVoteXL touchscreen system when an incorrectly formatted ballot in a judicial race forced election workers to count paper ballots. When reached by Newsweek for comment Tuesday, Northampton County Deputy Director of Administration Brittney Waylen referred Newsweek to the news conference.

New Jersey Democrats, including Paterson City Council President Alex Mendez and Dr. Henrilynn Ibezim, are facing state election fraud charges related to voter registration and mail-in ballots. Mendez is accused of collecting mail-in ballots, checking them for votes in his favor, destroying those that weren’t, and replacing them with fraudulent ballots. He also allegedly tampered with witnesses and evidence. Ibezim is charged with bringing fake voter registration applications to the post office. Both defendants deny the charges. “According to the attorney general’s office, Paterson City Council President Alex Mendez (D) is facing additional charges in a 2020 election fraud case, after having previously been charged in June 2020 and February 2021,” the outlet reported. “On Wednesday, Platkin announced that new charges have been brought against Mendez and his associates regarding mail-in ballot election fraud, which occurred during the 2020 election that was mostly conducted by mail,” the report continued. “Dr. Henrilynn Ibezim, who was a candidate for Plainfield mayor in 2021, has been charged with directing his associates to fill out blank voter registration applications and bringing nearly 1,000 of them to a post office,” the report added. The attorney general’s office alleges that Mendez and his associates engaged in unlawful activities to gain an advantage in the election. Ibezim “has been charged with election fraud and other crimes after allegedly bringing a trash bag stuffed with” 954 fake “voter registration applications to the post office to mail them to the Union County Commissioner of Registration,” according to the attorney general’s office. “This is unfair. They rushed to charge me four years ago, and when they knew those charges weren’t working and were going nowhere, they charge me with something else,” Mendez said last week, according to NorthJersey.com. “I’m looking forward to my day in court,” he added. “I’m fighting this to the end.” Thomas Eicher, the executive director of the attorney general’s Office of Public Integrity and Accountability, responded: “We allege that Mendez and his associates unlawfully collected ballots and tampered with ballots to give him an unfair edge in the race for the 3rd Ward seat on the Paterson City Council. He then allegedly set about undermining our investigation into his and his campaign workers’ unlawful activities.”

https://www.theepochtimes.com/china/chinese-warplane-comes-within-feet-to-colliding-with-us-bomber-over-south-china-sea-5517933?utm_source=News&src_src=News&utm_campaign=breaking-2023-10-27-2&src_cmp=breaking-2023-10-27-2&utm_medium=email&cta_utm_source=News&est=cgskVlKXtV12FPLTv2x4D7Mhkle%2F32X8kk4XA6FjNiqaasHAeSzrSXcxVGsZfbU%2F A Chinese fighter jet came within 10 feet of a U.S. bomber in a nighttime intercept over the South China Sea on Oct. 24, putting both aircraft "in danger of collision," the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command (INDOPACOM) said. INDOPACOM said the pilot of a Shenyang J-11 "flew in an unsafe and unprofessional manner" and "demonstrated poor airmanship by closing with uncontrolled excessive speed" near the U.S. Air Force B-52 bomber. "We are concerned this pilot was unaware of how close he came to causing a collision," the U.S. military said in a statement. Footage released by INDOPACOM shows the Chinese J-11 fighter flying in close proximity, within 10 feet of the B-52 bomber that was "lawfully conducting routine operations" over the South China Sea. The Chinese aircraft intercepted the U.S. Air Force bomber at night when there was limited visibility and "in a manner contrary to international air safety rules and norms," according to INDOPACOM. Ely Ratner, assistant secretary of defense for Indo-Pacific Security Affairs, said there have been over 180 instances of Chinese aircraft engaging in "coercive and risky operational behavior" since the fall of 2021. In those cases, Chinese aircraft conducted "reckless maneuvers, discharged chaff, shot off flares, approached too rapidly or too close to U.S. aircraft" in attempts to interfere with the ability of U.S. forces to operate in places where international law allows, Mr. Ratner said. "And when you take into account cases of coercive and risky PLA [People's Liberation Army] intercepts against other states, the number increases to nearly 300 cases against U.S., allied, and partner aircraft over the last two years," he told reporters on Oct. 26. In one instance on May 26, a Chinese J-16 fighter jet "flew directly in front of the nose" of a U.S. RC-135 aircraft over the South China Sea, forcing the U.S. aircraft to fly through the Chinese plane's wake turbulence, according to the Pentagon's Oct. 17 report. In another case on July 12, a Chinese fighter jet conducted a "coercive and risky intercept" against a U.S. aircraft in the East China Sea, including by deploying eight flares at a distance of 900 feet from the U.S. aircraft. "The bottom line is that, in many cases, this type of operational behavior can cause accidents, and dangerous accidents can lead to inadvertent conflict," Mr. Ratner said. Mr. Ratner said these incidents occurred at a time when the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has declined U.S. invitations to open lines of military-to-military communication at the senior-most levels.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/ukrainian-drone-crashes-into-nuclear-plant-as-russia-threatens-serious-retaliation/ar-AA1iZYPi?ocid=msedgntp&cvid=a4ff033b6ccb4c79855b095d2673bde1&ei=24 Ukrainian drone has struck a nuclear power plant in Russia as top Kremlin officials have warned there could be serious consequences after the alleged attack. Posting on an official Telegram channel, a Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova said: "The Russian Federation calls on all governments to strongly condemn Kyiv's attack on the Kursk nuclear power plant." The Russian Foreign Ministry is also claiming the attack couldn't have been carried out "without permission of Western handlers" before adding that Ukrainian troops were "on a par with the most odious terrorist organizations." It comes after Russian drones targeted a nuclear power plant in Ukraine on Wedneday. The attack took place in the western Khmelnitskyi region near the plant, far from the frontlines. Windows at the plant were shattered and 20 people were injured in the blasts. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the UN's nuclear watchdog, said that the explosions did not affect the plant's operations but that some off-site radiation stations did lose power. Speaking during his nightly address, Volodymyr Zelensky said: "The Khmelnytskyi Nuclear Power Plant, however, was the most likely target of this Russian drone strike. The shock wave also shattered windows on its premises." Ukraine claimed to have destroyed all 11 drones launched by Vladimir Putin's forces overnight and said that the damage was caused by the blasts and falling debris. The Energy Ministry wrote on the Telegram: "At night, the enemy struck territory near the Khmelnytskyi nuclear power plant. As a result of the explosion, windows in administrative and laboratory buildings have been damaged."

https://www.dailysignal.com/2023/10/24/election-integrity-wins-in-louisiana-georgia-north-carolina-and-tennessee-but-trouble-brews-in-pennsylvania/?utm_source=TDS_Email&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=MorningBell&mkt_tok=ODI0LU1IVC0zMDQAAAGPCnmjUmBZRcJWLYLmqG8nXV8Ad9aFo4Al1VyGR0M5lLHoS3owRBi7X7qIY5EPmfoyL4wjwXY_aITN9S-IvDHwh5JDIo8x5kbip5pgbYe0KPTtn7P9vw Citizens of Louisiana overwhelmingly voted, by a margin of 72.6% to 27.4%, to prohibit private or foreign funding to administer and conduct elections. The voters’ decision bans the so-called Zuck Bucks that Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg donated, via a pass-through nonprofit, to many local election officials during the 2020 cycle. Of course, the entity charged with distributing these supposedly nonpartisan grants “consistently gave bigger grants and more money per capita to counties that voted for [Joe] Biden” that year, according to the Washington-based Capital Research Center. In essence, this private funding moved the get-out-the-vote campaigns of the Democrat Party into official government offices to manipulate turnout and election results. In North Carolina, the Legislature overrode the veto of the state’s Democrat governor, Roy Cooper, a long-time enemy of election integrity, so that SB 747 can go into effect and become law. Among other actions, the bill provides additional safeguards for the absentee voting process. It will require any absentee ballots to arrive by the close of polling places on Election Day in order to be counted. It also will provide greater access for election observers to monitor what’s happening at local polls. Cooper apparently also didn’t like the fact that the new North Carolina law makes local election boards bipartisan, which the governor termed a “threat” to democracy because it takes away the governor’s partisan control of local election administrators. In Georgia, a federal judge declined to issue a preliminary injunction against, or halt enforcement of, a law passed by the Legislature, which enacted several election integrity measures. The judge found that those bringing the challenge were not substantially likely to succeed in showing that the new Georgia law intentionally discriminated against black voters. According to Courthouse News Service: … the groups sought to enjoin enforcement of five provisions of the law, which govern the use and availability of drop boxes, prohibit the distribution of food, drinks, and other gifts to voters waiting in line at polling places, set a deadline for submitting applications to vote absentee, prohibit out-of-precinct provisional voting before 5 p.m., and require absentee ballots to include the voter’s drivers license or state identification card number. Despite Biden’s arguing that laws such as these are “Jim Crow 2.0,” voter turnout during the last election doesn’t support that claim. And thankfully, the judge recognized the legal infirmities of these claims, too, which included his labeling some statistical evidence presented by the challengers as “misleading.” A review of similar laws passed by Florida’s Legislature around the same time also found no adverse impacts on black or other minorities. Finally, in Tennessee, a law prohibiting third parties from passing out the state’s official form requesting an absentee ballot can remain on the books. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit rightly rejected a challenge to this law. Several groups had argued that Tennessee’s prohibition on passing out the forms violated their First Amendment rights. But a majority of the panel of judges that heard the challenge noted that this wasn’t the case, since the distribution of forms qualifies only as conduct and not speech, and that the state had a legitimate interest in avoiding voter confusion. Although all of this is good news, it’s important to remain vigilant. Last month, Pennsylvania’s governor, Democrat Josh Shapiro, said he “implemented automatic voter registration [to] save taxpayers money and streamline the voter registration process,” without any apparent legal authority to do so. But despite the assurances of Shapiro and Pennsylvania election officials, past experiences with this type of registration shows, in the words of a Heritage Foundation report, that it “could result in the registration of large numbers of ineligible voters as well as multiple or duplicate registrations of the same individuals.” It also “presents a sure formula for registration and voter fraud that could damage the integrity of elections,” the report said. Moreover, Pennsylvania is the same place where the secretary of state, Democrat Pedro Cortés, was forced to resign some years ago after his office admitted that a glitch in the state’s Department of Motor Vehicles system allowed illegal aliens to register to vote for decades. However, the state so far has successfully refused to disclose how many aliens registered and voted

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https://miamiindependent.com/breaking-11th-circuit-emergency-writ-accepted-to-hear-case-to-invalidate-fraudulent-2020-2022-elections-justice-clarence-thomas-to-rule/ https://www.politico.com/live-updates/2023/10/24/congress/emmer-drops-out-00123306

https://ktla.com/news/california/cannabis-cafes-bill-sent-to-gov-newsom-heres-what-it-would-allow-if-signed-into-law/ (FOX40.COM) — A bill that would allow “Amsterdam-style cannabis cafés” to open in California cities that allow them has been approved by both chambers of the state Legislature and only needs the signature of the governor to be turned into law. AB 374 by Assemblymember Matt Haney (D-San Francisco) would allow local governments such as cities and counties to license cannabis businesses that would let the public purchase and consume other products on the premises. The bill was introduced as a way to help existing dispensaries and cannabis businesses offer more services, as well as to help bring more tourists, according to a statement from Haney’s office. The bill was modeled on the cafés in Amsterdam and across the Netherlands, renowned for offering cannabis, coffee and other drinks, food and even live music. “Lots of people want to enjoy legal cannabis in the company of others,” Haney said in a statement. “…There’s absolutely no good reason from an economic, health, or safety standpoint that the state should make that illegal. If an authorized cannabis retail store wants to also sell a cup of coffee and a sandwich, we should allow cities to make that possible and stop holding back these small businesses.” Haney’s office said that consuming cannabis at a cannabis retailer is technically legal in the state, but selling other products is not. Recreational use of marijuana was legalized for adults over 21 in California in 2016 through the voter-approved Proposition 64, but dispensaries function only as a point of sale. Haney’s office said that while legal marijuana sales in the state in 2020 were $4 billion, illegal marijuana sales across the state that year were projected to be above $8 billion. AB 374 still needs Governor Gavin Newsom’s signature to become law. If Newsom does sign the bill, it will come into effect on Jan. 1, 2024, and the “cafés” would only be allowed in cities and counties that approve them. West Hollywood has already passed ordinances that would allow for a licensing system, and similar ordinances are being crafted in San Francisco, Haney’s office said.

What is the current U.S. Military Status?

What is the Current Condition Inside of Cuba?

China Buzzes a US B-52

NARA Locates 82,000 Pages of what? https://www.theepochtimes.com/us/nara-locates-82000-pages-of-joe-biden-emails-across-three-pseudonym-accounts-5519852

Why is US Diplomacy shot!

Where is the US Navy Going?

senator grassley and the FBI

https://www.fox26medford.com/oregon-board-of-education-extends-pause-of-graduation-requirement/#:~:text=Oregon%20Board%20of%20Education%20extends%20pause%20of%20graduation%20requirement,-by%20Maximus%20Osburn&text=MEDFORD%2C%20Ore.,requirement%2C%20until%20at%20least%202029. If you are in Oregon public schools - GET OUT NOW!

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Really? What is up with this New York Times Editorial?

Zalenski is now saying he will go to Isreal - but what was Isreal's reply?

Mexican drug cartel are doing what?

What Biden wants to do with $100,000,000,000! I am sorry for the correction, but Biden actuallu is aslking for 100 BILLION not 100 Million dollars.