#Christian #Patriots who love #America and oppose the #marxist #takeover of our Country. -- We need to start forming leaders to defend the USA. Plan CONFERENCES in January on the day of the Inauguration. Explain how to defend America by whatever means are just! ACTION! >>

Here is a summary of talking points for your conferences
1. Christ is our King, and we owe him everything, esp gratitude for America
2. We must show it by loyalty + service even unto the risk of everything.
3. True liberty is liberty to be Christian.
4. Marxism is opposed to this

5. We must recognize the Masonic tactic of diverting our loyalty to Christ to their projects.
6. Instead we must insist on Christ and Christian civilization, which is not Judeo-Christian, but Christian.
7. Must recognize that America has been infiltrated by those who hate Christ.

8. Must recognize Election Fraud is just the tip of the iceberg of treachery in America
9. We must therefore organize Christian controlled response to take back America and MAGA as a Christian nation
10. In case of usurpation, this means we cannot go silently into the night

11. Therefore, in such a case, we must organize Christian Patriots, convince Mayors to levy Constitutional Militia, take back 1 town at a time, declare liberty from the govt of the Marxist Usurper, stop paying all taxes to his gov and to any state govt in league with him.

Do you want to see if your Representative failed to vote in favor of a resolution calling for the global repeal of blasphemy, heresy, and apostasy laws? Look below. ⬇️

I think we deserve an explanation as to why they don't value basic global human

Louisiana Representative Ralph Abraham (R) "Not Voting." @RepAbraham

Alabama Representative Robert Aderholt (R) "Not Voting." @Robert_Aderholt

Georgia Representative Rick Allen (R) "Not Voting." @RepRickAllen

Michigan Representative Justin Amash (L) "Present." @justinamash

Arizona Representative Andy Biggs (R) "Nay." @RepAndyBiggsAZ

Georgia Representative Sanford Bishop Jr (D) "Not Voting." @SanfordBishop

Texas Representative Kevin Brady (R) "Not Voting." @RepKevinBrady

Florida Representative Vern Buchanan (R) "Not Voting." @VernBuchanan

Colorado Representative Ken Buck (R) "Not Voting." @BuckForColorado

Alabama Representative Bradley Byrne (R) "Not Voting." @RepByrne

California Representative Ken Calvert (R) "Not Voting." @KenCalvert

Texas Representative John Carter (R) "Not Voting." @JudgeCarter

Georgia Representative Doug Collins (R) "Not Voting." @RepDougCollins

Florida Representative Neal Dunn (R) "Not Voting." @DunnCampaign

Hawaii Representative Tulsi Gabbard (D) "Not Voting." @TulsiGabbard

Florida Representative Matt Gaetz (R) "Not Voting." @RepMattGaetz

A thread on the #ElectoralCollege as voting gets underway. This is day that 538 privileged people out of 239 million eligible voters actually get to vote for president and vice president. 1/11

A reminder that "college" is probably the wrong term. That word does not appear in the US Constitution. By design, the full set of electors never actually meets as a group. 2/11

This bizarre and antiquated system violates the fundamental norm of "one person, one vote." States such as mine get showered with attention from the campaigns while most others are ignored. It is well known that voter turnout is higher in the battleground states. 3/11

What is often overlooked is the system also makes elections less secure. An election that turns on a few states is easier for a malicious actor to get a foothold. Hacking a decentralized national system is nearly impossible, but targeting a few states is not. 4/11

The system also fosters partisan disputes. When it all comes down to a few battlegrounds, political parties are incentivized to manipulate election rules, file lawsuits, & generally do all they can to win by small margins. 5/11

U better listen.

Our forefathers saw and axe provision for 2020 election fraud. We were warm last time [ds] tried to take America.

Then later after ww2 we didn’t listen to Patton or McCarthy.

Then later when one man and his brother publiQly said he would begin to drain the swamp the [ds] murdered both of them in broad daylight

Now here we are. Massive n your face voter/ballot fraud all across the natyon. They think we will just slumber again. Well fuck that. We will rise up. Ob#ur PQTUS/WarFighters r poised to crush this insurrection with swift extreme prejudice.

Since I have been highly critical of the manner in which those on the Right are trying to get those in GA to vote for the Republican senators, I feel it is only fair that I set out how I would go about it rather than simply sniping from the sidelines. So here we go.

Given the last few years, to say nothing of the last few decades, it is reasonable for those who lean more towards the conservative side of being a Republican to feel that promises are always made by the GOP but nearly never kept. This does not engender trust by the base.

Likewise, every election is the most important ever and if you do not vote Republican you are assisting in electing Democrats and it will be the end of life as we know it! At a certain point, weariness over such claims is natural. That is one of the lessons of Peter and the Wolf.

The other lesson of Peter and the Wolf, the one that is usually brushed away, is that the wolf always comes. Peter was sent to watch for the wolf for a reason. And right now, given the Democrats' public statements as to their goals, it is fair to say the wolf is at the door.

As of now, the Democrats control the House, where money is appropriated, and likely will hold the Presidency, which controls the administrative branch (to the extent it can be controlled and that is a different rant) and the judiciary. The Senate is the only firewall left.

No, Biden hasn't won yet — one more nightmare scenario

Most likely, Biden is our next president, but we could be in for a very rough ride between now and Jan. 20."

"And, @RealRLimbaugh broke it down on Dec 16 - "they do not have as many delegations as the Republicans do. So voting by delegation the Republicans would then control the House and any vote there

It is NOT unprecedented for the electoral count to be challenged, Dems did in 2916.

It is fascinating.

"So under this “endgame maneuver … The Senate, claiming that there is no Electoral College result, picks Pence,” as the vice president. “Overturning an election? Why not?"

There are many (some with quite prominent followings) on social media with the view that the majors are tainted and push the message that both majors are the same. I argue that this is 100% a purely political agenda.

These people link Liberal and Labor together as one in the same and blame Labor for the Liberal’s Bills, practices, programs and behaviour. These people are minor party and IND supporters.

I don’t buy the position that “speaking up against the majors” is a pure non-political pursuit of social democracy, championed by people who are much better thinkers than the partisan aligned of the majors. I completely reject this idea and that is often the theme on Twitter.

I would argue it is a deeply entrenched political campaign based on the belief that Individualism should take prominence over collective platforms the major parties have based on their central ideology.

I would also argue that it is based on Individualism through ego, as they believe the minor parties and Independents will represent their view (often falsely represented as speaking for my community, which is a technical impossibility) or speaking for “my issue”.

THREAD Last night’s vote against delaying the budget deadline means nothing can stop the Knesset dissolving @ midnight. Election on 23.3. I explained in @haaretzcom last month why Netanyahu doesn’t want a March election. Too many factors beyond his

A March election means the campaign will be dominated by 3 events beyond Netanyahu’s control: 1. 3rd wave of covid crashing down on Israel before vaccines have an impact 2. From January 20, a much less friendly administration in the US 3. Early February his bribery trial resumes

Netanyahu’s biggest advantage is that he’s going in to the election serving PM with control over the critical finance and health ministries. Gantz and his B&W ministers will remain in office but have much less power as discredited members of a zombie

Netanyahu’s campaign is going to have 2 themes: Only I could have brought millions of vaccines early to Israel (expect another show when he gets his 2nd jab) and my diplomacy brought peace with Arab states (he’s desperate to visit the UAE during the campaign). No-one else could.

Netanyahu’s biggest problem going in to the election, he won’t have Gantz to kick around any more and brand “weak left” but much more experienced right-wing challengers determined to take him out. Sa’ar, Bennett, Lieberman. Sa’ar tried and failed last

BREAKING: Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton today filed an *election* lawsuit against Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin in the United States Supreme

Texas brought the suit straight to SCOTUS. Key allegations:

1. Unconstitutional changes to election laws
2. Unequal treatment of voters within each state
3. Voting irregularities "consistent with
the unconstitutional relaxation of ballot-integrity
protections."

From the bill of complaint: "These flaws cumulatively preclude knowing who legitimately won the 2020 election and threaten to cloud all future elections."

PDF:

"Our Country stands at an important crossroads. Either the Constitution matters and must be followed, even when some officials consider it inconvenient or out of date, or it is simply a piece of parchment on display at the National Archives.We ask the Court to choose the former."

On the Electoral College deadline: "That deadline ... should not cement a potentially illegitimate election result in the middle of this storm—a storm that is of the Defendant States’ own making by virtue of their own unconstitutional actions."

We're living in an era of #TruthDecay: Americans increasingly disagree about basic facts. This can have dire consequences.

Civic education is key to reversing the course. Our new report identifies ways to spark an American civics revival. [thread]

Let's start by defining "civics." You might be thinking of lessons from your high school government class. But our research explores a much broader set of skills (e.g., critical thinking, communication) that help students engage in democracy in an active and informed way.

We recently surveyed U.S. social studies teachers to learn more about:

🏫 the state of civic education and media literacy in public schools
✏️the challenges teachers face in promoting kids' civic development
🇺🇸 ways to enhance civic learning opportunities for students.

Here are just 4 of the opportunities we identified to help promote civic development in schools:

1️⃣Think outside the textbook.

Hands-on experiences, such as school-based elections and mock trials, could be used more often to engage students and help them learn about democracy.

2️⃣Incorporate civic education into other subjects.

Many teachers said that pressure to cover other subjects was a barrier to teaching civics. But there are ways to weave civics lessons into other subjects, including language arts and math.

The president elect Maia Sandu may encounter problems in the relations with Russia. Here is the THREAD (/18):

1.The election of the new Moldovan president inevitably influences FP, but less structurally and more at the institutional level. Objectively, the qualitative transformations in FP began after the fall of the oligarchic regime in the summer of 2019.

2.The presidential elections in November 2020 and the victory of Maia Sandu can produce qualitative changes at the level of the president's institution. Therefore, under Sandu's leadership, the president's office needs to escape from "isolation", and less so the country.

3. In practical and conceptual terms, Sandu’s presidency has to dismantle the geopolitical prejudices. These have become, on the one hand, an indivisible element of the presidency because of Dodon's membership in Eurasian cultural-traditionalist space, attributable to Russia.

4.On the other hand, the presidency was dragged into regional geopolitical animosities, imported for propaganda purposes by the oligarchic regime, perceived as a pro-EU political actor.

As an elected local public official of the Board of Supervisors of a Special District in Florida, I am under oath to uphold the Constitution of the United States and of the State of Florida.

I take my oath of office seriously, as every Patriot should, and... (1/9)

I am urging State Attorney Generals to uphold their affirmations. Our Constitutional Rights are at stake and it’s imperative that the states listed below join Texas in filing suit against GA, PA, MI, and WI immediately. (2/9)

The AGs of FL, LA, AR, AL, KY, MS, MO, SC, and SD clearly see what is at stake. We thank them.

This is NOT Red vs Blue.

This is...
Good vs Evil
Right vs Wrong
PATRIOTS vs TRAITORS.

We have laws in place to protect our rights and attorney generals to defend those rights. (3/9)

DO YOUR JOB. FIGHT FOR WE THE PEOPLE. JOIN THE SUIT.

Alaska - Clyde Sniffen Jr @USAO_AK
Arizona - Mark Brnovich @GeneralBrnovich
California - Xavier Becerra @AGBecerra
Colorado - Phil Weiser @pweiser
Connecticut - William Tong @AGWilliamTong
(4/9)

Delaware - Kathy Jennings @DE_DOJ
Hawaii - Clare Connors @AtghIgov
Idaho - Lawrence Wasden @lawrencewasden
Illinois - Kwame Raoul @KwameRaoul
Indiana - Curtis Hill Jr @AGCurtisHill
Iowa - Tom Miller @AGIowa
Kansas - Derek Schmidt @KSAGOffice
Maine - Aaron Frey
(5/9)

@SidneyPowell1 @LLinWood #Rigged Everyone needs to #read the entire 270 pages of what #SidneySaturday exposed here. It's #Frightening & so well done.

decades of #ElectionRigging around the

Our votes have NEVER even been counted @realDonaldTrump

It's a miracle you won 2016, no wonder Hillary can't recover, the fix was in NOW in 2020, you blew the entire system plot because so many people voted for you

Every #American should be very worried, why? The people

That "won" never won, they were "placed" in. As I told people, it's so rigged that they sell their souls for their seats, & then they are "owned"

More than ever, we HAVE to fix this, the house was #stolen in 2018, they are after the #Senate

Everyone has to catch them in the act, and @JoeBiden needs to concede, he lost so much, it's laughable

Everyone is complicit, because they want the $$$$ they get for staying silent.

One of the most important parts for me (besides all of it, was this

the SOFTWARE operator picks the winner, it changes all of the votes via the software, paper ballots don't even matter pge 187

I think the total divorce from reality evinced by these efforts to overturn the election are not a positive sign for the country's political life and I really don't understand the continued "Oh, haha, it's all ridiculous nonsense" in some quarters

There's this reflexive need to denigrate custom because defending it is either duping oneself into going along with "the system" or just dowdy; I don't share that disposition. I agree it's important to keep perspective and recognize the absurdity, but it's also disturbing

Corey Robin, someone who I admire a lot even though I disagree with him, said recently "Well, Trump lacks the sort of emphasis on the power of the will that fascists have." The point is taken: he is lazy, but his will manifests itself in this total denial of reality

Trump's combination of utter cynicism and total belief in nonsense is part of the reason why fascists viewed him as an avatar of their type of politics, maybe he's more a John the Baptist than a Christ but its nonetheless in the same vein

Again, my position is that this not what Paxton calls "classical fascism" so much as some kind of para-fascism, but the idea "Oh it can't be anything like fascism because its manifestly absurd and attracts losers and crackpots" is just self-contradictory

One year on: 9 things you need to know about the 2019 General Election

1. The Conservatives won a big majority… despite only increasing their vote share by 1.3% on 2017

2. Smaller parties got crushed – as usual. Nearly 900,000 votes for the Green Party across the UK equated to exactly one Green MP.

In contrast, it took just 25,000 or so votes to elect an SNP MP (thankfully, both parties back proportional representation!)

3. The ERS predicted with 100% accuracy the result in the majority (56%) of England’s seats – 300 of them – before polling day

For the 16 million-plus voters in these seats, it may have felt like there was barely an election happening at all

4. Around 14.5 million voters are unrepresented across the UK (they didn’t pick the one winner in each seat)

That’s a marked contrast to proportional representation, where we'd end one-party-takes-all results at last