jewworldorder--2020-11-10--Poll: 70% of Republicans Say 2020 Election Was Neither Free, Nor Fair

A new poll suggests that 70 % of Republicans believe the 2020 election was neither free , nor fair .
The poll of 1,987 registered voters , conducted by Morning Consult and Politico , began before Election Day , though most interviews were done afterward .
A majority of both Democrats and Republicans appear to have believed the election would be free and fair before the votes were counted , but the result have changed their impressions radically .
Multiple new organizations announced Biden as the election winner on Saturday after four days of counting in several swing states .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ Republicans now say they don ’ t believe the 2020 election was free and fair , a stark rise from the 35 percent of GOP voters who held similar beliefs before the election .
Meanwhile , trust in the election system grew for Democrats , many who took to the streets to celebrate Biden ’ s victory on Saturday .
Ninety percent of Democrats now say the election was free and fair , up from 52 percent before Nov. 3 who thought it would be .
Among Republicans who believed that the election @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 78 percent believed that mail-in voting led to widespread voter fraud and 72 percent believed that ballots were tampered with — both claims that have made a constant appearance on the president ’ s Twitter thread .
Like President Donald Trump , a majority of the people that thought the election was unfair , 84 percent , said it benefited Biden .
The lack of trust in the election system has led to Republicans being more skeptical about the election results .
Although only 18 percent of Republicans had said the results would @ @ @ @ @ @ @ now 64 percent feel the same way following Biden ’ s victory .
By contrast , 86 percent of Democrats say they trust the results .
The Inter-Parliamentary Union , an international body , has set standards for determining whether an election is , in fact , “ free and fair.
” ( 3 ) Everyone individually and together with others has the right : • To seek , receive and impart information and to make an informed choice ; • To move freely within the country in order to campaign for election @ @ @ @ @ @ @ basis with other political parties , including the party forming the existing government .
( 4 ) Every candidate for election and every political party shall have an equal opportunity of access to the media , particularly the mass communications media , in order to put forward their political views .
( 5 ) The right of candidates to security with respect to their lives and property shall be recognized and protected .
Many of the conditions above were violated during the 2020 election , thanks to social media censorship , coronavirus restrictions @ @ @ @ @ @ @ also require that “ steps are taken to guarantee non-partisan coverage in State and public-service media , ” a principle violated by demonstrable media bias , including by publicly-funded outlets .
In addition , the standards provide that governments should “ take all necessary and appropriate measures to ensure that the principle of the secret ballot is respected , and that voters are able to cast their ballots freely , without fear or intimidation.
” As Breitbart News has noted , the secret ballot is arguably compromised by vote-by-mail , because the name @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the outer envelope .
Finally , the standards require “ the transparency of the entire electoral process including , for example , through the presence of party agents and duly accredited observers.
” Republican observers say they have been excluded in several states .
Joel B. Pollak is Senior Editor-at-Large at Breitbart News and the host of Breitbart News Sunday on Sirius XM Patriot on Sunday evenings from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m .
ET ( 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. PT ) .
His newest e-book is The Trumpian Virtues : The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s Presidency .
His recent book , RED NOVEMBER , tells the story of the 2020 Democratic presidential primary from a conservative perspective .
He is a winner of the 2018 Robert Novak Journalism Alumni Fellowship .
Follow him on Twitter at @ joelpollak .

A new poll suggests that 70% of Republicans believe the 2020 election was neither free, nor fair.
The poll of 1,987 registered voters, conducted by Morning Consult and Politico, began before Election Day, though most interviews were done afterward.
A majority of both Democrats and Republicans appear to have believed the election would be free and fair before the votes were counted, but the result have changed their impressions radically.
Politico reported:
Multiple new organizations announced Biden as the election winner on Saturday after four days of counting in several swing states. Following the news, 70 percent of Republicans now say they don’t believe the 2020 election was free and fair, a stark rise from the 35 percent of GOP voters who held similar beliefs before the election. Meanwhile, trust in the election system grew for Democrats, many who took to the streets to celebrate Biden’s victory on Saturday. Ninety percent of Democrats now say the election was free and fair, up from 52 percent before Nov. 3 who thought it would be. Among Republicans who believed that the election wasn’t free and fair, 78 percent believed that mail-in voting led to widespread voter fraud and 72 percent believed that ballots were tampered with — both claims that have made a constant appearance on the president’s Twitter thread. Like President Donald Trump, a majority of the people that thought the election was unfair, 84 percent, said it benefited Biden. The lack of trust in the election system has led to Republicans being more skeptical about the election results. Although only 18 percent of Republicans had said the results would be unreliable prior to Election Day, now 64 percent feel the same way following Biden’s victory. By contrast, 86 percent of Democrats say they trust the results.
The Inter-Parliamentary Union, an international body, has set standards for determining whether an election is, in fact, “free and fair.”
The standards include (emphasis added):
(3) Everyone individually and together with others has the right: To express political opinions without interference ;
; To seek, receive and impart information and to make an informed choice ;
; To move freely within the country in order to campaign for election;
in order to campaign for election; To campaign on an equal basis with other political parties, including the party forming the existing government. (4) Every candidate for election and every political party shall have an equal opportunity of access to the media, particularly the mass communications media, in order to put forward their political views. (5) The right of candidates to security with respect to their lives and property shall be recognized and protected.
Many of the conditions above were violated during the 2020 election, thanks to social media censorship, coronavirus restrictions, and political violence.
The standards also require that “steps are taken to guarantee non-partisan coverage in State and public-service media,” a principle violated by demonstrable media bias, including by publicly-funded outlets.
In addition, the standards provide that governments should “take all necessary and appropriate measures to ensure that the principle of the secret ballot is respected, and that voters are able to cast their ballots freely, without fear or intimidation.”
As Breitbart News has noted, the secret ballot is arguably compromised by vote-by-mail, because the name of the voter accompanies a ballot on the outer envelope.
Finally, the standards require “the transparency of the entire electoral process including, for example, through the presence of party agents and duly accredited observers.” Republican observers say they have been excluded in several states.
Joel B. Pollak is Senior Editor-at-Large at Breitbart News and the host of Breitbart News Sunday on Sirius XM Patriot on Sunday evenings from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. ET (4 p.m. to 7 p.m. PT). His newest e-book is The Trumpian Virtues: The Lessons and Legacy of Donald Trump’s Presidency. His recent book, RED NOVEMBER, tells the story of the 2020 Democratic presidential primary from a conservative perspective. He is a winner of the 2018 Robert Novak Journalism Alumni Fellowship. Follow him on Twitter at @joelpollak.


jewworldorder--2020-11-10--Mike Tyson Says He Used a Prosthetic Penis Filled with Baby Urine to Beat Drug Test

Professional athletes are known to go to great lengths to avoid testing positive on drug tests .
However , what Mike Tyson recently admitted to doing certainly takes things to the next level .
On a recent edition of his podcast , Hotboxin , ’ the former heavyweight champion hosted UFC Vice President of Athlete Health and Performance Jeff Novitzky .
During their conversation , Tyson revealed that he used a “ whizzinator , ” a prosthetic penis normally filled with someone else ’ s clean urine , to pass drug tests .
“ It was awesome , man , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ my baby ’ s urine in it .
And sometimes , one time I was using my wife ’ s and my wife was like ‘ Baby you better not hope that it comes back pregnant or something.
’ And I said , ‘ Nah , so we ain ’ t gon na use you any more , we ’ re gon na use the kid.
’ ” Tyson prided himself on being a clean fighter during his career .
Though , his fondness for recreational drugs is known .
Tyson is currently @ @ @ @ @ @ @ four-division World Champion Roy Jones Jr. at Staples Center in Los Angeles .

Professional athletes are known to go to great lengths to avoid testing positive on drug tests. However, what Mike Tyson recently admitted to doing certainly takes things to the next level.
On a recent edition of his podcast, Hotboxin,’ the former heavyweight champion hosted UFC Vice President of Athlete Health and Performance Jeff Novitzky. During their conversation, Tyson revealed that he used a “whizzinator,” a prosthetic penis normally filled with someone else’s clean urine, to pass drug tests.
“It was awesome, man,” Tyson said. “I put my baby’s urine in it. And sometimes, one time I was using my wife’s and my wife was like ‘Baby you better not hope that it comes back pregnant or something.’ And I said, ‘Nah, so we ain’t gonna use you any more, we’re gonna use the kid.’”
Tyson prided himself on being a clean fighter during his career. Though, his fondness for recreational drugs is known. Tyson is currently training for an exhibition bout against former four-division World Champion Roy Jones Jr. at Staples Center in Los Angeles.


jewworldorder--2020-11-10--Dominion Voting Systems: Firm at center of election fraud claims has ties to globalist World Economi

Dominion Voting Systems: Firm at center of election fraud claims has ties to globalist World Economic Forum and Soros enterprise

Wake Up To The Truth Dishonest scales are an abomination to the LORD , But a just weight is His @ @ @ @ @ Americans have no idea that ballot tabulation in U.S. elections is not handled by their @ @ @ @ @ and hasn ’ t been for nearly 20 years .
In the early 2000s , @ @ @ @ @ to farm out the tedius process of tablulating election ballots to private technology companies .
@ @ @ @ @ more efficient , the tech giants promised .
So they did away with paper ballots @ @ @ @ @ When sporadic issues cropped up across the country , Americans cried foul and demanded a @ @ @ @ @ companies were happy to oblige .
They reponded by allowing the voting machines to spit @ @ @ @ @ a paper “ ballot.
” This made everyone think they had the ability to scrutinize @ @ @ @ @ sure the piece of paper they…

Wake Up To The Truth
Dishonest scales are an abomination to the LORD, But a just weight is His delight. Proverbs 11:1
Most Americans have no idea that ballot tabulation in U.S. elections is not handled by their state and local governments, and hasn’t been for nearly 20 years.
In the early 2000s, county and state governments began to farm out the tedius process of tablulating election ballots to private technology companies. It would be faster and more efficient, the tech giants promised.
So they did away with paper ballots and everything went digital.
When sporadic issues cropped up across the country, Americans cried foul and demanded a paper trail. The software companies were happy to oblige.
They reponded by allowing the voting machines to spit out what appeared to be a paper “ballot.” This made everyone think they had the ability to scrutinize their ballot choices, making sure the piece of paper they…


jewworldorder--2020-11-10--Why Do People Believe Propaganda? Creating Submissively “Obedient Individuals”

In his 1995 bookThe Demon-Haunted WorldCarl Saganlamented as follows : I have a foreboding of [ a ] time when… @ @ @ @ @ the hands of a very few , and no one representing the public interest can @ @ @ @ @ when the people have lost the ability to set their own agendas or knowledgeably question @ @ @ @ @ , clutching our crystals and nervously consulting our horoscopes , our critical faculties in decline @ @ @ @ @ what feels good and what ’ s true , we slide , almost without noticing @ @ @ @ @ darkness .
The dumbing down… is most evident in the slow decay of substantive content @ @ @ @ @ but especially a kind of celebration of ignorance… .
The plain lesson is that study @ @ @ @ @ of science , but of anything – are avoidable , even…

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By Robert J. Burrowes
Global Research, November 09, 2020
In his 1995 bookThe Demon-Haunted WorldCarl Saganlamented as follows:
I have a foreboding of [a] time when… awesome technological powers are in the hands of a very few, and no one representing the public interest can even grasp the issues; when the people have lost the ability to set their own agendas or knowledgeably question those in authority; when, clutching our crystals and nervously consulting our horoscopes, our critical faculties in decline, unable to distinguish between what feels good and what’s true, we slide, almost without noticing, back into superstition and darkness.
The dumbing down… is most evident in the slow decay of substantive content in the enormously influential media… but especially a kind of celebration of ignorance…. The plain lesson is that study and learning – not just of science, but of anything – are avoidable, even…


jewworldorder--2020-11-10--Beatles were Satanic Jews

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jewworldorder--2020-11-11--John Brennan: Strip Trump of Presidency NOW

Deep State operative John Brennan has called for President Trump to be immediately stripped of his presidency , warning he is capable of “ lashing out ” and releasing information that could endanger America .
Speaking on CNN , the former Obama CIA chief essentially called for a coup , warning that Trump might declassify and release all of the damning information on Russiagate , the 2016 election , and the deep state ’ s efforts to delegitimize his presidency .
“ I ’ m very concerned what he might do in his remaining 70 days in office , ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ Is he going to take some type of military action ?
Is he going to release some type of information that could , in fact , threaten our national security interests ?
” Brennan asked .
Brennan then called for Vice President Mike Pence to seize power .
“ If Vice President Pence and the cabinet had an ounce of fortitude and spine and patriotism , I think they would seriously consider invoking the 25th Amendment and pushing Donald Trump out because he is just very unpredictable now , ” Brennan warned @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that a purge of officials at the Pentagon , is part of some diabolical plot by Trump .
“ If ( Secretary of Defense ) Mark Esper has been pushed aside because he is not listening to Donald Trump , carrying out these orders , who knows what his successor , this acting secretary Chris Miller ’ s going to do if Donald Trump does give some type of order that really is counter to what I think our national security interests need to be , ” Brennan said .
Following the alleged @ @ @ @ @ @ @ those close to Trump suggested that he could go ‘ nuclear ’ and declassify sensitive material to ensure ‘ bad actors ’ are held accountable : Brennan ’ s beef with Trump is more than merely political posturing however , given that the President personally revoked Brennan ’ s security clearance after the Obama CIA head repeatedly suggested Trump was guilty of ‘ collusion ’ with Russia .
Brennan is a deep state operative that has sought to delegitimise Trump ’ s Presidency at every opportunity .

Deep State operative John Brennan has called for President Trump to be immediately stripped of his presidency, warning he is capable of “lashing out” and releasing information that could endanger America.
Speaking on CNN, the former Obama CIA chief essentially called for a coup, warning that Trump might declassify and release all of the damning information on Russiagate, the 2016 election, and the deep state’s efforts to delegitimize his presidency.
“I’m very concerned what he might do in his remaining 70 days in office,” Brennan admitted to host Chris Cuomo.
“Is he going to take some type of military action? Is he going to release some type of information that could, in fact, threaten our national security interests?” Brennan asked.
Brennan then called for Vice President Mike Pence to seize power.
“If Vice President Pence and the cabinet had an ounce of fortitude and spine and patriotism, I think they would seriously consider invoking the 25th Amendment and pushing Donald Trump out because he is just very unpredictable now,” Brennan warned.
Watch:
Pres. Trump is “like a cornered cat…he’s going to lash out and the fact…that he has the powers of the presidency in his hands is quite worrisome.” Former CIA dir. John Brennan calls on VP Pence and the cabinet to invoke the 25th Amendment and strip Pres. Trump of his powers. pic.twitter.com/CyqFoSIoux — Cuomo Prime Time (@CuomoPrimeTime) November 10, 2020
Summit.news reports: Brennan also intimated that a purge of officials at the Pentagon, is part of some diabolical plot by Trump.
“If (Secretary of Defense) Mark Esper has been pushed aside because he is not listening to Donald Trump, carrying out these orders, who knows what his successor, this acting secretary Chris Miller’s going to do if Donald Trump does give some type of order that really is counter to what I think our national security interests need to be,” Brennan said.
Pentagon finally confirms near total decapitation of civilian leadership in the last 24 hours. Secretary of Defense Esper fired Monday, the top Pentagon Policy official, top Defense Department intelligence official, and chief of staff to the Defense Secretary all out today — Ryan Browne (@rabrowne75) November 10, 2020
Following the alleged voter fraud in key swing states, those close to Trump suggested that he could go ‘nuclear’ and declassify sensitive material to ensure ‘bad actors’ are held accountable:
Brennan’s beef with Trump is more than merely political posturing however, given that the President personally revoked Brennan’s security clearance after the Obama CIA head repeatedly suggested Trump was guilty of ‘collusion’ with Russia.
Brennan is a deep state operative that has sought to delegitimise Trump’s Presidency at every opportunity.


jewworldorder--2020-11-11--Italian financial police arrest six executives linked to Genoa bridge collapse

Italian financial police have issued arrest warrants against six executives as part of an investigation stemming from the Genoa bridge collapse .
The six suspects are current and former managers of Italy ’ s main private highway operator , Autostrade SpA .
Former CEO Giovanni Castelluci , maintenance director Michele Donferri Mitelli and operations manager Paolo Berti were placed under house arrest , while three managers still working for the company face restrictive measures .
The six suspects are being investigated for safety lapses and public contract fraud .
43 people were killed when the Morandi bridge collapsed during a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to financial police , documents have emerged indicating that the six were aware that defective highway barriers had been installed in some parts of the company ’ s vast highway network .
The executives are alleged to have resisted taking action to substitute the defective barriers or otherwise ensure their safety .
Autostrade said that work had been carried out on the barriers after the company became aware of an investigation last December .
“ All of these barriers have already been checked and secured with appropriate technical interventions between the end of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the general infrastructure assessment carried out by the company on the entire motorway network , ” they said in a statement .
The integrated anti-noise barriers in question were present on around 60 of Autostrade ’ s 3,000 kilometre network .
“ All control and safety procedures , as well as design solutions for the replacement of barriers , have been defined with the relevant technical bodies of the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport ” .
“ Autostrade will evaluate all further interventions for its own protection based on the results of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the six arrested individuals include four former ASPI managers and two technicians for the Genoa section and Mont Blanc Tunnel .
Autostrade , and its controlling company Atlantia , added one of the six suspects had already left the company and the two technicians have been suspended .
The cost of the operation to replace the barriers was estimated at around €170 million .
Atlantia , itself controlled by the Benetton family , has agreed to exit the company that manages the majority of Italy ’ s toll roads and bridges , but @ @ @ @ @ @ @ avoids the possibility that the government would remove Autostrade ’ s concessions to run toll highways and bridges throughout the country .
A replacement bridge was opened in Genoa in August with much fanfare but relatives of victims refused to attend the inauguration ceremony .

Italian financial police have issued arrest warrants against six executives as part of an investigation stemming from the Genoa bridge collapse.
The six suspects are current and former managers of Italy’s main private highway operator, Autostrade SpA.
Former CEO Giovanni Castelluci, maintenance director Michele Donferri Mitelli and operations manager Paolo Berti were placed under house arrest, while three managers still working for the company face restrictive measures.
The six suspects are being investigated for safety lapses and public contract fraud.
43 people were killed when the Morandi bridge collapsed during a rainstorm on 14 August 2018.
According to financial police, documents have emerged indicating that the six were aware that defective highway barriers had been installed in some parts of the company’s vast highway network.
The executives are alleged to have resisted taking action to substitute the defective barriers or otherwise ensure their safety.
Autostrade said that work had been carried out on the barriers after the company became aware of an investigation last December.
“All of these barriers have already been checked and secured with appropriate technical interventions between the end of 2019 and January 2020, as part of the general infrastructure assessment carried out by the company on the entire motorway network,” they said in a statement.
The integrated anti-noise barriers in question were present on around 60 of Autostrade’s 3,000 kilometre network.
“All control and safety procedures, as well as design solutions for the replacement of barriers, have been defined with the relevant technical bodies of the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport”.
“Autostrade will evaluate all further interventions for its own protection based on the results of the investigation. “
The company said the six arrested individuals include four former ASPI managers and two technicians for the Genoa section and Mont Blanc Tunnel.
Autostrade, and its controlling company Atlantia, added one of the six suspects had already left the company and the two technicians have been suspended.
The cost of the operation to replace the barriers was estimated at around €170 million.
Atlantia, itself controlled by the Benetton family, has agreed to exit the company that manages the majority of Italy’s toll roads and bridges, but terms are still negotiated.
The deal avoids the possibility that the government would remove Autostrade’s concessions to run toll highways and bridges throughout the country.
A replacement bridge was opened in Genoa in August with much fanfare but relatives of victims refused to attend the inauguration ceremony.


jewworldorder--2020-11-11--A Triumphant Return To Power For Bolivia’s Social Movements

Tens of thousands of people took to the streets in Bolivia on November 8 to celebrate the inauguration of President Luis Arce .
They would celebrate again the next day , as former president Evo Morales re-entered the country almost a year to the day after his government was overthrown in a coup backed by the Organization of American States ( OAS ) .
Almost a month ago , on October 18 , the Bolivian people delivered a resounding 26-point electoral victory to the Movement Towards Socialism ( MAS ) party .
They voted against the neoliberalism represented by candidate @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Comunidad Ciudadana ( Citizen ’ s Community ) , as well as against the fascism and white nationalism of candidate Luis Fernando Camacho and his Creemos ( We Believe ) party .
The most important victory , however , did not come at the ballot box , but rather on the streets .
After the coup regime of Jeanine Añez had postponed elections multiple times in 2020 , hundreds of thousands of Bolivians protested last summer to demand a fixed election date .
Even after authorities set a date , protests continued , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the regime , insisting that those who had been jailed be freed , and denouncing the regime ’ s corruption and malfeasance .
Had it not been for that massive display of people ’ s power against a coup government known for “ summary executions and widespread repression ” , Bolivians may have not even had the opportunity to vote .
América Maceda of the Bolivian collective Abya Yala Communitarian Feminism , interviewed by CODEPINK ’ s electoral observation delegation , explained why people were willing to risk everything : “ Although on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fear , on the other there was hope and struggle , fundamentally by social organizations , to recover democracy and deepen the Bolivian process of change.
” This process of change can be traced to 1998 , when Evo Morales and others founded the IPSP ( Political Instrument for the Sovereignty of the Peoples ) in an attempt to have a political party work in conjunction with social movements and labor unions .
Banned from competing in elections , in 1998 the IPSP merged with the MAS , then a fringe party with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Morales was elected to the presidency under the MAS-IPSP banner , which began the country ’ s transformation and remains the official name of the party .
The call for creating a political instrument came in the late 1980 ’ s from a conference that included five of the country ’ s biggest unions and social movements .
Bolivian sociologist Juan Carlos Pinto explained that “ the idea from the start was that a party is division , a party isolates some and separates others , it creates bosses and owners .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ we needed [ the IPSP ] to enable us to fight for the revolution.
” Both Pinto and social leader Maceda noted an imbalance between the party and the social movements that comprise it in the years prior to the coup .
As the party grew stronger following repeated electoral victories , social movements became bureaucratized and the IPSP became an afterthought .
Despite the continued presence of “ capitalism , patriarchy and colonialism… one couldn ’ t protest against a brother president [ Morales ] , ” Maceda mentioned in explaining the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ally in office .
This bureaucratization and demobilization would prove costly in the wake of the October 2019 election in which Evo Morales was elected but the OAS declared the election fraudulent .
People were anxious to get out onto the streets to defend their democracy from the coming coup , but were prevented from doing so by state and party officials who urged restraint .
“ These errors were paid for by the Bolivian people , ” she said .
There is some resentment towards the MAS leadership , Evo Morales included @ @ @ @ @ @ @ others fled or hid in embassies , while average citizens were gunned down by the coup regime .
There is also the idea that the coup may not have happened had Morales chosen not to run for a controversial third term .
Yet Morales remains broadly popular and has a “ mystique ” ; even those within the movement who are his harshest critics speak of him with a certain reverence .
As the nation ’ s first indigenous leader after 500 years of colonial , then white settler rule , Morales will @ @ @ @ @ @ @ country , yet he has rejected the possibility of joining the government in any official capacity .
He is still the president of the Six Federations of the Trópico , a grouping of agrarian unions in the department of Cochabamba and “ the most important social movement in Bolivia , ” according to journalist Ollie Vargas .
There is speculation that Morales might become the next president of UNASUR ( Union of Southern American Nations ) , the multilateral organization that saved Bolivia from a possible coup in 2008 .
Following a failed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from office , there was an attempt to destabilize and delegitimize the Morales government as right-wing groups took over government buildings .
UNASUR called an extraordinary meeting , declared its support for the Bolivian government , and subsequently investigated and condemned a massacre committed by right-wing civic groups .
In the years prior to the 2019 coup , there was a concerted effort by the U.S. and its allies to weaken the institution , as Chile , Brazil and Colombia withdrew from its constitutive treaty .
President Arce has already committed to rebuilding @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Morales would grant it significant influence .
Among the grassroots , however , there is hope that he will dedicate himself to political education .
Speaking about the important progress made by Bolivia under Morales , including a 42 % drop in poverty and a 60 % reduction in extreme poverty , Maceda noted that “ material conditions for the people improved , [ yet ] this was not accompanied by a process of political education , consciousness and self-criticism.
” Despite the criticisms , the overwhelming MAS-IPSP victory is a sign that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Furthermore , the results of this year ’ s election are the final nail in the coffin for claims of fraud in the October 2019 vote , particularly since comparisons by CEPR ( Center for Economic Policy Research ) and CELAG ( Latin American Strategic Center for Geopolitics ) of last year ’ s tally sheets to this year ’ s in precincts with alleged “ irregularities ” show the MAS-IPSP getting equal or greater support .
Morales won cleanly last year ; arguments to the contrary are baseless and should finally @ @ @ @ @ @ @ future for Bolivia is complex ; the new government will be saddled with the coup regime ’ s mishandling of the economy ( including taking on a $ 300 million loan from the IMF that was unauthorized by the Senate ) , and the economic downturn from the pandemic .
There is also a question about accountability : although President Arce has promised not to seek vengeance for the regime ’ s crimes , he will not be able to ignore the clamor for justice .
This accountability should extend beyond the key @ @ @ @ @ @ @ one of the key players in the 2019 coup : OAS Secretary-General Luis Almagro .
Almagro has ignored questions about the OAS response to the 2019 elections made by four U.S. representatives .
Immediately after the 2020 elections confirmed a MAS victory , President Arce , Morales and others in Bolivia called on Almagro to resign .
They have been joined in this by the Puebla Group , an organization that includes some of the region ’ s most prestigious politicians , including former presidents Dilma Rousseff ( Brazil ) , Ernesto Samper @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Ecuador ) and Fernando Lugo ( Paraguay ) .
Additionally , Bolivian social movements and others throughout the hemisphere are demanding Almagro resign , including CODEPINK .
As Morales said , Almagro “ should resign .
His hands are stained with blood .
He has no moral authority .
If he does not [ resign ] , I ask that OAS member states carry out his removal for causing irreparable damage to the Bolivian people.
” Leonardo Flores is a political analyst and Latin America Campaign Coordinator with CODEPINK .
He was in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ an observation delegation .

Above photo: Bolivians celebrate the MAS-IPSP victory. EFE.
Tens of thousands of people took to the streets in Bolivia on November 8 to celebrate the inauguration of President Luis Arce. They would celebrate again the next day, as former president Evo Morales re-entered the country almost a year to the day after his government was overthrown in a coup backed by the Organization of American States (OAS). Almost a month ago, on October 18, the Bolivian people delivered a resounding 26-point electoral victory to the Movement Towards Socialism (MAS) party. They voted against the neoliberalism represented by candidate and former president Carlos Mesa and his Comunidad Ciudadana (Citizen’s Community), as well as against the fascism and white nationalism of candidate Luis Fernando Camacho and his Creemos (We Believe) party.
The most important victory, however, did not come at the ballot box, but rather on the streets. After the coup regime of Jeanine Añez had postponed elections multiple times in 2020, hundreds of thousands of Bolivians protested last summer to demand a fixed election date. Even after authorities set a date, protests continued, calling for justice for those murdered by the regime, insisting that those who had been jailed be freed, and denouncing the regime’s corruption and malfeasance. Had it not been for that massive display of people’s power against a coup government known for “summary executions and widespread repression”, Bolivians may have not even had the opportunity to vote.
América Maceda of the Bolivian collective Abya Yala Communitarian Feminism, interviewed by CODEPINK’s electoral observation delegation, explained why people were willing to risk everything: “Although on the one hand there was terror and fear, on the other there was hope and struggle, fundamentally by social organizations, to recover democracy and deepen the Bolivian process of change.”
This process of change can be traced to 1998, when Evo Morales and others founded the IPSP (Political Instrument for the Sovereignty of the Peoples) in an attempt to have a political party work in conjunction with social movements and labor unions. Banned from competing in elections, in 1998 the IPSP merged with the MAS, then a fringe party with virtual zero membership. By 2005, Morales was elected to the presidency under the MAS-IPSP banner, which began the country’s transformation and remains the official name of the party.
The call for creating a political instrument came in the late 1980’s from a conference that included five of the country’s biggest unions and social movements. Bolivian sociologist Juan Carlos Pinto explained that “the idea from the start was that a party is division, a party isolates some and separates others, it creates bosses and owners. The people are the revolutionary axis, and we needed [the IPSP] to enable us to fight for the revolution.”
Both Pinto and social leader Maceda noted an imbalance between the party and the social movements that comprise it in the years prior to the coup. As the party grew stronger following repeated electoral victories, social movements became bureaucratized and the IPSP became an afterthought. Despite the continued presence of “capitalism, patriarchy and colonialism… one couldn’t protest against a brother president [Morales],” Maceda mentioned in explaining the challenges for social organizations of having an ally in office.
This bureaucratization and demobilization would prove costly in the wake of the October 2019 election in which Evo Morales was elected but the OAS declared the election fraudulent. People were anxious to get out onto the streets to defend their democracy from the coming coup, but were prevented from doing so by state and party officials who urged restraint. “These errors were paid for by the Bolivian people,” she said.
There is some resentment towards the MAS leadership, Evo Morales included, for the fact that he and others fled or hid in embassies, while average citizens were gunned down by the coup regime. There is also the idea that the coup may not have happened had Morales chosen not to run for a controversial third term.
Yet Morales remains broadly popular and has a “mystique”; even those within the movement who are his harshest critics speak of him with a certain reverence. As the nation’s first indigenous leader after 500 years of colonial, then white settler rule, Morales will continue to have significant influence within the country, yet he has rejected the possibility of joining the government in any official capacity. He is still the president of the Six Federations of the Trópico, a grouping of agrarian unions in the department of Cochabamba and “the most important social movement in Bolivia,” according to journalist Ollie Vargas.
There is speculation that Morales might become the next president of UNASUR (Union of Southern American Nations), the multilateral organization that saved Bolivia from a possible coup in 2008. Following a failed recall referendum to remove then President Morales from office, there was an attempt to destabilize and delegitimize the Morales government as right-wing groups took over government buildings. UNASUR called an extraordinary meeting, declared its support for the Bolivian government, and subsequently investigated and condemned a massacre committed by right-wing civic groups. In the years prior to the 2019 coup, there was a concerted effort by the U.S. and its allies to weaken the institution, as Chile, Brazil and Colombia withdrew from its constitutive treaty. President Arce has already committed to rebuilding UNASUR and someone with the stature of Morales would grant it significant influence.
Among the grassroots, however, there is hope that he will dedicate himself to political education. Speaking about the important progress made by Bolivia under Morales, including a 42% drop in poverty and a 60% reduction in extreme poverty, Maceda noted that “material conditions for the people improved, [yet] this was not accompanied by a process of political education, consciousness and self-criticism.”
Despite the criticisms, the overwhelming MAS-IPSP victory is a sign that social movements will not abandon the party. Furthermore, the results of this year’s election are the final nail in the coffin for claims of fraud in the October 2019 vote, particularly since comparisons by CEPR (Center for Economic Policy Research) and CELAG (Latin American Strategic Center for Geopolitics) of last year’s tally sheets to this year’s in precincts with alleged “irregularities” show the MAS-IPSP getting equal or greater support. Morales won cleanly last year; arguments to the contrary are baseless and should finally be put to rest.
The immediate future for Bolivia is complex; the new government will be saddled with the coup regime’s mishandling of the economy (including taking on a $300 million loan from the IMF that was unauthorized by the Senate), and the economic downturn from the pandemic. There is also a question about accountability: although President Arce has promised not to seek vengeance for the regime’s crimes, he will not be able to ignore the clamor for justice.
This accountability should extend beyond the key members of the coup regime and include one of the key players in the 2019 coup: OAS Secretary-General Luis Almagro. Almagro has ignored questions about the OAS response to the 2019 elections made by four U.S. representatives. Immediately after the 2020 elections confirmed a MAS victory, President Arce, Morales and others in Bolivia called on Almagro to resign. They have been joined in this by the Puebla Group, an organization that includes some of the region’s most prestigious politicians, including former presidents Dilma Rousseff (Brazil), Ernesto Samper (Colombia), Rafael Correa (Ecuador) and Fernando Lugo (Paraguay). Additionally, Bolivian social movements and others throughout the hemisphere are demanding Almagro resign, including CODEPINK.
As Morales said, Almagro “should resign. His hands are stained with blood. He has no moral authority. If he does not [resign], I ask that OAS member states carry out his removal for causing irreparable damage to the Bolivian people.”
Leonardo Flores is a political analyst and Latin America Campaign Coordinator with CODEPINK. He was in Bolivia for the elections as part of an observation delegation.


jewworldorder--2020-11-11--Biden in September: I Will NOT Declare Victory Until Election Is Independently Certified

During the first presidential debate in September , Biden promised not to delcare vicotry until the election was independently certified .
“ Will you urge your supporters to stay calm while the vote is counted , and will you pledge not to declare victory until the election is independently certified ?
” debate moderator Chris Wallace asked of Biden at the first debate in Cleveland , Ohio .
Breitbart.com reports : “ And here ’ s the deal .
We ’ ll count the ballots .
As you pointed out , some of these ballots in some states can ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , and if there ’ s thousands of ballots , it ’ s going to take time to do it , ” added the former vice president .
Biden , however , has done nothing of the sort , as he has since carried on as if he is president-elect , promising that “ we ’ re going to get right to work , ” as he seemingly ignores the fact that the 2020 presidential election has not yet been independently certified .
The former vice president has also since urged all Americans @ @ @ @ @ @ @ insisting that the “ election is over.
” “ The election is over , ” Biden claimed .
“ I won ’ t be president until January 20 , but my message today is to everyone — it doesn ’ t matter who you voted… we can save tens of thousands of lives if everyone would just wear a mask for the next few months.
” Biden ended up delivering his victory speech on Saturday night , four days after the election .
Meanwhile , the 2020 presidential election has yet to be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s administration maintain that the president may actually be reelected .

During the first presidential debate in September, Biden promised not to delcare vicotry until the election was independently certified.
“Will you urge your supporters to stay calm while the vote is counted, and will you pledge not to declare victory until the election is independently certified?” debate moderator Chris Wallace asked of Biden at the first debate in Cleveland, Ohio.
“Yes,” Biden responded.
Watch:
Breitbart.com reports: “And here’s the deal. We’ll count the ballots. As you pointed out, some of these ballots in some states can’t even be opened until Election Day, and if there’s thousands of ballots, it’s going to take time to do it,” added the former vice president.
Biden, however, has done nothing of the sort, as he has since carried on as if he is president-elect, promising that “we’re going to get right to work,” as he seemingly ignores the fact that the 2020 presidential election has not yet been independently certified.
The former vice president has also since urged all Americans to “wear a mask,” insisting that the “election is over.”
“The election is over,” Biden claimed. “I won’t be president until January 20, but my message today is to everyone — it doesn’t matter who you voted… we can save tens of thousands of lives if everyone would just wear a mask for the next few months.”
Biden ended up delivering his victory speech on Saturday night, four days after the election.
Meanwhile, the 2020 presidential election has yet to be certified, as members of President Trump’s administration maintain that the president may actually be reelected.


jewworldorder--2020-11-11--Obama’s CIA Chief Urges Palace Coup Against Trump So He Doesn’t ‘Declassify Everything’

Ex-CIA spy chief under the Obama administration John Brennan has gone on record essentially urging a palace coup against Trump prior to January 20th to ensure he doesn ’ t declassify anything sensitive or too revealing .
Days ago amid the Trump administration ’ s election challenge turmoil which has resulted in over a dozen lawsuits filed in several battleground states , Donald Trump Jr. urged the president to unleash the nuclear option : “ DECLASSIFY EVERYTHING !
!
!
“ he wrote in all caps on Twitter .
“ We can ’ t let the bad actors get away @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on the idea : “ Here ’ s something constructive Trump could do before leaving office at noon on January 20 : he could order — demand , insist — that all classified intel and other documents related to the origin of the Russia/election investigation be declassified and released to the public forthwith — unredacted , ” columnist Sheldon Richman wrote .
ZH report : It didn ’ t take long for this distinct possibility to attract the attention of both the mainstream media and the intelligence establishment which has so long been @ @ @ @ @ @ @ war ’ ) with the president .
Reacting specifically to the ouster of Defense Secretary Mark Esper on Monday , ex-CIA spy chief under the Obama administration John Brennan essentially urged a palace coup against Trump prior to January 20th to ensure he doesn ’ t declassify anything sensitive or too revealing .
In the incredible Monday evening CNN interview , Brennan – himself responsible for stoking the now widely debunked Russiagate claims from the start of the Trump presidency – brazenly urged Vice President Mike Pence to seize power .
He asserted @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the White House on inauguration day , still two months away , at this point Trump is a threat to national security : Brennan took things even further and added specifics in terms of what the former longtime spy chief wants to see happen : “ If Vice President Pence and the cabinet had an ounce of fortitude and spine and patriotism , I think they would seriously consider invoking the 25th Amendment and pushing Donald Trump out because he is just very unpredictable now , ” he added .
And referencing what @ @ @ @ @ @ @ exodus following multiple federal agency top officials either being pushed out or resigning since last Thursday even as votes were being tallied , Brennan suggested this is part of a Trump conspiracy to compromise national security .
“ If Mark Esper has been pushed aside because he is not listening to Donald Trump , carrying out these orders , who knows what his successor , this acting secretary Chris Miller ’ s going to do if Donald Trump does give some type of order that really is counter to what I think our @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” Brennan said .
But thankfully few actually in power are likely to listen to John Brennan , given his sour grapes and anger at Trump has clearly long been personal .
After all , who can forget this episode ?
So given Brennan is now openly and literally calling for an illegal overthrow of the sitting president of the United States , Trump now appears fully vindicated in having revoked his security clearance in the first place .

Ex-CIA spy chief under the Obama administration John Brennan has gone on record essentially urging a palace coup against Trump prior to January 20th to ensure he doesn’t declassify anything sensitive or too revealing.
Days ago amid the Trump administration’s election challenge turmoil which has resulted in over a dozen lawsuits filed in several battleground states, Donald Trump Jr. urged the president to unleash the nuclear option: “DECLASSIFY EVERYTHING!!!“ he wrote in all caps on Twitter. “We can’t let the bad actors get away with it.“
Others also picked up on the idea: “Here’s something constructive Trump could do before leaving office at noon on January 20: he could order — demand, insist — that all classified intel and other documents related to the origin of the Russia/election investigation be declassified and released to the public forthwith — unredacted,” columnist Sheldon Richman wrote.
Pres. Trump is “like a cornered cat…he’s going to lash out and the fact…that he has the powers of the presidency in his hands is quite worrisome.” Former CIA dir. John Brennan calls on VP Pence and the cabinet to invoke the 25th Amendment and strip Pres. Trump of his powers. pic.twitter.com/CyqFoSIoux — Cuomo Prime Time (@CuomoPrimeTime) November 10, 2020
ZH report: It didn’t take long for this distinct possibility to attract the attention of both the mainstream media and the intelligence establishment which has so long been at odds (or even at ‘war’) with the president.
Reacting specifically to the ouster of Defense Secretary Mark Esper on Monday, ex-CIA spy chief under the Obama administration John Brennan essentially urged a palace coup against Trump prior to January 20th to ensure he doesn’t declassify anything sensitive or too revealing.
In the incredible Monday evening CNN interview, Brennan – himself responsible for stoking the now widely debunked Russiagate claims from the start of the Trump presidency – brazenly urged Vice President Mike Pence to seize power.
He asserted that despite Biden preparing to transition into the White House on inauguration day, still two months away, at this point Trump is a threat to national security:
“I’m very concerned what he might do in his remaining 70 days in office,“ said Brennan on Monday’s edition of Cuomo Prime Time. “Is he going to take some type of military action? Is he going to release some type of information that could, in fact, threaten our national security interests?”
Brennan took things even further and added specifics in terms of what the former longtime spy chief wants to see happen: “If Vice President Pence and the cabinet had an ounce of fortitude and spine and patriotism, I think they would seriously consider invoking the 25th Amendment and pushing Donald Trump out because he is just very unpredictable now,” he added.
And referencing what appears to be a post-election purge and exodus following multiple federal agency top officials either being pushed out or resigning since last Thursday even as votes were being tallied, Brennan suggested this is part of a Trump conspiracy to compromise national security.
“If Mark Esper has been pushed aside because he is not listening to Donald Trump, carrying out these orders, who knows what his successor, this acting secretary Chris Miller’s going to do if Donald Trump does give some type of order that really is counter to what I think our national security interests need to be,” Brennan said.
But thankfully few actually in power are likely to listen to John Brennan, given his sour grapes and anger at Trump has clearly long been personal.
Pentagon finally confirms near total decapitation of civilian leadership in the last 24 hours. Secretary of Defense Esper fired Monday, the top Pentagon Policy official, top Defense Department intelligence official, and chief of staff to the Defense Secretary all out today — Ryan Browne (@rabrowne75) November 10, 2020
After all, who can forget this episode?
John O. Brennan, the C.I.A. director under President Barack Obama, struck back at President Trump on Thursday for revoking his security clearance, calling the president’s claims of “no collusion” with Russia to influence the 2016 election “hogwash“ and arguing that the commander in chief was trying to silence anyone who would dare challenge him.
So given Brennan is now openly and literally calling for an illegal overthrow of the sitting president of the United States, Trump now appears fully vindicated in having revoked his security clearance in the first place.


jewworldorder--2020-11-11--Cuomo: ‘if I Wasn’t Governor of New York, I Would’ve DECKED’ Trump by Now

New York Gov .
Andrew Cuomo has admitted that he often fantasizes about “ decking ” President Trump due to his extreme TDS problem .
Cuomo made the admission during an appearance on The Howard Stern Show .
“ I bit my tongue so many times I have tongue scars , ” the governor revealed .
“ Here ’ s the trick , Howard .
I want to speak to the better angels .
I want to lift people up and I want to show Trump for what he is by opposition.
” “ I also had the practical situation @ @ @ @ @ @ @ York , ” Cuomo admitted .
“ That was my job .
If I wasn ’ t Governor of New York , I would ’ ve decked him .
Period .
He was attacking me .
He was attacking my family .
He was anti-Italian .
He was every nasty thing.
” Breitbart.com reports : His brother , CNN ’ s Chris Cuomo , also has a history of being openly anti-Trump , earning him the “ Fredo ” nickname popularized by Breitbart News ’ s John Nolte .
The elder brother took @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , explaining that he is “ very sensitive to all ethnic slight.
” “ It ’ s not funny .
First , the mafia stereotype has been such a stain for Italians for so long —and that ’ s where they go when they want to get cheap and nasty , ” he told Stern , contending that Trump targeted his sibling — a primetime CNN host — to “ attack ” him personally .
“ I said to him , ‘ You want to attack me ?
Attack me .
I don @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , but why are you bringing my brother into it ?
He ’ s just doing his job , ’ ” he said .
Last year , Chris Cuomo claimed that “ Fredo ” was equivalent to the “ n-word ” for Italians , drawing backlash from black conservatives .
The governor added , “ Take away that word governor for 24 hours , I would have had a field day with him [ Trump ] .
” Cuomo has continued to tout his handling of the Chinese coronavirus in his state while @ @ @ @ @ @ @ mistake to send coronavirus patients into nursing homes .
Roughly 33,000 died statewide as a result of the Wuhan virus .

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has admitted that he often fantasizes about “decking” President Trump due to his extreme TDS problem.
Cuomo made the admission during an appearance on The Howard Stern Show.
“I bit my tongue so many times I have tongue scars,” the governor revealed. “Here’s the trick, Howard. I want to speak to the better angels. I want to lift people up and I want to show Trump for what he is by opposition.”
“I also had the practical situation: I needed him to help New York,” Cuomo admitted. “That was my job. If I wasn’t Governor of New York, I would’ve decked him. Period. He was attacking me. He was attacking my family. He was anti-Italian. He was every nasty thing.”
Breitbart.com reports: His brother, CNN’s Chris Cuomo, also has a history of being openly anti-Trump, earning him the “Fredo” nickname popularized by Breitbart News’s John Nolte. The elder brother took issue with the president adopting the nickname, explaining that he is “very sensitive to all ethnic slight.”
“It’s not funny. First, the mafia stereotype has been such a stain for Italians for so long —and that’s where they go when they want to get cheap and nasty,” he told Stern, contending that Trump targeted his sibling — a primetime CNN host — to “attack” him personally.
“I said to him, ‘You want to attack me? Attack me. I don’t have a problem with that, but why are you bringing my brother into it? He’s just doing his job,’” he said.
Last year, Chris Cuomo claimed that “Fredo” was equivalent to the “n-word” for Italians, drawing backlash from black conservatives.
The governor added, “Take away that word governor for 24 hours, I would have had a field day with him [Trump].”Cuomo has continued to tout his handling of the Chinese coronavirus in his state while dodging questions on whether it was a mistake to send coronavirus patients into nursing homes. Roughly 33,000 died statewide as a result of the Wuhan virus.


jewworldorder--2020-11-11--Obama Official Admits Biden Camp Is Already Working With Foreign Leaders

Above photo : White House National Security Adviser Susan Rice , shakes hands with incoming White House National Security Advisor Gen. Michael Flynn , on January 10 , 2017 , in Washington , DC .
Mark Wilson/Getty Images .
Exactly What Flynn Did .
In late 2016 , the FBI investigated Gen. Michael Flynn when he was a transition official for the possible “ crime ” of talking to Russia about foreign policy .
Why can Biden do this ?
Two weeks after Donald Trump wonthe 2016 election , the President-elect named Gen. Michael Flynn to be his National Security @ @ @ @ @ @ @ new administration .
Flynn , who had previously served as President Obama ’ s Director of the Defense Intelligence Agency and then campaigned for Trump , quickly got to work in his new position by reaching out to his counterparts in foreign governments , as is customary for national security transition team officials .
One of the calls Flynn made , in late December , was to Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak , after the Obama administration had imposed a series of sanctions on Moscow in response to pressure to punish the Russians for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the expulsion of diplomats .
Gen. Flynn — fearful of an excessively retaliatory response from Moscow that could provoke what he saw as unnecessary confrontation , particularly given the growing anti-Russian sentiment in the U.S. — sought to persuade the Russians that there was no need for them to retaliate because the new administration , which was only three weeks away from taking over , would reset its relations with Moscow and try to forge a more constructive engagement .
Flynn ’ s efforts were successful : Russian president Vladimir Putin announced on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ diplomats in response .
It is customary for post-election transition officials to work with their counterparts in foreign governments to lay the groundwork for relations with the new administration .
As The Washington Post said about Flynn ’ s call : “ it would not be uncommon for incoming administrations to interface with foreign governments with whom they will soon have to work.
” Despite its normalcy , Flynn ’ s call , which was recorded by the National Security Agency that had been targeting Russian officials , prompted the FBI — under @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Deputy Director Andrew McCabe — to decide to criminally investigate Flynn ’ s conversations with Kislyak .
Although the mid-2016 FBI investigation into Flynn ’ s possible corrupt connections to Moscow had been ordered closed for lack of evidence , the FBI manufactured a possible ground of criminality to justify its investigation of Flynn for this call : namely , possible violations of the Logan Act , a 150-year-old law that purports to criminalize attempts by a private citizen to conduct foreign policy at odds with official U.S. foreign policy which ( a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ anyone ; ( b ) is almost certainly unconstitutional ; and ( c ) has been ignored — properly so — in countless more blatant cases , such as when then-House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi undermined Bush administration policy to isolate Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad for helping Iraqi insurgents kill U.S. troops in Iraq by visiting Assad in 2007 , infuriating the Bush White House and leading to frivolous calls from fringe right-wing voices for Pelosi ’ s prosecution under the Logan Act .
But Flynn ’ s ordinary call with the Russian @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of FBI and NSA powers as part of the security state ’ s ongoing efforts to interfere in the 2016 election and then sabotage the Trump administration before it even began .
One way this corrupt agenda was carried out was by attempting to criminalize officials of the Trump campaign and then the new government with blatantly political motives .
First , agents within the security state committed the most serious leaking crimes that exist under U.S. law — revealing the contents of intercepted communications with foreign officials — by leaking the contents @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Washington Post ’ s long-time CIA spokesman David Ignatius , which Ignatius reported on January 12 .
Two weeks later , on January 24 , McCabe — acting on Comey ’ s orders but without notifying the White House Counsel , angering outgoing Acting Attorney General Sally Yates — called Flynn and told him that FBI agents would visit him to interrogate him about this call .
Documents finally made public earlier this year show that the FBI agents who visited Flynn did not believe he was lying to them , and that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Flynn into lying so that they could concoct a crime .
Although Flynn said he could not remember having spoken to Kislyak about sanctions , the FBI agents , as well as FBI Director Comey himself , said that they believed this might have been by-product of honest lack of recollection , not an intent to deceive .
After all , what motive would Flynn have for concealing a perfectly normal , customary and legal call as a transition official with this Russian counterpart other than , perhaps , a desire to avoid @ @ @ @ @ @ @ anti-Russian political obsession in the Democratic-friendly press ?
Despite doubts by the FBI itself that Flynn had lied when saying he did not recall talking with Kislyak about sanctions , the Mueller team negotiated a deal with Flynn in which he would plead guilty to one count of lying to the FBI about his call with Kislyak .
Mueller recommended no jail time for Flynn .
Like so many guilty pleas that prosecutors coerce , it seems that Flynn pled guilty in large part due to threats by the Mueller team to prosecute @ @ @ @ @ @ @ irony of the Flynn prosecution was that — while authoritarian liberals now insist that of course lying to the FBI is and should be a crime without any other underlying crime required — it has long been a steadfast view in liberal jurisprudence that it should not be a crime to lie to the FBI at all absent some underlying crime , so as to prevent the FBI from having the power to convert people into criminals through interrogations .
The seminal opinion on that was written by Ruth Bader Ginsburg , who @ @ @ @ @ @ @ dissent in the the 1997 case Brogan v. The United States , Justice Ginsburg insisted that federal law does not criminalize a false denial of a crime to the FBI — because people have the right to try to exculpate themselves rather than comply with some non-existent duty to confess crimes to agents of the state .
The then-Justice Ginsburg , now a heavenly angel , also warned of “ the dubious propriety of bringing felony prosecutions for bare exculpatory denials informally made to Government agents ” ( two other liberal justices , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ warn of the dangers that “ an overzealous prosecutor or investigator — aware that a person has committed some suspicious acts , but unable to make a criminal case — will create a crime by surprising the suspect , asking about those acts , and receiving a false denial.
” Once the new documents were released earlier this year showing that even FBI agents had doubts that Flynn was lying and that the interrogation seemed designed to entrap him , the DOJ moved to dismiss the criminal case , infuriating law-and-order liberals who @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fail to obediently confess non-existent crimes to the FBI .
As a result of the release of those new documents , I produced a 90-minute video program exploring all the reasons why the Flynn prosecution is such a profound abuse of power and sham .
One of the primary arguments I made there was that there should never have been an FBI interrogation of Flynn about his completely proper call with the Russian ambassador in the first place : That was always the most shocking part of this abusive prosecution by a radically @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to convert a normal conversation by a transition official into a form of treason .
Any doubts about how customary it is for such calls to be made by transition officials were unintentionally obliterated on Monday night by former Obama national security official Ben Rhodes , who is almost certain to occupy a high-level national security position in a Biden administration .
Speaking on MSNBC — of course — Rhodes , while amicably chatting with former Bush/Cheney Communications Director turned-beloved-by-liberals-MSNBC-host Nicolle Wallace , admitted in passing that “ foreign leaders are already having @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the agenda they ’ re going to pursue January 20 , ” all to ensure “ as seamless a transition as possible , ” adding : “ the center of political gravity in this country and the world is shifting to Joe Biden.
” That Joe Biden — despite Donald Trump still being the only U.S. President — is “ already having phone calls ” with foreign officials to “ talk about the agenda they ’ re going to pursue January 20 ” is completely normal : something we should want a President-elect @ @ @ @ @ @ @ That ’ s what made the FBI ’ s attempt to convert Gen. Flynn ’ s identical transition activities in 2016 into a crime so corrupt : just one more instance of the abuse of power that plagued the security state throughout the 2016 election and into the new administration .

Above photo: White House National Security Adviser Susan Rice, shakes hands with incoming White House National Security Advisor Gen. Michael Flynn, on January 10, 2017, in Washington, DC. Mark Wilson/Getty Images.
Exactly What Flynn Did.
In late 2016, the FBI investigated Gen. Michael Flynn when he was a transition official for the possible “crime” of talking to Russia about foreign policy. Why can Biden do this?
Two weeks after Donald Trump wonthe 2016 election, the President-elect named Gen. Michael Flynn to be his National Security Advisor in both the transition and the new administration. Flynn, who had previously served as President Obama’s Director of the Defense Intelligence Agency and then campaigned for Trump, quickly got to work in his new position by reaching out to his counterparts in foreign governments, as is customary for national security transition team officials.
One of the calls Flynn made, in late December, was to Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak, after the Obama administration had imposed a series of sanctions on Moscow in response to pressure to punish the Russians for interference in the 2016 election, including the expulsion of diplomats. Gen. Flynn — fearful of an excessively retaliatory response from Moscow that could provoke what he saw as unnecessary confrontation, particularly given the growing anti-Russian sentiment in the U.S. — sought to persuade the Russians that there was no need for them to retaliate because the new administration, which was only three weeks away from taking over, would reset its relations with Moscow and try to forge a more constructive engagement. Flynn’s efforts were successful: Russian president Vladimir Putin announced on December 30 that they would not expel diplomats in response.
It is customary for post-election transition officials to work with their counterparts in foreign governments to lay the groundwork for relations with the new administration. As The Washington Post said about Flynn’s call: “it would not be uncommon for incoming administrations to interface with foreign governments with whom they will soon have to work.”
Despite its normalcy, Flynn’s call, which was recorded by the National Security Agency that had been targeting Russian officials, prompted the FBI — under the leadership of then-Director James Comey and Deputy Director Andrew McCabe — to decide to criminally investigate Flynn’s conversations with Kislyak.
Although the mid-2016 FBI investigation into Flynn’s possible corrupt connections to Moscow had been ordered closed for lack of evidence, the FBI manufactured a possible ground of criminality to justify its investigation of Flynn for this call: namely, possible violations of the Logan Act, a 150-year-old law that purports to criminalize attempts by a private citizen to conduct foreign policy at odds with official U.S. foreign policy which (a) has never been used to prosecute anyone; (b) is almost certainly unconstitutional; and (c) has been ignored — properly so — in countless more blatant cases, such as when then-House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi undermined Bush administration policy to isolate Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad for helping Iraqi insurgents kill U.S. troops in Iraq by visiting Assad in 2007, infuriating the Bush White House and leading to frivolous calls from fringe right-wing voices for Pelosi’s prosecution under the Logan Act.
But Flynn’s ordinary call with the Russian ambassador became the pretext for further abuse of FBI and NSA powers as part of the security state’s ongoing efforts to interfere in the 2016 election and then sabotage the Trump administration before it even began. One way this corrupt agenda was carried out was by attempting to criminalize officials of the Trump campaign and then the new government with blatantly political motives.
First, agents within the security state committed the most serious leaking crimes that exist under U.S. law — revealing the contents of intercepted communications with foreign officials — by leaking the contents of Flynn’s calls to The Washington Post’s long-time CIA spokesman David Ignatius, which Ignatius reported on January 12. Two weeks later, on January 24, McCabe — acting on Comey’s orders but without notifying the White House Counsel, angering outgoing Acting Attorney General Sally Yates — called Flynn and told him that FBI agents would visit him to interrogate him about this call.
Documents finally made public earlier this year show that the FBI agents who visited Flynn did not believe he was lying to them, and that they openly discussed their intent to entrap Flynn into lying so that they could concoct a crime. Although Flynn said he could not remember having spoken to Kislyak about sanctions, the FBI agents, as well as FBI Director Comey himself, said that they believed this might have been by-product of honest lack of recollection, not an intent to deceive. After all, what motive would Flynn have for concealing a perfectly normal, customary and legal call as a transition official with this Russian counterpart other than, perhaps, a desire to avoid triggering what had became the insanely intense anti-Russian political obsession in the Democratic-friendly press?
Despite doubts by the FBI itself that Flynn had lied when saying he did not recall talking with Kislyak about sanctions, the Mueller team negotiated a deal with Flynn in which he would plead guilty to one count of lying to the FBI about his call with Kislyak. Mueller recommended no jail time for Flynn. Like so many guilty pleas that prosecutors coerce, it seems that Flynn pled guilty in large part due to threats by the Mueller team to prosecute his son if he refused.
One irony of the Flynn prosecution was that — while authoritarian liberals now insist that of course lying to the FBI is and should be a crime without any other underlying crime required — it has long been a steadfast view in liberal jurisprudence that it should not be a crime to lie to the FBI at all absent some underlying crime, so as to prevent the FBI from having the power to convert people into criminals through interrogations.
The seminal opinion on that was written by Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who now resides in heaven. Writing in dissent in the the 1997 case Brogan v. The United States, Justice Ginsburg insisted that federal law does not criminalize a false denial of a crime to the FBI — because people have the right to try to exculpate themselves rather than comply with some non-existent duty to confess crimes to agents of the state. The then-Justice Ginsburg, now a heavenly angel, also warned of “the dubious propriety of bringing felony prosecutions for bare exculpatory denials informally made to Government agents” (two other liberal justices, Stevens and Breyer, wrote separately to warn of the dangers that “an overzealous prosecutor or investigator — aware that a person has committed some suspicious acts, but unable to make a criminal case — will create a crime by surprising the suspect, asking about those acts, and receiving a false denial.”
Once the new documents were released earlier this year showing that even FBI agents had doubts that Flynn was lying and that the interrogation seemed designed to entrap him, the DOJ moved to dismiss the criminal case, infuriating law-and-order liberals who are morally outraged that a citizen would fail to obediently confess non-existent crimes to the FBI. As a result of the release of those new documents, I produced a 90-minute video program exploring all the reasons why the Flynn prosecution is such a profound abuse of power and sham.
One of the primary arguments I made there was that there should never have been an FBI interrogation of Flynn about his completely proper call with the Russian ambassador in the first place:
There was no valid reason for the FBI to have interrogated Flynn about his conversations with Kislyak in the first place. There is nothing remotely untoward or unusual — let alone criminal — about an incoming senior national security official, three weeks away from taking over, reaching out to a counterpart in a foreign government to try to tamp down tensions.
That was always the most shocking part of this abusive prosecution by a radically politicized FBI: the blatantly improper attempt to convert a normal conversation by a transition official into a form of treason.
Any doubts about how customary it is for such calls to be made by transition officials were unintentionally obliterated on Monday night by former Obama national security official Ben Rhodes, who is almost certain to occupy a high-level national security position in a Biden administration. Speaking on MSNBC — of course — Rhodes, while amicably chatting with former Bush/Cheney Communications Director turned-beloved-by-liberals-MSNBC-host Nicolle Wallace, admitted in passing that “foreign leaders are already having phone calls with Joe Biden talking about the agenda they’re going to pursue January 20,” all to ensure “as seamless a transition as possible,” adding: “the center of political gravity in this country and the world is shifting to Joe Biden.”
.@brhodes: Biden is already “having phone calls” with foreign leaders about “the agenda they’re going to pursue January 20th” pic.twitter.com/ynHspaEDxE — Tom Elliott (@tomselliott) November 9, 2020
That Joe Biden — despite Donald Trump still being the only U.S. President — is “already having phone calls” with foreign officials to “talk about the agenda they’re going to pursue January 20” is completely normal: something we should want a President-elect and his transition team to do. That’s what made the FBI’s attempt to convert Gen. Flynn’s identical transition activities in 2016 into a crime so corrupt: just one more instance of the abuse of power that plagued the security state throughout the 2016 election and into the new administration.


jewworldorder--2020-11-11--Gov. DeSantis Moves to Allow Citizens to Shoot Looters, Rioters Targeting Businesses

Florida Gov .
Ron DeSantis has drafted “ anti-mob ” legislation that would allow ordinary citizens to defend their businesses .
DeSantis ’ legislation expands that state ’ s Stand Your Ground law in response to the months of far-left rioting in Florida and across the U.S. this summer .
The legislation is an attempt to prevent “ violent and disorderly assemblies ” by permitting potentially fatal violence against anyone involved in the “ interruption or impairment ” of a business , according to reporting by the Miami Herald .
Foxnews.com reports : “ It allows for vigilantes to justify @ @ @ @ @ @ @ County prosecutor , Denise Georges , who has worked with Stand Your Ground cases told the Miami publication .
“ It also allows for death to be the punishment for a property crime — and that is cruel and unusual punishment .
We can not live in a lawless society where taking a life is done so casually and recklessly.
” The draft legislation also includes measures that would make protesting which disrupts the public by blocking traffic , a third degree felony .
The law would also reportedly grant immunity to drivers @ @ @ @ @ @ @ were blocking traffic .
Additionally the law would allow the state to withhold funds from local governments that cut police budgets .
DeSantis , an ardent supporter of President Trump , who won in Florida by just over three points , reportedly submitted copies of the legislation to the state ’ s Senate Committee on Criminal Justice and the House Judiciary Committee , according to emails obtained by the Miami Herald .
“ It ’ s clear that the Trump beauty pageant is still going on with governors and senators , who all @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” Miami Beach Mayor Dan Gelber told the publication .
“ And the governor is clearly a very good contestant.
” Gelber , a former federal prosecutor , was also a critic of the Stand Your Ground law when it first passed in 2005 .
DeSantis could not be immediately reached by Fox News for comment .

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has drafted “anti-mob” legislation that would allow ordinary citizens to defend their businesses.
DeSantis’ legislation expands that state’s Stand Your Ground law in response to the months of far-left rioting in Florida and across the U.S. this summer.
The legislation is an attempt to prevent “violent and disorderly assemblies” by permitting potentially fatal violence against anyone involved in the “interruption or impairment” of a business, according to reporting by the Miami Herald.
Foxnews.com reports: “It allows for vigilantes to justify their actions,” a former Miami-Dade County prosecutor, Denise Georges, who has worked with Stand Your Ground cases told the Miami publication. “It also allows for death to be the punishment for a property crime — and that is cruel and unusual punishment. We cannot live in a lawless society where taking a life is done so casually and recklessly.”
The draft legislation also includes measures that would make protesting which disrupts the public by blocking traffic, a third degree felony. The law would also reportedly grant immunity to drivers who unintentionally kill or injure protesters who were blocking traffic.
Additionally the law would allow the state to withhold funds from local governments that cut police budgets.
DeSantis, an ardent supporter of President Trump, who won in Florida by just over three points, reportedly submitted copies of the legislation to the state’s Senate Committee on Criminal Justice and the House Judiciary Committee, according to emails obtained by the Miami Herald.
“It’s clear that the Trump beauty pageant is still going on with governors and senators, who all want to be the next Trump,” Miami Beach Mayor Dan Gelber told the publication. “And the governor is clearly a very good contestant.”
Gelber, a former federal prosecutor, was also a critic of the Stand Your Ground law when it first passed in 2005.
DeSantis could not be immediately reached by Fox News for comment.


jewworldorder--2020-11-11--McConnell Warns Dems: ‘Don’t Lecture Us on Refusing to Accept an Election’

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell put Democrats and mainstream media on notice Monday , warning that they have no right to ‘ lecture ’ on the topic of President Trump refusing to concede .
“ Let ’ s have no lectures about how the President should immediately , cheerfully accept preliminary election results from the same characters who just spent four years refusing to accept the validity of the last election , ” McConnell said .
“ And who insinuated this one would be illegitimate , too , if they lost again .
Let ’ s have no lectures on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ McConnell continued .
“ In late August , Secretary Hillary Clinton said , quote , ‘ Joe Biden should not concede under any circumstances… I think this is going to drag out , and… he will win if we don ’ t give an inch , ’ ” McConnell added .
“ That same month , Speaker Pelosi and the Democratic Leader both stated , quote , ‘ [ President Trump ] needs to cheat to win.
’ In October , when Speaker Pelosi was shopping some conspiracy theory about the Postal Service @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ‘ I have no doubt that the president… will lie , cheat , and steal , to win this election , ’ ” McConnell went on .
“ Does this sound like a chorus that has any credibility to say a few legal challenges from President Trump represent some kind of crisis ?
” “ At this time last week , small-business owners in cities across America were boarding up their windows in case President Trump appeared to win and far-left mobs decided to reprise their summertime rioting .
Suffice to say a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not exactly spell the end of the Republic , ” McConnell pointed out .
Summit.news reports : President Trump ’ s legal team filed suit Monday in the United States District Court against Pennsylvania Secretary of State Kathy Boockvar and several county elections boards including Allegheny , Chester , Delaware , Montgomery , Northampton , and Philadelphia .
The lawsuit claims , “ defendants , the very officials charged with ensuring the integrity of the election in Pennsylvania , have so mismanaged the election process that no one , not the voters and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ can have any faith that their most sacred and basic rights under the United States Constitution are being protected.
” The suit also notes that the election was “ shrouded in secrecy , ” alleging that “ Democratic-heavy counties violated the law by identifying mail-in ballots before Election Day that had defects and allowed the voter to fix it to ensure their vote counted.
” Other lawsuits have been filed in Pennsylvania , Arizona , Michigan , Georgia , Nevada , and Wisconsin .

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell put Democrats and mainstream media on notice Monday, warning that they have no right to ‘lecture’ on the topic of President Trump refusing to concede.
“Let’s have no lectures about how the President should immediately, cheerfully accept preliminary election results from the same characters who just spent four years refusing to accept the validity of the last election,” McConnell said.
“And who insinuated this one would be illegitimate, too, if they lost again. Let’s have no lectures on this subject from that contingent,” McConnell continued.
“In late August, Secretary Hillary Clinton said, quote, ‘Joe Biden should not concede under any circumstances… I think this is going to drag out, and… he will win if we don’t give an inch,’” McConnell added.
“That same month, Speaker Pelosi and the Democratic Leader both stated, quote, ‘[President Trump] needs to cheat to win.’ In October, when Speaker Pelosi was shopping some conspiracy theory about the Postal Service, she recklessly said, quote, ‘I have no doubt that the president… will lie, cheat, and steal, to win this election,’” McConnell went on.
“Does this sound like a chorus that has any credibility to say a few legal challenges from President Trump represent some kind of crisis?”
“At this time last week, small-business owners in cities across America were boarding up their windows in case President Trump appeared to win and far-left mobs decided to reprise their summertime rioting. Suffice to say a few legal inquiries from the President do not exactly spell the end of the Republic,” McConnell pointed out.
Summit.news reports: President Trump’s legal team filed suit Monday in the United States District Court against Pennsylvania Secretary of State Kathy Boockvar and several county elections boards including Allegheny, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery, Northampton, and Philadelphia.
The lawsuit claims, “defendants, the very officials charged with ensuring the integrity of the election in Pennsylvania, have so mismanaged the election process that no one, not the voters and not President Trump’s campaign, can have any faith that their most sacred and basic rights under the United States Constitution are being protected.”
The suit also notes that the election was “shrouded in secrecy,” alleging that “Democratic-heavy counties violated the law by identifying mail-in ballots before Election Day that had defects and allowed the voter to fix it to ensure their vote counted.”
Other lawsuits have been filed in Pennsylvania, Arizona, Michigan, Georgia, Nevada, and Wisconsin.


jewworldorder--2020-11-11--Portland Drone Testing Facility Cancelled

Neighbors and River Advocates Focus on Next Steps .
Verizon ’ s Skyward subsidiary had sought to test drones with military applications on the Willamette River in North Portland , a proposal that met vigorous disapproval from locals .
Last week , the Port of Portland announced it would cancel a pending lease with Verizon for seven acres of riverfront property in one of Portland , Oregon ’ s most diverse neighborhoods .
Verizon and their Portland-based subsidiary Skyward had sought to lease this area to test drones on Verizon ’ s 5G network along the Willamette river .
“ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of community members and organizations who organized quickly to oppose this facility , ” said Cassie Cohen ( she/her ) , Executive Director of the Portland Harbor Community Coalition .
“ It ’ s now time for impacted communities to determine a more appropriate purpose for this sacred land , and other river-front parcels like it — including potential zoning changes .
There should be a community-centered process moving forward in land use decisions so that this level of conflict does not resurface again.
” Neighbors raised a variety of concerns around the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , as well as its environmental , social justice , and quality of life impacts .
Without Portland ’ s Greenway Overlay Zone notification requirements , the Neighborhood Association would have never heard about the development until construction began .
Residents also highlighted the possibility of potentially disastrous collisions with the helicopters , small planes , and birds of prey that frequently fly over the river and neighborhoods .
They held protests and packed contentious listening sessions with the Port of Portland and Verizon/Skyward .
“ This just goes to show that important @ @ @ @ @ @ @ made when the community and their public officials work together .
All stakeholders must be considered when it comes to the revitalization of our beautiful river , ” said Matt Stein ( he/him ) , whose Green Anchors Eco-Industrial Park is located next to the cancelled drone testing site .
“ Portlanders care deeply about restoring the Willamette , and doing what is good both for the river and for our community.
” “ This is a major grassroots win , ” said Lia Holland ( she/they ) , an activist with national @ @ @ @ @ @ @ who lives in North Portland .
“ But it also illustrates how much work the City , Port and companies like Skyward that profess human rights and racial justice as core values have before them .
Right now , there are few meaningful regulations on drones , data privacy , or law enforcement surveillance collusion in our city — with Portland ’ s recent bans on facial recognition as a notable exception .
The protection of the rights of Portlanders when it comes to new technologies should be on the agenda for City @ @ @ @ @ @ @ t slow down .
Our representatives need to catch up .
”

Neighbors and River Advocates Focus on Next Steps.
Verizon’s Skyward subsidiary had sought to test drones with military applications on the Willamette River in North Portland, a proposal that met vigorous disapproval from locals.
Last week, the Port of Portland announced it would cancel a pending lease with Verizon for seven acres of riverfront property in one of Portland, Oregon’s most diverse neighborhoods. Verizon and their Portland-based subsidiary Skyward had sought to lease this area to test drones on Verizon’s 5G network along the Willamette river.
“We appreciate the Port responding in support of community members and organizations who organized quickly to oppose this facility,” said Cassie Cohen (she/her), Executive Director of the Portland Harbor Community Coalition. “It’s now time for impacted communities to determine a more appropriate purpose for this sacred land, and other river-front parcels like it — including potential zoning changes. There should be a community-centered process moving forward in land use decisions so that this level of conflict does not resurface again.”
Neighbors raised a variety of concerns around the communication and approval process for the facility, as well as its environmental, social justice, and quality of life impacts. Without Portland’s Greenway Overlay Zone notification requirements, the Neighborhood Association would have never heard about the development until construction began. Residents also highlighted the possibility of potentially disastrous collisions with the helicopters, small planes, and birds of prey that frequently fly over the river and neighborhoods. They held protests and packed contentious listening sessions with the Port of Portland and Verizon/Skyward.
“This just goes to show that important decisions regarding publicly owned lands are best made when the community and their public officials work together. All stakeholders must be considered when it comes to the revitalization of our beautiful river,” said Matt Stein (he/him), whose Green Anchors Eco-Industrial Park is located next to the cancelled drone testing site. “Portlanders care deeply about restoring the Willamette, and doing what is good both for the river and for our community.”
“This is a major grassroots win,” said Lia Holland (she/they), an activist with national digital rights organization Fight for the Future who lives in North Portland. “But it also illustrates how much work the City, Port and companies like Skyward that profess human rights and racial justice as core values have before them. Right now, there are few meaningful regulations on drones, data privacy, or law enforcement surveillance collusion in our city — with Portland’s recent bans on facial recognition as a notable exception. The protection of the rights of Portlanders when it comes to new technologies should be on the agenda for City government right now. Innovation won’t slow down. Our representatives need to catch up.”


jewworldorder--2020-11-12--Ryan backs Trump big time. But is it to late?

Ryan backs Trump big time .
But is it to late ?
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