Ennoscriptd? Just wow!

How to “Opt-Out” from the Big Tech Social Credit System

12 crucial steps you should take now to protect your identity, assets, and sovereignty from Big Tech elites.

https://vigilantnews.com/post/how-to-opt-out-from-the-big-tech-social-credit-system/

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https://rumble.com/v4t4c2z-2024-vanderburgh-county-state-delegates.html

Here’s a quick video detailing the 2024 VANDERBURGH Delegate race. Things to know!

An Open Door into Local Government Finance

Gateway collects and provides access to information about how taxes and other public dollars are budgeted and spent by Indiana's local units of government.

Take a look around. Search: Evansville VANDERBURGH School Corporation or the VANDERBURGH County Commissioners, and etc.

https://gateway.ifionline.org/default.aspx

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VANDERBURGH COUNTY

This Tuesday, you have a choice to elect real conservatives as your Republican State Convention Delegates. They are endorsed by Micah Beckwith, GOP candidate for Lt. Governor, and they are

America First
Pro-life
Pro-Gun

Click here to https://sites.google.com/view/micahspicks/vanderburgh find out your slate of America First Delegates.
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VANDERBURGH COUNTY

Here ye, Here Ye, the America 🇺🇸 First Candidates are convening to watch the election 🗳️ results in the former Republican Headquarters in VANDERBURGH County on the night of the election.

Come join us for fellowship and fun.

🎈 Balloons will mark the spot at 815 John Street, Suite 110.

Bring a friend, bring your family, bring a snack. Doors open at 6:00 pm.

America 🇺🇸 First!!

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Basic Election Facts
2024 Electoral Votes: 11
Population (2020 Census): 6,785,528 (+301,726 since 2010)
Likely Population at 2024 Election: 6,900,000
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Partisanship
Governor Party: Republican
State House Majority: Republican
State Senate Majority: Republican
U.S. House Delegation: 7 Republicans, 2 Democrats
U.S. Senate Delegation: 2 Republicans
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Ethnic Demographics (2020 census)
White: 71.0%
Latino: 11.2%
Black: 9.3%
Other: 6.0%

Know Your 2024 Electoral College: Indiana (11 Electoral Votes)

2024 Preview

Prediction: Donald Trump >+18% official, >25% clean
With so little Democrat strength outside of the Great Lakes and Indianapolis, and greater minority support for Trump on the horizon, Indiana should be a laugher that is called as soon as polls close.  Trump will probably approach 1.9 million votes naturally, and if enough former Democrats come his way, perhaps 2.0 million.  Indiana is worth watching because of its early poll closure time in the Eastern Standard Time Zone and if Trump is at or near 60%, it is a good sign he is on his way to a popular vote majority nationally. His performance in suburban Hamilton County will also serve as good indicator of suburban performance nationwide.

https://skeshel.substack.com/p/know-your-2024-electoral-college-869

Yes, I’ve won my political race! Thank you to the voters in VANDERBURGH County for your confidence and support.

World-famous cardiologist Dr. Peter McCullough recently revealed startling figures about the immense earnings doctors received for pushing the COVID-19 injections.
On the Tommy T Podcast, Dr. McCullough claimed that a typical doctor could make an extra $250,000 if they injected a substantial portion of their patients.

More specifically, if a doctor injected 75% of his or her patients at $250 per newly-injected person, that would end up being around $250,000.

1,000 newly-vaccinated people times $250 = $250,000.
This revelation was discovered through a leaked Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield document.

VIDEO 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻

https://videopress.com/v/mNEHgEWG



https://vigilantnews.com/post/dr-peter-mccullough-reveals-how-much-doctors-were-bribed-to-push-covid-shots/

HEALTH
22 State Attorney Generals Oppose WHO Pandemic Treaty, Citing Threats to Sovereignty and Civil Liberties

Indiana is leading the way through Attorney General Todd Rokita.

A group of 22 state attorneys general (AGs) on Wednesday told President Joe Biden they oppose the federal government’s plans to grant the World Health Organization (WHO) greater powers in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

“We will resist any attempt to enable the WHO to directly or indirectly set public policy for our citizens,” the AGs wrote in a letter organized by Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen.

Indiana Senator Vaneta Becker, sponsored Senate Bill 4 in 2023, setting the stage for a WHO takeover of the Indiana Health Department. The current director overseeing the transition is Dr Judith Monroe. She is simultaneously the CEO of the CDC Foundation. WARNING ⚠️

Becker is currently sponsoring 2024 legislation to “mandate” vaccine schedules for Hoosiers. The VANDERBURGH County Commissioners abdicated the VANDERBURGH Health Department to the control of Dr. Judith Monroe. Becker needs to be fired from her job; she continues to circumvent Hoosier sovereignty.

The WHO must be dismantled by Congress and support the Attorney Generals that are exposing the traitors to our Country.

https://vigilantnews.com/post/22-state-attorney-generals-oppose-who-pandemic-treaty-citing-threats-to-sovereignty-and-civil-liberties/

Nebraska Ends Income Taxes On Gold And Silver, Declares CBDC’s Are Not Lawful Money

LB 1317 is the fourth major sound money bill to become law this year, as state lawmakers across the nation scramble to protect the public from the ravages of inflation and runaway federal debt.

Under the new Nebraska law, any “gains” or “losses” on precious metal sales reported on federal income tax returns are backed out, thereby removing them from the calculation of a Nebraska taxpayer’s adjusted gross income (AGI).

Supported by the Sound Money Defense League, Money Metals Exchange, and in-state advocates, Nebraska’s sound money measure passed out of the unicameral legislature’s Revenue committee unanimously before being amended into a larger bill.

Sponsor Sen. Ben Hansen said upon news of the formal enactment of his legislation:
Gold and silver are the only forms of currency mentioned in our Constitution and with that comes the people’s ability to use it as such without penalty from the government. Saving, and using, gold and silver is our right and one of the only checks and balances to our federal government’s unending devaluation of our paper currency.

Taxpayers often realize ‘gains’ when converting the monetary metals back into Federal Reserve notes even though the ‘gains’ do not reflect an increase in real value but rather reflect the currency’s ongoing devaluation.
Despite the lack of “real” gains, the Internal Revenue Service imposes capital gains taxes on such transactions. Nebraska has now opted out at the state level, declining to carry the IRS’s position into the definition of Nebraska income.

FYI: Indiana Senator Vaneta Becker sponsored CDBC legislation which was defeated. Who is she representing, sure as hell isn’t Hoosiers.

https://www.zerohedge.com/personal-finance/nebraska-ends-income-taxes-gold-and-silver-declares-cbdcs-are-not-lawful-money

Indiana’s 2024 GOP State Convention turns into a Bloodbath

- The Indiana GOP State Convention is embroiled in a fierce battle for the lieutenant governor candidacy, marking a tumultuous turn in the state's political scene. Last year, Noblesville Pastor Micah Beckwith threw his hat into the ring, setting the stage for a contentious showdown.

In Indiana, lieutenant governors are nominated through Political Party State Conventions, where State Delegates wield significant influence. These delegates, elected by their respective political parties, represent districts and cast crucial votes every two years. This year, the spotlight is on the lieutenant governor and attorney general positions.

The tension escalated after Mike Braun clinched the Indiana GOP Primary Election and announced Julie McGuire as his choice for lieutenant governor. However, reports from State Delegates suggest that the Braun campaign is employing strong-arm tactics to sway votes in their favor.

A pivotal moment unfolded during a special meeting convened by the Grassroots Movement in Indianapolis, where GOP State Delegates and Precinct Committee members nearly came to blows over discussions about lieutenant governor candidates. Notable figures, including Micah Beckwith, former Republican governor candidate Jamie Reitenour, and former Republican congressional candidate Charles Bookwalter, were present at this heated gathering.

In response, a Marion County GOP email blast condemned the meeting, urging Precinct Committee members to prioritize their party obligations and distance themselves from the Grassroots Movement, perceived as a bastion of the conservative wing.

The rift within the Indiana GOP underscores deeper ideological divisions and strategic maneuvering ahead of the upcoming State Convention. As factions jockey for power and influence, the outcome of the lieutenant governor nomination remains uncertain, casting a shadow over the state's political landscape. With stakes high and tensions mounting, all eyes are on the Indiana GOP.

The Mississippi State Legislature just passed the SAFER Act designed to protect females and provides protections for private spaces such as bathrooms, locker rooms, changing rooms, and other living spaces.

It also defines people as either only male or female.

A slap in the face to Biden’s rewriting of noscript IX. Well done Mississippi!
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It's been two days since Ascension announced that its systems were hit by a cyberattack, leaving hospitals across the United States to rely on downtime procedures while it worked to assess the impact. 
Ascension, the largest non-profit Catholic health system in the U.S., provided a short update Thursday evening that provided more details on the current status of its systems and what patients should be aware of while it continues its investigation. 

Evansville Ascension patients have confirmed being referred to Deaconnes Hospital for procedures due to cyber security breeches. This has been an ongoing issue that the tech guys at St. Vincent have been unable to solve. Perhaps termination is in order to solve the problem.

Data Breach May 2024:

https://www.pnj.com/story/news/2024/05/10/ascension-cyberattack-pauses-elective-procedures/73644231007/

Data Breach January 2024:

https://www.svha.org.au/news/latest/update-on-cyber-incident-and-our-response

Data Breech December 2023

https://www.smh.com.au/technology/st-vincent-s-health-falls-victim-to-cyberattack-20231222-p5et9i.html

Imagine all the personal data and health records being stolen.

https://www.hospitalmanagement.net/news/st-vincents-health-data-theft/

Locally, no one was aware of the Cyber breech. Your records are not secure. Beware.

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State Rep. Fleming announces retirement one week after primary election

State Rep. Dr. Rita Fleming on Monday announced that she would step down “effective immediately” — just one week after running unopposed in her district’s primary election.
“I’ve worked to be bipartisan and benefit my district and generally improve life for the people of Indiana,” Fleming, a Democrat, said in a news release. “… It’s been an honor being a state representative.”
Fleming said she wanted more time with loved ones. She hails from Jeffersonville, which borders Kentucky.

The state party is already working to replace Fleming with a successor she’s named.

She was first elected to the Indiana House in 2018 and was sworn in to her role in 2019.
Fleming has worked as a registered nurse, nurse practitioner and OB-GYN.
Many of the proposals Fleming authored over her six years as a lawmaker focused on health care, particularly for mothers and children.
Most failed to pass, since both chambers of the General Assembly maintain a Republican supermajority.

COLBERT COMMENT: State Republican Party, we see you! This has been a consistent technique to have elected officials retire and replaced by “hand picked” politicians. Most recently the State Auditor, Tera Klutz , vacated to allow for that elusive “appointment”. Dr. Fleming is retiring after supporting the consolidation of the Indiana Health Department under the auspices of Dr. Judith Monroe, the CEO of the CDC Foundation. Warning ⚠️ Hoosiers!

https://indianacapitalchronicle.com/briefs/state-rep-fleming-announces-retirement-one-week-after-primary-election/

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Clark County Election Board admits error on two precinct ballots

CLARK COUNTY — The Clark County Election Board admitted a proofing mistake that left off one of the races during last Tuesday's primary election.
On the ballots for precincts Oregon 01 and Owen 01, the Republican candidates for District 3 state convention delegates were omitted.
"It was an unfortunate error," Clark County Clerk Ryan Lynch said.

Lynch said that around 300 pages of ballots across the county's precincts were proofed and sent to the public and chairmen of the county Republicans and Democrats. 
Between those precincts, 373 Republican ballots were polled. He said these precincts were among the last whose ballots were proofed, which he said resulted in the issue being overlooked.

Lynch said as soon as the problem was identified, he reached out to the Clark County GOP chairman and the secretary of state about what had happened.
In that particular race, voters had to select eight people among the nine candidates on the ballot.
Lynch said this particular race will be worked out within the party. He said the office is currently evaluating their previous processes to determine the issues.
"We will be making changes," Lynch said.

https://web.archive.org/web/20240513202438/https://www.newsandtribune.com/news/clark-county-election-board-admits-error-on-two-precinct-ballots/article_99aaa86e-112f-11ef-aa60-4fb441e2b0d5.html

COLBERT COMMENT: There is a consistency of County Clerks being inept in navigating the Election process. There are known anomalies, which have been shown to the elected officials. Yet the arrogance of perceived “free and fair” elections are being overlooked by these same elected officials. In VANDERBURGH County, the County Clerk Carla Hayden, is retiring after being served FOIA requests rather than acknowledge the many errors under her leadership. Public records are being denied. FACT.

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Musgrave resigns from president of Vanderburgh Co. Commissioners

Vanderburgh County Commission President Cheryl Musgrave has stepped down from her position.

Commissioners say she sent an email saying so longer desires to serve as an officer and requested that she be classified as “member.”

Musgrave lost the republican primary for her commission seat, but her current term ends at the end of the year.

She’s been on the commission since 2016.

Musgrave also lost the republican primary for Evansville Mayor in 2023.

But at the commission's 3 p.m. meeting, that changed. Elpers will now serve as president, and Goebel as vice president.

In a statement to the Courier & Press, Musgrave said she thanks everyone for their support during her "incredibly productive" 17 months as president.

"I've enjoyed a wonderful presidency where world-class Internet was installed for every property in the unincorporated county, major road projects are under construction a major trail is nearing completion new playgrounds construction, a new effort to create a watershed for Pigeon Creek, and the start to repairs to the Coliseum," she said.

Musgrave was not present at Tuesday's meeting − a planned absence for a vacation. But she requested the decision be made while she was not there.

"I no longer desire to serve as an officer and request that I be classified as 'member,'" she stated.

The decision comes a week after she lost the May 7 Republican primary to political newcomer Amy Canterbury, and a year after Musgrave lost in the Republican primary for mayor of Evansville.

Canterbury beat incumbent Musgrave with nearly 53% of the vote, cementing Musgrave's tenure on the commission would end this year.

"I’m still commissioner," Musgrave said, "so I’m still stuck in the political world until the end of the year."

There is a lot of activity occurring in VANDERBURGH County politics.

2024 INDIANA REPUBLICAN CONVENTION

Madison County Prosecutor Runs for Indiana Attorney General against Todd Rokita. The two Republicans are vying for the nomination of Indiana Attorney General.

Rodney J. Cummings, finds himself in the spotlight once again as his past comes under scrutiny. The moniker "Roadhouse Rodney" stems from a peculiar incident in 2016 when Cummings accidentally discharged his firearm at a Texas Roadhouse restaurant in Madison County.

According to Wish News, the Madison County prosecutor recounted the mishap, explaining that his gun discharged from his pocket, creating a hole in his pants as he exited the Scatterfield Road establishment. Fortunately, no injuries were reported during the incident, but eyewitness Aaron Taffner described it as a "pretty scary situation."

Taffner, who was dining at the restaurant at the time, recalled hearing the gunshot and immediately taking action. "It was a pretty scary situation," Taffner emphasized, noting that he swiftly retrieved his own firearm from his vehicle parked outside. Upon reentering the restaurant, Taffner encountered Cummings, who sported a noticeable tear in his shorts from the discharged weapon.

The aftermath of the incident involved Taffner alerting authorities, leading to police intervention. Upon their arrival, Cummings, Taffner, and other witnesses were briefly questioned before authorities departed without issuing any citations to Cummings.

This episode, though seemingly isolated, resurfaces as Cummings pursues a prominent political position. With the race for Indiana Attorney General heating up, opponents may leverage this incident to question Cummings' judgment and suitability for office.

As the campaign unfolds, voters will undoubtedly weigh Cummings' professional record against his past missteps, including the "Roadhouse Rodney" incident. With both candidates vying for public trust and support, every detail of their pasts comes under scrutiny as Hoosiers decide the future direction of the state's legal leadership.