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Forwarded from Amy S Channel
👆The panel nullified the preliminary injunction and argued Louisiana and other states have no standing to sue because the regulatory burdens of the policy are not yet realized.


Hmm. Where have we heard this "No standing" argument from the courts before? Oh yeah, 2020 election fraud cases. Then, when the harm was done, courts said "too late." Our justice system is broken!
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Forwarded from Amy S Channel
👆“In December 2016, the Yota-phone was seen connecting to WIFI from the Executive Office of the President (the White House).”  

Trump and his team weren't in the White House in December 2016. So, who was using the Yota phone then?
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Forwarded from Tracy Beanz (Tracy Beanz)
Note to whoever is running marketing for these people —- this makes me hate you. Signed, Everyone.
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Forwarded from Miz Donna thoughts (Donna Willett)
https://www.theepochtimes.com/facts-matter-april-15-exclusive-election-watchdog-exposes-4-8m-ballot-harvesting-scheme-in-6-states-catherine-engelbrecht_4407268.html

TTV was invited to present their findings in WI, PA and AZ, to assist elected officials in crafting their election integrity laws.

They did not present in GA.

Were there public hearings in AZ and PA?

They gave the names of all the NGOs used in GA and all of their data to Brad because he opened an investigation.

There is one NGO that is international...

She is still waiting on subpeonas from GA

They have video from GA, Detroit, Maricopa and Yuma County.

They are working with LEOs in WI.

And will soon begin to work with AZ. She said it's more complicated there.
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Forwarded from Midnight Rider Channel 🇺🇸 (Karli Bonne)
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I said this on a periscope in 2020 about the power of the tweet- why do you think they are crashing and burning to keep us off twitter- the whole scam the manipulation and twisting of truth - the coverup of what these evil people have been doing is being exposed- I may need to have a 🥃 when this is over with all you glorious patriots- but first I have to stop this uncontrollable giggling 🤣
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Forwarded from General Flynn ️
Elon, I was hoping you’d choose this as the new logo for twitter 🤣
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Forwarded from General Flynn ️
Hey Elon, “have you considered that Twitter is blocking your offer because they are afraid you’d obtain documents proving they shadow ban and censor, which would contradict sworn testimony made before Congress?

This could be an Enron type scenario you’ve uncovered.”

Let’s get this to Elon. I want these bastards exposed for the corrupt smug arrogant thugs they are.
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Forwarded from CognitiveCarbon Public (Cognitive Carbon)
Why is the battle over Twitter meaningful? This is why. Read my substack posts on anti-social media and my wordpress post on Pandoras Box

https://news.1rj.ru/str/zerohedge/112963
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Forwarded from Forecast 432Hz (Forecast 432Hz)
The Twitter board collectively owns almost no shares... this is ridiculous.
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Forwarded from CognitiveCarbon Public (Cognitive Carbon)
"Directly or Indirectly". Musk knows how proxy voting works when Brokers are involved. If a broker holds shares "on behalf of" a Saudi, that broker votes on shareholder issues (like electing the board, who appoints officers.)
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Forwarded from CognitiveCarbon Public (Cognitive Carbon)
I have been chatting with @drawandstrike Brian Cates about this topic today. Here's an important thing to know. In a corporation, shareholders elect the members of the board (exactly who proposes slates of candidates and how is an excellent thing to go learn about. Here's one entry point for corruption. the process is somewhat analogous to the electoral college: you indirectly vote for President, not directly.) The board then appoints the officers (CEO, President, etc.) The officers serve at the pleasure of the board. The board *Directs* the officers to do certain actions, and *empowers* them to do certain other actions.

Now: if you hold shares of TWTR in your brokerage account, say Schwab...and you do NOT explicitly tell them that you intend to vote your shares, they will vote your shares for you, by proxy. So it is the entities who hold shares on behalf of others who potentially hold the power to elect board members and steer public companies by appointing new officers.
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Forwarded from CognitiveCarbon Public (Cognitive Carbon)
So the point that got all of this discussion started with @drawandstrike : Jack Dorsey has been tweeting some interesting things lately. He's perhaps not the super-villain we all thought he was. When he was serving as CEO, and Twitter suspended Trump's account: did Jack, on his own recognizance, give the direction to do that? Or was he, as CEO reporting to the board, given direction BY THE BOARD to take certain actions--since the board was, by definition, Jack's "bosses"? And who did those board members represent, exactly? How did they come to be on the board, and which powerful entities influenced their selections?
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