I love this so much!

Anatomy of a Really Vile Bit of Propaganda - American Thinker
https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2022/07/anatomy_of_a_really_vile_bit_of_propaganda.html

👆Stripped down to essential facts, the story is really this: An ardent abortionist, fearing that her state will ban abortions after the Dobbs decision, said an unnamed physician in an unnamed Ohio town told her he had as a patient a 10-year-old pregnant rape victim who needed to travel to Indiana for an abortion. No record exists of a report to law enforcement of the rape, even though an attending physician would be required to make such a report.

This tweet just went viral bc Mollie Hemingway rt it


Last time she rt me, I got banned within 5 minutes.

Hopefully this time I won't be.

Have you ever read the Bill of Rights?

So many of them have to do with the rights of defendants in trials.

I never paid much attention besides the 1st, 2nd, 4th and 10th.

I highly suggest reading them because of what we are dealing with now.

There’s an unbelievable case making its way through the courts right now, involving a 2A YouTuber who was arrested by the ATF for a sponsorship read. The case will have implications that ripple through the country. Harold Finch of “The Library” breaks it down for UncoverDC:

https://uncoverdc.com/2022/07/12/could-a-little-known-federal-case-against-a-youtube-celebrity-result-in-the-overturn-of-the-1934-national-firearms-act/

Good morning, everyone. It’s time to rise & shine. Get your grind on, & get some java & get after it. We’re halfway to Friday!

Some thoughts on the National Firearms Act of 1934: The US Attorney General back then literally said it was a de facto ban in congressional hearings done via abusive tax to try to end run around the unconstitutionality of an outright ban. At the time, a $200 stamp in 1934 was the rough equivalent today of $4,300. Bear in mind that tax was literally in the middle of the GREAT DEPRESSION when 20% of Americans were jobless, and a new car cost approximately $400. So the tax was exorbitant to say the least & designed to make NFA items unaffordable to nearly all Americans. So yes, it WAS an abusive tax SPECIFICALLY meant to deny Americans the ability to own NFA items- a defacto ban by placing them in the unaffordable category by an abusive tax.

Kind of like Roberts deciding vote ruling that Obamacare ‘was a tax’. The NFA was the first successful application of this type of government abuse. These types of government abuses specifically target & disproportionately harm low-income & working-class Americans.

JUST IN - US inflation surges to 9.1%, the highest in 40 years.

@disclosetv

Inflation hits a record 9.1%, “the fastest pace since 1981.”

Eggs up 33.1%
Fuel oil up 98.5%
Milk up 16.4%

Paul, simply put, either decertifications occur for the 2020 election, or any races in this multi-year window, or the Republic itself will cease to exist in two decades.

The signing of the declaration and departure from the crown was also not “legal,” but it happened. So, I’m hopeful such a thing can occur. Wisconsin is glaring out at America over this recent decision.

https://news.1rj.ru/str/SethKeshelChat/303613

Yesterday, I jumped into 4 mail in states, with Utah being one. Their first presidential full mail election was in 2016.

Numbers there and in three other big mail states (WA, OR, CO) didn’t budge in 2016 from standard progression. Media says mail in ballots are why we had such huge “turnout” in the major contested stolen states.

Want the truth? Here’s my read on Utah.

The rest are in this article

https://skeshel.substack.com/p/washington-oregon-colorado-and-utah