The DOJ contacted me about a post I made about duplicated signatures in NY.
These signatures appeared on multiple registrations with different ID numbers.
New York's Special Investigations Unit said, "That's forgery!" when I shared the images with them. Then, "I could prosecute that right now if we knew who did it!"
When I spoke to the DOJ agents, they asked for NY's voter rolls. They did not ask for the signatures, though that was the original purpose of the call.
If law enforcement is so curious about this, and so sure it represents forgery connected to elections, I wonder why they didn't ask for copies of these files.
These are eleven fake voter registrations. All attached to the same name, same date of birth, same address, and registered within the same 24 hour period.
They were canvassed. Verdict: no such person.
ALL ARE FAKE. These are not a clerical error. This is a group of 11 phantoms inserted just before the 2020 election in NY.
I asked for the paperwork for these and about a million other records like them, curious whether there is any paperwork. The county refused. Other counties provided them, but not New York City.
Next question: The voter rolls distributed to researchers don't include driver's license numbers or social security numbers.
Do these records, and others like them, have Driver's ID or SSN? These are fake entries. If those numbers are in the records, are they fake also, or do they belong to real people (identity theft)?
This, and many other registration problems like it, were reported to AG James, the entire NYSBOE, and other NY officials. Was anything done?
Can the @FBIDirectorKash or @CivilRights @HarmeetKDhillon please check on this.
For the same reason @realDonaldTrump fires leakers, early voting should not be encouraged for the midterms, and banned after.
Early voting provides valuable information to anyone who wants to cheat in an election.
It's not much different from spilling the beans on troop numbers in a war prior to engagement on the battlefield.
Recently, POS illegal scumbag Maldonado Soriano beheaded one of the marines in the Quantico, VA Iwo JIma statue.
I know "it's just property" but it is also a very important reminder of sacrifices made by our Marines.
The filth that have defaced statues throughout our country should be sent naked and barefoot back to wear they're from.
Here is a video I made, at some cost to myself, to specifically document what these monuments are and why they must be preserved.
Anyone who vandalizes these statues should receive the harshest punishment possible. I have no sympathy for them. I don't care if they're illegal, homeless, drug addicts, poor, or twelve.
"Government incompetence" is not a good excuse for government incompetence. It is a good factual basis for firing everyone in government, not to justify continuing the incompetence.
Besides, we all know that a lot of what is claimed as incompetence is actually fraud or corruption. Of the three options, incompetence is the most benign, but all of them them are a sound justification for firing the people involved.
Every time I post anything that points out the obvious need for investigation or arrest of people connected to election fraud, corruption of any kind, sedition, treason, or civil insurrection, the replies are the same: "Never happen."
This is because honest people have become so accustomed to law enforcement ignoring their sworn oaths and duties, that they now consider the wrong outcome to be normal.
For instance; we see a leftist freak murder her three kids and other leftists freaks not only turn her into a hero and martyr, but 11 out of her 12 jurors want to let her go with no penalty. Tim Waltz skated on known fraud for around a decade.
In other words: law enforcement isn't law enforcement. No one believes it is. The libs know they can force it to do their bidding, such as when they had President Trump and many of his associates arrested in Georgia, and conservatives know that there is no point to investigating people like Hunter Biden, because very little if anything will come of it.
Law enforcement may as well be the kind of no-show job that the Mafia is famous for.
It's not that everyone in law enforcement is bad. There are a lot of fine officers out there, probably a majority. The problem is that they are hamstrung by politically active superiors.
To the people of the United States, it doesn't matter where the problem is, what matters is that they know they can't trust law enforcement unless it is applied to situations outside of protected or hostile class categories.
I want to trust that our laws will be enforced, but I just realized that to an extent, I don't. I know for a fact that many states don't follow election laws and no one in enforcement seems to care. Beyond that, I see too many examples of weaponized justice applied exclusively to conservatives.
That lack of trust is a big deal. I used to be proud of the FBI and respected their reputation for integrity. When I shared data about election fraud in New York with investigators there, I was told it had to go to the FBI. My first thought was, "Can they be trusted to follow the law?" I didn't think they could. As far as I know, the FBI was called, but they did nothing. Right now, similar evidence is being used to pursue officials in California. It is a good first step, but it needs to go all the way.
Today, my opinion hasn't changed much. It has changed a little, because Trump has made some progress there, but not enough yet to trust the institutions. It is a shame.
My dad is the oldest of eleven. He served in Vietnam as a swift boat pilot.
My Aunt Amy, the youngest of eleven, is my age. She is a good Catholic.
My Uncle Tom is an artist, but not like me. He had an idea to promote his work by loaning them to US embassies around the world. It worked.
He got an award for his outreach to foreign embassies. He was invited to the Bush White House to receive it. He went on the family electronic bulletin board, asking for ideas on what to do at the White House.
Specifically, how to show his disdain for the president, George H. W. Bush. I'm not too crazy about that president either, but do respect the office, the White House, and other people's property.
His favorite idea was to excuse himself to go to the bathroom, then make a huge mess inside, but make it look like it might not have been deliberate. He thought it would be hilarious to defile the White House, then go out and get his award.
Liberal thinking: vandalize your enemy's house and take their stuff.
I told him he should turn it down and not go.
I don't know what he did. We haven't spoken since.
Ilhan Omar may have never been a citizen of the United States.
What are the implications for her work as a congresswoman? Are all of her votes invalid? What about bills that she wrotem, initiated, or sponsored? Do they become void? Are we looking at a Lance Armstrong situation, where her entire public life is voided?
Does Omar have to return donor money? Did any of the people around her know she wasn't a legitimate citizen? What are the implications for them?
We know she's facing many criminal charges, arrest, incarceration, or deportation, but what about what she did in office? That's what I want to know. This is fraud, and "fraud vitiates everything."









