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If the Michigan audit was dropped and then the results were certified because of threats to the politicians involved, that is not going to look good for the defense when this goes to the courts.
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Didn’t they also do that with Trump at his COVID conference when he didn’t specify which administration will be sworn in next
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Yeah just like that time Hillary was on trial for Benghazi! Man that sure was something of a telling off! Wowzer she won't do that again in a hurry.If the Michigan audit was dropped and then the results were certified because of threats to the politicians involved, that is not going to look good for the defense when this goes to the courts.
This nibba is my man, he's my nibbaThey do it all the fucking time. If you've studied any degree (university or technical college doesn't matter) related to a STEM field you HAVE seen this before. For the uninitiated, first the more entertaining version:
And an extra bit of explanation that is less fun to parse through:
I assure you. If you knew how the media reports any and all supposedly scientific facts, you'd see. Even on shit they have no reason to lie. Even on the most ludicrously benign bullshit. The media LIES. It does it constanty and relentlessly on absolutely everything and if you know how to check about the sources and care about the story, you will spot it. It's as tiring as it is horrifying.
For those wondering why the media would lie on even benign inocuous things and starting to get the 1984 tinfoil. Don't. It's often unintentional. Here's the thing, and this is something you'll have to learn about if you care about the scientific method:
Telling the truth isn't as easy as just stating things you consider to be true. To ensure honesty a scientist needs to be willing to change his mind if faced with evidence against his position, and he needs to check his evidence before publishing.
The media doesn't do this. They never double check their bullshit, they never try to stay honest and they sure as shit never change their position based on evidence, only narrative.
Because of this, a journalist quite simply can be considered to always be lying, even when they tell the truth. Because the journalist is never aware if what he's saying is true or not, he has no fucking clue because he never bothered to check to begin with. That's why even when they genuinely don't want to convey false information they still manage to fuck it up. Because they edit the source to make it more comfortable to read, simpler or more authoritative, and they don't realice the way they're editing it fucks up the actual meaning of what is being said. They don't want to lie, but they never actually tried to avoid doing so, so they do it anyway, because they're idiots.
And yes, it does drive the actual scientists insane. When I said if you've studied STEM you are aware of this, it's because they're literally teaching, on all STEM degrees, at least 1 month of "how to deal with journalists", (obviously not literally named that, but the name isn't standard and for all intents and purposes it is that), a course where they teach you what the media does, how they do it, and how to essentially try to adapt your information in ways where you trick the interviewer into telling the truth. For example, in journalism they teach the students to act as if they were morons when they understand what you're saying but think they can't edit it in ways that makes it "good for the audience", because subconsciously that'll make the interviewed person repeat the information in simpler and usually oversimplified ways, which for them it's good because they care more about narrative than they care about information. So now they're teaching us that journalists do this and to have prepared a syntaxis that doesn't oversimplify beforehand and start with one we know is more obtuse, so they'll be happy with the second which they wouldn't actually be without the first, more obtuse version. It's like the arms race of weaponized autism, academia and the media are literally currently engaged some kinda retarded narrative cold war because journalists are by nature completely dishonest. It's infuriating and hilarious in equal measure.
So what’s your take on how the media is currently covering this, it sounds like you have a lot of insight into this.They do it all the fucking time. If you've studied any degree (university or technical college doesn't matter) related to a STEM field you HAVE seen this before. For the uninitiated, first the more entertaining version:
And an extra bit of explanation that is less fun to parse through:
I assure you. If you knew how the media reports any and all supposedly scientific facts, you'd see. Even on shit they have no reason to lie. Even on the most ludicrously benign bullshit. The media LIES. It does it constanty and relentlessly on absolutely everything and if you know how to check about the sources and care about the story, you will spot it. It's as tiring as it is horrifying.
For those wondering why the media would lie on even benign inocuous things and starting to get the 1984 tinfoil. Don't. It's often unintentional. Here's the thing, and this is something you'll have to learn about if you care about the scientific method:
Telling the truth isn't as easy as just stating things you consider to be true. To ensure honesty a scientist needs to be willing to change his mind if faced with evidence against his position, and he needs to check his evidence before publishing.
The media doesn't do this. They never double check their bullshit, they never try to stay honest and they sure as shit never change their position based on evidence, only narrative.
Because of this, a journalist quite simply can be considered to always be lying, even when they tell the truth. Because the journalist is never aware if what he's saying is true or not, he has no fucking clue because he never bothered to check to begin with. That's why even when they genuinely don't want to convey false information they still manage to fuck it up. Because they edit the source to make it more comfortable to read, simpler or more authoritative, and they don't realice the way they're editing it fucks up the actual meaning of what is being said. They don't want to lie, but they never actually tried to avoid doing so, so they do it anyway, because they're idiots.
And yes, it does drive the actual scientists insane. When I said if you've studied STEM you are aware of this, it's because they're literally teaching, on all STEM degrees, at least 1 month of "how to deal with journalists", (obviously not literally named that, but the name isn't standard and for all intents and purposes it is that), a course where they teach you what the media does, how they do it, and how to essentially try to adapt your information in ways where you trick the interviewer into telling the truth. For example, in journalism they teach the students to act as if they were morons when they understand what you're saying but think they can't edit it in ways that makes it "good for the audience", because subconsciously that'll make the interviewed person repeat the information in simpler and usually oversimplified ways, which for them it's good because they care more about narrative than they care about information. So now they're teaching us that journalists do this and to have prepared a syntaxis that doesn't oversimplify beforehand and start with one we know is more obtuse, so they'll be happy with the second which they wouldn't actually be without the first, more obtuse version. It's like the arms race of weaponized autism, academia and the media are literally currently engaged some kinda retarded narrative cold war because journalists are by nature completely dishonest. It's infuriating and hilarious in equal measure.
The immediate proof that things aren’t that bad is that this happened over 12 hours ago, and nobody noticed until now. If it was the definitive break they wanted, it would be plastered on everything nonstop.
Yeah I get that but if it was for that, wouldn't it make more sense to do it after December 14th so it's more fresh in their minds once it's done to Biden.
All of those groups are obsessed with protecting your enemies. Good riddance, they would never speak for you anyways.First they came for the neo-Nazis and I said nothing, because I'm not a Nazi.
Then they came for the police and I said nothing, because I'm not a cop.
Then they came for business owners and I said nothing, because I don't own a business.
Then they came for Trump supporters and I said nothing, because I'm afraid.
Then they came for me, and there was no one left to speak for me.
So what’s your take on how the media is currently covering this, it sounds like you have a lot of insight into this.
Actually this kind of blatant electoral fraud is not like Benghazi, and the idea that people being threatened into doing things they wouldn't have done otherwise will look good when this goes up the ole' legal chain is not something I consider to be realistic or believable. Don't misunderstand me, I am more than aware of all the ways this could still go wrong, but threatening elected officials and their families when so much is on the line(as in, the integrity of our elections in general, and the chances of the GOP ever getting elected again in particular)is not going to be dismissed or ignored by the people and groups it will negatively affect the most.Yeah just like that time Hillary was on trial for Benghazi! Man that sure was something of a telling off! Wowzer she won't do that again in a hurry.
It's just more brave new world than 1984.Journalists lie on even benign inocuous things and starting to get the 1984 tinfoil. Don't. It's often unintentional.
Not here.
After these threats the Wayne Country Reps changed their votes. Utterly spineless.
And you wonder why a lot of local RINOs are caving in while most of the ones in the national or even state level aren't.
If this is the people Trump has to rely on in his corner, he's fucked with a capital F. Honestly, the only reason this goes on is because Trump cares too much about optics to just force in the Armed Forces and have them do every count in every state in controversy.So, let's say that Michigan gets certified for Biden tomorrow:
Okay? So Trump can take this to the SCOTUS. There is clear evidence that Michigan has significantly more votes than voters ... And the state certifies it without a recount or an audit?
I get why the Republicans in Wayne County switched their votes; their children were literally being threatened (what would you do in that situation? I personally can't answer that because it's too scary to even think about being in that position). However, if this goes to the SCOTUS, then wouldn't everyone running things in the state be held accountable? Those Republicans are truly stuck between a rock and a hard place.
If Michigan is certified, then Trump has a lot to work with when it comes to the Supreme Court. Solid proof of extortion, threats, fraud ... Yup. I think that Trump has a good chance when bringing this one to the SCOTUS.
They also believe themselves to have the moral high ground. And to a society where image and PR is everything, you know who to hedge your bets on.Well I guess one thing that needs to stop, is believing the usual boomer cuckservative talking point that liberals are weak or pussies. Ever since the China Virus invaded the land, everyone has seen the strength that liberals have. They have now managed to rig an election and apparently intimidating people into not questioning the election. And unless something major is done, they about to get away with a lot more. The liberal is the most dangerous political animal in the world right now because it has no sense of self preservation and morality.
Except when you realize what an uphill battle everything is, and how much everything is against you, how you only have yourself to rely on, and you have little if anything to work with, you realize the only real way to not have a life that ends in horrible failure is to just resign yourself to the motions. I mean, that's what Corona has done to a lot of people with these lockdowns. COrona is merely a dresss rehersal for the future if you're not down with the progressive utopia.Giving up would essentially mean resigning to a nihilistic, depressive life where we're begging for death to take us. It's a punishment worse than death. At that point, might as well die while fighting for your beliefs while you still have a shred of dignity.
Trump was never our savior. What he did do is provide a roadmap on who our enemies are. If we want to get rid of the swamp, that job falls on us. We can't topple the establishment individually, but exposing and holding their minions accountable wherever they are does weaken their cause.
Every Trump supporter has realized that. The average Joe hasn't and probably never will because they're not directly affected and we have yet to see cops come into people's houses in the US to make sure Corona procedures are being adhered to.Individually they are weak. Problem is we let them have power. They rely upon some external power source to support them. Once you strip that away they collapse.
Conservatives just have to realize that liberals never operate in good faith.
Because it's not enough for Trump to leave office. They have to see Trump have the position taken from him and see him being humiliated and leaving the public scene in disgrace before he begins a life on the run lest he ends up dead or imprisoned with everything he's earned seized and redistributed.There is some weird shit going on currently, like why the fuck is everyone trying to invoke the 25th amendment, it's going to be a tedious process and Trump will be out in January anyway for them.
That's because KF doesn't play around in the field of "being the moral compass of society". True equality is hatred of everyone, and treating everyone like shit. Even yourself.Yeah I remember some kid posting on the farms and people found their personal info right away which resulted in Null banning them before shit escalated.
It’s weird seeing Kiwi Farms have the moral high ground over supposed normie friendly sites
Well I think it must’ve been bringing the troops home that probably caused him to break off, honestly Trumps chances are looking worse now it is even harder to tell what’s to come.
Well, when people go on about lists and blackballing, and the only way off of the shitlist is turning on Trump, what real choices do you have when you have the gravy train rolling. When people say they hate you and want you dead and/or destitute, it's probably a good idea to assume they're telling the truth.A bad idea considering they are 2 votes away from losing the senate. The Republicans are cucking already? Knowing there's a political hit list with their names on it?
Maybe some of them are legitimately scared of Trump trying to pull a Caesar.. but it's probably because it'll disrupt their nation-building plans. The neocons probably see the forever wars as a type of routine maintenance work, retaining the global peace by nipping geopolitical issues in the bud. In their view Trump's isolationism results in geopolitical problems festering, and this has to be rectified ASAP, but now Trump as an added fuck you decides to misplace all their tools.Agreed, for some reason bringing back the troops has pissed off a lot of establishment types for some reason.
I thought the complaint was people were tired of the US being the world's police force. Also, wouldn't the talk of nation building be seen by some as a precursor to making a NWO friendly government? I mean, given China, the EU, and all the Islamic groups aiming for a caliphate, the real question is what the NWO will look like.Maybe some of them are legitimately scared of Trump trying to pull a Caesar.. but it's probably because it'll disrupt their nation-building plans. The neocons probably see the forever wars as a type of routine maintenance work, retaining the global peace by nipping geopolitical issues in the bud. In their view trump's isolationism results in geopolitical problems festering, and this has to be rectified ASAP, but now Trump as an added fuck you decides to misplace all their tools.
Experienced federal leaders, policy experts and historians have long focused on the monumental challenges associated with forming a government after a new president is elected. One of the biggest hurdles involves making about 4,000 political appointments, including more than 1,200 that require Senate confirmation.
But second-term presidents also must focus on political appointments, and in particular be prepared for significant turnover in critical leadership jobs following their re-election.
An examination of about 60 important leadership positions— Cabinet secretaries, deputy secretaries and undersecretaries at 15 major departments—shows that many were vacated at various points following a president’s re-election, either by choice or because the president wanted a change in leadership and fresh ideas.
The new data compiled by the Partnership for Public Service’s Center for Presidential Transition shows that from Election Day through the first six months of the second terms of Presidents Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack Obama, an average of 43% of their Cabinet secretaries, deputy secretaries and undersecretaries left their jobs. On average, 9% left prior to Inauguration Day and 34% left during the first six months of the second term.
During this period between the election and the early months of the second term, five Cabinet secretaries left the Clinton administration, eight departed the Bush administration and seven left the Obama administration.
In total, 463 appointments across the Clinton, Bush and Obama administrations were tracked
Few first-year appointees serve until the end of the administration
The vast majority of the high-level politically appointed jobs examined have been traditionally filled by presidents during their first year in office. However, presidents cannot expect those early appointees to serve deep into their administrations.
For the past three administrations, an average of only 11% of high-level appointees served until the end of the second term.
In fact, an average of 44% of individuals holding these jobs left office at various stages of the first terms of the Clinton, Bush and Obama administrations. As a result, many of the earliest officials in these positions were no longer around to share their experiences in the second term.
The Partnership for Public Service and The Washington Post maintain a database of President Donald Trump’s appointments for more than 700 key positions. The database shows the number of appointees confirmed by the Senate, the progress of candidates as they go through the nomination and confirmation process, and the jobs for which there is a vacancy and no nominee. The appointee database is located at wapo.st/2JUQPi2.
Conclusion
The need for effective pre-election planning is acute for presidential
hopefuls because of the large number of political appointees and the extraordinary challenge associated with staffing an entirely new administration. Recent history also shows that one of the key challenges for a second-term administration is to prepare for significant turnover among the highest-level government positions.
Although a second term in many respects represents a continuation of the previous four years, it offers a chance for a recalibration and a new start that requires serious preparation long before Inauguration Day. Even though the likely turnover of key personnel presents a challenge for an incumbent administration, it also provides the opportunity for a president to bring in individuals with fresh ideas and new energy.
I can simplify this: It's over. Democrats are gloating, and now this Ned guy is patting himself on the back on how he destroyed the Trump menace and how the MAGA movement will be relegated to history's villains that can now be used as the traditional disposable stock villains in future movies. It's not a matter of if everything we love is destroyed and replaced by the 1619 curriculum and a country where the first POTUS was Barack Obama, but a matter of when if people are making tweets like this.If Trump gets reelected it would be called a new administration which, in my opinion, is the same as Mitch saying "next administration".
It's considered a new administration I think mostly because many of the important leadership roles are replaced, for various reason.
This is very informative regarding presidential transitions
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Some graphs I got from the same site
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Another thing, I found this on twitter. These various levels of politicians, who have obvious TDS, yet hold so much power, truly frighten me. There's so many of them out there, even if you haven't seen them all, you KNOW they're there. Like a mouse or a rabbit: once you've seen one, you know there's a least a hundred more sneaking around. Except the number is actually far greater than that. Anyway! Here's that pos who scared/intimidated/threatened/etc. the two GOP into taking back their original vote and certifying MI
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Ok, last thing.
It's been two weeks since election night. The election night that just ended out of nowhere, kept me up way too late because, surely, they'd have the results by the morning. No, they took a break, God forbid they work in shifts. and then I had to wait a whole week! week and a half? so they could count every single last Biden vote (wink, wink, nudge, nudge) because that all it was, votes for Biden. Trump sat at 214 for a week!! As Biden's blue line got closer and closer to 270 and then he surpasses it reaching 306(!!!) while Trump ends up at like, 232.
I was told ballots are still coming in, still being counted, red states are flipping blue and it's dragging out for what feels like forever then next thing I know Biden is in the office of president elect (lol), dems are demanding Trump concedes, they're harassing (that's putting it gently) this Emily lady who's only doing her job, talking about the 25th Amendment, demanding Trump is prosecuted (the irony) and the rest. It's infuriating because we've been waiting, patiently, but they want the Presidency NOW! NOW! NOW! hand it over. It's only been two weeks but they demand it and they're not getting it and boy are they fuming. Fuck them, fuck these delusional faggots all over twitter, I'm so fucking tired of being told that I'm a nazi, racist, transphobic, etc. and that my race should literally be exterminated while I watch the black race burn, loot, riot, murder with no repercussions.
Sorry for the long post.
I can simplify this: It's over. Democrats are gloating, and now this Ned guy is patting himself on the back on how he destroyed the Trump menace and how the MAGA movement will be relegated to history's villains that can now be used as the traditional disposable stock villains in future movies. It's not a matter of if everything we love is destroyed and replaced by the 1619 curriculum and a country where the first POTUS was Barack Obama, but a matter of when if people are making tweets like this.
I can simplify this: It's over. Democrats are gloating, and now this Ned guy is patting himself on the back on how he destroyed the Trump menace and how the MAGA movement will be relegated to history's villains that can now be used as the traditional disposable stock villains in future movies. It's not a matter of if everything we love is destroyed and replaced by the 1619 curriculum and a country where the first POTUS was Barack Obama, but a matter of when if people are making tweets like this.
Forever war = pissing infinite money into natsec and the arms industry (haha GDP go up!) = more effective protection racket in oil and natural gas regions.The neocons probably see the forever wars as a type of routine maintenance work, retaining the global peace by nipping geopolitical issues in the bud