False Christian teachings, trends….
“You know, nobody ever intended that governors would be sort of czars or dictators in charge of the economy,” Paul said. “In my state, you can’t have indoor dining, you can’t have outdoor dining, and your kids are not in school. We’re worse than New York City right now. In Kentucky, our governor has shut the schools down even though all of the science shows that—and all of the evidence—that you really aren’t having a surge when you have the schools open,” he added.
Respondents were asked, among other questions “which is better—a free-market economic system or socialism?” in which 75 percent chose the free-market economic system. Just 11 percent voted for socialism, according to the Dec. 18 poll that surveyed 1,000 people across the nation.
Trump’s presidency has been a catalyst to bring a lot of wickedness out into the open; this post is an impromptu list of what became apparent to me; have you seen these things?
The margin between Trump and Biden in Wisconsin is around 20,000 votes, but Trump’s lead attorney in the state says his team has evidence that around 200,000 votes were illegally counted. Some came from voters who claimed they were unable to go to the polls, saying they were “indefinitely confined.”
The landmark antitrust lawsuits, announced by the Federal Trade Commission and New York Attorney General Letitia James, mark the second major government offensive this year against seemingly untouchable tech behemoths. The Justice Department sued Google in October for abusing its dominance in online search and advertising—the government’s most significant attempt to buttress competition since its historic case against Microsoft two decades ago. Amazon and Apple also have been under investigation in Congress and by federal authorities for alleged anticompetitive conduct.
Big Tech is facing more scrutiny over its role in the 2020 election. The Amistad Project had a hearing on Wednesday delving into hundreds of millions in election funding from Facebook.
One of Facebook’s “independent” fact-checkers has ties to the Chinese Communist Party, raising concerns. [A very informative NTD video is linked]
Soros, a convicted felon and hedge fund manager, is one of the world’s richest men. Forbes currently lists his net worth at $8.3 billion, a significant decline since his $18 billion personal wealth transfer to the Open Society Foundations in 2017…Known as the 2020 Project, Open Society’s funding efforts have been aimed at “building the capacity of community-based organizations to catalyze political engagement throughout the year and not solely around elections,”
Chang pointed out that when YouTube and other social media platforms first emerged, ordinary people could freely disseminate information for free. However, these tech giants have now formed “a new monopoly of discourse,” controlling people’s access to information, he said…He also noted that while YouTube wants election fraud-related videos removed, it has allowed the Chinese regime’s political propaganda videos to remain on the platform.
Mrs. McFarland: Okay, so I should explain who I am. I was in the Nixon, Ford, and Reagan administrations. [I was a] traditional Republican foreign policy expert belonging to the Council on Foreign Relations, [with all the typical] graduate degrees, but in the last 10 years, I have become very dissatisfied and really unhappy with the direction that the Republican Party was taking the American foreign policy…So when Trump comes along, and he says “China, China, China. I’m going to make America win. I’m going to rebuild the military.” I was very intrigued. So I went to work for him.
WASHINGTON—Well before election day, entrepreneur Patrick Byrne had assembled a cyber intelligence team to monitor voting activity, and he has since reported instances of irregularities and hacking of U.S. voting machines…“This is in fact a slow coup,” Byrne said, involving foreign forces that he suspects includes the influences of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in particular. Byrne is familiar with CCP tactics, and cited some of their strategies.