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     Aesquire |
Sydney, did NOT in fact, admit to lying. She said she was unbelievable. That's true. You have to admit, it strains credulity that... A. An incoherent guy hiding in his basement, who wouldn't talk to the press after 9:30 in the morning, would win a Presidential election. B. That an election could be stolen in the United States, then censored by the press. C. That even questioning the results of an election would be censored by American mega-corporations that cooperate with the CCP... D. That a company that was widely accused by Democrat leaders of being a cheating machine for their Enemies, only weeks later is more credible than God herself, and it's heresy to question it's software. But ( Censored by your Masters ). | ||
| H0gwash |
A fair number of members on this board found her believable. | ||
| Reindog |
I watched over thirty hours of election fraud testimony in Michigan, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Arizona. There is credible evidence of election fraud. President Trump lost the Election by only approximately 40,000 votes spread across those states. This goes way beyond Sydney Powell and Lin Wood, who I don't find particularly credible. There is no sense in arguing about the past but to prepare the fight for the future. We are running a pool in our Civilian Defensible Zone as to the date that Biden gets Kamalized, ten dollars a square. Laurie and I spent several hours yesterday contacting Mark Kelly, Kyrsten Sinema, and the AZ state legislature. We are fund raising for YAVGOP, voter registration and even soliciting YAVGOP donations from our Califonia friends who love Prescott (let me know via private mail if you also love Arizona). We are Republican Precinct Committeemen (without voting rights...for now). We, as Conservatives, must fight and fight some more for the EVIL blanketing America. Get to work Badwebbers. Join us. | ||
| Reindog |
Don't worry, o my Badweb brothers and sisters. Your reindog is still a party poodle, just a concerned one. | ||
| H0gwash |
Anything legal I don't have an issue with. I appreciate the link to the Constitution classes. I still haven't watched the first videos yet, my taxes classes have priority, and those end in mid May. | ||
| Reindog |
H0gwash, Awesome! Taking the class live is even better. | ||
| Aesquire |
http://jewishworldreview.com/0321/lowry032621.php3 | ||
| Aesquire |
https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2021/03/w elcome_to_the_soviet_states_of_ameristan.html | ||
| Aesquire |
https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2021/04/e lection_fraud_hotspots__10_of_the_data_are_70_of_t he_fraud.html Since it's becoming a crime to discuss the Pretender and his illegitimacy, I'll just remind you the only way Harrus/Biden* are going to leave the White House, short of the Iranian nuke probably parked already in a storage unit in Baltimore, is if Xi orders them to. | ||
| Two_seasons |
So I got a good one today... Sure, I'll take the vaccine. Just mail it to me. Just like mail-in voting, my health and safety are too important to show up in person. It's safe, secure, and honest. So just mail it to me. I'll give myself the shot and send the paperwork back saying that I've been vaccinated. YOU TRUST ME, RIGHT? | ||
| Ducbsa |
https://pjmedia.com/news-and-politics/matt-margoli s/2021/03/17/trump-vindicated-as-federal-judge-rul es-michigan-secretary-of-state-violated-election-l aws-n1433162 | ||
| Ducbsa |
But, but, OrangeManBad! https://americanpowerblog.blogspot.com/2021/04/new -capitol-attack-investigative-report.html | ||
| Aesquire |
https://amgreatness.com/2021/04/26/dems-and-media- allies-attack-integrity-of-arizona-senates-ongoing -forensic-audit-of-2020-election-results/ | ||
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| Aesquire |
https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2021/04/p roject_veritas_pulled_some_stunning_admissions_out _of_the_new_york_times.html So an organization was formed a year before the election to defend, censor, and cover the voter fraud that had not yet occured, so was thus a part of the planned conspiracy to steal the election. | ||
| Aesquire |
https://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2021/05/in- search-of-pelosis-laptop.php I remember when the FBI was respected. I also remember 25¢ gasoline. And dime Cokes. | ||
| Aesquire |
https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/voter-suppression- dems-wrong-census-elections-hans-von-spakovsky | ||
| Aesquire |
https://pjmedia.com/columns/matt-margolis/2021/05/ 07/election-auditors-say-maricopa-county-is-refusi ng-to-provide-routers-n1445301 Simply, by refusing to allow evidence to be seen and destroying evidence, there is now No Proof that Biden* won the election. This isn't the first time in history a coup by fraud, or murder happened. In many cases those Rulers are called Pretenders in history books. They were often cases where the complaints were censored, too. Today, Occupier also rings true. | ||
| Hootowl |
First off, routers don’t store logs very long, only enough for real time troubleshooting. Routers and switches typically syslog their stuff to a central log collector like splunk, qradar, arcsight, etc. Second, NO ONE uses hubs any longer. It sounds to me like they don’t understand what it is that they are asking for. If someone told me to hand over my business’s routers I’d tell them to pound sand. They can have the logs, but the physical routers? Why? I need those to operate, and they aren’t going to reveal squat about the traffic that has flowed through them. | ||
| Fireboltwillie |
would the routers store any info that shows it was, or could, connect to internet? | ||
| Hootowl |
A router doesn’t “connect to the Internet”. It routes traffic to other networks based on ‘routes’ it knows. When it doesn’t have a route for a specific destination, it sends it to its default gateway. The router has ‘routes’ for internal networks. A request for traffic to be sent to a public ip isn’t going to match any of its routes, so it will send the packet to its default gateway. That keeps happening until the packets finds its way to the isp router. The isp router takes it from there and all previous routers have no idea what happens to that packet. The router isn’t what they need. They need the syslog output, which is most likely stored on a log collector. In fact, I’d be surprised if they’re even doing that. The firewall is usually where logging takes place. All they’re going to discover by looking at the router config is that it had a default gateway set. Routers shouldn’t block traffic, that’s what firewalls are for. They’re looking at the wrong stuff. | ||
| Aesquire |
But...but... the County Overlords insist the routers have delicate, super duper top secret law enforcement files or maybe naked kiddie pictures, they don't actually specify, just that it MUST NOT BE REVEALED! So either you are wrong about everything you think you know... or they are lying sacks hiding evidence of their crimes. You be the judge for yourself. I assume if you destroy evidence, you are covering for a crime. If nothing else, destroying evidence is itself a crime. | ||
| Hootowl |
The router contains information about the internal structure of their networks. That is sensitive information. My company certainly believes it to be, and we protect that, as well as our network diagrams, from disclosure. The router contains NO documents, emails, photos, or anything of the kind. It’s not a file server. It routes traffic between networks. It’s a router. | ||
| Court |
----->>>>I also remember 25¢ gasoline. And dime Cokes. I recall $0.19 gas lane $0.03 Cokes. Anyone recall when Lucky Strike changed the package from green to white to save the copper for defense purposes? At that time they cost $0.23 per pack. You put the quarter in the vending machine, pulled the handle and POOF out came a White pack of Lucky Strike with 2 shiny copper pennies (your change) wrapped into the plastic package the cigs were in.  | ||
| Aesquire |
You win! "Lucky Strike Green has gone to war" is in the same category as "War to End All Wars" and "God Wills It", from a few decades, and centuries, before my time.  Amazing how self centered I ( or we ) can be in our attitude towards history. "The Kids Nowadays" have zero conception of the anxiety of a high school student waiting for his draft number to come up and be sent to the jungle paradise of Vietnam. OTOH, I never had a parent or neighbor deployed repeatedly to IED central, and a WW2 veteran is usually furious at the idea of fighting a war indefinitely with no plan for winning. AKA Vietnam, Afghanistan/Pakistan, Minneapolis... | ||
| Zane |
I'm old enough to have been subject to the draft. Graduated H.S. in 1972 as Viet Nam was winding down. I really was worried as my draft number was 32. I got a letter from the government that said I was classified as 1H, eligible but not needed. Then about 6 months later I get the letter that says I'm now 1A. Had the war gone on much later, I'd have gotten snagged up. Instead of getting drafted, I would have run down and joined the Navy. I did really well on the asvab and they wanted to send me to nuclear power school. I came within days of joining. I had passed my physical, done well on the asvab and was ready to go. I was supposed to leave on a Thursday but the Tuesday before that my father had a massive heart attack. My mother asked me to stay and help take care of him. Being the dutiful son, I stayed and the course of my life changed drastically. | ||
| Chauly |
Mine was a similar "close shave": 1973, lottery number 6, I'm screwed. 18th birthday 1/27, the day the Paris "Peace" Accords were signed, the draft ended on 1/31. Never even registered, but was ready to go into the Air Force. Suddenly, my plans changed, off to college and the rest of my life.. | ||
| Chauly |
Doesn't it seem to be cross-purpose to save copper from the green ink change, but then give you two copper pennies? Strange... | ||
| Hootowl |
The paper was thrown away. The pennies were recirculated. They could still buy quite a bit back then. Plus, marketing! |
