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Former CBS News president Richard Salant (1961 - 64 and 1966 - 79) explained the major media's role: "Our job is to give people not what they want, but what we decide they ought to have." ...and to this very day most Americans haven't noticed they're being brained washed! ~ N. Hooben
Saturday, July 27, 2024
Friday, July 26, 2024
Don't take my word for it...they're going to be able dictate a GLOBAL GOVERNANCE*
*This Global Governance issue has been in the works for many years; it now appears to be in its implementation stages. If allowed to go through the ratification process these treaties will mean the end of America as we know it...and everyone from Hugo Grotius to Barack Obama will be declared winners.*
*The term "global governance" is a broad term that refers to regulations that organize and centralize human societies on a global scale. The Forum for a New World Governance defines it as "collective management of the planet".
Some people who have discussed global governance include:
- A Dutch philosopher and jurist who lived from 1583–1645 and is considered a founder of international law. Grotius believed that a world government would eventually be formed to enforce international law.
- In his 1693 paper, An Essay towards the Present and Future Peace of Europe, Penn argued for a federal European state to maintain peace.
- One of the first organizations to promote global governance, and the predecessor to the United Nations.
See also Walter Cronkite video here.
Massachusetts*, hear ye, hear ye, hear ye...Listen to the great state of Tennessee.
*I picked on the state of Massachusetts because as a poll-watcher several years ago I determined that Massachusetts runs the most fraudulent election east of the Mississippi River.
Source: Natural News
Tennessee state secretary asks thousands of voters for proof of citizenship ahead of November elections
Tennessee Secretary of State Tre Hargett has asked thousands of voters to provide proof of citizenship ahead of the November elections, a move that infuriated the Democrats in the Volunteer State.
According to InfoWars, Hargett's office confirmed that the Tennessee Elections Division sent out more than 14,000 letters questioning the citizenship status of certain individuals in June. It offers bona fide U.S. citizens a prepaid mailing option to submit proof of their citizenship, such as a passport or birth certificate.
"Our office has received information that appears to indicate your voter information matches with an individual that may or may not have been a U.S. citizen at the time of obtaining a Tennessee driver's license or ID card," the letter stated. It also stressed that illegal voting is a felony punishable by two years in prison and a fine of up to $5,000.
"Accurate voter rolls are a vital component to ensuring election integrity, and Tennessee law makes it clear that only eligible voters are allowed to participate in Tennessee elections," said a statement issued on behalf of Tennessee Elections Coordinator Mark Goins and the Secretary of State's Communications Director Doug Kufner.
It continued: "Even though the person could have been naturalized since applying for a driver's license, they likely did not update their records with the Department of Homeland Security."
But Hargett's actions of ensuring election integrity ahead of the November elections did not sit well with Democrats, who accused Hargett of attempting to intimidate voters. Democrats in the Tennessee House of Representatives called for an investigation into the secretary of state for his actions.
"On its face, this letter is an egregious and unlawful act by a state official targeting a certain population of citizens who are lawful voters, with the clear intent to intimidate them," Democratic State Rep. John Ray Clemmons said in a statement.
TN state secretary lauded by conservatives
Democratic State Rep. Jason Powell meanwhile remarked that the letters dated June 13 burden voters with "re-proving their own eligibility" while being "threatened with imprisonment in a scare tactic reminiscent of Jim Crow laws." According to him, Goins – who oversees elections in the Volunteer State – "needs to cease with these threatening letters immediately and refrain from purging anyone who is eligible to vote from the voter rolls."
But Hargett's GOP colleagues and other conservatives came to his aid. U.S. Sen. Bill Hagerty (R-TN) praised the secretary of state and took swipes at Democrats' lack of initiative to secure the election. (Related: Outraged over vote fraud? Contact your state legislature and insist they protect voting integrity.)
"If an outstanding secretary of state's office like we have in Tennessee has identified and is taking action on 14,375 potential non-citizens who may have registered to vote, imagine what blue state officials aren't doing or won't do," Hagerty posted on X.
Conservative radio host Steve Gill also agreed with Hargett, saying that mandating proof of citizenship is the way that it should be to ensure a fair election. "I don't think they should feel offended, particularly if there is a gap between which people come to the country and later become citizens," he remarked.
InfoWars continued that the calls to investigate the Tennessee secretary of state come as government agencies in 49 states provide voter registration forms to illegals without requiring proof of citizenship. It added that at least 19 states and the District of Columbia also allow illegals to obtain driver's licenses. "These insecure and easily exploitable Democrat policies have led Republican officials like Hargett to take steps to ensure a fair election."
Tennessee Secretary of State Tre Hargett has asked thousands of voters to provide proof of citizenship ahead of the November elections, a move that infuriated the Democrats in the Volunteer State.
According to InfoWars, Hargett's office confirmed that the Tennessee Elections Division sent out more than 14,000 letters questioning the citizenship status of certain individuals in June. It offers bona fide U.S. citizens a prepaid mailing option to submit proof of their citizenship, such as a passport or birth certificate.
"Our office has received information that appears to indicate your voter information matches with an individual that may or may not have been a U.S. citizen at the time of obtaining a Tennessee driver's license or ID card," the letter stated. It also stressed that illegal voting is a felony punishable by two years in prison and a fine of up to $5,000.
"Accurate voter rolls are a vital component to ensuring election integrity, and Tennessee law makes it clear that only eligible voters are allowed to participate in Tennessee elections," said a statement issued on behalf of Tennessee Elections Coordinator Mark Goins and the Secretary of State's Communications Director Doug Kufner.
It continued: "Even though the person could have been naturalized since applying for a driver's license, they likely did not update their records with the Department of Homeland Security."
But Hargett's actions of ensuring election integrity ahead of the November elections did not sit well with Democrats, who accused Hargett of attempting to intimidate voters. Democrats in the Tennessee House of Representatives called for an investigation into the secretary of state for his actions.
"On its face, this letter is an egregious and unlawful act by a state official targeting a certain population of citizens who are lawful voters, with the clear intent to intimidate them," Democratic State Rep. John Ray Clemmons said in a statement.
TN state secretary lauded by conservatives
Democratic State Rep. Jason Powell meanwhile remarked that the letters dated June 13 burden voters with "re-proving their own eligibility" while being "threatened with imprisonment in a scare tactic reminiscent of Jim Crow laws." According to him, Goins – who oversees elections in the Volunteer State – "needs to cease with these threatening letters immediately and refrain from purging anyone who is eligible to vote from the voter rolls."
But Hargett's GOP colleagues and other conservatives came to his aid. U.S. Sen. Bill Hagerty (R-TN) praised the secretary of state and took swipes at Democrats' lack of initiative to secure the election. (Related: Outraged over vote fraud? Contact your state legislature and insist they protect voting integrity.)
"If an outstanding secretary of state's office like we have in Tennessee has identified and is taking action on 14,375 potential non-citizens who may have registered to vote, imagine what blue state officials aren't doing or won't do," Hagerty posted on X.
Conservative radio host Steve Gill also agreed with Hargett, saying that mandating proof of citizenship is the way that it should be to ensure a fair election. "I don't think they should feel offended, particularly if there is a gap between which people come to the country and later become citizens," he remarked.
InfoWars continued that the calls to investigate the Tennessee secretary of state come as government agencies in 49 states provide voter registration forms to illegals without requiring proof of citizenship. It added that at least 19 states and the District of Columbia also allow illegals to obtain driver's licenses. "These insecure and easily exploitable Democrat policies have led Republican officials like Hargett to take steps to ensure a fair election."
Wednesday, July 24, 2024
Netanyahu delivers speech before Congress
Full speech will be posted when made available. Full speech will be posted when made available. Full speech will be posted when made available. *
Tuesday, July 23, 2024
Tomorrow's Headline Today... BIDEN RESIGNS
Mike Gallagher just read this on the Salem news channel...and expanded on it!
The replay from Rumble is below.
Something to consider...or is this too far fetched?
Biden won't resign*, for if he did, Harris would become president without a majority support.
That would open the door for impeachment proceedings to begin immediately. A successful impeachment would make Speaker Johnson President for the last few months of Biden's faus presidency.
What do you think of that.
Storm'n Norm'n
Dothan, Alabama
The replay from Rumble is below.
Something to consider...or is this too far fetched?
Biden won't resign*, for if he did, Harris would become president without a majority support.
That would open the door for impeachment proceedings to begin immediately. A successful impeachment would make Speaker Johnson President for the last few months of Biden's faus presidency.
What do you think of that.
Storm'n Norm'n
Dothan, Alabama
*UPDATE
Biden will resign!!!