Tag: Georgia

Joachim Hagopian, President-Elect Trump’s WWIII Train Wreck Incoming

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Joachim Hagopian Since June this year, NATO has amassed a half million troops on high readiness along the Russian border, as both a show of force in case World War III’s Western front breaks out, but more apt to act as an albeit weak and hollow pressure on Russia to want to make concessions to end the Ukraine conflict, according to the November 12th Chinese website inf.news. With Russia pushing Ukraine forces steadily in retreat along the frontline in recent weeks, the Kremlin remains in the driver’s seat in its war of attrition Kiev is losing,…

Joachim Hagopian, Lies Cannot Hide Israel’s Failed Attack on Iran’s Air Defense System

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Joachim Hagopian   An October 27th Times of Israel reports that Israel’s IDF airstrike against Iran late Friday-early Saturday was a complete and rousing success: Israel’s widespread airstrikes in Iran on Saturday crippled Iran’s ability to produce long-range ballistic missiles in a blow that will be hard and time-consuming to recover from, and rendered crucial energy facilities vulnerable to future attacks by destroying air defense batteries protecting them, according to multiple reports citing Israeli, American and Iranian officials, as well as satellite images analyzed by experts. On Saturday night October 26th the Jerusalem Post headline boasted: ‘Backbone…

Massive 2020 Vote Fraud was Never Addressed before Trump’s Indictment

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By Patrick J. McShay “We have put together, I think, the most extensive and inclusive voter fraud organization in the history of American politics” — Joe Biden on the Campaign Trail in 2019 While former president Donald Trump continues to be harassed, and is now criminally charged for saying the 2020 election was rigged for Biden, new evidence continues to emerge that proves him right. If the public was aware of this evidence it would change the way the public sees the election, but the truth is, the criminal and…

Robert Madsen, A Summary of the Texas Election Lawsuit

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By Robert Madsen Texas claims that the presidential elections as held (and as directed by government officials outside the legislature) in Pennsylvania, Georgia, Wisconsin, and Michigan all flagrantly violated their own election laws by materially weakening or doing away with security measures.  Further, according to the U.S. Constitution, the legislature (representing the citizens) of each state has absolute authority and responsibility for how presidential electors are chosen; the will of legislature being expressed through state law. Texas claims that the violations of election law in these states created an environment where…