I'm just going to run down this bunny trail for a moment...
Our Supreme Court refused to hear any cases involving voter fraud in Texas, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Arizona, Georgia...How can the truth be revealed if those with authority refuse to even look at the evidence? It is much easier to spin a "no voter fraud" story when the courts refuse to do their job.
Voter's addresses and names are public knowledge. There have been folks, Steven Crowder and his team on youtube are some, that have tracked down addresses of so-called "registered voters" that led them to random spots in the middle of the highway. In one instance, they knocked on a voter's door and asked to talk to the man associated with the voter's registration. Come to find out, that person had never lived there and, in fact, the current occupant had been there for something like ten years. They also discovered several people with the same name/address had voted a myriad of times. And this was just in Detroit.
If regular citizens can track down this much voter fraud it makes one wonder how much more is out there that's being hidden.
Here, we have "poll watchers". Both sides (Republican and Democrat) are allowed to stand and watch and keep those counting votes accountable. But this last vote, the conservative poll watchers were refused access. Does that not sound suspicious to you? Where is the accountability if only one party is watching the vote count?
In another instance, vote counting stopped because a water main broke. The counters sent the poll watchers home with the intention of returning in the morning to continue counting but as soon as everyone was gone, the continued counting! Later it was discovered there was no broken water pipes! Why the deception?
There certainly was fraud but the Democratic side has hidden it well. And now that they control so much of our government, they will never give up their position of power. To say our government "is correct" on this matter is just ignorant.
Our Supreme Court refused to hear any cases involving voter fraud in Texas, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Arizona, Georgia...How can the truth be revealed if those with authority refuse to even look at the evidence? It is much easier to spin a "no voter fraud" story when the courts refuse to do their job.
Voter's addresses and names are public knowledge. There have been folks, Steven Crowder and his team on youtube are some, that have tracked down addresses of so-called "registered voters" that led them to random spots in the middle of the highway. In one instance, they knocked on a voter's door and asked to talk to the man associated with the voter's registration. Come to find out, that person had never lived there and, in fact, the current occupant had been there for something like ten years. They also discovered several people with the same name/address had voted a myriad of times. And this was just in Detroit.
If regular citizens can track down this much voter fraud it makes one wonder how much more is out there that's being hidden.
Here, we have "poll watchers". Both sides (Republican and Democrat) are allowed to stand and watch and keep those counting votes accountable. But this last vote, the conservative poll watchers were refused access. Does that not sound suspicious to you? Where is the accountability if only one party is watching the vote count?
In another instance, vote counting stopped because a water main broke. The counters sent the poll watchers home with the intention of returning in the morning to continue counting but as soon as everyone was gone, the continued counting! Later it was discovered there was no broken water pipes! Why the deception?
There certainly was fraud but the Democratic side has hidden it well. And now that they control so much of our government, they will never give up their position of power. To say our government "is correct" on this matter is just ignorant.
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Yes, I too realized some time ago that credit card companies were working to put people in bondage through being in/amassing personal debt. I have never owned a home though, so my situation has been different from yours in that regard. It sounds like you live out in the country away from a densely populated urban area, and that sounds lovely. I have never really had anything of much value materially, as my mindset throughout my life has been much less worldly than others. People do need financial security and the way and means of supporting themselves and their families, and that has gotten much more challenging for many during these times. I feel bad for all those who may have been starting out under these conditions, and know there must be so many stories of people who had just bought a business that then failed when the closures came, or just got a mortgage and then lost their job and means to pay for their house. The social upheaval has no doubt been devastating to some/many.
