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Offline Paul May

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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #680 on: July 23, 2020, 07:56:37 PM »
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(Reuters) - U.S. coronavirus cases topped 4 million on Thursday, with over 2,600 new cases every hour on average, the highest rate in the world, according to a Reuters tally.

Infections in the United States have rapidly accelerated since the first case was detected on Jan. 21. It took the country 98 days to reach 1 million cases. It took another 43 days to reach 2 million and then 27 days to reach 3 million. It has only taken 16 days to reach 4 million at a rate of 43 new cases a minute.

The federal government, state governors and city leaders have often clashed over the best way to tackle the pandemic, leading to a confusing patchwork of rules on issues like mask wearing in public and when businesses can open.

President Donald Trump recently shifted his tone. He had been previously been reluctant to wear a mask himself but this week encouraged Americans to wear masks and recently appeared in public for the first time with a face covering.

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Brazil registered a new daily record for confirmed coronavirus cases on Wednesday, pushing the total confirmed cases across Latin America past 4 million.

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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #681 on: July 23, 2020, 08:07:24 PM »
  I don't blow my own horn. Those that Rejected the Haters by almost a 3-1 margin KNOW the score. I spoke with Jimbo late last night. Internals extremely good and continuing UP. This includes the all important Swing States. You do Not Know, what You do Not Know. You Know whatever the Fake News Media and 538 TELLS You. It's that simple.

Consider that "Il Duce, II" less than four months before facing re-election, commuted the sentence of his co-conspirator Stone, who was openly blackmailing him, ordered Michael Flynn's prosecutors to corruptly become his defense attorneys, and delighted in the B.O.P. "shaking down" Trump's former co-conspirator/fixer, Cohen, with a gag order-in-exchange-for-staying-out-of-federal-prison! Duce II also extended well wishes to a fugitive finally located and under federal indictment for procuring minor females for "Whitey Bulgerized", Jeffrey Epstein.

A member of Trump's transition team, George Nader closely interacting with and facilitating corrupt Trump associates, including Donald, Jr, Tom Barrack, Elliot Broidy, and Eric Prince, in undisclosed interactions with foreign leaders, during and after the Trump transition, was sentenced to ten years in prison on charges related to sex abuse of a minor, all during the same four weeks span Trump was conspiring to end the prosecution of Mike Flynn, B.O.P.'s muscling of Cohen for his silence about Trump corruption, abusing his office to pay Stone's blackmail demands by ordering an end to Stone's 40 months prison sentence, $20,000 fine, and two years supervised release, all before wishing Ghislaine Maxwell, WELL, and attacking NFL players who might take a knee in the future, and democratic party affiliated mayors across the country and their cities with unidentified, militarized, federal mercenaries.

None of the above description of Trump's corruption is intended to minimize his opening a new round of daily lying, supported by Pence, and misleading about his deliberate failure to minimize the risks of pandemic deaths and serious illness, the admissions within the State Dept. that Trump abused his office by directing his billionaire Ambassador to UK to pursue a financial windfall for Trump by officially requesting UK authorities, in 2018, "arrange" for the British Open to be moved to Trump's golf property in Scotland, and proof foreign governments have been bribing Trump by paying his hotels and that Trump has been directing tens of millions of campaign and U.S. government funds into Trump owned businesses!

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Trump uses more 'realistic' tone in coronavirus briefing, but repeats false claims: FACT CHECK
He changed his take on masks and bars, but still gave a rosy outlook.
ByLibby Cathey - 22 July 2020, 15:44 17 min read .....

ANYONE who supports Trump is sponsoring a wannabe totalitarian and an Attorney General more openly corrupt than John Mitchell.
How does a reasonable person argue against the idea B.O.P. has been transformed into Trump's personal vindictive "instrument", capable of "Whitey Bulgerizing" Jeffrey Epstein, after this judge's quick and evidence supported decision?

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Judge orders release of former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen by Friday, saying book publication restriction was ‘retaliatory’
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A federal judge on Thursday ordered the release from prison of President Donald Trump’s former lawyer and fixer Michael Cohen by Friday afternoon.
The judge found that Cohen was sent back to prison in retaliation for not agreeing to not to publish a book about Trump while on furlough from prison.
Cohen plans to publish that book, which will be critical of Trump, before the 2020 presidential election.


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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #682 on: July 23, 2020, 08:19:44 PM »
Tom Ridge, The First Homeland Security Secretary, Says He’d Likely Resign Before Letting Federal Agents Into American Cities

CBS PittsburghPITTSBURGH (KDKA) — Over 100 federal officers with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security have been sent to Portland, Oregon, in recent days.

That has brought protest from many, including a number of mayors like Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto, who said on Wednesday that he’d fight in court any such effort to send federal agents here.

Now the nation’s first secretary of homeland security, former Pa. Gov. Tom Ridge, says he’d likely resign rather than use DHS forces in this way.

Violence in Portland, often directed against their federal buildings, has sparked controversy on the use of federal Homeland Security forces over the strong objections of the city’s mayor and the state’s governor.

“These police officers are not stormtroopers. They are not the Gestapo, as some have described them,” says Acting Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf.

But federal police presence without the consent of local and state officials brought strong condemnation from Ridge.

“It would be a cold day in hell before I would consent or agree to the unsolicited, uninvited intervention in any of my cities,” Ridge told KDKA political editor Jon Delano. “I certainly don’t favor that kind of action, and certainly don’t think DHS was designed for that purpose to start with.”

Ridge urged President Donald Trump to work with state and local officials, not against them.

“We have strength in numbers. And unified, we could probably accomplish more than him acting independently,” Ridge said.

But Acting DHS Secretary Wolf says local police aren’t doing the job.

“What we know is that if we left tomorrow, they would burn that building down,” says Wolf.

Still, says Ridge, the DHS was created to combat terrorism after 9/11, not to be a federal police force.

“From my point of view, it wasn’t designed to become the president’s personal militia and so it is somewhat troubling,” he said.

Ridge told KDKA that if he had been secretary and a president ordered him to send DHS forces into an American city, he might have resigned.

“This is a tough one to accept as an individual, let alone as governor and former secretary of DHS,” Ridge said.

Ridge cited the example of Elliott Richardson, “one of the people I admired greatly in the history of American politics.”

Richardson resigned as attorney general rather than carry out what he believed was an “unconstitutional” order from President Richard Nixon to fire the special prosecutor in the Watergate affair.

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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #683 on: July 23, 2020, 08:29:24 PM »
It's good to have a political leader with life experience but seriously, isn't a man who will be an Octogenarian before he leaves Office kinda ridiculous?


https://www.news.com.au/finance/work/leaders/joe-biden-falsely-says-donald-trump-is-the-first-racist-us-president/news-story/9f89269905be821ee27901e873ecd789

And don't forget that history has a habit of repeating itself.



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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #684 on: July 23, 2020, 08:31:19 PM »
Put a pathologically lying draft dodger into the WH and our military speaks out....

Retired US Army Gen. Russel Honoré, the three-star general who commanded the military's response to Hurricane Katrina in 2005, sharply criticized the Department of Homeland Security for wearing military uniforms.

"That uniform represents the cloth of our nation for people who don't draw overtime, who serve around the world at the direction of the national command authority," Honoré said to MSNBC.

The optics of federal agents, who wore US Army uniforms in crackdowns on protesters, have concerned top Pentagon officials and lawmakers. Some armed activists have also worn pieces of the Army's uniform or carried with them military-style gear to protests, making it even more difficult to differentiate civilians from law enforcement.

"Federal agents who are wearing camouflage in our streets and carrying out the orders of our corrupt president against Americans obviously have no understanding of our military's most basic values — to uphold and defend the Constitution of the United States," Democratic Rep. Seth Moulton, a former US Marine Corps infantry officer, told Insider.

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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #685 on: July 23, 2020, 08:33:41 PM »
It's good to have a political leader with life experience but seriously, isn't a man who will be an Octogenarian before he leaves Office kinda ridiculous?


https://www.news.com.au/finance/work/leaders/joe-biden-falsely-says-donald-trump-is-the-first-racist-us-president/news-story/9f89269905be821ee27901e873ecd789

And don't forget that history has a habit of repeating itself.



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The voters will ultimately decide what’s ridiculous, will they not?

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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #686 on: July 23, 2020, 08:36:47 PM »
  What I wear, Where I go, Who I work for, Who I am,............ is Non Of Your Business! Get a Life.
  As I have said before, the "Shelter in place" knee jerk reaction actually Accelerated the Corona outbreak. UV/Sunlight/Vit D/Zinc is the key. I believe what Fauci and others are calling a "2nd Wave" is a Different Corona STRAIN. Just Like The Flu. This is why we have Yet to hear Fauci or any of his minions Guarantee that anyone catching and recovering from Corona would NOT come down with it again. Just Like The Flu. If they told everyone there might be multitude Strains of Corona, this might lead some to Panic and others looking at Corona as being another General Flu Bug and taking a cavalier attitude toward taking the necessary precautions to avoid contracting it. So we get this "2nd Wave" Malarkey.
  We frequently see Numbers for Corona Positive Tests. What we NEVER SEE is a number for those Testing Positive that are "ASYMPTOMATIC". Why is this? I believe there is an Issue with FALSE Positive Testing. The mass Corona testing done by MLB revealed a Very High %  being ASYMPTOMATIC. It also had the same players testing Positive 1 day, Negative 2 days later, Positive 2 days later, and Negative 2 days after that. There is a Corona TESTING ISSUE regarding False Positives. This is where the ASYMPTOMATIC Patients come in. No Dr anywhere at any time has been able to explain why there is ASYMPTOMATIC Corona patients. It's a False Positive Test. ASYMPTOMATIC Individuals feel 100% in-the-pink. They are really physically fine.
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Offline John Mytton

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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #687 on: July 23, 2020, 08:42:02 PM »
The voters will ultimately decide what’s ridiculous, will they not?

Yep, that's how it works but voting out the incumbent President and especially in this time of unprecedented chaos won't be easy. Against all odds, American's already voted in a TV reality star so what happens next won't surprise me at all.

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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #687 on: July 23, 2020, 08:42:02 PM »