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DENATURALIZE AND DEPORT

The stolen 2020 election was a massive regime change operation conducted on U.S. soil through election fraud and psychological warfare that happened not just in the U.S., but around the world using the same playbook. Our elections consist of data, electronic data. Paper ballots are put through the machines and turned into a ballot image, the ballot image is data, and "data" can be manipulated with something as simple as a USB drive, virtual machine, or internet connection, especially when our voting machines have built in backdoors with remote internet access. Add noncitizens, dirty voter rolls, mail-in ballots, laws that allow ballots to be counted for weeks after Election Day, a dirty intelligence agency, foreign connections, corrupt judges, corrupt election workers, compromised machines, and you have a perfect recipe for a successful regime change operation.

UPDATE: On the girl who made all those viral videos about Georgia Power threatening to take their home with eminent domain to expand for data centers, her family was just forced to sell to avoid eminent domain Corporations always win. They lost their home but don’t want to leave “To us, it's theft. It's literally a billion-dollar company stealing land from Smaller people, people who can't fight back. We don't have the money to fight Georgia Power.” A spokesperson from Georgia Power says faking peoples homes actually benefits everyone “Eminent domain is always, you know, a last resort for us — I would just say that we see you and we hear you and we want this process to be respectful and transparent, and that is going to ultimately benefit you” It’s literally insane, Georgia Power is actually saying that stealing your property for data centers “is going to ultimately benefit you” She won’t be the last there are over 300 homes in this area being targeted for data center power expansion

I get why kids aren’t racing to get their driver’s licenses anymore. Cars are expensive. Insurance is absurd. Gas isn’t cheap. A trip through the Taco Bell drive-thru somehow requires a consultation with your financial advisor. But young bucks, listen to the millennial: You are massively overestimating how much money is required to have fun. We were broke too. We just had lower standards. Millennials would pile six people into a 1994 Toyota Previa with a check engine light that had achieved permanent residency. Someone knew a lake. Someone’s older brother knew how to acquire questionable booze. Someone had $11. Download every fast food app on your phone. Become a scholar of the value menu. Split gas. Buy a football. Find a swimming hole. Go fishing with equipment your dad hasn’t touched since 2004. Build a fire where you’re legally allowed to build a fire. Go to minor league baseball games. High school football games. Free concerts. County fairs. Hiking trails. Run a stupid 5K together. Get six friends and invent a competition so poorly organized someone nearly loses a shoe. Stop waiting for entertainment to be sold to you. That’s the trap. You think “going out” means spending $80 at a restaurant, buying $17 cocktails and paying $40 to park because that’s what adults on Instagram do. You’re 17. Your advantage is that nobody expects you to have any money. Get your license if you can. Get a shitty car. Find five good friends. Then go. The lake is still there. The woods are still there. The girls are still out there. Taco Bell still occasionally makes serious accounting errors on its app. Your youth is too valuable to spend complaining that fun got expensive. Become cheaper. Become more creative. Go make some stories. Just have one of you stay sober and drive the shitty van home.

WOW 🚨 Nick Shirley investigation finds a Minnesota healthcare company called Advance Mobility Incorporated that has been getting money from taxpayers and registered with the state FOR OVER 26 YEARS They visit the location, IT DOESN’T EXIST 26 YEARS of scamming Americans