strategicdepth

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Partially. It has no mechanism to determine citizenship when registering to vote. It's entirely based on self attestation.

Under the Texas Election Code (§ 13.001 and § 13.002):

• You must be a U.S. citizen (along with other rules: resident of the county, at least 17 years and 10 months old to apply / 18 to vote, not disqualified by a final felony conviction with incomplete sentence, and not declared mentally incapacitated without the right to vote).
• The official voter registration application requires you to affirm that you are a U.S. citizen.
• You must also provide a Texas driver’s license/ID number or the last four digits of your Social Security number (or check a box stating you have neither).
• You sign the form under penalty of law. Falsely claiming citizenship to register is a crime under state and federal law.

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You're so ignorant of how things actually work. It's very easy to talk about "mass deportations," carrying that out in reality is a very difficult logistical task. No serious person who has actually been following the details believed it was even possible to start an operation of that size in the first six months after the Biden admin had spent 4 years gutting the agency. Planning, acquiring property, building out infrastructure, hiring and training takes time. The trend was excellent and every month, as the machine ramped up it was setting records. It was such a massive strategic error to willingly hand institutional power to communists, something you will soon learn.

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@AFpost Thomas Massie should take up motorcycle canyon jumping now that he's unemployed, it would be a natural career progression for the stuntman.

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@Joeoltmann Megan Kelly wasn't with us in the beginning, don't expect her to be at the end. Her positions conform to what she perceives as popular in the general political milieu.

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@Joeoltmann Does the report include actionable intel?

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@shaunmmaguire @TheDailyShow @teddyschleifer Shaun, these people don't think on a strategic level. They're presently on a high, inventing stories while passing around the bong. Of the small fraction of the electorate that was even aware of Musks political outlay, not one person altered their vote based on reported size.

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The leftist, absolutley dead set on making himself look foolish, refuses to reread what he's even arguing and posts an AI summery totally unrelated to his own point.
Let me aid your understanding of English. When someone argues "without a single firearm being introduced" you don't respond back with a bunch of individuals who had firearms in their car, in their hotel, on their person, but who never used, brandished or openly displayed those firearms.

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@smithchadwick Incredible stuff being seen here. Now the leftist posts, unironically, the testimony of Epstein's closest associate, inferring to us that we should rely on the word of people directly implicated in his crimes. Truly astounding.

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@yourbassist @smithchadwick @shaunmmaguire Here we find another leftist, this time one that struggles with the English language. Unable to comprehend what he's reading, he immediately inserts arguments that nobody made, unknown to him, committing what is known as a "straw man" fallacy.

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@smithchadwick @shaunmmaguire True to form, the leftist responds with a meme, completely unrelated to the topic at hand, showing a major Democratic insider, who spent his time traveling around with a former Democrat president, attempting to deflect from his inability to form a coherent argument.

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@shaunmmaguire Not to mention that with super intelligence systems, you can action decades worth of passively collected OSINT, to find character vulnerabilities that would have taken entire teams of analysts significant time, for only the cost of compute.

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@honestpollster @JackPosobiec @Peoples_Pundit A response that has literally nothing to do with what the OP requested...

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Here we see a guy, who claims to be an energy analyst, telling us that seasonality, which begins in Sept and is typically a well established trend by Oct, decreasing prices gradually over a multi month period, is the cause of gas prices, dropping off a cliff, in the days immediately following an election, where one of the primary narratives deployed by the party out of power, was the high prices of gasoline.

Patrick believes his audience to be retarded.

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Here we see a guy, who claims to be an energy analyst, telling us that seasonality, which begins in Sept and is typically a well established trend by Oct, decreasing prices gradually over a multi month period, is the cause of gas prices, dropping off a cliff, in the days immediately following an election, where one of the primary narratives deployed by the party out of power, was the high prices of gasoline.

Patrick believes his audience to be retarded.

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@GasBuddyGuy @Roach2Leslie Biden was literally draining the SPR to keep prices down for Kamala's election...

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Its pretty wild that anyone can take any official result in American elections seriously. Over half the country has no ID or citizenship verification mechanism, the only "democratic" nation in the world where that notion even exists, let alone is argued as a legitimate policy position.
On top of that, we have all sat and watched over the last three months, as AI shreds the cyber defenses of companies, cryptohardware, governments, universities, operating system kernals and the entire field of mathematics, but yet anyone still believes votes made on machines connected to the internet, that have had known open vulnerabilities for over a decade, are somehow reliable.

To a realist, no results garnered under these circumstances, should be taken with anything more than a grain of salt.

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Its pretty wild that anyone can take any official result in American elections seriously. Over half the country has no ID or citizenship verification mechanism, the only "democratic" nation in the world where that notion even exists, let alone is argued as a legitimate policy position.
On top of that, we have all sat and watched over the last three months, as AI shreds the cyber defenses of companies, cryptohardware, governments, universities, operating system kernals and the entire field of mathematics, but yet anyone still believes votes made on machines connected to the internet, that have had known open vulnerabilities for over a decade, are somehow reliable.

To a realist, no results garnered under these circumstances, should be taken with anything more than a grain of salt.

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Here we see another leftist, posting a picture of the most well armed subset of the American population, taking over a government building for 2h without a single firearm being introduced, zero arson and a 2h cleanup. It is the second time in this thread alone, that leftists have used pictures of the same event in some kind of attempt to argue that political violence is equally distributed throughout the political spectrum. The reason they all follow the same strategy, is because their options are so thin. Their sample size is measured in handfuls. If I were to imploy their tactic, it wouldn't be recycling one 7 year old event, I would drop so many images, of so many events, in different American cities, that it would blot out the sun.