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[Vinny @TrainerVinny]

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[The SCIF @TheSCIF]

President TRUMP highlights @realMikeLindell's MASSIVE victory over DOMINION (now Liberty Vote) dropping their $1.3 BILLION dollar lawsuit.

This is an enormous win for ELECTION INTEGRITY and proves that the 2020 Election was NOT the most secure election like they claimed it to be.

[The SCIF @TheSCIF]

DOMINION 2020 Election Report Significant Findings, PG 182 to 184:

- Private Operatives Held the Physical Keys, Hardware Tokens, and Hidden Wi-Fi in the Count Room.

- Private Voter-Roll Access, 25,000 Unvetted Partners, Real-Time API, Deputized Partisan Registrars.

- Uncredentialed Private Contractors Ran Tabulator Programming, Poll-Worker Hiring, and Ballot Processing.

- "Delivered Just the Margin Needed at 3:00 a.m." Private Contractor Email During Active Count

1.) Vendor License Terms and Grant Clawbacks Replaced Public Oversight with Private Veto Power:

Dominion Voting Systems and its Michigan reseller Election Source embedded audit-blocking language in software licenses covering publicly purchased election equipment, expressly prohibiting independent forensic review and threatening "immediate legal action" against any clerk who authorized it.

Wisconsin Elections Commission Administrator Meagan Wolfe publicly asserted a private contract prevented her from complying with a legislative subpoena, invoking non-disclosure provisions against statutory oversight authority.

CTCL grant agreements in Fulton County $6.3M, DeKalb County $9.3M, Detroit $3.5–$7.4M, Philadelphia, and the five Wisconsin "Zuckerberg 5" cities, $6.3M combined, contained clawback clauses giving the private funder unilateral authority to demand full return of disbursed funds if jurisdictions deviated from CTCL's operational plans.

The public money was spent, the public duty was fixed by statute, the public record existed, yet private paper was invoked to defeat every oversight mechanism designed to verify it.

2.) Private Operatives Held the Physical Keys, Hardware Tokens, and Hidden Wi-Fi in the Count Room:

In Green Bay, Wisconsin, Michael Spitzer-Rubenstein of the CTCL-funded National Vote at Home Institute held the physical keys to the central counting facility, directed creation of three Wi-Fi networks at the Grand Hyatt counting venue, including one hidden, non-public network to which ESS voting machines were connected, and made sovereign legal determinations about whether late ballots would count.

In Maricopa County, only Dominion contract employees held the administrative iButton hardware tokens required to configure or validate the county's own tabulators, the county lacked its own administrative access.

A single shared technician-level credential was used across every component of the Dominion Election Management System in Maricopa and was never rotated through the 2020 election. In both jurisdictions, the people holding the only keys capable of configuring or controlling the election infrastructure did not work for the public.

3.) Private Voter-Roll Access, 25,000 Unvetted Partners, Real-Time API, Deputized Partisan Registrars:

The Michigan Department of State executed API contracts giving Rock the Vote and approximately 25,000 partner organizations direct remote access to the Qualified Voter File, containing partial Social Security and driver's license numbers, without NIST compliant vetting of partners or individual conflict-of-interest review.

Wisconsin's WisVote statewide voter database, priced at $12,500 per daily snapshot for public requestors, was connected by real-time API to CTCL partners at no charge; the WEC Administrator falsely denied any such API existed.

In Georgia, Eligible-But-Unregistered voter data was routed through ERIC to the Chan-Zuckerberg-funded Center for Election Innovation and Research for targeted partisan mailings, and 255 ACLU of Georgia attorneys were deputized as Fulton County registrars with access to the E-Net voter-registration system on Election Day without statutory authorization.

4.) Uncredentialed Private Contractors Ran Tabulator Programming, Poll-Worker Hiring, and Ballot Processing:

In Fulton County, The Elections Group, operating without any executed memorandum of understanding with the statutory election superintendent, held daily access to absentee-ballot request data, drop-box planning, tabulator programming, Logic and Accuracy testing, and the signature-verification server, Elections Group staff were issued county government email accounts.

In Detroit, former 36-year State Elections Director Chris Thomas was retained as a private consultant with no current governmental title and given operational control of the city's 2020 count. In Michigan, Election Source simultaneously held EMS project-file access across at least 22 counties and functioned as de facto system administrator during the 2020 cycle.

Runbeck Election Services processed absentee ballots for all 159 Georgia counties and produced an estimated 3.6 million ballot packets for Maricopa County, none of these private actors subject to FOIA or state open-records law.

5.) "Delivered Just the Margin Needed at 3:00 a.m." Private Contractor Email During Active Count:

At 4:07 a.m. on November 4, 2020, during an active vote count in Milwaukee, a private Elections Group contractor emailed Milwaukee election official Claire Woodall-Vogg writing that she "delivered just the margin needed at 3:00 a.m."

The Elections Group operative was embedded via CTCL funding, had no executed agreement with Milwaukee, and was controlling the network linking all tabulation machines in the counting facility. No comparable email exists in the public governmental record for any 2020 election jurisdiction.

The Center for Internet Security's Albert sensor MOAs in Michigan granted a federally affiliated private NGO the right to inspect election-network traffic "in a decrypted state" on networks where users were told they had "no reasonable expectation of privacy" placing the most sensitive tabulation traffic in private repositories outside FOIA and state audit reach.

KEY TAKEAWAY:

"The voter saw a governmental election. The record shows a private organization deciding whom to hire, where to place the drop boxes, how to process the absentee ballots, who sat in the counting room on election night, and which records would later be available for inspection. The public paid for it. The public didn't run it. The public couldn't audit it. And the public still can't see the records."

NATIONAL SECURITY IMPLICATION:

An adversary seeking to influence a U.S. federal election does not need to breach hardened government systems if vendors, NGO operatives, and private contractors already hold the administrative credentials, the keys to the counting room, and real-time access to the voter rolls.

The Privatized Election Operations record demonstrates that this architecture existed in 2020 across every decisive jurisdiction. It creates an under-regulated attack surface invisible to standard federal oversight, and a documented playbook for any future actor willing to use it.

[🎹 Ames™ 🎹 @Real_Ames]

Imagine being 80 years old, struggling to climb a flight of stairs, and the one thing helping you keep your balance is the handrail... only to have someone block it and refuse to move.

That's not a prank. That's not funny. It's cruel.

Show some basic human decency. Respect your elders. One careless act like this could have caused her to fall, suffer a devastating injury, or worse.

The world has enough cruelty. Helping an elderly person should never be optional.

Let just take a moment to notice the color of the man's skin.... shall we.

[“Sudden And Unexpected” @toobaffled]

Go figure

[🇺🇸🍩 JULIE DONUTS 🇺🇸🍩 @Juliedonuts]

President Trump Posts KENNEDY. 🇺🇸🙏

Kennedy was telling us…

INFILTRATION FROM WITHIN‼️

TRUMP IS ENDING THE GLOBALISTS MONSTERS!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[Wall Street Apes @WallStreetApes]

Elizabeth Goitein, a well-known expert on national security law and surveillance reform confirms the FBI has a database full of unlawful surveillance on American citizens

Rep Brandon Gill: “So there’s millions of, potentially more, bits of communication information of American citizens sitting in various government databases that FBI agents have access to without obtaining a warrant? That seems like a pretty egregious violation of the Fourth Amendment, does it not?”

Elizabeth Goitein: “To me, that is a violation right there, even if every single query complies with the internal standards and procedures that have been adopted. It’s not probable cause in a warrant, and therefore, it’s a Fourth Amendment problem.”

Brandon Gill: “Agreed”

This is all being obtained with FISA

It concerns Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA)

This program allows the US government to target non-US persons overseas for electronic surveillance like emails, texts, call without a warrant.

The main issue is this sweeps in massive amounts of Americans’ communications

Once collected, the data sits in government databases. FBI agents (and others) can then perform “backdoor searches” called US person queries on that data without a warrant, using Americans’ names, emails, phone numbers and more

[Latecia Vibes @Latecia_Vibes]

Mission: Surprise the family. Status: Completed! 🤫❤️Distance means so much less when the surprise is this good. 🥺❤️😍

[Vinny @TrainerVinny]

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[Vinny @TrainerVinny]

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[Vinny @TrainerVinny]

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[Vinny @TrainerVinny]

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[Jomboy Media @JomboyMedia]

Mets fans are chanting “Pete Alonso” at Citi Field as the team is about to suffer its fifth loss in a row in a game where they committed six errors

[Kevin W. @Brink_Thinker]

His bike was stolen. His only way to work.
The shop owners and customers didn’t just feel bad — they bought him a new one. His reaction is everything. 🥹❤️

[Maggie @utdMaggie]

Bryce Millers hat with Isaiah 6:8 scripture!!

[NancyH @NancyH_60]

James Arkhan gets it — the South isn’t just a place, it’s a whole vibe! 🇺🇸❤️ Sweet tea, real talk, Jesus in the center of it all, and folks who still wave at strangers. Where the food feeds your soul and the pace lets you actually live life. Y’all come on down… we got room on the porch! 🔥🍗🙌

[MLFootball @MLFootball]

POWERFUL: Tim Tebow hosts a red carpet celebration honoring individuals with special needs including children with Down syndrome.

Tebow’s mission has always been to remind the world that every single life has value and was created with purpose.

Wow 👏❤️