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chatilliononline today!

Frivolous lawsuits...

I'm reading the latest news on Kari Lake's Maricopa County election lawsuit. Weeks ago I planned to blog about the election and other things captured my attention. It was a close race, but Kari lost, refused to concede and claims we don't have honest elections, yet her attorney was unable to provide evidence to back up her suit in court.

It doesn't matter what she Tweets or says to reporters. While she believes she won the election, she and her attorney(s) were unable to convince the court.

Always I go to the comments about the articles I've read to get the readers opinions.
For example, lawyers who knowingly bring up frivolous lawsuits with no evidence or substantiating facts as well as their clients should make restitution to the state, county or township where the tax dollars (and court dates) were wasted.

I'm okay with that concept. It would be a viable means to reduce frivolous lawsuits.




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A comment from another news story said Kari Lake would be perfect for Trump's running mate in 2024.
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chancer_returns

Finally the truth comes out about the J6 security failure

Just like many of us have long suspected, Nancy Pelosi and her office were significantly involved in the security preparations and decisions at The Capitol ahead of January 6th. Congressional Republicans were left out of the loop, and Pelosi and her staffers were apparently more concerned with 'optics' than actually securing The Capitol.

Read this article for a summary

The in-depth report can be read in full here
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chatilliononline today!

Your weekly dose of Donald... Christmas comes early.

You better be good, you better better not lie, you better be good, I'm telling you why, the IRS is coming to town!
There's so much excitement in the air. Holiday lights are up, snowbirds are here in Florida, traffic is snarled and the man who said he "Knows more than the IRS" is starting to sink into quicksand. Donald, don't thrash. It will only make your arms tired.

The House Ways and Means Committee voted to release former president Donald Trump’s tax returns this week.

The January 6 committee concluded and released a final report to the DOJ urging them to prosecute Trump for 17 things including inciting the insurrection.






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chatilliononline today!

Mike's mouth...

Some of you may remember My Pillow CEO Mike Lindell's trouble with the 2020 election and false claims about the Dominion voting machines. Mike is probably up to his ears in legal troubles, but that's another story. His mouth got him banned from Twitter, but since Musk bought the losing entity, he's brought back Mike, or is that brought Mike back?
With a sense of empowerment, Mike declares they should melt down the electronic voting machines and turn them into prison bars.
For who Mike... you?


That's one more twit back on Twitter.

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Didi7

Survivor winner donates all.....Awesome!

Survivor 43 winner Mike Gabler made history on Wednesday night after he revealed he'd be donating his entire $1 million prize to veterans.

The heart valve specialist, 52, had been telling viewers of the CBS competition series his plan before nabbing the win, but followed through with his promise after being named Sole Survivor.

"There are people who need that money more," Gabler told host Jeff Probst during the Survivor after show, filmed moments after his win. "And I'm going to donate the entire prize — the entire million dollar prize, in my father's name, Robert Gabler, who was a Green Beret — to veterans in need who are recovering from psychiatric problems, PTSD, and curb the suicide epidemic."

"We're going to save lives and do something good," the Kingwood, Tex. native continued amid cheers from jurors and castmates. "Season 43, all of us did this. A million dollars is going to them. We made history guys," he added in the tender moment.

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Willy3411

Afghan special forces commando seeking asylum gets caught in broken US immigration system

Abdul Wasi Safi was trained by the US military to be an elite special forces commando in Afghanistan and was arrested at the U.S.-Mexico border.

Abdul Wasi Safi was trained by the U.S. military to be an elite special forces commando in Afghanistan. When Kabul fell, Wasi was still fighting the Taliban in the north. On Aug. 30, 2021, when the last U.S. plane left Kabul, Wasi went into hiding, moving from safe house to safe house arranged by U.S. veterans who helped him get to Pakistan. He hoped to receive a special immigrant visa and to legally move to the U.S.

The Taliban had his biometric data, left behind by the U.S. government, and they were hunting him. Now, Wasi sits in a Texas prison facing deportation to Kabul and certain death, a poster child for America's broken asylum system.

"I was in a special force commando unit with the U.S. military," Wasi told Fox News in a phone interview from Eden Detention Center in Texas. "I wanted to come to the United States. I don't select another country to help me because I was with them. But I come here, and they put me in jail."

He described a year-long treacherous journey across two continents. After receiving a visa to Brazil, he soon realized Afghans were viewed as terrorists in Latin America. So, he began making his way to the U.S. border. He made his way on foot and by bus through 10 countries and was robbed, tortured and beaten. He shared with Fox News some of the videos he took crossing the Darien Gap near Panama, a dangerous crossing. He received treatment along the way that he expected from the Taliban.

"Ecuador, Colombia, Panama, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras, Guatemala and Mexico. I cross all that distance to come to United States because I was thinking and hoping the American government that they will help me," Wasi told Fox.

Instead, he was arrested at the border trying to cross the Rio Grande.

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Lukeon

Tiktok banned on all new USA phones

Don't know if this is true but apparently Tiktok will be banned on all USA cell phones because the government reckons its a Trojan horse for China.

Wow.

To be honest I have watched many live videos on tiktok and always found them to be interesting and fun.

Anyone know the facts about this development?
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Lukeon

Elton John leaves Twitter

Why the big hoo has, if I was Musk I'd say good riddance.
But of course things don't work that way, cos it's all about the bunch of sheep that have their noses tightly up the arse of Sir John that will follow him blindly even to hell.
Ever since covid all the main players (kings and queens) were preaching that HUGE change was coming to planet earth and with the latest nuclear fusion news, this could be part of it.

Who knows.
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Lukeon

Breakthrough in nuclear fusion

Researchers have reportedly made a breakthrough in the quest to unlock a “near-limitless, safe, clean” source of energy: they have got more energy out of a nuclear fusion reaction than they put in.

Nuclear fusion involves smashing together light elements such as hydrogen to form heavier elements, releasing a huge burst of energy in the process. The approach, which gives rise to the heat and light of the sun and other stars, has been hailed as having huge potential as a sustainable, low-carbon energy source.

However, since nuclear fusion research began in the 1950s, researchers have been unable to a demonstrate a positive energy gain, a condition known as ignition.

Now, it seems, the Rubicon has been crossed.

“It proves that the long sought-after goal, the ‘holy grail’ of fusion, can indeed be achieved.”

But experts have stressed that while the results would be an important proof of principle, the technology is a long way from being a mainstay of the energy landscape. To start with, 0.4MJ is about 0.1kWh – about enough energy to boil a kettle.
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