LadyDraza

2023-02-28 04:58:45 What we understand so far about the criminal activity that exists within US politics and why election fraud is necessary to allow their money laundering & racketeering crimes to go unpunished. Open / Comment

2023-02-26 07:32:23 Open / Comment

2023-02-26 07:30:43 Great interview of John Thaler, with Gail Golec

https://rumble.com/v2avkm2-we-have-the-receipts-on-judges-rico-violations-and-more...-maricopa-aztruth.html Open / Comment

2023-02-25 13:26:49 https://frankspeech.com/video/exclusive-brannon-howse-interviews-attorney-john-thaler-claim-politicians-us-corrupted-drug Open / Comment

2023-02-25 13:12:16 This is well worth watching - but - if you don't have time for it all, please watch Jacqueline Breger's report, starting at 6:42:00. Understand the methods of money laundering she is describing. This is so important and will become more so very soon, I believe.

https://rumble.com/v2al7mk-arizona-legislation-joint-election-hearing-coverage-thur-1100-am-et-.html Open / Comment

2023-02-23 20:11:20 After the Florida SOEs complained about our first 'Bad Address Report" saying the voters will have a good mailing if the residential address was bad, we thought we would do them a favor and run that analysis on the entire state.

BAD NEWS! They still have 408,848 Active Voter with NO DELIVERABLE ADDRESS on our voter rolls.

https://www.theepochtimes.com/400000-questionable-addresses-remain-on-florida-voter-rolls-watchdog-group-says_5070448.html Open / Comment

2023-02-10 01:56:37 SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS - Tune in at 9:30am EST February 14th for the court hearing on getting CVRs in South Carolina. Go to scsafeelectionsgroup . substack . com / p / hot-news (remove the spaces) for the Webex link information. (You don't need the Webex app—you can use your browser to watch as a "Webinar" instead.). My declaration is attached. Open / Comment

2023-02-06 05:34:47 This is the "root of the tree" of election fraud. A 1978 NIST publication that eventually gave birth to the FEC standards, HAVA and EAC. It is the source of all the problems we have today and guess what? Nothing has changed since the data was gathered in 1974 and finalized for publication in 1978. We still have not figured out how to use computers to tally votes....yet it continues. Go to the summary findings if you don't want to read the whole document. The list of problems in 1974 will sound very familiar. They never even questioned IF we SHOULD be using computers. It is a forgone conclusion. 1978....mark it down...A turning point for the worst. https://nvlpubs.nist.gov/nistpubs/Legacy/SP/nbsspecialpublication500-30.pdf Open / Comment

2023-02-05 13:12:50 All good questions. And all I can say is that if you have a truly unpopular candidate, the voting machines cannot make votes appear out of thin air or the cover up is impossible.

Here is a "childish" example to try to get my point across.

Billy and Mary are running for 2nd grade class president, and there are 20 children in the class.

Now, Billy is the charmer in the class and at any given recess has at least 12 of the other kids hanging with him. Mary, on the other hand, eats bugs and has Tourrette's syndrome. The teacher likes Mary better because he also eats bugs and wants to make a move on Mary's hot mother. So he decides to cheat the election. (Let's call him Leslie Dominion III). He has a problem however.

Even a 11-9 win for Mary is going to cause a class disruption because that means that some of Billy's besties voted for the bug eater who regularly calls them doodie-heads?

No, the only way to do this is to bribe the principal to add 10 more kids to the class. Funny that they never show up, but maybe they are still afraid of Covid, who knows. But they are on the class roster and get their name called during roll each morning. And what do you know, bug eating, expletive spewing Mary ekes out a 16-14 win. Sucks to be Billy, but the class has spoken.

After the election, all 10 of the added students are found to have cooties and are transferred to the other local school for kids who don't play well with others.

And that, my friends, is as childish an example as I can come up with. Open / Comment

2023-02-05 12:45:25 FRA CALL TO ACTION

Tell your REP to VOTE NO! on FL leaving the elector college.

Ethics, Elections & Open Government Subcommittee is reviewing HB 53 (2023), which is an Agreement Among the States to Elect the President by National Popular Vote.

THIS IS A VERY BAD IDEA!

PLEASE CALL & EMAIL OUR REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVES AND LET THEM KNOW THAT OUR FOUNDING FATHERS INTENTIONALLY CAME UP WITH ELECTORAL COLLEGE SYSTEM THAT GIVES SMALLER STATES A VOICE AND A NATIONAL POPULAR VOTE SYSTEM WOULD DISENFRANCHISE STATES WITH SMALL POPULATION. THEREFORE, VOTE NO ON HB 53 (2023).

Juan Alfonso Fernandez-Barquin @ (850) 717-5118

Rick Roth @ (850) 717-5094

Mike Beltran @ (850) 717-5070

Michael A. "Mike" Caruso @ (850) 717-5087

Philip Wayne "Griff" Griffitts, Jr. @ (850) 717-5006

Jeff Holcomb @ (850) 717-5053

Berny Jacques @ (850) 717-5059

Sam H. Killebrew @ (850) 717-5048

Juan Carlos Porras @ (850) 717-5119

Alex Rizo @ (850) 717-5112

Tyler I. Sirois @ (850) 717-5031

Chase Tramont @ (850) 717-5030

Taylor Michael Yarkosky @ (850) 717-5025

https://www.myfloridahouse.gov/Sections/Committees/committeesdetail.aspx?SessionId=99&CommitteeId=3224 Open / Comment