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Giving 2021 A Fighting Chance Requires We All Choose To Do What Is Hard

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(Joshua Lawson) Even before the horrible year that was 2020, New Year’s Eve celebrations have long been filled with the near-certain expectation that things will definitely get better. Generally speaking, it’s a fine sentiment. Optimism is good; hope is good; and striving to improve the future from where we are today led us from the cave to the fields, across vast oceans, and into the limitless of outer space.

Attorney General William Barr Personally Questioned Jeffrey Epstein’s Cellmate Following Epstein’s Death: Report

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(Ryan Saavedra) Then-Attorney General William Barr, America’s top law enforcement official, personally questioned the cellmate of alleged child sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein after Epstein’s death in 2019.

Benjamin Fulford — January 11th 2021: Khazarian Mafia Seeks to Surrender as Second American Revolution Underway

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(Benjamin Fulford) The events of the past week, and the coming weeks, will go down in history as one of the biggest, if not THE biggest, revolutions in history.  We are not talking just about the fall of the United States of America Corporation.  We are talking about the end to a system of slavery that has continued for thousands of years.

RIGGED: Michigan Print Shop Created Fake Ballots for Pennsylvania, Other Swing States

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(Ethan Huff) Overstock.com CEO and constitutional activist Patrick Byrne tweeted on Monday a trove of new information about the fraudulent election that suggests a printing shop in Michigan may have been responsible for producing fraudulent ballots for many of the key swing states this election cycle.

Conceding Defeat to Fraud Is Not Patriotic

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(Dennis L. Weisman) I. Introduction In the aftermath of the protests that devolved into deadly riots in Washington, D.C. and resulted in the breach of the Capitol building, there is a temptation to stand down and not question any further whether Joe Biden is the duly elected president of the United States.  That question, which is key to preserving our democracy, must not go unanswered, violence or no violence.  We hear claims that what occurred in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday happens only in third-world countries.  Perhaps the more germane question is whether these types of elections are third-world phenomena and fall well short of the integrity we should demand of our election process and the officials who preside over it.