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originally posted by: Boadicea
a reply to: opethPA
This was posted on the Arizona Senate Republican Twitter, so it's apparently true. I'm surprised it's getting so much media attention. But good! We all need to know what comes of this -- good, bad or ugly.
originally posted by: carewemust
originally posted by: WillNotComply
a reply to: opethPA
I love it when they tell me it’s a sham in the headline.
Cuz ain’t nobody got time for reading or thinking
CNN has issued an article on the Arizona forensic audit every 12 hours over the past 4 days. Each article has the word "Sham" in the headline.
Adults who were not in a coma over the past 4 years, know by now that when CNN says "sham", the opposite is true, and CNN wants that truth kept hidden.
With CNN, the Truth is often the opposite of what CNN says. (i.e. "Gov Cuomo is a victim of over zealous attacks from conservatives.")
originally posted by: opethPA
originally posted by: carewemust
originally posted by: WillNotComply
a reply to: opethPA
I love it when they tell me it’s a sham in the headline.
Cuz ain’t nobody got time for reading or thinking
CNN has issued an article on the Arizona forensic audit every 12 hours over the past 4 days. Each article has the word "Sham" in the headline.
Adults who were not in a coma over the past 4 years, know by now that when CNN says "sham", the opposite is true, and CNN wants that truth kept hidden.
With CNN, the Truth is often the opposite of what CNN says. (i.e. "Gov Cuomo is a victim of over zealous attacks from conservatives.")
Okay but what does that have to do with this post or the fact that multiple media sites are reporting this?
It is very rare for 3 people to get sick on the same day even if they are at a party which obviously wouldn't have been legal in covid safety guidelines. Especially for covid because the virus is so spuratic & random.
What if they all 'coincidentally' pass from the C19('84)?
originally posted by: Nunyabizisit
Title in first link of OP.
I also wasn't interested in reading any further after that.
Indicates an opinion piece.
originally posted by: Nunyabizisit
originally posted by: opethPA
originally posted by: carewemust
originally posted by: WillNotComply
a reply to: opethPA
I love it when they tell me it’s a sham in the headline.
Cuz ain’t nobody got time for reading or thinking
CNN has issued an article on the Arizona forensic audit every 12 hours over the past 4 days. Each article has the word "Sham" in the headline.
Adults who were not in a coma over the past 4 years, know by now that when CNN says "sham", the opposite is true, and CNN wants that truth kept hidden.
With CNN, the Truth is often the opposite of what CNN says. (i.e. "Gov Cuomo is a victim of over zealous attacks from conservatives.")
Okay but what does that have to do with this post or the fact that multiple media sites are reporting this?
Title in first link of OP.
I also wasn't interested in reading any further after that.
Indicates an opinion piece.
I already know CNN's opinion.
originally posted by: opethPA
Just a few other links carrying the same thing
Arizona Senate GOP’s 2020 election report delayed again - apnews.com...
Arizona Delays Bizarre GOP Election Audit Because Leader Is ‘Quite Sick’ With Covid - www.forbes.com...
"Cyber Ninjas,the small cybersecurity consultant with no election experience that Fann hired to run the review, was originally supposed to deliver its findings in May but has pushed back the timeline several times."
I'm not sure how anyone on either side of the election fraud equation could approve of this org running the audit if the highlighted line above is true...Doing research on that now.
originally posted by: opethPA
originally posted by: Nunyabizisit
originally posted by: opethPA
originally posted by: carewemust
originally posted by: WillNotComply
a reply to: opethPA
I love it when they tell me it’s a sham in the headline.
Cuz ain’t nobody got time for reading or thinking
CNN has issued an article on the Arizona forensic audit every 12 hours over the past 4 days. Each article has the word "Sham" in the headline.
Adults who were not in a coma over the past 4 years, know by now that when CNN says "sham", the opposite is true, and CNN wants that truth kept hidden.
With CNN, the Truth is often the opposite of what CNN says. (i.e. "Gov Cuomo is a victim of over zealous attacks from conservatives.")
Okay but what does that have to do with this post or the fact that multiple media sites are reporting this?
Title in first link of OP.
I also wasn't interested in reading any further after that.
Indicates an opinion piece.
I already know CNN's opinion.
It's not an opinion piece, it's a fact being covered by multiple different media sources.
If you want to say that CNN using sham is their opinion then I agree 100% it is but using that as justification to not be informed about accurate or correct information seems a bit silly.
originally posted by: Nunyabizisit
originally posted by: opethPA
originally posted by: Nunyabizisit
originally posted by: opethPA
originally posted by: carewemust
originally posted by: WillNotComply
a reply to: opethPA
I love it when they tell me it’s a sham in the headline.
Cuz ain’t nobody got time for reading or thinking
CNN has issued an article on the Arizona forensic audit every 12 hours over the past 4 days. Each article has the word "Sham" in the headline.
Adults who were not in a coma over the past 4 years, know by now that when CNN says "sham", the opposite is true, and CNN wants that truth kept hidden.
With CNN, the Truth is often the opposite of what CNN says. (i.e. "Gov Cuomo is a victim of over zealous attacks from conservatives.")
Okay but what does that have to do with this post or the fact that multiple media sites are reporting this?
Title in first link of OP.
I also wasn't interested in reading any further after that.
Indicates an opinion piece.
I already know CNN's opinion.
It's not an opinion piece, it's a fact being covered by multiple different media sources.
If you want to say that CNN using sham is their opinion then I agree 100% it is but using that as justification to not be informed about accurate or correct information seems a bit silly.
It's an opinion piece.
Heavily laden with pure propaganda.
Dressing it up, or just claiming otherwise won't change that.
originally posted by: network dude
originally posted by: opethPA
Just a few other links carrying the same thing
Arizona Senate GOP’s 2020 election report delayed again - apnews.com...
Arizona Delays Bizarre GOP Election Audit Because Leader Is ‘Quite Sick’ With Covid - www.forbes.com...
"Cyber Ninjas,the small cybersecurity consultant with no election experience that Fann hired to run the review, was originally supposed to deliver its findings in May but has pushed back the timeline several times."
I'm not sure how anyone on either side of the election fraud equation could approve of this org running the audit if the highlighted line above is true...Doing research on that now.
how much election experience do you need to examine the ballots used? Genuinely curious.
How can any political entity stop a man that was anointed and chosen by God?
"To get nations back on their feet, we must first get down on our knees." - Billy Graham
"To get nations back on their feet, we must first get down on our knees." - Billy Graham
originally posted by: opethPA
originally posted by: Nunyabizisit
originally posted by: opethPA
originally posted by: Nunyabizisit
originally posted by: opethPA
originally posted by: carewemust
originally posted by: WillNotComply
a reply to: opethPA
I love it when they tell me it’s a sham in the headline.
Cuz ain’t nobody got time for reading or thinking
CNN has issued an article on the Arizona forensic audit every 12 hours over the past 4 days. Each article has the word "Sham" in the headline.
Adults who were not in a coma over the past 4 years, know by now that when CNN says "sham", the opposite is true, and CNN wants that truth kept hidden.
With CNN, the Truth is often the opposite of what CNN says. (i.e. "Gov Cuomo is a victim of over zealous attacks from conservatives.")
Okay but what does that have to do with this post or the fact that multiple media sites are reporting this?
Title in first link of OP.
I also wasn't interested in reading any further after that.
Indicates an opinion piece.
I already know CNN's opinion.
It's not an opinion piece, it's a fact being covered by multiple different media sources.
If you want to say that CNN using sham is their opinion then I agree 100% it is but using that as justification to not be informed about accurate or correct information seems a bit silly.
It's an opinion piece.
Heavily laden with pure propaganda.
Dressing it up, or just claiming otherwise won't change that.
Okay and all the non-CNN sites reporting it?
As a matter of fact, I'll remove the CNN link and see if people will actually focus on the factual story being reported.
originally posted by: Nunyabizisit
originally posted by: opethPA
originally posted by: Nunyabizisit
originally posted by: opethPA
originally posted by: Nunyabizisit
originally posted by: opethPA
originally posted by: carewemust
originally posted by: WillNotComply
a reply to: opethPA
I love it when they tell me it’s a sham in the headline.
Cuz ain’t nobody got time for reading or thinking
CNN has issued an article on the Arizona forensic audit every 12 hours over the past 4 days. Each article has the word "Sham" in the headline.
Adults who were not in a coma over the past 4 years, know by now that when CNN says "sham", the opposite is true, and CNN wants that truth kept hidden.
With CNN, the Truth is often the opposite of what CNN says. (i.e. "Gov Cuomo is a victim of over zealous attacks from conservatives.")
Okay but what does that have to do with this post or the fact that multiple media sites are reporting this?
Title in first link of OP.
I also wasn't interested in reading any further after that.
Indicates an opinion piece.
I already know CNN's opinion.
It's not an opinion piece, it's a fact being covered by multiple different media sources.
If you want to say that CNN using sham is their opinion then I agree 100% it is but using that as justification to not be informed about accurate or correct information seems a bit silly.
It's an opinion piece.
Heavily laden with pure propaganda.
Dressing it up, or just claiming otherwise won't change that.
Okay and all the non-CNN sites reporting it?
As a matter of fact, I'll remove the CNN link and see if people will actually focus on the factual story being reported.
I might read a factual piece from most sites.
Even CNN.
Please do.