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BREAKING EXCLUSIVE: TGP’s Jordan Conradson Interviews AZ Audit Director Ken Bennett — HUGE DEVELOPMENTS Including Plans to Triple Output and Questions on Number of Fraudulent Ballots (VIDEO) (ALSO: NO DEADLINE FOR FACILITY!) Posted on On Friday night The Gateway Pundit Jordan Conradson interviewed Arizona Audit Director Ken Bennett on the latest developments in the historic Maricopa County forensic audit. Ken gave The Gateway Pundit an exclusive on the historic audit that continued Friday ...

Truth29 Plenty, they want to film the shootings and the Feds will come after anyone hurting their brown shirts, but there seems little alternative at this stage. They intend to enslave or kill us, protect yourself if you want to preserve any self worth. Unfortunately, it looks like it IS about to come to that. How sad. 05/02/2021 4:29:25 AM PDT by MeneMeneTekelUpharsin (Freedom is the freedom to discipline yourself so others dont have to do it for you.)

Scans of Medieval Skeletons Show Cancer Has Been Common Longer Than We Thought Posted on The first recorded accounts of cancer date back to Ancient Egypt more than 5,000 years ago. But it’s long been thought that cancer remained relatively rare in humans until modern times, in large part due to our longer lifespans. Other trends that began to emerge in the 18th century, like exposure to more environmental pollutants as industrialization expanded and the increased popularity of smoking, proba...

Fertility expert blasts celebrity mothers in their 40s who mislead women that getting pregnant in later life is easy though many have little problem having babies after 35 Posted on One of the UK’s top fertility experts has hit out at older celebrity mothers who ‘mislead’ women into thinking having a baby in their 40s is easy. In March, BBC presenter Christine Lampard, 42, became the latest in a line of famous faces to give birth in their 40s, following the likes of Nicole Kidman, Madon...

Long Island man dodges eviction for 20 years, living in house he doesn’t own Posted on A Long Island man who only ever made one mortgage payment has deftly used the courts to stay in the house for 23 years — for free, according to legal papers Guramrit Hanspal, 52, has filed four lawsuits and claimed bankruptcy seven times to avoid being booted from the 2,081-square-foot East Meadow home he “bought” for $290,000 in 1998. “It’s really a group of people that are more than willing t...

Summer 2021 Chicago Mayhem Live Thread (shootings, fights, etc) The weather is warming up. TOPICS: First warm weekend of the year A call of 100 kids hitting people on the head and throwing things at people at the restaurants. #ChicagoScanner Washington/Garland: theres a group of 150 kids fighting on the steps of the Chicago Cultural Center. #ChicagoScanner Chicago scanner search on twitter janetjanet998 Come to Chicago and get some deep dish pizza to enjoy while you watch the school sanct...

Biden’s 48 Hours of Idiot Supremacy Posted on Biden’s 48 Hours of Idiot Supremacy The Left talks a lot about white supremacy and very little about a much more worrying and widespread supremacism, that of idiocy. It is a serious mental defect that can lead the president of the United States to say something like this: “the most lethal terrorist threat to the homeland today is from white supremacist terrorism.” To speak of mental defects and stupidity in Biden may seem redundant, but it�...

Mercy 2.0: Francis Threatens His Cardinals With Secular Courts Posted on Mercy 2.0: Francis Threatens His Cardinals With Secular Courts On one hand, Francis plays "humble" and "bishop of Rome" but on the other hand, he is turning himself into a great dictator who treats the rest of the bishops as if they were his altar boys. Francis most recent coup is an April 30 Motu Proprio allowing bishops and cardinals to stand trial before the Vaticans civil and lay-dominated court. Until now, the Aposto...

At Least 15 Suspicious Fires Burn Across Gary [Indiana] Posted on CHICAGO (CBS) — Firefighters in Gary, Indiana, put out multiple suspicious fires spanning miles across the city early Sunday morning. The fires were at several abandoned structures hit by what firefighters believe was an arsonist overnight. A city spokesperson said 15 to 18 structures were burned. One fire was at 8th Avenue and Tennessee and reignited Sunday morning, still smoldering with the front steps still standing and o...

Proposition B defeated by a thin margin after more than 150,000 votes are cast Posted on The final vote tally is as follows: For: 73,306 Governor Greg Abbott weighed in on the race, tweeting the following: SAPOA released the following statement to us: We want to thank the people of San Antonio. Tonight they voted to support their police officers, protect our right to collective bargaining, and ensured that we can continue to keep our neighborhoods safe. To the people of San Antonio we say- w...