💭 Kari Lake Halperin, an American former television news anchor and political candidate, held a press conference on Tuesday following her three-day Maricopa County Superior Court trial fighting Maricopa County’s fraudulent mail-in ballot signature verification procedures.
As revealed at trial by Lake’s attorneys and Maricopa County’s own data, Maricopa County did not accurately verify tens, if not hundreds, of thousands of mail-in signatures; they couldn’t possibly have.
Judge Peter A. Thompson again ruled in favor of Defendants late last night, claiming that “level one and level two signature review did take place in some fashion.” This is a complete lie and he knows it. But it plays into the Democrat Party’s integrity-free election plans. Anything goes. Everything will be counted.
This is the end of America. But Democrats want power.
Kari Lake attorney Kurt Olsen told the Court, “11 of the signature verification workers approved 170k signatures at a rate of less than 0 and 2.99 seconds with a 99.97% approval rating.” Later, in closing argument, Olsen revealed that “there were approximately 274,000 ballot signatures compared and verified in less than three seconds.”
It didn’t matter Thompson ruled that anything goes. Laws are suggestions.
During her press conference on Tuesday far-left reporter Brahm Resnick asked a nasty question about Kari’s attorneys.
That’s when Kari let him have it, telling the crowd Brahm has been wrong on every major story and that he even wanted masks on kids.
Brahm did not appreciate this and lashed out, “You make up sh*t!”
This did not go over well with the crowd who booed the leftist hack loudly.
Kari went on to school him some more. It was a rough afternoon for potty-mouth Brahm Resnick.
🤔 Curiosity: “In the 60s NASA went on the moon with a computer which had the power of a gameboy. In 2023 still not returned to the moon Why? They lost the technology?”
🎈 Russia’s Roscosmos space agency’s former boss Dmitry Rogozin, believes that the US Apollo 11 mission was faked and that American astronauts never landed on the Moon. He further questions why, all of a sudden, did the US stop sending manned missions to the Moon.
Russian space agency boss says that ‘no proof’ US ever landed on the Moon
Russia’s Roscosmos space agency’s former boss Dmitry Rogozin, believes that the US Apollo 11 mission was faked and that American astronauts never landed on the Moon. He further questions why, all of a sudden, did the US stop sending manned missions to the Moon.
Dmitry Rogozin, the former head of Russia’s Roscosmos space agency, has ruffled some feathers among global astronomy circles. Rogozin has voiced his scepticism on the narrative of whether the US Apollo 11 mission ever landed on the Moon in 1969, claiming that he has yet to see sufficient proof.
In a post on his Telegram channel on Sunday, Rogozin said he began his personal quest for the truth “about ten years ago” when he was still working in the Russian government, and that he became sceptical about whether the Americans had actually set foot on the Moon when he saw how exhausted Soviet cosmonauts looked upon returning from their flights, compared to how seemingly unaffected the Apollo 11 crew appeared.
Rogozin stated that at the time, he addressed requests for evidence to Roscosmos. All he got in return was a book with Soviet Cosmonaut Aleksey Leonov’s story of how he met the American astronauts and learned they had travelled to the Moon.
When he was named head of Roscosmos in 2018, the former official said that he maintained his work. However, no proof was offered to Rogozin, according to him. Instead, he was chastised by numerous anonymous academics for damaging the “sacred cooperation with NASA,” as he claimed.
The former Roscosmos boss also claimed to have “received an angry phone call from a top-ranking official” accusing him of complicated foreign ties.
Rogozin finished by remarking that despite enormous technological advances since the late 1960s, the US was able to carry off the feat but is now unable to do so.
He also claims to have discovered that Washington has “its people in [the Russian] establishment.”
The Apollo 11 mission was the first manned journey to the Moon, with Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin being the first people to walk on the lunar surface.
The unmanned Soviet Luna 2 programme, which paved the way for Moon exploration, came before the trip.
President Vladimir Putin committed in April to restart Russia’s lunar programme.
🔥 Former Speaker of the United States House of Representatives Newt Gingrich discusses President Biden’s re-election campaign and Secretary Antony Blinken’s alleged involvement with the Biden family’s business dealings.
😈 Everything the Oromo Demon aka Abiy Ahmed Ali Touches Dies!
So Blinken isn’t just a war monger, he’s also an intriguer, a meddler and a traitor. Why hasn’t Blinken not been arrested yet for lying under oath?
It is beyond ridiculous that this man has not been charged or impeached yet. Like the fascist Oromo regime of Ethiopia, its guardian, the US government, has also collapsed.
🔥 On Wednesday, Secretary of State Antony Blinken participated in a moderated conversation on the state of press freedom worldwide with Washington Post columnist David Ignatius.
During the event, members of the feminist grassroots organization CODEPINK, interrupted Blinken as he talked about press freedom.
“Excuse us, we can’t use this day without calling for the freedom of Julian Assange,” said one of the protesters.
😈 Everything the Oromo Demon aka Abiy Ahmed Ali Touches Dies!
So Blinken isn’t just a war monger, he’s also an intriguer, a meddler and a traitor. Why hasn’t Blinken not been arrested yet for lying under oath?
It is beyond ridiculous that this man has not been charged or impeached yet. Like the fascist Oromo regime of Ethiopia, its guardian, the US government, has also collapsed.
🔥 At yesterday’s Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing, Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) confronted Secretary of State Antony Blinken about records on COVID-19 research funding.
👉 Courtesy: Forbes
👉 Some Viewers Comments from Forbes / የአንዳንድ ተምልካቾች አስተያየት፦
– Give it Blinken you are a criminal we know .. no need to hide now. Game over.
– It is absolutely clear that Blinken is shameless creature. Thank you Senator Paul. Well done! Well done!
– Blinken was blinking like Christmas lights everytime he lies and its been been on and off.
– My God, I am speechless about the dishonesty of the Secretary of the State.
– I would love to see Blinken responding to a judge in court. He would be held in contempt within 30 seconds.
– This is a troubling trend among Biden appointees
– “The Honorable Anthony Blinken” is definitely an overstatement
– We all know what he/they are hiding. He and they know that we know. The truth will always come into the light.
– These people need to be held accountable and if they can’t provide what the Congress needs; they need to be deposed. Period,
– Any department or individual that refuses to provide information or records to Congress should be thrown in jail immediately. End of story.
– Congress supposedly has oversight over these departments and yet they can decide what information they’ll share? Something is seriously wrong here.
–This is absolutely ridiculous. The state department should not be allowed to keep this from Congress.
– If agencies refuse to provide information to the Congressional committees, they need to be defunded.
– In private business, Blinken would be fired for not turning over those documents. Taxpayers should know!
– Blinken: “I don’t have the expertise” , THEN RESIGN!
– This is fantastic. If Blinken isn’t careful he’s going to find himself in contempt and in jail.
– We are beyond help. So even on the miraculous chance that ANY of these people are held accountable, you still have the figures who condone it. This country is beyond corrupted. For too long have we turned a blind eye. Now comes the suffering.
–How on earth did we ever get to a situation where the supposedly free press allowed itself to be muzzled like this and how can we ever trust them again?
💭 At yesterday’s Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) grilled Secretary of State Antony Blinken about President Biden’s Iran policy.
Posted by addisethiopia / አዲስ ኢትዮጵያ on July 19, 2021
☆ Architect of the Dam, Meles Zenawi
Back in 2012 PM Meles Zenawi needed $4.8 billionto build The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam.2017 was the dam’s scheduled completion date
☆ Seller of the Dam, Abiy Ahmed Ali.
And then came the evil PM Abiy Ahmed Ali in 2018.
The first thing he did was, to travel to Egypt – to swear to Allah before the Egyptian people that he will not hurt Egypt’s share of the Nile.
“I swear to Allah, we will never harm you,” Ahmed repeated the words in Arabic after Egypt president Al-Sisi, who thanked him.
😈 Upon his return to Addis Ababa, on July 26 2018, Abiy Ahmed murdered the chief engineer of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam project Simegnew Bekele.
😈Abiy Ahmed Ali sold the dam to Egypt and his Arab Babysitters.
He started the cold war against Tigray in March 2018, and the hot war in November 2020 — in a well-coordinated manner with Isaiah Afewerki, the UAE & Somalia — following the Road map given to him by his Luciferian guardians. In addition to massacring more than 200,000 Tigrayans, he has spent $ 4.8 billion in the #TigrayGenocide. He would/ must have spent that money instead on the Renaissance Dam.
🔥 Three years earlier, on this very day of July 26, 2015, President Barack Hussein Obama became the 1st sitting US President to visit Ethiopia. Upon his arrival at the Bole airport, a rainbow – that we know from The Blue Nile ‘Tiss Esat’ water falls — had appeared over Addis Sky.
💭 We don’t know the exact day of Premier Meles Zenawi’s death – may he have already died on 26 July while undergoing treatment in Belgium?
💭 May 18, 2012, President Obama invited three African leaders – President John Evans Atta Mills of Ghana, Prime Minister Meles Zenawi of Ethiopia and President Jakaya Kikwete of Tanzania at the G8 Meeting to address a symposium on global agriculture and food security. (Population Control).
💭 On July 16, 2012 the Muslim brotherhood Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi visited Addis Ababa and met with His Holiness Abune Paulos, Patriarch of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church.
☆ President Atta Mills of Ghana died on July 24, 2012
☆ Prime Minister Meles Zenawi of Ethiopia died on 20 August, probably on July 26, 2012
☆ His Holiness, Abune Paulos, Patriarch and Catholicos of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church and Archbishop of Axum and Ichege of the See of Saint Teklehaimanot, fell asleep in the Lord in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, on August 16, 2012
☆ President of Egypt Mohamed Morsi, died on June 17, 2019.
❖ First The Patriarch, and then The Prime Minster. Coincidence? I don’t think so!
Mohamed Morsi knew something about the death of The Patriarch & The Prime Minster – so they have to get rid of him.
Archangel Michael, The Prince of Light and Defender of God’s will, certainly knows what’s going on – and I think President Barack Hussein Obama + President Mohamed Morsi + Billionaire Saudi-Ethiopian tycoon Mohammed al-Amoudi + The designated (by Obama’s CIA) shadow PM Abiy Ahmed Ali had conspired to murder Patriarch Paulos and Premier Meles Zenawi.
Posted by addisethiopia / አዲስ ኢትዮጵያ on July 17, 2021
Nine months of Oromia’s / ‘Ethiopia’s’ brutal shadow war against Tigrayans – The #TigrayGenocide is an ongoing series of human rights abuses, starvation crimes, in which hunger is used as a weapon of war, oppression, punishment, including pillage, forced displacement, destruction of food, water and health facilities, widespread rape that prevents survivors from caring for themselves and their children, and obstruction of humanitarian aid. perpetrated by Abiy Ahmed Ali’s Oromo and Amhara Army and militias.
However, Christian Tigrayans have mercy even with these barbarians who waged genocide against them. But, these barbarians don’t take this as an act of peace – as a goodwill gesture. The merciless, barbarous, callous, hard-hearted and ungrateful fascist Oromo and Amhara (Oromara) army of the evil Nobel Peace laureate Abiy Ahmed Ali is reinforcing itself with three more regional militias against the just and merciful Tigray forces.
The Oromo god „Waqqa-Alah„demands mass ritual blood sacrifices. Pay attention, the wars fought in Ethiopia are Satan’s continuing battle for Power – so almost all the wars that took place in Ethiopia are always purposefully brought by Satan to Christian Northern Ethiopia.
💭 Now please tell us who is the terrorist and fascist war criminal?
💭 Ethiopia’s Tigray forces say they released 1,000 captured soldiers
Forces in Ethiopia’s northern Tigray region have released around 1,000 government soldiers captured during recent fighting
Forces in Ethiopia’s northern Tigray region have released around 1,000 government soldiers captured during recent fighting, the head of its ruling party said, as both sides prepared for a showdown over contested land in the west of the region.
Debretsion Gebremichael, leader of the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF), told Reuters by satellite phone late on Friday that they have released 1,000 low-ranking soldiers.
“More than 5,000 (soldiers) are still with us, and we will keep the senior officers who will face trial,” he said.
He said the soldiers had been driven to Tigray’s southern border with the Amhara region on Friday, but did not say who received them or how the release was negotiated.
Reuters could not independently confirm his account.
A military spokesman said he was not immediately available to comment on Saturday, and the spokesman for the Amhara regional administration said he had no information on the release.
Officials in Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s office and a government taskforce on Tigray did not answer calls seeking comment.
Fighting broke out in Tigray in November when the government accused the TPLF of attacking military bases across the region, which the party denied. The government declared victory three weeks later when it took control of the regional capital, Mekelle, but the TPLF kept fighting.
In a dramatic turn, the TPLF retook Mekelle and most of Tigray at the end of June, after the government pulled out its soldiers and declared a unilateral ceasefire. read more
However, the TPLF vowed to keep fighting until it had regained control of disputed territory in the south and west of Tigray that was seized during the fighting by the government’s allies from Amhara.
Abiy said this week that the military would repel any TPLF threat, effectively abandoning the self-declared truce. Amhara and three other regions said they were mobilizing forces to support the national army in its fight against the TPLF. read more
Thousands of people have died in the fighting; around 2 million have been displaced and more than 5 million rely on emergency food aid.
On Friday, Ethiopia’s foreign ministry issued a statement accusing aid groups of arming rebels.
“Some aid agencies have been actively engaged in a destructive role. We have also confirmed that they have been using aid as a cover and are arming the rebel groups to prolong the conflicts,” it said.
The statement did not identify the groups and there was no immediate response from the agencies that operate in Tigray. The United Nations humanitarian organization OCHA did not respond to a request for comment.
The U.N. has said desperately needed aid is being blocked at checkpoints as convoys travel through government-held territory. Ethiopian authorities say the aid needs to be checked.
Posted by addisethiopia / አዲስ ኢትዮጵያ on July 16, 2021
👉 Where’s the outrage over famine and genocide in Ethiopia
Not My Party: What’s Going on in Ethiopia (And Why You Should Care)
The world seems indifferent to the war, famine, and ethnic cleansing in Ethiopia. The United States shouldn’t be.
There’s a crisis in Ethiopia—ethnic cleansing and famine worse than anywhere in the world. So why is the social media outrage being carried by Bachelor Nation?
In the Ethiopian city of Aksum, hyenas fed on the bodies of some of the hundreds who were killed in a church massacre. The corpses of young boys laid in the street for days. This is one of the many horror stories taking place in the Tigray region of the country. Thousands are starving to death. Millions are in need of food. There have been over 22,000 rape victims. The government is blocking humanitarian efforts to supply aid, and they’re suspected of committing war crimes.
How did this happen in a country led by Abiy Ahmed, who won the Nobel Peace Prize just two years ago?
Tigray’s the home to the TPLF, a regional political party and paramilitary organization. The region is mountainous and sits on the border of Eritrea, a country that was once part of Ethiopia. Ethiopia and Eritrea have been at war for decades, with Tigray and the TPLF stuck in the middle. Abiy was hailed for bringing this conflict to an end in 2018.
Then last year, Abiy postponed the Ethiopian elections because of COVID. The Tigrayans didn’t like this too much. So they held elections on their own. Then, Abiy sent the Ethiopian military into the region after claiming that the TPLF had attacked their base, starting a sh*tshow of epic, historic proportion.
The Eritrean Army then saw an opportunity for revenge after years of war in Tigray. And so they invaded as well, alongside Abiy and the Ethiopian army. Internet access and electricity was cut off to the region. So the ethnic cleansing of Tigrayans raged in secret.
“There’s no hunger in Tigray. There’s a problem in Tigray, and the government’s capable of fixing that.” [Ahmed]
Nice Nobel Prize, ass.
That’s right: In 2021, when we can FaceTime our moms across the globe in a second, nobody knew about this mass murder and famine for months. But now that it’s public, with millions still denied aid, where’s the social media outrage? “Kony 2012” had Bieber and Gaga and everyone. Cardi B spoke out on Sudan.
But if you aren’t a consumer of foreign news here in the U.S., you might only know about this if you’re a “Bachelor’s” fan. That’s because when the last season finished, a contestant named Magi Tareke called her mother, who lived in the Tigray region, and she couldn’t get through because of the blackouts. Turns out her mother was safe, and her brother had fled to Sudan. In the meantime, the bachelorettes rallied around her on social media. And thank God—somebody had to.
The lack of outrage obviously stems from the Ethiopian government’s lies and gaslighting and blackout of the region. They blocked journalists and humanitarian groups and the internet, and it’s worked.
But I also worry that our muted response is a result of our own diminished view of the United States’s role in the world. Look, USAID director Samantha Power has been taking action. But all Joe Biden’s done is put out a nice statement. The administration’s been focusing more on COVID and the homefront.
The MAGA right has decided that the U.S. should ignore the problems in “sh*thole countries” and ban refugees fleeing persecution from coming here. Meanwhile, the extreme left thinks that U.S. involvement in the world does more harm than good.
We cannot let this America-alone mindset take hold. For all our flaws, the U.S. is needed. When there are problems, China and Russia ain’t coming through that door. It’s on us to reestablish ourselves as a beacon of hope in the world.
From Apologies To Atrocities: How To Make Sense Of Leadership Statements In Ethiopia
“This hasn’t been researched, but it’s obvious. From the battle of Add waa during the time of Menelik, to the later wars, many people from central Ethiopia – Oromos, Amharas – have been going to Tigray to fight. They were there for the war with Eritrea, and there’s been a military presence in Tigray for the 30 years since. So, if you’re wondering what the proportion of Oromo in Tigray is, leave it for DNA to find out. It’s probably wrong to say this, but: those who went to Add waa, to fight, didn’t just go and come back. Each of them had about 10 kids.”
In a speech to assembled Ethiopian ambassadors in January 2019, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed would make a prescient remark regarding Tigray. Alluding to the role of soldiers during the battle of Adua in 1896 and later, during the Eritrean war, Abiy said: “This hasn’t been researched, but it’s obvious. From the battle of Add waa during the time of Menelik, to the later wars, many people from central Ethiopia – Oromos, Amharas – have been going to Tigray to fight. They were there for the war with Eritrea, and there’s been a military presence in Tigray for the 30 years since. So, if you’re wondering what the proportion of Oromo in Tigray is, leave it for DNA to find out. [Hilarity in the audience] It’s probably wrong to say this, but: those who went to Add waa, to fight, didn’t just go and come back. Each of them had about 10 kids.” [Loud laughter of the audience and applause].
On March 21 2020, during a parliamentary session in which he was questioned on sexual violence in Tigray, Abiy replied: “The women in Tigray? These women have only been penetrated by men, whereas our soldiers were penetrated by a knife”.
Earlier that year, after the first reports of the deliberate targeting of women had begun to emerge, an Ethiopian general is filmed addressing a group of officers. Berating his cohorts, he says: “why are women being raped in Tigray, at this time? We might expect this during war time and it is not manageable but why is it happening now in the presence of federal police, in the presence of an official administration?”
The rest of the video has been cut by the Ethiopian Broadcast Commission which first broadcast it, but it would appear to be an admission of what had been going on. An admission later echoed by the Ethiopian Minister for Women’s Affairs and the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission. (Addis Standard reports)
What are we to make of these statements? How are we to interpret words which, from the Prime Minister himself, seem an open acknowledgment, even an endorsement, of military tactics and strategy that holds, as its central pillar, the use of rape in war? How can the world reconcile these kinds of statements? How will the people of Tigray – and in particular the women – live with what has been said, and what has been admitted; and above all, if Abiy wins the election in June 21, how will the the rest of Ethiopia live with a Prime Minister who has endorsed a culture of rape?
Abiy Ahmed was appointed Prime Minster of Ethiopia on April 2 2018. He arrived on the scene talking hope, reconciliation, reform and much anticipated change. He seemed to embody everything Ethiopians hoped for. He was half Oromo half Amhara; a Christian, though Protestant, but he acknowledged his Islamic ancestors. He seemed to be the new ‘unity in diversity’ figurehead incarnate. A new Ethiopia in the making. Who could object? He embarked on a series of tours around the country to explain himself then to the diaspora, to neighbours, and to the world. He moved fast, making changes addressing all the grievances over corruption and the past ‘misdeeds’ of the former government. He released prisoners, called back banned political parties and enjoined Ethiopians to address their past and atone with one another over historical events, and then move on.
The man with a PhD in Peace and Conflict studies it seems was putting in place the main steps for future reconciliation and state rebuilding. The world held its breath; he ‘made peace’ with Eritrea, he talked of Rwanda, he reminded the world of the evils of genocide and the need not to demonize and to transcend all differences. He appointed several women into his cabinet, a first for Ethiopia. He was applauded at home and abroad he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.
It was a moment of pride for the country for him. Much was written: articles, blogs, Twitter, Facebook all were euphoric. Ethiopia reasserting her honor, her history of internationalism and defender of universal values. A founding member of the United Nations a great contributor to Peace-Keeping operations since 1950. Abiy, the ex military man now statesman was bringing back this honor to Ethiopia, to the Ethiopian army, to its people.
As the war unfolded in Tigray, the reports of atrocities and their specific intentions seemed to follow the textbook example of all that has been written and researched on the use of rape in war, and on violations of international protocols and treaties governing conflict. AP Africa correspondent Cara Anna described the horrors of sexual violence in Tigray on CBS News. Aljazeera and Reuters detailed the sexual slavery in Tigray. Helen Clark and Rachel Kyte called the world to action: “The world knows enough to say that war crimes are happening in Tigray. We should not need to wait until we are able to conduct full and thorough investigations before we act to stop rape as a weapon of war. We should not have to count the graves of children before we act to stop starvation crimes.” The Red Cross also condemned this horrific sexual violence in the strongest terms.
With each report and social outrage, there was denial and counter accusations of ‘fake news’ and ‘alleged’ rapes and claims of a ‘western’ smear campaign against the integrity of Ethiopia. The cries of pain and testaments of Tigrayan women, now scorned and dismissed as propaganda.
As activists and human rights lawyers examine the evidence from Tigray and other places where women continue to suffer the onslaught of violence and ethnic cleansing, the academics remind us: governments don’t outsource violence to militias; they model it.
On June 19th the world will be commemorating International Day for the Elimination of Sexual Violence in Conflict. A day agreed on by all member states of the UN to condemn and call for the end of conflict-related sexual violence, including rape, sexual slavery, enforced prostitution, forced pregnancy and enforced sterilization; and to honour victims, survivors and those fighting to end these most terrorizing and destructive of crimes.
As activists and human rights lawyers examine the evidence from Tigray and other places where women continue to suffer the onslaught of violence and ethnic cleansing, the academics remind us: governments don’t outsource violence to militias; they model it. Data on government and militia attacks against civilians in civil wars from 1989 to 2010 show that when governments target civilians — whether through massacres, ethnic cleansing or deliberate bombing and shelling — they generally do so through both their regular military forces and militia forces. And when states decide not to target civilians, militias generally hold back as well. They may influence militia behavior through training or through more informal diffusion — or both. Studies show that when governments train militias, militias are more likely to target civilians both with sexual violence and other kinds of violence.”
On June 17 The African Union announced the opening of the official Commission of inquiry into Tigray. As they begin to collect the statements from Tigrayan refugees and victims of sexual violence, they would be wise to also consider the various speeches and statements of Abiy Ahmed himself.