Is Vote Fraud Encouraged by Governments Because the Resulting Crisis Can be Used to Justify Real ID Cards?
Activist Gary Gileno says that vote fraud is orchestrated and planned, which he says is proved by the fact that no one ever goes to jail for doing it. Real ID gives the Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security unprecedented power over such things as who can purchase a weapon, pick up a prescription, or vote. President Trump has made it a priority to implement Real ID by 2020. Republicans feel they have been cheated in the current election fraud and are calling for voter ID and federal oversight, but they will get Real ID instead. The United Nations Agenda 2030 calls for a global ID system for every person in the world by 2030. -GEG
Antifa Menaced Seattle City Council Candidate Until He Dropped Out of Race
Seattle, the Emerald City, is in decline due to an explosion of homelessness, rising crime rates, new taxes, and skyrocketing housing costs, and this is unlikely to change as the City Council continues to follow collectivist policies. Christopher Rufo announced his candidacy for a seat on the Seattle City Council to counter the “activist class”, but far-left militants forced him to drop out three weeks into his campaign. The leftists menaced his family by trying to get his wife fired from her job at Microsoft, threatening sexual violence against her, and posting hateful messages to his 8-year-old son’s Facebook page. Rufo believed the attacks would increase so he quit the race before his family became victims of violence.
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In a related story, President Trump warned violent leftists and Antifa members that opposition to them may “mobilize,” and “cause trouble” for them. He said the opposition had the potential to be more violent than Antifa. Law enforcement rarely arrests or punishes Antifa or other violent leftists (see this, this and this), which encourages the gangs to grow. The liberal media, well-organized leftist groups, and Democrat politicians also protect Antifa. [There is a rising suspicion that all of these elements are working together to trigger violent retaliation from citizens who are ‘fed up’ with the ‘freaks’ – and this reaction is exactly what they want because it would be a plausible excuse for martial law. The White House does nothing more than issue verbal warnings which suggest that the coming violent reaction will be a good thing.] -GEG
Following the tradition of threats of violence and harassment toward those whom they disagree with, far left activists in Seattle have forced a city council candidate to drop out of the race, just three weeks into his campaign.
Christopher Rufo promised to challenge the status quo in Seattle, which has become a beacon of misery. The city experiencing an epidemic of homelessness, skyrocketing housing costs, tons of new taxes, and rising crime rates. So Rufo filed to run for city council for the 2019 elections. Cue the leftist crybullies, who began to threaten Rufo, along with his wife and family.
Seattle City Council members have been focused on making a national presence for themselves instead of actually governing the city and focusing on what the city needs. You’ve got tent cities decorating what was once the Emerald City. You’ve got people who haven’t been to Seattle for awhile commenting on how unpleasant it is, how violent it is, how aggressive it is, and how ugly it is.
So we’ve got a new crop of candidates saying that this is a failure of government, and promising to give people an alternative to the socialist viewpoints and programs of Seattle politicians.
Here’s the problem with wanting to stop the ideological divide in Seattle — anybody who gives a hint of being tolerant toward a conservative base is instantly frowned upon in some circles in this city. In fact, when Rufo first made the announcement that he was running, someone on Facebook commented that he seemed like a nice guy, but had been at an event in town thrown by a conservative group, which automatically made him suspicious. Does attendance at a conservative event now disqualify you? What if you attended an event of a conservative you disagreed with just to hear what they had to say?
But anyway, Christopher Rufo said that he wanted a new way of doing business, a new method — and now he’s already out. On Wednesday, he sent an email out to members of his campaign saying that he’s got to leave. It’s not because he wants to leave; it’s because of the “tolerant” atmosphere in Seattle.
Rufo released a statement to his supporters:
“I had hoped that this would be a campaign of ideas, but I quickly discovered that the activists in this city have no interest in ideas. Since the campaign launch, they have harassed and threatened my family nonstop. I was prepared to take the heat, but unfortunately, they have focused their hatred on my wife and children. They’ve made vile racist attacks against my wife, attempted to get her fired from Microsoft, and threatened sexual violence. They have even posted hateful messages to my 8-year-old son’s school Facebook page. I know that as the race progresses, the activists will ratchet up their hate-machine and these attacks will intensify significantly.”
President Donald Trump warned violent leftists and Antifa members that an opposition to them may “mobilize,” and it would mean “big trouble” for the leftist group.
“They better hope that the opposition to Antifa decides not to mobilize,” the president told The Daily Caller in an exclusive Oval Office interview Wednesday.
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump pauses during a campaign event September 6, 2016 in Virginia Beach, Virginia. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
“These people, like the Antifa — they better hope that the opposition to Antifa decides not to mobilize. Because if they do, they’re much tougher. Much stronger. Potentially much more violent. And Antifa’s going to be in big trouble. But so far they haven’t done that and that’s a good thing,” he continued.
Trump was asked by The Daily Caller about the recent wave of political violence during his administration, beginning with violent Antifa riots on his inauguration day.
