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MJTruth
03.05.202507:14
Oh my God…
DOGE found a $130k contract the Institute of Peace in DC had with a Member of the Taliban, an entire Armory of Guns, and Private Jets Purchased
Their Chief Accountant before DOGE arrived deleted 1TB of accounting records!
DOGE was able to recover the data… and now they’re fucked…
https://rumble.com/v6sudhr-doge-found-the-institute-of-peace-worked-with-the-taliban-and-had-guns-in-f.html
DOGE found a $130k contract the Institute of Peace in DC had with a Member of the Taliban, an entire Armory of Guns, and Private Jets Purchased
Their Chief Accountant before DOGE arrived deleted 1TB of accounting records!
DOGE was able to recover the data… and now they’re fucked…
https://rumble.com/v6sudhr-doge-found-the-institute-of-peace-worked-with-the-taliban-and-had-guns-in-f.html
02.05.202517:25
An important program.. get to the essence. The Gospel of Thomas. https://rumble.com/v6svf8x-juan-o-savin-on-our-mind-with-q-and-a-nino-5-2-2025.html
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DavidNinoRodriguez
02.05.202505:04
Is the next logical step for Trump to proceed with mass deportations and arrests is to declare Martial Law? Juan O Savin will join my YouTube show tomorrow morning @ 9:30am mst
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01.05.202512:00
Significant arrival 100 days. Never forget! NCSWIC. You were here!
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Joe M Storm Is Upon Us
01.05.202501:25
WTF did RFK Jr just say?
“During the Biden Administration, HHS became a collaborator in child trafficking and for sex and for slavery. And we have ended that, and we are very aggressively going out and trying to find these children. 300,000 children that were lost by the Biden Administration.”
It’s worse than anyone can imagine.
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“During the Biden Administration, HHS became a collaborator in child trafficking and for sex and for slavery. And we have ended that, and we are very aggressively going out and trying to find these children. 300,000 children that were lost by the Biden Administration.”
It’s worse than anyone can imagine.
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30.04.202515:45
Opinion: Polis should end the persecution of Tina Peters with clemency
Former Mesa County clerk’s 9-year sentence is example of weaponized justice system
Opinion Columnists https://www.denverpost.com/2025/03/19/tina-peters-polis-clemency-end-persecution/
Opinion: Polis should end the persecution of Tina Peters with clemency
Former Mesa County clerk’s 9-year sentence is example of weaponized justice system
Former Mesa County Clerk and Recorder Tina Peters, left, hugs Pastor Dave Bryan of the Church of Glad Tidings, who testified on Peters’ behalf during a sentencing hearing for her election interference case at the Mesa County District Court Thursday, Oct. 3, 2024, in Grand Junction, Colo. (Larry Robinson/The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel via AP)
By Mike Davis | Guest Commentary
PUBLISHED: March 19, 2025 at 5:01 AM MDT
Editor’s note: This column ran as a pro-con with another column that opposed the possibility of Gov. Jared Polis granting clemency to Tina Peters.
Tina Peters served as the clerk and recorder of Mesa County – the official responsible for running the county’s elections. Like many Americans in 2020, she had questions about election integrity. During an election software update, she gave someone else’s election security credential to a man she trusted. This individual took pictures of source codes, which should be open anyway, and published them. This action impacted no votes and occurred after the election. For that, 69-year-old Peters sits in the Larimer County jail, just a few months into the first part of her 9-year sentence.
Nine years. Nearly a decade in prison. At 69 years old. That is staggering when compared to the treatment of someone who casts a vote illegally — such as an illegal immigrant — would receive. Yet, Democrat Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser and Secretary of State Jena Griswold were effusive in their praise of the shocking sentence given by Mesa County District Judge Matthew Barrett. The prosecution was cloaked in “bipartisanship” thanks to the participation of Republican (snake) Mesa County District Attorney Dan Rubenstein.
Judge Barrett called Peters’ reputation “poor” at her sentencing, which is rich coming from a local Colorado judge receiving below-average ratings from attorneys on his “judgment in the application of relevant law and rules.” Of much more concern are Judge Barrett’s sentence and reasoning for the punishment. During the sentencing, Judge Barrett claimed that Peters had “preached lies.” He also accused her of “undermin[ing]” the democratic process. Peters, like many Americans, believes that the 2020 election was stolen. Her belief is not a crime. Her expression of it is not a crime. In fact, it’s her constitutional right. That view should have had no impact on her sentence.
Defendants should receive punishment for what is done illegally, not for speech protected by the First Amendment. Even more egregiously, Judge Barrett denied Peters bail pending appeal, determining that the 69-year-old woman with no criminal history was somehow a danger to the community. Peters is not a violent criminal; rather, she acted on views that Judge Barrett does not like. Judge Barrett abused his power to deprive her of her freedom. Judge Barrett’s actions undermined democracy, not Peters’.
Former Mesa County clerk’s 9-year sentence is example of weaponized justice system
Opinion Columnists https://www.denverpost.com/2025/03/19/tina-peters-polis-clemency-end-persecution/
Opinion: Polis should end the persecution of Tina Peters with clemency
Former Mesa County clerk’s 9-year sentence is example of weaponized justice system
Former Mesa County Clerk and Recorder Tina Peters, left, hugs Pastor Dave Bryan of the Church of Glad Tidings, who testified on Peters’ behalf during a sentencing hearing for her election interference case at the Mesa County District Court Thursday, Oct. 3, 2024, in Grand Junction, Colo. (Larry Robinson/The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel via AP)
By Mike Davis | Guest Commentary
PUBLISHED: March 19, 2025 at 5:01 AM MDT
Editor’s note: This column ran as a pro-con with another column that opposed the possibility of Gov. Jared Polis granting clemency to Tina Peters.
Tina Peters served as the clerk and recorder of Mesa County – the official responsible for running the county’s elections. Like many Americans in 2020, she had questions about election integrity. During an election software update, she gave someone else’s election security credential to a man she trusted. This individual took pictures of source codes, which should be open anyway, and published them. This action impacted no votes and occurred after the election. For that, 69-year-old Peters sits in the Larimer County jail, just a few months into the first part of her 9-year sentence.
Nine years. Nearly a decade in prison. At 69 years old. That is staggering when compared to the treatment of someone who casts a vote illegally — such as an illegal immigrant — would receive. Yet, Democrat Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser and Secretary of State Jena Griswold were effusive in their praise of the shocking sentence given by Mesa County District Judge Matthew Barrett. The prosecution was cloaked in “bipartisanship” thanks to the participation of Republican (snake) Mesa County District Attorney Dan Rubenstein.
Judge Barrett called Peters’ reputation “poor” at her sentencing, which is rich coming from a local Colorado judge receiving below-average ratings from attorneys on his “judgment in the application of relevant law and rules.” Of much more concern are Judge Barrett’s sentence and reasoning for the punishment. During the sentencing, Judge Barrett claimed that Peters had “preached lies.” He also accused her of “undermin[ing]” the democratic process. Peters, like many Americans, believes that the 2020 election was stolen. Her belief is not a crime. Her expression of it is not a crime. In fact, it’s her constitutional right. That view should have had no impact on her sentence.
Defendants should receive punishment for what is done illegally, not for speech protected by the First Amendment. Even more egregiously, Judge Barrett denied Peters bail pending appeal, determining that the 69-year-old woman with no criminal history was somehow a danger to the community. Peters is not a violent criminal; rather, she acted on views that Judge Barrett does not like. Judge Barrett abused his power to deprive her of her freedom. Judge Barrett’s actions undermined democracy, not Peters’.
03.05.202507:14
Mad doesn't say enough on this one. Most of us are living on shreds and this "Institute of Peace" Partied down. THESE are the Tribunals I want to attend. The speaker is "Big Balls" the avatar name of this incredible young man doing great work for DOGE. Tucker is taking this back to Fox News.. and believe me this takes Big Balls.
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02.05.202515:19
https://www.youtube.com/live/hsMkokhHA84?si=4AmB7-NxKTe1_CGz
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02.05.202505:03
30.04.202515:45
The Peters case illustrates another example of the weaponized justice system that President Donald Trump vowed to clean up during the 2024 campaign. Democrat Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold, through staggering incompetence at a minimum, allowed election machine passwords to get published online for public consumption for four months. She has not faced — nor will she face — any criminal liability, much less nearly a decade in prison. Tina Peters has suffered significantly while in custody. Her attorney has said both her mental and physical health has declined. She is being monitored for a recurrence of her lung cancer, and she also has to deal with the effects of fibromyalgia. Judge Barrett’s cruel, sadistic, and partisan sentence also has deprived Peters of the ability to see her 95-year-old mother.
Peters has sought relief in federal court, filing for a writ of habeas corpus. If granted, the court could set her free pending appeal. Her motion does not challenge the merits of the conviction. Chief United States Magistrate Judge Scott Varholak gave the prosecution until March 25 to respond. After that, Peters can reply, and the court may take months to rule.
The Trump Justice Department commendably has intervened, filing a statement of interest in the case. Acting United States Attorney for Colorado Bishop Grewell signed onto the filing which noted the extraordinary length of the sentence and the First Amendment implications of Judge Barrett’s remarks during sentencing. The Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division will investigate Peters’ case as part of the weaponization of the criminal justice system at both the state and federal levels. If Peters was prosecuted or sentenced in part because of political considerations, the perpetrators should face federal charges under 18 U.S.C. § 241 for conspiracy to violate her constitutional rights.
There is another way to stop Peters’ needless suffering: Colorado Gov. Jared Polis could commute her sentence. Peters has applied for clemency, and Colorado law requires that the prosecution and sentencing judge get notified and provided time to respond to the request. These partisans, of course, will oppose commutation – but Polis still should grant it. He has presidential aspirations for 2028 and beyond. He was one of the least restrictive governors during the pandemic, an illustration of his ability to be reasonable. He can enhance his bipartisan bona fides by relieving an elderly, nonviolent and first-time offender of needless suffering in a case where no election or vote count was impacted by the misconduct. Is Polis a statesman or a partisan?
As of now, Tina Peters will serve in prison until she is nearly 80 years old. To all but the most rabid leftists, this result is grossly unjust. If Polis succumbs to leftist pressure and fails to commute the sentence, the magistrate judge in the case should rule on Peters’ petition rapidly. President Trump cannot issue a pardon because this conviction is on the state level. The Justice Department, however, can and must hold those responsible for this travesty accountable to the maximum legal extent.
Mike Davis, a Colorado resident, is the founder and president of the Article III Project, a conservative legal advocacy organization working to fight against judicial corruption and lawfare.
Peters has sought relief in federal court, filing for a writ of habeas corpus. If granted, the court could set her free pending appeal. Her motion does not challenge the merits of the conviction. Chief United States Magistrate Judge Scott Varholak gave the prosecution until March 25 to respond. After that, Peters can reply, and the court may take months to rule.
The Trump Justice Department commendably has intervened, filing a statement of interest in the case. Acting United States Attorney for Colorado Bishop Grewell signed onto the filing which noted the extraordinary length of the sentence and the First Amendment implications of Judge Barrett’s remarks during sentencing. The Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division will investigate Peters’ case as part of the weaponization of the criminal justice system at both the state and federal levels. If Peters was prosecuted or sentenced in part because of political considerations, the perpetrators should face federal charges under 18 U.S.C. § 241 for conspiracy to violate her constitutional rights.
There is another way to stop Peters’ needless suffering: Colorado Gov. Jared Polis could commute her sentence. Peters has applied for clemency, and Colorado law requires that the prosecution and sentencing judge get notified and provided time to respond to the request. These partisans, of course, will oppose commutation – but Polis still should grant it. He has presidential aspirations for 2028 and beyond. He was one of the least restrictive governors during the pandemic, an illustration of his ability to be reasonable. He can enhance his bipartisan bona fides by relieving an elderly, nonviolent and first-time offender of needless suffering in a case where no election or vote count was impacted by the misconduct. Is Polis a statesman or a partisan?
As of now, Tina Peters will serve in prison until she is nearly 80 years old. To all but the most rabid leftists, this result is grossly unjust. If Polis succumbs to leftist pressure and fails to commute the sentence, the magistrate judge in the case should rule on Peters’ petition rapidly. President Trump cannot issue a pardon because this conviction is on the state level. The Justice Department, however, can and must hold those responsible for this travesty accountable to the maximum legal extent.
Mike Davis, a Colorado resident, is the founder and president of the Article III Project, a conservative legal advocacy organization working to fight against judicial corruption and lawfare.
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Midnight Rider Channel 🇺🇸
02.05.202518:20
The Democrats are really out of control. They have lost everything, especially their minds! These Radical Left Lunatics are into the “Impeachment thing” again. They have already got two “No Name,” little respected Congressmen, total Whackjobs both, throwing the “Impeachment” of DONALD J. TRUMP around, for about the 20th time, even though they have no idea for what I would be Impeached. Maybe it should be for cleaning up the MESS that they left us on the Border, or the Highest Inflation in our Country’s History or, perhaps, it should be the incompetent Withdrawal from Afghanistan, or Russia, Russia, Russia/Ukraine, Ukraine, Ukraine, or the Attack of Israel on October 7th that only proceeded because they allowed Iran to regain Great Wealth. These Congressmen stated that, they didn’t know why they would Impeach me but, “We just want to do it.” The Republicans should start to think about expelling them from Congress for all of the crimes that they have committed, especially around Election time(s). These are very dishonest people that won’t let our Country heal! Why do we allow them to continuously use Impeachment as a weapon against the President of the United States who, by all accounts, is working hard to SAVE OUR COUNTRY. It’s the same playbook that they used in my First Term, and Republicans are not going to allow them to get away with it again. These are total LOWLIFES, who hate our Country, and everything it stands for. Perhaps we should start playing this game on them, and expel Democrats for the many crimes that they have committed — And these are REAL crimes. Remember, “Shifty” Adam Schiff demanded a Pardon, and they had to use the power of the Auto Pen, and a Full Pardon, for him and the Unselect Committee of Political Thugs, to save them from Expulsion, and probably worse!
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Q DECODES GET READY!
02.05.202507:17
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May 02, 2020 3:29:28 PM EDT = 35
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr
01.05.202512:04
1. ‘Covid’ was a plot.
2. It was released intentionally.
3. Vaccines already in place.
4. The result was a stolen election and trillions of dollars changing hands on a global scale.
- @RobertKennedyJr
2. It was released intentionally.
3. Vaccines already in place.
4. The result was a stolen election and trillions of dollars changing hands on a global scale.
- @RobertKennedyJr
30.04.202517:45
This man Pastor Scott Bottoms is going against the demons in Colorado. Very important to understand this is what they want Colorado is WORSE than anyone can imagine. Please Share! CO CA WA OR NM all on the same evil track. Time to support these Christian PRINCIPLES.. and show UP at the CAPITOL to protest! https://rumble.com/v6ss4xb-pastor-scott-bottoms-spiritual-warfare-and-colorado-politics-take-five-4-29.html
30.04.202506:42
The latest update regarding our sister Tina Peters:
"Please be in prayer for Tina. They have her working in the kitchen from 10 am to 7:30 pm and her back is spasming and she is in tremendous pain. Yes attorneys are addressing it etc but she just needs prayers please 🙏 PRAY FOR HER HEALING AND RELEASE.
"She couldn’t complete it [her shift] today and was let off after lunch to go to [the] nurse. She has been resting [the] rest of the day and will see [the] doctor tomorrow."
She has fibromyalgia as well.
If any of you would like to send a note to or a prayer for Tina Please send a note to Telegram through these channels. They have direct contact to send a note:
https://t.me/ThePrisonersRecord and David Clements https://t.me/theprofessorsrecord
Reminders:
1) You should call Governor Jared Polis (303) 866-2471 and demand an immediate pardon or commutation for Tina.
2) If you want to donate to Tina's legal defense fund or commissary, you should only do so through http://TinaPeters.us
She is now in Pueblo, Colorado which is a low security Prison but Tina has a couple of health problems.
https://cdoc.colorado.gov search to find her information click on the find an inmate.
La Vista Correction Facility
Warden Tom Werlich
Switchboard: 719-544-4800
Addresses:
PO BOX 3
Pueblo, CO. 81002
"Please be in prayer for Tina. They have her working in the kitchen from 10 am to 7:30 pm and her back is spasming and she is in tremendous pain. Yes attorneys are addressing it etc but she just needs prayers please 🙏 PRAY FOR HER HEALING AND RELEASE.
"She couldn’t complete it [her shift] today and was let off after lunch to go to [the] nurse. She has been resting [the] rest of the day and will see [the] doctor tomorrow."
She has fibromyalgia as well.
If any of you would like to send a note to or a prayer for Tina Please send a note to Telegram through these channels. They have direct contact to send a note:
https://t.me/ThePrisonersRecord and David Clements https://t.me/theprofessorsrecord
Reminders:
1) You should call Governor Jared Polis (303) 866-2471 and demand an immediate pardon or commutation for Tina.
2) If you want to donate to Tina's legal defense fund or commissary, you should only do so through http://TinaPeters.us
She is now in Pueblo, Colorado which is a low security Prison but Tina has a couple of health problems.
https://cdoc.colorado.gov search to find her information click on the find an inmate.
La Vista Correction Facility
Warden Tom Werlich
Switchboard: 719-544-4800
Addresses:
PO BOX 3
Pueblo, CO. 81002
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Gateway Pundit
02.05.202517:27
BREAKING: President Trump Signs Executive Order Defunding NPR and PBS
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/05/breaking-president-trump-signs-executive-order-defunding-npr/
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/05/breaking-president-trump-signs-executive-order-defunding-npr/
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02.05.202507:17
Q DROP 4059 FIVE YEAR DELTA Peace Power Spirit = 198 Calm before the storm.
May 02, 2020 3:11:26 PM EDT =24
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01.05.202512:04
Reminder. A Stolen election. It was never about a pandemic... 2020 is not over yet. Everyone knows it now.
01.05.202501:25
Accurate.
30.04.202517:15
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30.04.202505:59
Q Drop 4008 FIVE YEAR DELTA
Apr 29, 2020 3:22:44 PM EDT
Q !!Hs1Jq13jV6 ID: c8f4dc No. 8963389
Read slowly and carefully.
Knowledge is power.
https://2009-2017.state.gov/documents/organization/119629.pdf
>Irregular warfare is far more varied than conventional conflict: hence the importance of an intellectual framework that is coherent enough to provide guidance, and flexible enough to adapt to circumstances.
>American counterinsurgency practice rests on a number of assumptions: that the decisive effort is rarely military (although security is the essential prerequisite for success); that our efforts must be directed to the creation of local and national governmental structures that will serve their populations, and, over time, replace the efforts of foreign partners; that superior knowledge, and in particular, understanding of the ‘human terrain’ is essential; and that we must have the patience to persevere in what will necessarily prove long struggles.
>Insurgency, however, can and will flourish in the
modern environment. The strains created by globalization, by the collapse of weak state structures, by demographic, environmental, and economic pressures, by the ease of cooperation among insurgent groups and criminals, and by the appearance of destructive radical ideologies, all augur a period in which free and moderate governance is at risk.
[Insurgency is the organized use of subversion and violence to seize, nullify or chal- lenge political control of a region. As such, it is primarily a political struggle, in which both sides use armed force to create space for their political, economic and influence activities to be effective. Insurgency is not always conducted by a single group with a centralized, military-style command structure, but may involve a complex matrix of different actors with various aims, loosely connected in dynamic and non-hierarchical networks. To be successful, insurgencies require charismatic leadership, supporters, recruits, supplies, safe havens and funding (often from illicit activities). They only need the active support of a few enabling individuals, but the passive acquiescence of a large proportion of the contested population will give a higher probability of success. This is best achieved when the political cause of the insurgency has strong appeal, manipulating religious, tribal or local identity to exploit common societal grievances or needs. Insurgents seek to gain control of populations through a combination of persuasion, subversion and coercion while using guerrilla tactics to offset the strengths of government security forces. Their intent is usually to protract the struggle, exhaust the government and win sufficient popular support to force capitulation or political accommodation. Consequently, insurgencies evolve through a series of stages, though the progression and outcome will be different in almost every case.]
Q
Apr 29, 2020 3:22:44 PM EDT
Q !!Hs1Jq13jV6 ID: c8f4dc No. 8963389
Read slowly and carefully.
Knowledge is power.
https://2009-2017.state.gov/documents/organization/119629.pdf
>Irregular warfare is far more varied than conventional conflict: hence the importance of an intellectual framework that is coherent enough to provide guidance, and flexible enough to adapt to circumstances.
>American counterinsurgency practice rests on a number of assumptions: that the decisive effort is rarely military (although security is the essential prerequisite for success); that our efforts must be directed to the creation of local and national governmental structures that will serve their populations, and, over time, replace the efforts of foreign partners; that superior knowledge, and in particular, understanding of the ‘human terrain’ is essential; and that we must have the patience to persevere in what will necessarily prove long struggles.
>Insurgency, however, can and will flourish in the
modern environment. The strains created by globalization, by the collapse of weak state structures, by demographic, environmental, and economic pressures, by the ease of cooperation among insurgent groups and criminals, and by the appearance of destructive radical ideologies, all augur a period in which free and moderate governance is at risk.
[Insurgency is the organized use of subversion and violence to seize, nullify or chal- lenge political control of a region. As such, it is primarily a political struggle, in which both sides use armed force to create space for their political, economic and influence activities to be effective. Insurgency is not always conducted by a single group with a centralized, military-style command structure, but may involve a complex matrix of different actors with various aims, loosely connected in dynamic and non-hierarchical networks. To be successful, insurgencies require charismatic leadership, supporters, recruits, supplies, safe havens and funding (often from illicit activities). They only need the active support of a few enabling individuals, but the passive acquiescence of a large proportion of the contested population will give a higher probability of success. This is best achieved when the political cause of the insurgency has strong appeal, manipulating religious, tribal or local identity to exploit common societal grievances or needs. Insurgents seek to gain control of populations through a combination of persuasion, subversion and coercion while using guerrilla tactics to offset the strengths of government security forces. Their intent is usually to protract the struggle, exhaust the government and win sufficient popular support to force capitulation or political accommodation. Consequently, insurgencies evolve through a series of stages, though the progression and outcome will be different in almost every case.]
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