What sort of a thing is it to just decide an election is canceled because the government doesn’t like the results?

Who believes in this “democracy” bullshit at this point?

I’ve argued consistently that no one actually cares about democracy, the only thing people care about is the people they support being in power. If anyone supported an elected figure and then that figure said “you know what, I’m just going to become a dictator, lol,” all of their supporters would support that move. No one other than people in the media and in the government itself talk about “it’s our values that we have to vote.”

Normal people (at least males) care about freedom and prosperity. They want a government that provides those things. Obviously, democracy does not really provide these things, at least not to the masses of people. But people will go vote because they want something better.

But if the government can just cancel the vote because the person people voted for is “against democracy,” then why vote at all?

And if voting is not a solution to changing the government, to petitioning grievances, then what is there left for people to do other than violently overthrowing the government?

It’s a serious question.

What are the options? Specifically?

Reuters:

Tens of thousands of Romanians angered by the cancellation of a presidential election marched through Bucharest on Sunday to demand that the ballot should go ahead and that outgoing centrist President Klaus Iohannis should resign.

In a move that polarised voters, Romania’s top court voided the presidential election on Dec. 6, two days before the second round.

It doesn’t polarize voters because some people really love voting and others do not. It polarized voters because some people support the right-wing guy and others do not.

Either side will support canceling the election if it’s their opponent getting canceled.

The cancellation came after state documents showed frontrunner Calin Georgescu, a critic of NATO, had benefited from an unfair social media campaign likely to have been orchestrated by Russia, accusations Moscow has denied.

The court ordered that the election be re-run in its entirety. The pro-European coalition government has yet to approve a calendar for the election, although party leaders agreed to hold the two rounds on May 4 and May 18.

Iohannis, whose term expired on Dec. 21, will stay on until his successor is elected.

On Sunday, tens of thousands of protesters, including left-wingers and those angered by the way the way the election was cancelled, joined the protest organised by the opposition hard-right Alliance for Uniting Romanians (AUR), Romania’s second-largest party.

“We ask for a return to democracy by resuming the election with the second round,” AUR leader George Simion told reporters.

Organizers said 100,000 people were at the protest, but riot police along the march estimated the numbers at around 20,000. Protesters waved flags and shouted “Freedom” and “Bring back the second round.”

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It remains unclear whether Georgescu, who opposes Romanian support for Ukraine against Russia’s invasion, will be allowed to run for president again.

Well, it wouldn’t make a lot of sense to let him run again, would it?

He’s banned from democracy because his beliefs are against our values in a democracy.

This is a farce. The entire system running the Western world is about as serious as an Elon Musk Path of Exile 2 stream.

This is from Friday, but the story didn’t really progress over the weekend.

CNN:

Romania’s constitutional court has annulled the first round of the country’s 2024 presidential election process, which was narrowly won by far-right ultranationalist candidate Calin Georgescu amid allegations of Russian interference.

The historic decision means a second-round runoff that was scheduled for Sunday, when Georgescu would have gone head to head with his centrist rival Elena Lasconi, will no longer take place.

In a press release, the court said the annulment was based on Article 146(f) of the Constitution, emphasizing the need to ensure the correctness and legality of the electoral process.

The court’s decision, announced Friday, is final and binding. It requires the Romanian government to restart the electoral calendar.

Friday’s decision caps off a troubled election cycle in the country, with the same court last week ordering a recount of the first-round votes.

It also comes just days after the vote was hit with fears over foreign interference, after declassified documents from Romania’s top security council revealed evidence of “aggressive hybrid Russian attacks.”

They also showed how Georgescu was boosted by potential interference on TikTok – the social media platform on which he largely ran his campaign – through algorithms, coordinated accounts and paid promotion, Reuters reported.

One of the declassified documents, from the Romanian intelligence agency, detailed more than 85,000 attempted cyber-attacks on election websites and IT systems, and concluded that “the attacker has considerable resources specific to an attacking state,” Reuters reported.

These findings prompted the US State Department to express concern on Wednesday and warn that a shift away from the West “would have serious negative impacts on U.S. security cooperation with Romania.”

Yeah.

You didn’t even need to include that paragraph, CNN.

I already knew that.

In a later statement Friday, State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller said: “The United States reaffirms our confidence in Romania’s democratic institutions and processes, including investigations into foreign malign influence.”

Georgescu was gonna win by a large margin according to some polls

Georgescu, 62, started his campaign with single-digit support but enjoyed a shock rise to prominence, narrowly emerging as leader in the election’s first round with 22.9% of the vote to Lasconi’s 19.2%.

While he has not described himself as specifically pro-Russian, Georgescu had previously labeled Ukraine an “invented state” and declared he wants a strategy of “peace with everyone, regardless of who they are.”

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The court’s decision to cancel the election came the day after a large protest in the Romanian capital Bucharest, when hundreds turned out to rally in favor of Lasconi and against the far right. A small group of counter-protesters also rallied in support of Georgescu on Thursday night.

Protesters held banners reading “Romania, a landmark in the EU and NATO” and “No fascism.”

“I’m here today to protest against this fascist movement that is coming here, to Romania, against this leader that they have, Calin Georgescu, who appeared out of nowhere, clearly sponsored by Putin and by Moscow and we’re fighting against all the things that went wrong during this campaign,” one demonstrator called Mihai told Reuters.

Another protester, a student named Daniel, pointed to “a lot of fraud, suspected fraud at the voting stations” in the first-round vote.

If I were to take guess, I’d say that protest was why the elections were canceled.

The NGOs tried to do a big event, brought in all sorts of celebrities, and in the end fewer than 5,000 people attended, which is a pathetic number to get in a country with roughly the same population as the state of New York.

Someone at the US embassy probably realized their agitation isn’t working and decided to just shut it down.

This is from Friday, but the story didn’t really progress over the weekend.

CNN:

Romania’s constitutional court has annulled the first round of the country’s 2024 presidential election process, which was narrowly won by far-right ultranationalist candidate Calin Georgescu amid allegations of Russian interference.

The historic decision means a second-round runoff that was scheduled for Sunday, when Georgescu would have gone head to head with his centrist rival Elena Lasconi, will no longer take place.

In a press release, the court said the annulment was based on Article 146(f) of the Constitution, emphasizing the need to ensure the correctness and legality of the electoral process.

The court’s decision, announced Friday, is final and binding. It requires the Romanian government to restart the electoral calendar.

Friday’s decision caps off a troubled election cycle in the country, with the same court last week ordering a recount of the first-round votes.

It also comes just days after the vote was hit with fears over foreign interference, after declassified documents from Romania’s top security council revealed evidence of “aggressive hybrid Russian attacks.”

They also showed how Georgescu was boosted by potential interference on TikTok – the social media platform on which he largely ran his campaign – through algorithms, coordinated accounts and paid promotion, Reuters reported.

One of the declassified documents, from the Romanian intelligence agency, detailed more than 85,000 attempted cyber-attacks on election websites and IT systems, and concluded that “the attacker has considerable resources specific to an attacking state,” Reuters reported.

These findings prompted the US State Department to express concern on Wednesday and warn that a shift away from the West “would have serious negative impacts on U.S. security cooperation with Romania.”

Yeah.

You didn’t even need to include that paragraph, CNN.

I already knew that.

In a later statement Friday, State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller said: “The United States reaffirms our confidence in Romania’s democratic institutions and processes, including investigations into foreign malign influence.”

Georgescu was gonna win by a large margin according to some polls

Georgescu, 62, started his campaign with single-digit support but enjoyed a shock rise to prominence, narrowly emerging as leader in the election’s first round with 22.9% of the vote to Lasconi’s 19.2%.

While he has not described himself as specifically pro-Russian, Georgescu had previously labeled Ukraine an “invented state” and declared he wants a strategy of “peace with everyone, regardless of who they are.”

…

The court’s decision to cancel the election came the day after a large protest in the Romanian capital Bucharest, when hundreds turned out to rally in favor of Lasconi and against the far right. A small group of counter-protesters also rallied in support of Georgescu on Thursday night.

Protesters held banners reading “Romania, a landmark in the EU and NATO” and “No fascism.”

“I’m here today to protest against this fascist movement that is coming here, to Romania, against this leader that they have, Calin Georgescu, who appeared out of nowhere, clearly sponsored by Putin and by Moscow and we’re fighting against all the things that went wrong during this campaign,” one demonstrator called Mihai told Reuters.

Another protester, a student named Daniel, pointed to “a lot of fraud, suspected fraud at the voting stations” in the first-round vote.

If I were to take guess, I’d say that protest was why the elections were canceled.

The NGOs tried to do a big event, brought in all sorts of celebrities, and in the end fewer than 5,000 people attended, which is a pathetic number to get in a country with roughly the same population as the state of New York.

Someone at the US embassy probably realized their agitation isn’t working and decided to just shut it down.

We heard that Russian meddling in American elections is the worst thing ever in all of human history.

Then comes this guy with his absurd poisoning hoax, demanding President Trump confirm a hoax in order to satisfy him, and the media is praising him nonstop and saying, “yeah, Trump must admit this hoax!”

CNN:

Alexey Navalny has called out United States President Donald Trump’s silence regarding a recent alleged chemical attack against the Russian opposition leader.

Speaking to CBS on Sunday, Navalny said “I think it’s extremely important — that everyone, of course, including and maybe in the first of all, President of United States, to be very against using chemical weapons in the 21st Century.”

Navalny, a fierce critic of the Kremlin, became gravely ill on a flight from the Siberian city of Tomsk to Moscow on August 20. He was treated at the Charite Hospital in Berlin and was discharged in late September.

“I said to the flight attendant, and I kind of shocked him with my statement: ‘Well, I was poisoned and I’m gonna die.’ And I immediately lay down on — onto his feet,” Navalny said of the moment he realized he’d been poisoned.

The Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons has confirmed that blood and urine samples taken from Navalny showed the presence of Novichok, a Soviet-era group of nerve agents. Novichok was also used in a March 2018 attack on former Russian spy Sergei Skripal in the English cathedral city of Salisbury.

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The Russian opposition leader said the Novichok allegedly used on him is “maybe the most toxic agent invented by the humans. It’s a new type of Novichok, which proves that, unfortunately that Putin is developing new program of this chemical weapon, which is forbidden.”

Okay, yeah, sure, Alexi – it’s the most deadly thing in history, but you drank a whole glass of it and survived, even though you’re a total skinny-fat pussy and a loser.

Meanwhile, Socrates died from drinking hemlock.

That means Novichok is less deadly than a poison that existed 2,500 years ago, because it doesn’t even kill people who drink it.

Why should anyone believe any of your bullshit, Alexi?

Stop meddling in my elections, Alexi.

Rare photograph of a Russian hacker, taken right after he participated in the Great Election Hacking.

People who voted for Trump had their brains hacked by Russian hackers all the way back in 2016.

Now, Russian hackers have kicked it up a notch, and set their eyes on the big prize: they’re hacking people’s brains to make them distrust the coronavirus vaccine. This is part of a Russian plan to cause billions of Americans to die from the deadly virus.

If you are experiencing an urge to refuse the coronavirus vaccine, then you’ve been hacked.

Study Finds:

Russian interference in the 2016 election has been a constant topic of conversation for four years. A report by researchers from multiple universities says politics isn’t the only issue foreign governments may be seeking to influence. The analysis reveals evidence of tweets by Russian troll accounts talking about vaccinations. These tweets, coming during the 2016 election cycle, include both pro- and anti-vaccination messaging targeting social media users with certain political beliefs.

Researchers claim the posts come from a variety of fake persona types and accounts under the control of the Russian Internet Research Agency (IRA).

The collaboration by experts from the University of Pennsylvania, Georgia State University, and SUNY Buffalo examined more than 2.8 million tweets from 2,689 accounts run by the IRA from 2015 to 2017. In all, the researchers found nine separate fake personas, including fake Black Lives Matter activists and fake supporters of President Donald Trump. The team also examines the extent to which these personas fed current ideas about vaccination in the United States and how.

The study demonstrates how these fake IRA accounts sow discord among Americans on the issue of vaccines. It also shows how they flesh out the personalities of their fake accounts in a way that enhances their credibility.

Overall, the deliberately polarizing vaccination tweets make up a small percentage of the messaging by Russian trolls over the three years of the study. However, by using pro and anti-vaccination tweets, the trolls could establish partisan identities that appear realistic. By tweeting in this way, they could affect attitudes, magnify healthcare disparities, and promote vaccination hesitancy — a particularly dangerous idea during the COVID-19 outbreak.

“Russian trolls worked to polarize Americans on a health topic that is not supposed to be political,” says co-author Yotam Ophir, in a media release. “As our nation deals with the coronavirus pandemic, that type of politicization poisons the well of crisis communications for COVID-19 in ways that create tensions, mistrust and, potentially, a lack of intention to comply with government orders and health directives.”

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“Even if small in magnitude, the intentional Russian spread of antivaccine discourse targeted at specific subpopulations that are susceptible to it (i.e., pro-Trump users and African Americans on Twitter) could be the beginning of a new front in the ongoing informational cyberwar,” the study authors conclude.

The researchers state that vaccination is not supposed to be political, but what does that mean, exactly?

Does that mean that you’re not supposed to have a political opinion on whether or not the government should forcefully inject you with a mystery liquid that will alter your DNA?

They’re implying that everyone should agree on the topic of vaccines, independently of whether or not they agree on other “political” topics. It’s nonsense.

Furthermore, just as they did with the whole “Russian meddling” hoax, they’re trying to produce a kind of button that they can push to immediately deactivate debate on specific issues.

It is another gear in the censorship machinery.

People should be able to decide whether to get a vaccine or not, and in order to do that, they need to be able to talk about it.

We can’t let the Goyim be inform—err… we can’t let the Goyim be misinformed. If Europeans are misinformed, they could manifest against immigration through their vote, and if they manifest against immigration, Europe will not survive. Because, you know, white people are not having children — and that’s a good thing, actually — but someone has to pay for their pensions.

Fake news resulted in the election of orange man. For example, many fake news stories said “orange man good.” In fact the truth is, orange man bad. This is a disaster for democracy.

That is why we must fight fake news.

AP:

European Union authorities warned Facebook, Google and Twitter on Tuesday that they need to work harder to combat fake news ahead of upcoming bloc-wide parliamentary elections.

The EU’s executive commissioners said that while the U.S. internet giants have made some progress, they need to pick up the pace of their work fighting disinformation and if their efforts are unsatisfactory, they could face regulation.

The Commission has been turning up the heat on tech giants ahead of the elections scheduled for May, in which millions of people in 27 EU member countries will vote for 705 lawmakers in the bloc’s parliament.

Of course, only officially-approved sources should be able to give information to voters so voters keep voting officially-approved candidates. We’re going to tell these goys the “facts,” and they’re going to vote what we want them to vote.

This is a good time to read “If Fake News is a Problem for Democracy, Then Democracy is a Problem,” by Mr. Anglin. In fact, you should share that article with everyone now. People keep hearing about the dangers of fake news, about Russian meddling, and so on. It’s as relevant as ever.

EU officials want to prevent the misuse of social media platforms by foreign groups trying to meddle in elections, and have singled out Russia as a main source of disinformation in Europe.

Evil Russians want Europe to stop getting invaded by the Hordes of Mordor and to stop weakening itself because Russians are evil and hate Europe. If that doesn’t make sense to you, your brain has been hacked by Russian hackers.

You should report your wrong think to the nearest Thought Police officer. They’ll take it from there.

Google, Facebook, Twitter and browser maker Mozilla are companies that so far have signed up to a voluntary EU code of conduct on fighting disinformation. The Commission said they’ve made good progress removing fake accounts and limiting sites promoting disinformation.

It’s a very Jewish thing to do… claiming to have the authority to say what is or isn’t “fake news,” and exercising that authority for your own benefit with no regard for truth or veracity, shutting everything down.

It’s always about keeping the Goyim from knowing, you know?

Twitter has closed fake accounts and bots as it prioritized fighting “malicious actors,” but the EU Commission said it wants to know more about how that will stop “persistent purveyors of disinformation” from promoting their tweets.

These so-called “fake accounts” and “malicious actors” are most likely people that don’t want to get doxed because of their political views and commentary in an age when even liking a tweet is enough reason for police to question you.

People lose their jobs because of some old joke they wrote on Twitter, but they expect everyone to be blue-check-marked and tweet under their real identity… because they want people to lose their jobs because of some old joke they wrote on Twitter if they’re guilty of wrong-think. It’s by design. They want you to be scared of saying something “hateful,” they want you to be scared of having wrong thoughts.

They want you to be shut down.

Europe must drive out the foreign invasion… of Russian spies.

This Russian meddling crap is really getting out of hand. While all these European countries are getting overrun with Moslem terrorists and worthless cannibal niggers by the millions, they worry about a few Russians supposedly spying on them.

Or pretend to, at the very least.

Washington Post:

When two men suspected of poisoning former Russian spy Sergei Skripal appeared on Russian television earlier this month, the bizarre interview set the stage for another round of Western-Russian accusations. Viewers around the world subsequently mocked the pair, who had quickly become the world’s most famous suspected Russian spying duo.

Their appearance came against a backdrop of what seems to be a string of defeats in Europe for Russia’s military spy agency, the GRU, and mass expulsions of Russian diplomats and spies earlier this year shortly after the Skripal poisoning.

Reminder that no one serious actually believes that Russia is behind the Skripal poisoning. It was a complete hoax manufactured by the Britbong government.

Exactly the kind of person who’d do such a thing.

On Friday, in the latest incident, Norwegian authorities arrested a 51-year-old Russian man on suspicion that he unlawfully gathered information during an inter-parliamentary seminar on digitization this month in Norway. After the detention was made public by authorities Sunday, the Russian Embassy in Norway rejected the accusation as “absurd.”

Earlier this month, Estonia arrested a military officer and his father — both Russian-Estonian citizens — and accused the two of having spied for Russia for more than half a decade. About 300,000 of Estonia’s 1.3 million citizens belong to the country’s Russian-speaking minority, and officials have struggled to bridge the divide between the two groups ever since Estonia gained independence from the Soviet Union in 1991.

Amid its proximity to Russia and its complicated history, tiny Estonia has charged at least 12 alleged spies over the last 10 years. But Estonian officials say the high detention numbers are also due to the less than hush-hush approach to dealings with accused spies. Whereas some other countries have hesitated to make cases public, Estonia says it has “chosen a path of transparency,” according to a government statement provided to the Moscow Times.

In other words, they’re doing this for propaganda purposes, rather than because they’re actually worried about Russian spying.

When you actually care about foiling spying operations, you do things subtly – you feed the spies wrong information, you move them to innocuous positions, you negotiate deals with the spy’s host nation… You don’t just make a public spectacle out of it.

Case in point:

In any case, the subsequent investigation appears to have provided European agencies with a number of details. Investigative journalism sites Bellingcat and Russia Insider reported last week that the passport files of the two men accused of poisoning Skripal — Ruslan Boshirov and Alexander Petrov — shared similar features with a number of other files that are believed to be associated with Russian spies, including phone numbers tied to military facilities and a similar passport issuing authority and number.

These people are such retards.

Are you telling me… That the Europeans found a way to identify Russian spies with their passport numbers… And they’re telling everyone about it?

“Hey, Russia, you might want to switch up how you assign passports to your spies, we can identify them lol.”

This is either complete bullshit (which is the most likely scenario) or European intelligence agencies are so inept that they should be imprisoned for criminal incompetence.

What’s really happening is that most of not all these high profile “arrests” are just propaganda fodder.

We’ve had one right here in the US after all.

Definitely a Russian spy lol.

The authorities in the West are whipping up these hoax stories in a desperate attempt to get people riled up against Russia, instead of being riled up against their own governments for letting their nations be invaded by third-world subhumans.

It doesn’t appear to be working.

Occasionally I try to follow what the MSM is reporting about the whole “Russia Hacked Our Elections” story. It’s hard to follow, because it gets pretty unhinged. A lot of people have had their names dragged through the mud so far – but many of them are sleazy characters themselves so, meh.

Sometimes these reports uncover interesting dirt on dubious people.

This bizarre story starts with Erik Prince, the founder of Blackwater – the world’s most powerful private army. And it ends up talking about some powerful pedo agent in the US government’s employ.

Yea, seriously.

ABC News:

Special Counsel Robert Mueller has obtained evidence that calls into question Congressional testimony given by Trump supporter and Blackwater founder Erik Prince last year, when he described a meeting in Seychelles with a Russian financier close to Vladimir Putin as a casual chance encounter “over a beer,” sources told ABC News.

Well-connected Lebanese-American businessman George Nader, a key witness given limited immunity by Mueller, has been interviewed seven times by prosecutors on a wide range of subjects. He told investigators that he set up a meeting in the Seychelles between Prince and Russian sovereign wealth fund CEO Kirill Dmitriev, mere days before Trump was inaugurated, sources familiar with the investigation said this week.

I’m not following tbh

Look, who gives a shit what this Lebanese dude did. So he set up a meeting between Erik Prince and some Russian CEO, big deal. Who even is this guy, and why are they bringing him up?

Nader, a naturalized U.S. citizen, is an enigma in the nearly yearlong probe of the Trump presidential campaign’s dealings with Russians linked to the Kremlin.

His background and credibility have come under attack as his name appeared in recent headlines. He has been arrested twice in the U.S., first in 1984 and again 1991, and convicted once, according to court records unsealed in March, for possession of pornographic videos featuring underage boys.

Nader was also arrested for similar charges involving underage boys in the Czech Republic, according to an Associated Press report.

Woah. The Elite pedophile rings theory starts making more and more sense to me.

Few in Washington remember George Nader, whose colorful biography reads like a spy thriller: his career has spanned the globe, and along the way he has been a hostage negotiator, arms broker, security operative and, now, an important witness for the former director of the FBI.

He’s even negotiated with the Kremlin. According to Al-Monitor, a news website covering the Middle East, Nader helped broker a $4.2 billion arms deal between Iraq and Russia in 2012.

Nader’s associates say he has embarked on countless sensitive diplomatic missions overseas and was once a special adviser to Vice President Dick Cheney. He had easy access to the White House under Presidents Reagan, both Bushes and Clinton, according to former officials, and he visited the Trump White House last year despite his criminal record.  

What the fuck is even going on here? This story started talking about a meeting between Erik Prince and some Russian CEO on an island resort off of Africa.

Now we’re diving into the story of some pedo connected to the Deep State??

What is even going on?

Here is the part that the US government admits that they keep this child pedo working for them because he’s useful at digging up dirt on people.

Sources told ABC News the U.S. government did not want Nader’s secrets easily unearthed while he operated as a backchannel on sensitive matters.

“We used him because we needed all the channels we could get into the Syrian security establishment,” said a former top career American diplomat in Damascus, who was aware of Nader’s activities in the years following his 1991 conviction. “Nobody was looking for his child porn case. Nobody cared about that stuff at all back then. He was providing too invaluable a service to us.”

Nader, according to one former diplomat, has a rare and valuable skill.

“His stock in trade is access and influence,” the former diplomat said. “He finds a way to be valuable to people.”

Cool. I mean, I guess its normal to admit that now.

That’s pretty much the story. Trump and Putin BTFO, right?

Sure, we’ll crack down on these dastardly KGB Russian or whatever. But we won’t stop there.

With the House Intelligence Committee winding-down their Russia investigation, it seems like the “meddling” narrative is falling apart.

However, the Jewish media and opposition Democrats are unlikely to be letting this go anytime soon.

The thing is, they don’t seem to have realized yet that this whole business is playing with fire, and providing Trump with an opportunity to destroy them decisively, with only a small pivot.

If this is his plan, then it makes perfect sense to allow the accusations and conspiracies to fester for as long as possible and build to a crescendo before he makes his move. And he’s now hinting that this is indeed his intention.

ABC News:

As the midterm election season gets underway, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle and intelligence officials alike have expressed frustration over what they see as the Trump administration’s lack of a clear and comprehensive strategy to prevent election interference, particularly from Russia.

Until recently, President Donald Trump has wavered on the extent of Russia meddling in the election, but he has more recently been resigned to insisting that it had no effect on the results of the 2016 election.

The accusations are totally credible, after all.

“Well, the Russians had no impact on our votes whatsoever,” Trump said last Tuesday. “But certainly there was meddling and probably there was meddling from other countries and maybe other individuals.”

The meddling narrative has been entirely focused on Russia. But a very slight change of focus to “meddling” in general would be a disaster for the Jews and their agenda.

After all, most of the election fraud was done for the benefit of the democrats, not Trump. As Andrew Anglin has noted, there’s a hell of a lot more people with Israeli citizenship “meddling” in our elections than Russians.

Moreover, most of the fraud we see is illegal immigrants voting for liberal candidates.

This is the real “election hacking” right there.

Critics have come down on the administration for not doing enough to stop interference, regardless.

“I don’t get the sense that there’s a whole lot being done to create a national strategy to make sure this doesn’t happen again,” said Michael Sulmeyer, the director of Belfer Center’s Cyber Security Project at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government.

Sulmeyer said on the domestic level, the federal government has been working with election officials to shore up their cyber defenses and while there has been some movement on the issue, even less is known about what’s happening to combat interference abroad.

There’s concern that “other countries will join in the fray this time around, not just the Russians,” said David Fidler, a senior fellow for cybersecurity on the Council on Foreign Relations.

“Other countries.”

Yes, pivoting to other countries meddling in the election can only be good for us. Paranoia over foreign meddling is not usually a narrative of the left; it’s a very nationalistic attitude, which is usually employed to justify cracking down on foreign elements.

What they did was twist this sentiment into an intricate and absurd tale involving Russia promoting Trump in order to avoid WW3 by revealing how corrupt his opposition was. Even if this was credible, most normal people will go “well, isn’t that a good thing?”

It’s a very flimsy, desperate plan, and it could easily blow up in their faces.

Administration officials told ABC News there is, in fact, a comprehensive effort to combat Russian meddling, and more broadly, foreign interference in our election systems, but offered few specifics, noting that some of the information is classified.

The thing is, the Jews didn’t think this through.

They thought this narrative would simply be used to discredit and impeach Trump. But that’s not happening. Now, the question becomes, “if foreign meddling is a problem, what do we do about it?”

They’re not gonna like where this is going.

And that’s not a question the Jews want answered. Because the practical aspects of preventing “election fraud” and “foreign meddling” would make Trump, and White America, much stronger.

Here are some reasonable policies Trump could implement to crack down on “foreign meddling:”

1. Get Homeland Security to take over the election process across America, preventing both electronic vote fraud and illegal immigrant voting.
2. Set up a law where people with foreign or dual citizenship (including Mexico and Israel) have to give disclaimers before commenting on politics in the media or on the internet, or else be guilty of “foreign meddling.”
3. Make it illegal for people with foreign or dual citizenship to serve in government… Or in the media, academia, etc.
4. Ban lobby groups representing foreign countries or interests (including AIPAC).

I can assure you, this is not what the Jews want. Playing on the xenophobic heartstrings of the people while a populist leader is in power was an incredibly stupid move, and it seems like the Trump administration is placing itself in a position to capitalize on it.

The Jews have, in their hubris, a Pandora’s box they’ll soon wish they had never touched.

Spend some time in Thailand on, say, Phuket and you’ll quickly realize that it’s becoming a Russian colony.

Then spend some time in the icy wastes of Russia and you’ll see why Russian tourists flock to Thailand to get some vitamin C and fresh veggies once a year before going back to the grind.

There’s your background – there are a lot of Russians in Thailand.

And this one chick apparently decided that she was going to pursue a lucrative career in whoredom with rich Chinese businessmen on vacation while she was there.

And you know she fucked up if she attracted the attention of the Thai authorities who are really lenient with that kind of stuff.

Washington Post:

A self-described sex expert whose videos highlighted the ties between one of Russia’s richest men and the Kremlin has been jailed in Thailand and is calling for U.S. help, claiming she has information about links between Russia and President Trump.

Anastasia Vashukevich, an escort service worker from Belarus who catapulted to a certain measure of fame after filming a yacht trip with Russian billionaire Oleg Deripaska and Deputy Prime Minister Sergei Prikhodko, was detained in Thailand over the weekend in a police raid on her “sex training” seminar. While still in custody Tuesday, she published Instagram videos asking U.S. journalists and intelligence agencies to help her.

What is the Trump connection?

Deripaska, with whom Vashukevich said she had an affair, used to employ former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort. But Vashukevich, better known by the alias Nastya Rybka, provided no evidence Tuesday to back up the claim that she had new information to offer related to the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election. A post to her Instagram account showed her sitting on the floor of what was described as a Thai jail cell and said she was sick.

Here’s what she had to say:

“I am the only witness and the missing link in the connection between Russia and the U.S. elections — the long chain of Oleg Deripaska, Prikhodko, Manafort, and Trump,” Vashukevich said in a live Instagram video Tuesday, apparently shot as she was driven in an open-air police van through the Thai resort city of Pattaya. “In exchange for help from U.S. intelligence services and a guarantee of my safety, I am prepared to provide the necessary information to America or to Europe or to the country which can buy me out of Thai prison.”

Let’s take a look at the “Russian” in question.

Is this the first sighting of the elusive Russian le 56% face??? She looks part-negro or something.

Here she is all dolled up – she looks completely different.

A quick PSA: all these whores that claim to be “sex experts” or whatever are always ugly. Hot chicks, for the most part, don’t need to advertise their wares so heavily. Men want them anyway – it is the bizarre mulattos and fatties and mystery meats that do this sort of shit.

I mean just look at that face – can you imagine the Donald ever getting involved with it?

I sure can’t.

In a sane world, people would take one look at that face and be like, “bro, he must have been wasted or drugged if he tapped that,” or reasonably conclude that it’s lying to get out of a Thai jail.

But in Clown World, this story makes it onto the pages of the Washington Post as a hit piece against Donald Trump.

Also, it seems that some Russians are picking up on the whole Russia-Trump liberal connection and trying to cash in on it. There are these Russian pranksters that have been calling up American politicians and offering bogus info on Trump/Russian collusion.

Even people supposedly on Trump’s side eat it up.

On a side note – I think Nikki Haley is much hotter than that other chick. And you know she gets around.

Never seen a chick in stripper boots like that who didn’t get around.

I hope the Thai authorities let that literal whore rot in jail.