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Thanks for posting that. But DOJ really needs to go after that phantom voter generator called ERIC. Sure they are a private non-profit but can sill open a grand jury investigation and subpoena the hell out of them.

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I'll see if I can find it, but I THINK ERIC is being investigated. I just can't remember who. IF it was DOJ I know we'd know.

I remember reading it about three weeks ago and was in a position where I couldn't share but wanted to. Naturally I forgot.

I'll do what I can to find it.

This is one more item I've been enlightened due to your efforts.

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State Owned / Non Profit - ERIC, Inc.

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I'll see if I can find it, but I THINK ERIC is being investigated. I just can't remember who. IF it was DOJ I know we'd know.

I remember reading it about three weeks ago and was in a position where I couldn't share but wanted to. Naturally I forgot.

I'll do what I can to find it.

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Thank you. That would be much appreciated. Been waiting a long time for ERIC to be disbanded and go away for good.

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https://duckduckgo.com/?origin=funnel_home_bing&t=h_&q=Investigation+of+State+owned+NON-PROFIT+ERIC&ia=web&assist=true

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Looking back on my memory, I believe several states withdrawing from ERIC MAY have been the topic I was remembering.

This link may help some.

I'll chat with my congressman this afternoon on the way home. Sounds like I know the man, I don't. They've been pretty cordial since I've moved to my new address in FW.

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Looking back on my memory, I believe several states withdrawing from ERIC MAY have been the topic I was remembering.

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That is certainly helpful but not dispositive as ERIC still has the voter rolls from those withdrawing states. So their ability to disseminate that info to whomever with bad intentions is eliminated.

Ex-C.I.A. Chief Asks to Keep Justice Dept. From Steering Case to Favored Judge

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/12/22/us/politics/trump-doj-investigation-judge-cannon-brennan-cia.html

John O. Brennan, the former C.I.A. director, sought on Monday to prevent the Justice Department from steering a sprawling investigation into political adversaries of President Trump to a judge in Florida who issued rulings favorable to Mr. Trump during his classified documents case.

The request, addressed to Chief Judge Cecilia M. Altonaga of the Federal District Court for the Southern District of Florida, was extraordinary. It would be highly unusual for a chief judge to block a colleague from overseeing an investigation. But a lawyer for Mr. Brennan argued that under the circumstances, she had the authority and a duty to do so.

And here is,

We the People v. Dominion Voting Systems

RE: DOMINION EMAILS CONFIRM

Forensic experts testifies under oath that the election system in Gwinnett County, Georgia, Colorado, Michigan and other swing states were remotely accessed from Belgrade, Serbia by Serbian… pic.twitter.com/jYlnagafMz

— 🇺🇸RealRobert🇺🇸 (@Real_RobN) December 23, 2025

Of all the initial claims immediately after the 2020 election, the alleged CIA raid on European company's servers that were remotely accessing the servers was the one I was most skeptical of. It was hard for me to believe that would not have been detected. That particular company was something like Scytyl or similar name, company out of Spain with facilities in Frankfort.

So why would a foreign company remotely be involved in US Presidential elections? How would that even be allowed?

We'll guess what? According to their own website, Scytyl did in fact contract and perform election services in multiple states. In and of itself, not dispositive but I found it very curious that was even allowed.

Your statement that you were very curious that it's allowed suggest that it is. If so, that's staggering.

As usual, I shouldn't be surprised!

I still think you ought to write a book! At least go and teach Kardashian how to pass the Bar!!!

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Your statement that you were very curious that it's allowed suggest that it is. If so, that's staggering.

As usual, I shouldn't be surprised!

I still think you ought to write a book! At least go and teach Kardashian how to pass the Bar!!!

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You would be surprised by all of the weird crap you can find on these companies websites. Took me a full day to explore the Runbeck site and get a firm grasp on what all they did. Basically, Runbeck was one stop shopping for any election office to damn near completely outsource their elections. With zero oversight.

That was quite egregious in Maricopa County. Runbeck touched much more ballots than Maricopa officials did.

Within Brennan's letter there is a link to another letter his lawyers previously sent to John Durham.

Do not miss it. I cannot believe he included this in his outline to the FL court.https://t.co/AMUymar7WY https://t.co/cJWXJjnR6M

— TheLastRefuge (@TheLastRefuge2) December 23, 2025

Even if Biden had gotten every single vote of the last 2 percent Trump would have still won. This shows it was manipulated! There is another Video where Ragfensperger even declared Trump the winner. pic.twitter.com/1GOQ6rd42E

— Johnny Midnight ⚡️ (@its_The_Dr) December 25, 2025

This isn't that big of a deal, but it's always nice to include Raffensberger in anything that runs his ass into the ground.

This fits this topic because it's IS the topic.

It's not earth shattering but I did, and have wondered, not only why this case was brought up, but how in the hell it succeeded. There is a part of me that would rather just be ignorant.

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The Department of Justice official who signed off on $2 million in taxpayer-funded payments to disgraced Russia collusion hoax participants left the Department of Justice to help lead the "legal resistance" to President Donald Trump and other duly-elected Republicans, new records reviewed exclusively by The Federalist reveal.
FBI Special Agent Peter Strzok and his mistress, FBI lawyer Lisa Page, sued the Department of Justice over the release of messages detailing their role in pushing the Clinton campaign's Russia collusion hoax. They said the release of the messages that were written using government resources violated their privacy. The Biden administration rewarded the duo with lucrative payouts. Strozk received $1.2 million in taxpayer funds while Page received an $800,000 settlement.

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Naturally, Marc Elias chairs the board of "Democracy Forward".

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"[W]e have identified Brian Netter, Deputy Assistant Attorney General as the individual that approved the settlement agreements," a DOJ official told the Center to Advance Security in America, which had filed a Freedom of Information Act request in 2024, when the payouts were publicly announced. Netter was the deputy assistant attorney general for the Federal Programs Branch during the term of President Joe Biden.
Netter currently serves as the legal director at Democracy Forward, a Democrat Party-affiliated group launched in 2017 to fight President Trump with lawfare. The group brags that it took Trump to court more than 100 times in his first term in office. It has continued its use of the courts to win political battles into his second term in office. "Liberal Legal Group Positions Itself as a Top Trump Administration Foe," touted The New York Times last November.

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Just more leftist money laundering.

We desperately need to slash government. D.C. is full of these reprobates and thieves.

So Page's payout was 33% lower than Strozk's. Gender pay gap for sure!!

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So Page's payout was 33% lower than Strozk's. Gender pay gap for sure!!

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And she's the lawyer whereas he is not.

I've got to put this one out there.

However, there's a caveat on who's doing the podcast.

I love Lara Logan. She's a huge believer in freedom and liberty and was, at one time, a hell of a reporter. I still think she's an outstanding reporter, but, she's old and probably doesn't bring the truth every single time. Not because she's doesn't have the same vitriol for corruption, I don't believe she's as competent as she used to be. However, I do believe the majority of this is accurate and truthful, I suggest you figure out which statements are the real deal.

Besides, there's a lot of good stuff in here about Smartmatic, but it's possible Hawg may know more than this podcast divulges. I've been well aware of the SOB from Venuzuela who ran the Tarrant County elections for years. BTW, even if Logan has lost a little shine, it doesn't mean the guests she has on don't bring the goods.

Enjoy!

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https://open.spotify.com/episode/0RFHbSHZoJtA5ZlKeq64EO?si=e4832091527e426e

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BTW, this podcast was the very first time I'd heard of Casa del Sol, which is apparently the cartel of all of the cartels. Once you're 50% of the way through this interview, Trump going into Venezuela will make 100% senses. It's not drug or oil related.

DEVELOPING: Former Trump adviser Carter Page's civil case vs. James Comey, Kevin Clinesmith and the FBI for abusing the FISA court to spy on him has wended its way to the Supreme Court, and the Justice Dept.'s solicitor general has until Feb. 19 to respond to the SCOTUS petition.

— Paul Sperry (@paulsperry_) January 26, 2026

DEVELOPING: Sources say the mysterious Joe Pientka, the FBI SSA who was the Crossfire Hurricane case agent who swore out the FISA affidavits to spy on Carter Page and secretly met with DOJ official Bruce Ohr, has suddenly lawyered up,retaining a high-priced Washington DC attorney

— Paul Sperry (@paulsperry_) January 29, 2026

DEVELOPING: Sources say the mysterious Joe Pientka, the FBI SSA who was the Crossfire Hurricane case agent who swore out the FISA affidavits to spy on Carter Page and secretly met with DOJ official Bruce Ohr, has suddenly lawyered up,retaining a high-priced Washington DC attorney

— Paul Sperry (@paulsperry_) January 29, 2026

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DEVELOPING: Former Trump adviser Carter Page's civil case vs. James Comey, Kevin Clinesmith and the FBI for abusing the FISA court to spy on him has wended its way to the Supreme Court, and the Justice Dept.'s solicitor general has until Feb. 19 to respond to the SCOTUS petition.

— Paul Sperry (@paulsperry_) January 26, 2026

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You win. I expect nothing less

December 2nd, 2017.


Is the day this thread was started. Let that sink in.

Wrong thread.

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But...but...Muller is a very biased Lib who hates Trump and is out to get him.

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This aged well.

fasthorse05 said:

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I've got to put this one out there.

However, there's a caveat on who's doing the podcast.

I love Lara Logan. She's a huge believer in freedom and liberty and was, at one time, a hell of a reporter. I still think she's an outstanding reporter, but, she's old and probably doesn't bring the truth every single time. Not because she's doesn't have the same vitriol for corruption, I don't believe she's as competent as she used to be. However, I do believe the majority of this is accurate and truthful, I suggest you figure out which statements are the real deal.

Besides, there's a lot of good stuff in here about Smartmatic, but it's possible Hawg may know more than this podcast divulges. I've been well aware of the SOB from Venuzuela who ran the Tarrant County elections for years. BTW, even if Logan has lost a little shine, it doesn't mean the guests she has on don't bring the goods.

Enjoy!

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BTW, this podcast was the very first time I'd heard of Casa del Sol, which is apparently the cartel of all of the cartels. Once you're 50% of the way through this interview, Trump going into Venezuela will make 100% senses. It's not drug or oil related.

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If not drugs or oil, what?

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DEVELOPING: Sources say the mysterious Joe Pientka, the FBI SSA who was the Crossfire Hurricane case agent who swore out the FISA affidavits to spy on Carter Page and secretly met with DOJ official Bruce Ohr, has suddenly lawyered up,retaining a high-priced Washington DC attorney

— Paul Sperry (@paulsperry_) January 29, 2026

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Yes, and…he works for Swalwell now.

Yep, @RepSwalwell @ericswalwell was involved up to his eye balls. pic.twitter.com/LaWbeJ82Jx

— Rob O Ben (@1RoboBen) January 29, 2026

Well, this should be interesting. In about 6-8 months, say around September 2026 just before the midterm elections!!!!!

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(1) Grace Chong, MBI on X: "MITCHELL: This is a criminal seizure under the Federal Election Records Act. Physical records. Digital records. -Every 2020 ballot, of every type -Every tabulator tape, including zero, opening, and closing tapes -Every ballot image from counts and recounts -The voter lists https://t.co/Q16Xeeuqzj" / X

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Yes. The left is running out of lawfare delays at this point, it seems.

Here is Mark Warner abusing his position as the Chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee to conspire via a cut out with British intelligence operative Chris Steele, paid by Hillary Clinton and George Soros to depose Pres Trump in February 2017.

Warner was co-ordinating with… https://t.co/7h0bSfEOPe pic.twitter.com/Dl87wgtes6

— Svetlana Lokhova (@RealSLokhova) January 29, 2026

She's always worth a check-in online, at least once a week still.

BREAKING: Property records reveal that before moving to DC, ex-deputy FBI Dir Andrew McCabe--now the target of a grand jury investigation--and his Democrat activist wife were neighbors of Bill and Hillary Clinton in the hamlet of Chappaqua, NY for 15 yearshttps://t.co/t9LuD4tFJV

— Paul Sperry (@paulsperry_) January 30, 2026

DEVELOPING: Expecting their client will be indicted in Fla., John Brennan's legal team is preparing a defense starting w/ a motion seeking the recusal of federal Judge Aileen Cannon, arguing she was a "fact witness" in an act in furtherance of the conspiracy--the Mar-a-Lago raid.

— Paul Sperry (@paulsperry_) February 1, 2026

Can one claim all judges are fact witnesses and thus they cannot be judged by anyone?

At what point does the complete *******ization and disregard for our legal system stop?

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Can one claim all judges are fact witnesses and thus they cannot be judged by anyone?

At what point does the complete *******ization and disregard for our legal system stop?

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We passed the point of no return. The lawless behavior we've seen since 2016 will not end until everything burns. Then the cycle of repentance to destruction repeats.

They won't win on that motion, but are just trying to set up points to use on appeal after he is convicted.

From Sperry's RCI piece:

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Standing in the wings, Susan Rice, the president's national security adviser, sent Obama back into the room following the interview to reassert that the assessment was still under review.
"You had something to add?" asked NPR's Steve Inskeep.

"It is worth noting that when it comes to the motivations of the Russians, there are still a whole range of assessments taking place among the agencies," a clearly chagrined Obama said, his voice cracking. "And so when I receive a final report, you know, we'll be able to, I think, give us a comprehensive and best guess as to those motivations."

He stressed that "different agencies are still looking at all that stuff, gathering it together and hopefully putting [it] into a single package." In fact, only three of the 17 intelligence agencies were involved in the process the CIA, FBI, and NSA and only five analysts drafted the final intel report, all of whom were handpicked by Obama's CIA Director Brennan, who previously worked for Obama in the White House.
Obama's intelligence czar James Clapper later revealed in a 2018 interview that the Obama-ordered assessment set off a chain of investigations targeting Trump and his administration over Russia.

"If it weren't for President Obama, we might not have done the intelligence community assessment that we did that set up a whole sequence of events which are still unfolding today, notably, Special Counsel [Robert] Mueller's investigation," Clapper told CNN. "President Obama is responsible for that."

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A solid piece, even if we've had essentially this information for years now, good to see it documented cogently/in one place again.