Roger X Patterson retweeted
🚨 BREAKING OVERNIGHT: SecWar Pete Hegseth has FIRED Lt. Gen. Brett Sylvia after he reportedly FAILED three polygraphs about leaking classified information to the press
GOOD RIDDANCE TO ALL LEAKERS! 👋🏻
He's now under investigation over LEAKS about the Iran war, the Russia-Ukraine war and more, and the case has been referred to the DOJ
Sylvia purportedly got around the Pentagon's escort rules for reporters by meeting journalists outside the building
Hegseth made the right move for our country!
Roger X Patterson retweeted
Patrick,
Happy that the judge ruled in your favor.
Sad that Eric Coomer won't be on the stand.
By dismissing the case, the judge basically affirms the following statements:
✅The 2020 election was hacked, Dominion ran it, and he possessed electronic evidence proving the hack.
✅Texas hired Dominion to study the 2018 Dallas election, giving Dominion two years to reverse-engineer how to hack an election.
✅Dominion’s technology originated in Venezuela and was developed for Hugo Chávez to rig elections.
✅Smartmatic became Dominion through corporate transactions, carrying election-manipulation capabilities into U.S. elections.
✅Systems allowed administrators to override security and that weak security extended manipulation capabilities to foreign actors.
✅Dominion machines used an algorithm that weighted one candidate’s votes more heavily than another’s.
✅Trump’s support exceeded what the manipulation algorithm could overcome through smaller-scale cheating.
✅Georgia tabulating machine sent results to China and that he had personally seen photographs, computer forensics, and IP traces supporting that claim.
✅Dominion paid for a shredding truck to destroy 3,000 pounds of ballots, with payment connected to a Dominion credit card.
Recommendation: DHS needs to conduct professional, transparent Physical Configuration Audits of Dominion (aka Liberty Vote) tabulators performed all across America.
@AttyStefLambert @SidneyPowell1 @realMikeLindell @GenFlynn @EmeraldRobinson @PeterTicktin
Star Trek's Captain Picard (Patrick Stewart) Passes Away at 86
Chekov (Walter Koenig) from the Original Series just passed away.
From the article:
Legendary Star Trek actor Patrick Stewart has passed away.
He was 86 years old.
Patrick Stewart passed away on Wednesday in Los Angeles, an official announcement said.
“We announce with great sorrow the passing of Sir Patrick Stewart yesterday at his home in Los Angeles, in the loving care of his beloved wife Sunny, following a brief and poignant journey with Alzheimer’s Disease and Lewy Body Dementia,” the announcement said...
Roger X Patterson retweeted
Once Upon A Time ... A crazy man claimed the CCP had used secret illegal U.S. election systems access to switch votes in 2020.
And the crazy man was mocked, sued, and de-platformed everywhere.
But times changed.
And a Federal records declassification arrived ...
BREAKING: Declassified docs reveal just-arrested FBI officials Nikki Floris (who joined Obama Russiagate conspirator Lisa Monaco at Microsoft) + Bradley Benavides conspired in 2020 to bury tips of mass Chinese voter fraud/election interference, kept warnings out of Trump's PDB:
FLORIS: "We'll get this back in a box!"
BENAVIDES: "Fact or suggestion for them [field agents] to recall [intel report on fake Chinese voter IDs]?"
FLORIS: "Fact. Boom."
Roger X Patterson retweeted
🚨ATTENTION: Trump Dossier Could Lead US to Classify Brazil as a Dictatorship and Even Consider Military Actions
The material would gather suspicions of corruption in the STF, judicial abuses, narcotrafficking, and electoral irregularities.
Roger X Patterson retweeted
I see a lot of people, including the left-wing media and Democrats, running their mouths about Bolsonaro, calling him corrupt and accusing him of money laundering. LOL. Yet none of them want to talk about the actual truth about Lula and the corruption charges he was convicted of.
So let’s talk about that.
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva was convicted of corruption and money laundering in Operation Car Wash, Brazil’s biggest graft scandal.
In the Guarujá triplex case, OAS handed him a renovated beachfront apartment as a hidden bribe worth roughly R$2.2 million, tied to Petrobras contracts. In 2017, Judge Sergio Moro convicted him of passive corruption and money laundering and sentenced him to 9 years and 6 months. The appeals court unanimously upheld the conviction and increased his sentence to over 12 years.
He spent 580 days in prison.
In the Atibaia ranch case, he was convicted again for renovations worth about R$1 million, paid for by OAS and Odebrecht, at a property he and his family used. His sentence? 12 years and 11 months.
Then, in 2021, while he was out of office, the Supreme Court overturned the convictions on procedural grounds. The court ruled that the Curitiba court lacked jurisdiction and that Moro was biased. The cases never went to a new trial on the facts, and the prosecutions ultimately ended because of statute-of-limitations issues.
After slithering back into the presidency in 2023, Lula appointed his own personal defense lawyer from those same Car Wash cases, Cristiano Zanin, to the Supreme Court.
His own defense lawyer. On the Supreme Court. Ironic, isn’t it?
And that same lawyer is the one who granted the 2-hour extension for voting in the 2026 runoff, where Lula magically gained enough votes to win.
So the next time you see the media and the left gushing about how wonderful this man is and portraying him as a martyr, LOL, remember the truth.
Lula is the actual dictator thug who was convicted on corruption charges.
Not Flávio Bolsonaro.
Roger X Patterson retweeted
US refugees admitted from South Africa:
52% Male
48% Female
30% Children
In other words… actual refugees.
Roger X Patterson retweeted
🚨#BREAKING: Outrage is erupting in North Carolina after an HOA just DOUBLED monthly fees to **$2,500/MONTH** for homeowners who were paying just $158/month just five years ago...
...and the homeowners say the HOA board tried to charge homeowners $7,500/MONTH JUST IN HOA FEES!!!!!!!
On Monday night, the board backed off $7,500...
...but voted to DOUBLE fees to $2,500 a month instead.
Yes, $30,000 a year just to LIVE IN YOUR HOME THAT YOU BOUGHT.
Nearly SIXTEEN TIMES what families were paying a few years ago.
Families who bought what they thought were their forever homes are now being told to pay $30,000 a year in HOA fees, or GO INTO FORECLOSURE!!!!!!
The neighborhood is Magnolia Cove in Sherrills Ford, Catawba County NC.
Jill Menson and her husband bought their house believing it would be their LAST home and five years ago, their HOA fee was $158 a month.
This summer it shot up to more than $1,200.
Plus a $10,000 ASSESSMENT on top of that.
On Monday night, the HOA board voted to raise fees AGAIN, from $1,250 to $2,500 a month.
That’s nearly SIXTEEN TIMES what they paid five years ago.
And the meeting?
It was held over ZOOM.
Menson says they’ll be forced out with nowhere to go, because no one will buy a house carrying fees like that.
So they went to the state for help.
The North Carolina Attorney General’s office told Channel 9 there are NO STATUTES limiting how much an HOA can charge.
None.
As long as the board follows its own documents, it can charge whatever it wants.
In Jill Menson’s words:
“Nobody is helping us.”
THIS IS ABSOLUTELY ABSURD AND SHOULD BE ILLEGAL!!!!!!!!!!
Court throws out lawsuit by Eric Coomer against Patrick Byrne
Might be a good time to watch Patrick Byrne's video about vote fraud: The Deep Rig.
youtube.com/watch?v=5wxJ14Ny…
Roger X Patterson retweeted
NEWSFLASH: Dominion CTO Eric Coomer’s libel case against me for saying Dominion’s equipment rigs elections was just thrown out by the judge on summary judgment. Trial was supposed to start next Wednesday, but the judge read our evidence and realized I was correct. No libel.
Roger X Patterson retweeted
Flávio Bolsonaro tuvo «cero votos» en 106 urnas en las que Lula sumó casi 15.000: «Es estadísticamente imposible»
gaceta.es/iberosfera/flavio-…
Roger X Patterson retweeted
🇯🇵 Without Japan, the world would have no instant ramen, karaoke, bullet trains, QR codes, emojis, blue LEDs, lithium-ion batteries, or a huge chunk of modern gaming and anime.
Without Islam, the world would have no terrorism.
Not all cultures are the same.
Roger X Patterson retweeted
I wouldn't trust any people appointed by Obama or Biden. The Left has never been so partisan.
One less unqualified piggy, who thought she had a job for life.
Roger X Patterson retweeted
California admits to a federal judge that non-citizens can vote in their elections & they do nothing to stop them. That is a violation of the constitution.
Stunning admission by California during yesterday’s Ninth Circuit hearing.
California admitted they do nothing to check the citizenship status of voters and will count the illegal ballots of noncitizens who vote. This is why we’re seeking an emergency order. We cannot allow California to dilute legal votes in the upcoming election.
Judge: You agree that if a non-citizen votes and we don’t stop it now, that vote will be counted, correct?
California: That’s absolutely correct.
Eric Coomer Lawsuit against Patrick Byrne who Quoted Joe Oltmann is Thrown Out
Joe Oltmann has stated he infiltrated a far-left group call in Colorado and overheard someone who said he was Eric from Dominion saying that he made sure Trump wouldn't win the 2020 election. Further research by Oltmann convinced him that the individual was Eric Coomer.
Former Dominion Executive Eric Coomer can always take a lie detector test to disprove that he said he made sure Trump wouldn't win the 2020 election (but I seriously doubt he ever will).
From the article:
(Eric) Coomer himself asserts that (Patrick) Byrne believed the 2020 election was rigged immediately after the election. Byrne testified that he believed (Joe) Oltmann’s story and remains highly confident that the gist of Oltmann’s story was true. Although the actual malice standard focuses on Byrne’s subjective state of mind and beliefs, Byrne’s statements as to those beliefs are not necessarily dispositive and Coomer may seek to establish Byrne’s subjective lack of belief in the story through circumstantial evidence.
…Coomer faces the burden of providing evidence (1) that would allow a reasonable jury to conclude that Byrne not only should not have believed the story, but actually, subjectively did not believe it or at least seriously doubted it was true, and (2) that would allow the jury to find that conclusion about Byrne’s subjective belief was not merely probable (more likely than not), but highly probable and free from serious doubt.
Under these standards, and on the record in this case, Coomer has not met that burden…
…Coomer’s evidence is insufficient to meet these standards and summary judgment for Byrne is therefore required.
