Mike Benz
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That Justice Department has been replaced because I think... The joke I say is they throw me away for 30 years for premeditated jaywalking. They would find a reason, and it's as good as assassination. But that doesn't matter to me. I feel a deep sense of purpose. I'm happy that there's an audience now for the things I talk about, but I was doing it... I do it...
That Justice Department has been replaced because I think... The joke I say is they throw me away for 30 years for premeditated jaywalking. They would find a reason, and it's as good as assassination. But that doesn't matter to me. I feel a deep sense of purpose. I'm happy that there's an audience now for the things I talk about, but I was doing it... I do it...
Throw me in a jail cell and I'll be, you know, I'll finish my book or I'll try to convince the other people in the prison. I can't turn this off even if I wanted to. So it doesn't really feel like it's up to me.
Throw me in a jail cell and I'll be, you know, I'll finish my book or I'll try to convince the other people in the prison. I can't turn this off even if I wanted to. So it doesn't really feel like it's up to me.
Oh, yeah. I mean, if you remember, they tried to... This is like... I mean, this is like stock standard, right? I mean, this is what's happening in Romania with the Georgia skew election in terms of nullifying it. I mean... Whether you remove the ballots, you can't vote for it, or you nullify the election after he wins. I mean, they're both the same thing that you can't run if you're winning.
Oh, yeah. I mean, if you remember, they tried to... This is like... I mean, this is like stock standard, right? I mean, this is what's happening in Romania with the Georgia skew election in terms of nullifying it. I mean... Whether you remove the ballots, you can't vote for it, or you nullify the election after he wins. I mean, they're both the same thing that you can't run if you're winning.
I mean, it's basically the rule. And this is why it's terrifying that USAID and these other, you know, intelligence and statecraft affiliated NGO swarms. Go right for the jugular, targeting the EMBs, targeting the electoral and judicial organs around deciding elections and election processes and election results. You know, I have...
I mean, it's basically the rule. And this is why it's terrifying that USAID and these other, you know, intelligence and statecraft affiliated NGO swarms. Go right for the jugular, targeting the EMBs, targeting the electoral and judicial organs around deciding elections and election processes and election results. You know, I have...
I hate to say it, but I have slides on all this prepared if you want to see straight from the horse's mouth what that looked like. Because USAID was doing the same thing, and even some of these slides that I have here, they're getting 12 countries' EMBs in a room at once. For example, in the U.S., the big EMB is the Supreme Court.
I hate to say it, but I have slides on all this prepared if you want to see straight from the horse's mouth what that looked like. Because USAID was doing the same thing, and even some of these slides that I have here, they're getting 12 countries' EMBs in a room at once. For example, in the U.S., the big EMB is the Supreme Court.
They decided the result of Bush v. Gore when there was the Florida hanging ballot, hanging Chad situation. You know, Brazil, they have a different structure. They have their, you know, their STF and then they've got their subcourt, the TSE. And so they went for the juggernaut TSE. But as you'll see, but they also train the STF.
They decided the result of Bush v. Gore when there was the Florida hanging ballot, hanging Chad situation. You know, Brazil, they have a different structure. They have their, you know, their STF and then they've got their subcourt, the TSE. And so they went for the juggernaut TSE. But as you'll see, but they also train the STF.
In fact, if you want to pull the slide deck back up and, you know, hop on over to if you started started. Yeah. How about slide? What is this? What number is this? Slide seven.
In fact, if you want to pull the slide deck back up and, you know, hop on over to if you started started. Yeah. How about slide? What is this? What number is this? Slide seven.
Okay, all right. All right, next one. Okay, so you'll see here, again, this is IFAS again. This is the State Department. They get fully funded by the U.S. State Department. They implement the USAID's programs, the USAID partner and implementer on all things elections there, working with another judge here. Jose Gilberto Scandiucci.
Okay, all right. All right, next one. Okay, so you'll see here, again, this is IFAS again. This is the State Department. They get fully funded by the U.S. State Department. They implement the USAID's programs, the USAID partner and implementer on all things elections there, working with another judge here. Jose Gilberto Scandiucci.
So now we've got Bojoso, DeMorais, Scandiucci working directly with the CEPs USAID program, which is one of the most terrifying things. But go to the next slide here real quick. Okay, well, actually, let's stay on that for a second. This is another example of how U.S. money continues to corrupt Brazil's democracy here.
So now we've got Bojoso, DeMorais, Scandiucci working directly with the CEPs USAID program, which is one of the most terrifying things. But go to the next slide here real quick. Okay, well, actually, let's stay on that for a second. This is another example of how U.S. money continues to corrupt Brazil's democracy here.
COVID, they went after Bolsonaro for questioning COVID and not streaming the vaccine. So this is Internews. Internews gets half a billion dollars a year from U.S. taxpayers. The founder of Internews talks about how... They had to constantly explain to people in foreign countries that, no, we're not the CIA. We're not CIA media. We're just funded by the U.S. government, and we're directing this.
COVID, they went after Bolsonaro for questioning COVID and not streaming the vaccine. So this is Internews. Internews gets half a billion dollars a year from U.S. taxpayers. The founder of Internews talks about how... They had to constantly explain to people in foreign countries that, no, we're not the CIA. We're not CIA media. We're just funded by the U.S. government, and we're directing this.