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US questions Biden’s ‘biggest win in history’

On : 08/11/202007/07/2021- by Sean Burke- 4 Comments.

A US Supreme Court justice has ordered late arriving ballots in election battleground Pennsylvania to be segregated and removed from the official count as Republican scrutineers continue to be locked out of counting centres. In related events, a US postal worker has testified he was instructed to backdate late arriving postal ballots, US election staff have been captured on video tampering with or discarding ballots and “faulty” election software used in as many as 30 States has “switched” thousands of Trump votes to Biden’s tally.

The art of stealing the Presidency

On : 05/11/202018/01/2022- by Sean Burke- 5 Comments.

IT WAS all going to plan for the Republican Party. Enthusiasm had peaked and the predicted red wave struck like a thunder clap. Every toss-up State bar one – Arizona – had swung heavily to Trump. It was almost mind numbingly efficient. With up to 96 per cent of toss-up States’ vote counted and Trump in the lead by anywhere from 150k to 600k votes, the result would be a blow out.

Final prediction: White House, House & Senate races

On : 03/11/202007/07/2021- by Staff Writer- 2 Comments.

DONALD Trump will comfortably retain the White House, the Republicans will hold the Senate with a reduced majority while the Democratic Party will retain the House of Representatives.This is the prediction of highly regarded social media election analyst Red Eagle Politics.

Biden: Beijing’s candidate

On : 01/11/202007/07/2021- by David Flint- 1 Comment

AUSTRALIA’S elites would prefer Beijing’s candidate, Joe Biden in the White House, it seems. But, unlike 2016, at least a few notable commentators here now favour Trump, however grudgingly. Yet local outlets still echo the American mainstream media, even though they have become the Democratic Party’s propaganda arm. Little wonder then that Biden’s campaign manager admits most media polling is fake.

US voters flood Australia for real news

On : 29/10/202007/07/2021- by Sean Burke- 3 Comments.

US VOTERS have over-run Australian news sources to access political reporting following a US media black-out triggered by the Biden laptop scandal. With content from the laptop – allegedly owned by the son of Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden – falling into the Trump campaign’s hands, Left-wing US media and big tech companies have combined to censor any local coverage of the story.

Poll predicts a Trumpslide

On : 19/10/202007/07/2021- by David Flint- 3 Comments.

THE best line in the presidential debate was when President Trump said he had achieved more in 47 months than Joe Biden had in 47 years in the Senate. Democrats cringed and the mainstream media kept it quiet. The presidential debate was a success for Trump.

Fill that seat

On : 05/10/202007/07/2021- by David Flint- 1 Comment

RINO treachery only ensures a Trump victory. Not only does Donald Trump again have an agenda vastly superior to his opponent, his supporters continue to demonstrate something almost totally absent from the Biden camp – enthusiasm.And as I learned in the Australian republic referendum, when your grassroots offer enthusiasm in spades, forget that the other side is far better resourced, supported overwhelmingly by sitting politicians, other elites and the mainstream media juggernaut, it’s enthusiasm which counts.

Enthusiasm, Trump’s winning ingredient

On : 29/09/202007/07/2021- by David Flint- 2 Comments.

THERE could not be a clearer choice in the US presidential election. Since the settlement, we Australians have lived in a world led from the heart of the Anglosphere, with all of the great political and economic advantages our civilisation has so bountifully ensured.

Trump, saviour of the West

On : 01/09/202007/07/2021- by David Flint- 1 Comment

FROM November, news about the Wuhan virus will no doubt move from the front page. Our power-drunk politicians will have to calm down and think about how to repair the massive and unnecessary damage they have done to the Australian economy, including the $6 billion they admit to pouring down the drain to incentivise idleness.