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Federal judge allows lawsuit against Walz’s religious restrictions to move forward

“In a rare move, a federal judge allowed claims brought against Gov. Tim Walz by two religious organizations to move forward late last month. Walz and Attorney General Keith Ellison, both named as defendants in the lawsuit, frequently boast about winning every case brought against the governor’s COVID-19 restrictions, which limited the number of people who could attend religious services.” Thanks, Alpha News.
Modem Chips Embedded in Voting System Computer Motherboards

“While all of the attention has been focused upon manipulation of election results via software, there has been very little attention paid to hardware. Malware can be embedded in hardware as well as software. That’s why the following discovery unearthed by Attorney Matt DePerno during his investigation into Antrim County election fraud is so important.”
246 vaccinated residents diagnosed with COVID; 3 dead, Michigan reports

“As many as 246 Michigan residents considered fully vaccinated against COVID-19 were later diagnosed with the virus, and three have died, state officials confirmed Monday. The cases were reported between Jan. 1 and March 31, and the 246 had a positive test 14 or more days after the last dose in the vaccine series, said Lynn Sutfin, a spokeswoman for the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, in an email.”
Section 230 Isn't The Problem, Payment Networks Are

“Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act is one of the most important pieces of legislation in American history. Passed into law in 1996, it has overseen the entirety of the consumer Internet’s development. Its premise is simple: Internet service providers and platform operators are not responsible for civil damages that result from user-generated content that they host or manage. These protections are why the United States is the first choice for hosting any digital service. Without them, the entire world would suffer a less free Internet.”
Eminent doc: Media censored COVID-19 early treatment options that could have reduced fatalities by 85%

“AUSTIN, Texas, April 8, 2021 (LifeSiteNews) — An exceedingly well-qualified physician, who was censored by YouTube last year, addressed the Texas State Senate Health and Human Service Committee last month providing thorough information on successful treatments of COVID-19, the present high-level of herd immunity from the disease, the very limited potential of “vaccines,” and the data that shows early treatment could have saved up to 85 percent of the “over 500,000 deaths in the United States.””
China Admits to Major Coronavirus Outbreak in South, Fires Local Leadership

We wonder what the genetics will look like in this episode. “A week after news reports began surfacing of a growing Chinese coronavirus outbreak in southern Yunnan province, Chinese state media confirmed Thursday that the Communist Party chief in Ruili, the city where the outbreak began, lost his job for “serious negligence in epidemic control.””
Big Tech's Greatest Threat "They leave no paper trail for authorities to trace. They are the perfect weapon for changing... the outcome of elections"

We know they are doing it but most of us are not sure how. “"Ephemeral experiences": You might never have heard this phrase, but it's a very important concept. These are brief experiences you have online in which content appears briefly and then disappears, leaving no trace.”
This is a long read but highly recommended. You may notice some double copy. We don't think that is poor proofreading but maybe interference. This probably should not be posted on Facebook.
Biden Just Declared 'War' On Millions Of Law-Abiding Gun Owners



