Florida: another instance of Democrats making America a banana republic

American Thinker

The shame of south Florida rigging elections is now evident.  . . . "Note the phrase “lawyers and party activists raced to Broward and Palm Beach Counties” as the NYT and many in both the MSM and cable news shows breathlessly report ad nauseam the linear trajectory of a recount process. In other words the famous quote about “generals fighting the last war” will play out. But is 2000 truly “a last war” moment?

"The Republicans should not give enhanced credibility to a corrupt process because this time the judiciary has already given President Trump due process and 4th Amendment top cover." . . .

. . . Rule 3: Start immediately arresting people in Florida-TODAY.
Immediately, arresting identified criminals will totally change the linear narrative established by those currently engaged in or reporting on those fighting “the last war.” . . .

Confronting Broward County Election Official Brenda Snipes "Jeff Weinsier from Florida station WPLG confronted Brenda Snipes, the Broward County Board of Elections Supervisor."
Florida Democrat Lawyers Wanted Non-Citizen Votes Counted

Election Time in the Banana Republic of Florida"Considering what's going on for the umpteenth time in the República Bananera de Florida, the caravans of how many thousands making their way from Central America to our Southern border should be going in reverse.

"We're Honduras now.

"No Banana Republic -- past or present -- could really outdo Florida when it comes to electoral corruption.  After all, the population of the Sunshine State is roughly the same as the populations of Honduras, El Salvador, and Nicaragua combined.  It's also larger than the population of Guatemala by itself." . . .

Where have these GOP pols been for the last several decades?  This is nothing new.  Voter irregularities are as common in Florida as hurricanes -- and probably more toxic in the long run. Why, for godsakes, does the woman in Broward still have that job?

 FL Election Worker Chelsey Smith Signs Sworn Legal Statement Alleging Broward County Elections Staff Were Filling in Ballots

. . . "When the Florida Broward County Elections staff member reported that she saw elections staff committing crimes by filling out of blank ballots, she was fired and told not to come back!" . . .
Earlier today the attorneys for Chelsey Marie Smith released her sworn statement today alleging voter fraud.

Florida Vote Scandal Coverage Shows Media-Democrat Complicity. Again.

. . . "To make sure that votes aren’t being invented or destroyed to effect an outcome, one of the first priorities of any election supervisor is to announce how many ballots are in the possession and how many remain to be counted. To fail to do this, as the Broward County and Palm Beach County Supervisors had, is to open themselves up to the accusation of massive vote fraud.

"Citizens can not have confidence that ballots are not being destroyed, or created, when supervisors fail to immediately announce how many ballots are on hand." . . .

Via Doug Ross Journal

Visit by Adolf Hitler, June 1940 to his old battlefields of WW1

Dixmude Trenches of Death

WW2 Gravestone  "A local man from Wytschaete, south of Ypres, who was a young boy at the time, recalled the impression it made on him suddenly to see a convoy of big black cars and lots of German officers in their grey uniforms driving near his family’s farmhouse. He hid in the wood owned by his family and watched Adolf Hitler walking nearby with his entourage of officers. In the First World War Hitler had served with the Bavarian Reserve-Infantry-Regiment 16. "

 WW2 in color: "Hitler visiting the old WW1 front line trenches of his Bavarian 16th Reserve Regiment near Fromelles, France. He was wounded around this area during the Battle of the Somme (November 7 or 8, 1916). Photo taken in 1940, after the armistice."

Archaeologists find the bodies of 21 tragic World War One German soldiers in perfectly preserved trenches where they were buried alive by an Allied shell  Fascinating photos in here:  . . . "Many of the skeletal remains were found in the same positions the men had been in at the time of the collapse, prompting experts to liken the scene to Pompeii.

"A number of the soldiers were discovered sitting upright on a bench, one was lying in his bed and another was in the foetal position having been thrown down a flight of stairs." . . . 

. . . Archaeologists also uncovered the wooden sides, floors and stairways of the shelter.

"The dead soldiers were part of the 6th Company, 94th Reserve Infantry Regiment.

"Their names are all known - they include Musketeer Martin Heidrich, 20, Private Harry Bierkamp, 22, and Lieutenant August Hutten, 37, whose names are inscribed on a memorial in the nearby German war cemetery of Illfurth."

More on the trenches of WW1

WW1: Aerial Trench Ghosts Part 1 - Invisible Works

In Flanders Fields: PASSCHENDAELE AERIAL GHOST – LATE 1917

"It didn’t exist…"

"Nor did any trench lines, at most men stood in shellholes up to their waists in mud. Again the only vaguely recognisable elements in this flyblown muddy graveyard are the church, a scar of powdered stone and the remnants of roads." . . .

More here.

The 11th Hour of the 11th Day of the 11th Month—100 Years Ago

Victor Davis Hanson  . . . "One ironic result was that the victorious but exhausted Allies announced to the world that they never wished to go to war again. Meanwhile, the defeated and humiliated Germans seemed all too eager to fight again soon to overturn the verdict of 1918.

The consequence was a far bloodier war that followed just two decades later. Eventually, “the war to end all wars” was rebranded “World War I” after World War II engulfed the planet and wiped out some 60 million lives.
"What can we learn from the failed armistice of 1918?
"Keeping the peace is sometimes even more difficult than winning a war."For an enemy to accept defeat, it must be forced to understand why it lost, suffer the consequences of its aggressions—and only then be shown magnanimity and given help to rebuild."Losers of a war cannot pick and choose when to quit fighting in enemy territory.
"Had the Allies continued their offensives in the fall of 1918 and invaded Germany, the peace that followed might have more closely resembled the unconditional surrender and agreements that ended WWII, leading to far more than just 20 years of subsequent European calm.

"Deterrence prevents war." . . .

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