Tag Archive: Virginia

From Steal to Secession AM – Ep. 4: Is the “Fix” in for the 2022 elections?

Professor Wall June 3, 2022

Is a disturbing trend unfolding through the 2022 Primaries showing that election fraud is far more deeply rooted than we initially saw in the 2020 elections? An analysis of the primaries which have unfolded to date are raising some very serious questions about that prospect…

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2021 Elections, 2022 Elections, 2022 Primary, Alaska, Bob Casey Sr, David McCormack, Dobbs v Jackson Women's Health Organization, election fraud, Free State Project, Georgia, Joe Manchin, John Fetterman, Kathy Barnette, Mehmet Oz, Michigan, New Hampshire secession, New Mexico, NHExit, Nick Moseder, Planned Parenthood v Casey, Roe v Wade, secession, secession legal, Seth Keshel, Tennessee, Texas Nationalist Movement, Virginia, vote fraud, Votescam, voting machines, Wisconsin

The 2017 Elections – Much Ado About Nothing?

Professor Wall November 8, 2017

Election Day and it’s aftermath is always one of the most humorous times in the calendar for this author. Reading all the ‘evaluations’, the panic attacks and the victory crows as well as seeing the so-called ‘analysts’ trying to understand…
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Observation, Politics, Written Articles

2017 elections, 2018 elections, Donald Trump, election day, impact, New Jersey, Virginia