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Kosh's Shadow
10/29/2026 5:28:09 PM
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Since we have few posts on Saturday, how about any work-relatednHallween memories? Mid 1980's I worked for a company that allowed costumes. An intern came as a terrorist - fatigues, "bloody" bandage, toy AK-47. Can't get away with that today. I note the intern was part Armenian and part Turkish. Another place went all-out. One year HR made their space a pirate ship. But they missed the chance to lay off people to a plank over the parking lot.
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vxbush
10/30/2026 6:17:58 AM
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In #1 Kosh's Shadow said: Since we have few posts on Saturday, how about any work-relatednHallween memories? One company I worked in, the QA department decorated its space in halloween complete with computer "bugs" (mostly plastic tarantulas) that were hanging and pinned all over the place.
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vxbush
10/30/2026 6:32:57 AM
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The fact that Democrats make use of someone like a "paid specialist in secret ballot maneuvers" tells me so much. I truly hope that Republicans never use such tools, but I bet there are a few out there who do.
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JCM
10/30/2026 6:45:31 AM
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Reply to vxbush in 3: Secure vote due the potential blackmail and part of the islamist / dem insurgency.
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JCM
10/30/2026 6:47:52 AM
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Reply to vxbush in 4: Look up the history of Dean Logan. King Co. WA now LA County registrar. I was also a consultant in MN particularly the Coleman - Franken race. Same patterns of ballot issues and vote counting always favoring the Dems.
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vxbush
10/30/2026 8:04:07 AM
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Reply to JCM in 8: Okay, let's see what is going on in California since Wednesday, shall we? Wednesday: Central District of CA federal Judge David Carter ruled against the DOJ's emergency motion to sequester 20,000 ballots of people whom the DOJ has decided may be "noncitizens." BUT: the judge wrote at the end of that order: There is a clear remedy available. The United States can prosecute individuals according to Section 611, as it has historically and recently done. California also has established procedures to cancel the voter registrations of any individuals proven ineligible. How very helpful! Thursday: So now, the DOJ has told the US attorneys in California to start filing subpoenas for state and local officials to start questioning them about helping these unlawful voters get signed up to vote. Grand juries are going to start meeting very soon. One of the people who has received a subpoena is the CA Secretary of State, Shirley Weber. How quickly will the state of California start submitting petitions to drop these cases? I expect today or Monday.
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JCM
10/30/2026 8:30:00 AM
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Reply to vxbush in 9: Only remedy IMAO. Purge all voter rolls. Require everyone to re-register. Proof of eligibility all that. However the process is only as secure as the people running it. And all the evidence points to Blue State corruption.
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vxbush
10/30/2026 8:36:51 AM
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Oh, the SPLC is about to be hoisted on its own petard. The "informant" that they paid to post to a planning chat for the Charlottesville demonstration, who posted racist content under the SPLC supervision and got paid $300,000 in donor money and lived with the SPLC's undercover program director-- got squeezed by the DOJ and in exchange for immunity is handing over everything he has. 1800 text messages, 1.2 terabytes of documents on hard drives, over 35 pounds of printed materials, and who knows what else. Thank you, Coffee and COVID, for covering this. I suddenly have a bounce in my step.
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vxbush
10/30/2026 8:46:11 AM
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Hmmmm. Judge Boasberg is taking the Ilhan Omar case and preventing the DOJ from reading her emails. How deep in the deep state is he, after years of working in the FISC system? Pretty darn deep if he's willing to do this.
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vxbush
10/30/2026 9:05:19 AM
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In #10 JCM said: Only remedy IMAO.
Purge all voter rolls. Require everyone to re-register. Proof of eligibility all that.
However the process is only as secure as the people running it. And all the evidence points to Blue State corruption. You would think that voters would appreciate a maneuver like this, but we know the truth.
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