In this video the Austrian politician Riccardo Bosi speaks with Alex Jones talking about issues with encroaching corruption and tyranny in the world, and he explains how his campaign will liberate Australia from it.
[Note October 7, 2021: I haven’t seen this video until after I posted this article. I’m very impressed with Bosi, I hope he is popular in Australia. He is that country’s best hope. There are no major politicians like him in the United States.]
This is the launch video for his party AustraliaOne. Amazing!
It is great to see how he speaks out about Freemasonry. In this video he speaks with the Australian activist Joel Jammal, talking about false allegations of being a Freemason.
This San Fernando Valley, California news broadcast explains that Republican voters were reporting that their votes had already been cast for the California recall election.
[Note: Start watching this video at about 8:30 to see a segment explaining how the California recall election was almost certainly stolen. Also note the video contains some profanity.]
In this Infowars video, Owen Shroyer explains issues that happened with the California recall vote, where many Republican voters reported problems of not being allowed to vote in the election.
Also explained is the problem that the other Republican candidates (such as the ridiculous transvestite Catlyn Jenner) stayed in the race rather than dropping out once it was clear Larry Elder was the front runner in their party, which diluted the Republican vote.
I think it is clear that fraud was the overwhelming factor in the California election, where Larry Elder likely would have won if the election was fair. The situation in the world is now so bad that even many Democrats don’t support their party anymore, except for the ones who are entirely naive or corrupt. I don’t think the situation is hopeless though, as long as the election process can be revamped to be standardized with electronic voting eliminated, which I have been advocating to happen for years.
I don’t understand how so many people on the West coast of the U.S. seem to be supportive of the corruption that is happening in their states and in world. Many are experiencing the problems firsthand, and they all have internet connections so it is not as if they can’t be hearing about it. Perhaps many of them are distracted by watching television or playing video games.
And what about the people who are required to pay huge tax bills that they know go toward funding corrupt agendas? I guess most of such people simply move to another state once they are fed up rather than thinking that they can change anything.