Hello Dante? What Level Is This?

[ti-amie]

The tracking data, reviewed by The Washington Post, show the plane started its journey in Texas, flew to Palm Beach on Saturday afternoon and then went to New Orleans. A map of the evening flight shows the plane was over the water when it turned around and went back to New Orleans, heading for Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport.

As the jet came in to land, an air traffic controller told the pilot, “There will be vehicles following you down the runway.”

“I appreciate it,” the pilot said, according to recordings archived by LiveATC.net.

The plane belonged to a donor who loaned it to Trump for the evening, according to people familiar with the matter. The plane’s tail number was linked to a Utah-based company that is the trustee for more than 1,400 planes. The donor’s identity could not be immediately verified.

[Owendonovan]

Imagine the conspiracy theories had that plane gone down.

[dryrunguy]

Imagine the conspiracy theories had that plane gone down.

Hillary emailed the order?

[ti-amie]

Imagine the conspiracy theories had that plane gone down.

Hillary emailed the order?

[ponchi101]

Imagine the conspiracy theories had that plane gone down.

I would have still loved to hear them.

[Jeff from TX]

Colorado clerk is indicted for election tampering and misconduct
Updated March 9, 20221:09 PM ET

BENTE BIRKELAND

A grand jury in Colorado has indicted Mesa County Clerk and Recorder Tina Peters and her deputy on counts related to election tampering and misconduct.

The indictment of Peters and Deputy Clerk Belinda Knisley on felony and misdemeanor charges stems from an election security breach in their office last year.

In May 2021, Peters allowed an unauthorized person access to the county's voting machines. That person posted sensitive information related to the equipment online.

The 10 counts against Peters include: attempting to influence a public service, criminal impersonation, conspiracy to commit criminal impersonation, identity theft, official misconduct, violation of duty and failing to comply with the secretary of state.

In a joint statement announcing the indictment, Mesa County District Attorney Dan Rubinstein and Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser said: "This investigation is ongoing, and other defendants may be charged as we learn more information. We remind everyone that these are allegations at this point and that they are presumed innocent until proven guilty."

A request for comment from Peters has not been returned.

The county uses voting equipment from Dominion Voting Systems, the company at the heart of many of former President Donald Trump's conspiracy theories about the 2020 election. Peters subsequently spoke at an event hosted by MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell, a key booster of those conspiracy theories.


Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters is seen in a Feb. 10 booking photo. Peters is under investigation for alleged election security breaches.
Mesa County Sheriff's Department via AP

Peters, a Republican, is running for secretary of state in Colorado, a position that would involve supervising the state's elections. Incumbent Democrat Jena Griswold has been a driving force in the investigation against Peters.

Peters has been removed from her role overseeing elections in Mesa County, a conservative part of western Colorado.

I could get behind a "Lock her up" chant for this woman and vigorously join the chorus.

[Jeff from TX]

Imagine the conspiracy theories had that plane gone down.

I would have still loved to hear them.

I'm sure you can on Gab and some other fine apps.

[ti-amie]

[ponchi101]

By now, you have to wonder if there is a mole in the USA, or a nest. It is getting to be too much.

[ti-amie]

[ponchi101]

I'm shocked! SHOCKED!!!! A crypto scam. Who would have thought!

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Keri Blakinger @keribla

“This case should be a wake-up call for officials — not just in Texas but all over the U.S. — to realize that many routine conditions of confinement in our nation’s prisons do not measure up to international human rights standards."

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“This case should be a wake-up call for officials — not just in Texas but all over the U.S. — to realize that many routine conditions of confinement in our nation’s prisons do not measure up to international human rights standards."

And these would be news TO WHOM?
Next thing: prisons in Latin America, Asia and Turkey are NOT fun. Shocker!