>>11606993

You took that out of context a bit. You should read the whole chapter. Christ was comparing the Pharisees and their belief in God through public acts to the real followers who profess their belief through private moments with God, directly. In that regard, you could basically say that "church" goes directly against this instruction from Christ by encouraging people to publicly express their faith as to convince others of their allegiance to God.

What Christ is saying is that your actions done publicly

When you give, keep it private.

When you pray, keep it private.

When you fast, keep it private.

No where in the Bible are we instructed to give with announcements (think Celebrities and their foundations). No where in the Bible are we instructed to pray publicly (think TV preachers and alter calls). No where in the Bible are we instructed to fact publicly (think believers that openly tell everyone when they are fasting). In other words, If you have to tell everyone you are a Christian/believer in God, then you are truly living the life of a believer.

PRECEDENT SET BY THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

The SCOTUS ruled in a landmark case UNITED STATES v. THROCKMORTON (98 US 61 – Supreme Court 1878) that “fraud vitiates every thing”.

By categorically asserting that “fraud vitiates every thing”, the SCOTUS affirms that perpetrating fraud undermines the entire endeavor, the whole contract, the complete judgment, the final result … or the election outcome, etc.  Once the fraud is proven, the enterprise in its entirety, such as a POTUS candidacy, has been irreparably tainted and the result invalidated.  In order words, if it was only the Michigan vote was stolen by Team Biden, their victory would still have been  nullified since “fraud vitiates every thing”. (“Vitiates” in this legal context means negates, quashes, annuls, invalidates, revokes and abrogates)

President Trump is, therefore, the victor of the 2020 POTUS election by default…by law…and according to the U.S. Constitution.

http://stateofthenation.co/?p=35491

>>11606253

I think they are saying that an 1100 Hz audio signal is being transmitted on a 4.75 MHz carrier.

>>11607081

Hehe, I was right. Never vote straight party because that's just ignorant and stupid. I tossed a LIbertarian in my vote which is why it showed up correctly.

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>>11607358

Look.

>>11607389

No.

This is what he's saying:

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>>11607413

Whew lad. Welcome to a week and two days ago. Ron moved on to something else (analyzing voting machines and their configurations/manuals). He's done cracked the code on how the encryption policy works (it doesn't because everyone has a copy of the private key, meaning that anyone can view/edit the data) and how there are definite patterns in editing such as "straight party votes can lead to automatic vote switches" which is why you should never vote straight party.