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Anonymous ID: 63c64b Feb. 15, 2022, 11:38 p.m. No.15640207   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>0289 >>0403 >>0596 >>0647 >>0766 >>0896 >>0898 >>0906

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Has Significant Lead Over All Democrat Challengers

 

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/02/florida-governor-ron-desantis-significant-lead-democrat-challengers/

 

When it comes to polling, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is in very good shape.

He is currently beating all of his Democrat challengers by a comfortable margin.

The media has tried so hard to take him down but none of it has worked.

 

The Hill reports:

 

Florida Gov. DeSantis leads Democratic challengers: poll

Four years after winning election by the narrowest of margins, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) leads his three most likely Democratic challengers in advance of November’s midterm elections, a new poll finds.

The survey, conducted by the nonpartisan firm Mason-Dixon Polling and Research, found DeSantis claiming more than half the vote in match-ups against Rep. Charlie Crist (D), state Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried (D) and state Sen. Annette Taddeo (D).

DeSantis leads Crist, making his bid to return to Tallahassee a dozen years after his sole term as governor ended, by a 51 percent to 43 percent margin. DeSantis leads Fried by a 53 percent to 42 percent margin. And he leads Taddeo, who represents a Miami-area district, 53 percent to 37 percent.

DeSantis leads by much wider margins among independents; against Crist, he leads 56 percent to 33 percent among those voters.

Fifty-three percent of voters say they approve of the job DeSantis has done in office, the same rating voters gave him a year ago. Forty-three percent said they disapprove of his job performance.

 

At this rate, DeSantis will cruise to reelection.

 

The Florida Politics website, which detailed the new Mason-Dixon poll results, said they are the latest sign that Fla. Gov. Ron DeSantis’ brand of Republicanism is appealing to those outside the GOP. https://t.co/3qWC3eO5ZZ pic.twitter.com/qav8cGZv6G

 

— Newsmax (@newsmax) February 15, 2022

 

In 2021, nearly 118 million Americans visited Florida, the highest number of domestic travelers in the history of our state.

 

Our fellow Americans know that, in Florida, they can expect sunshine, great hospitality, and freedom.

 

— Ron DeSantis (@GovRonDeSantis) February 15, 2022

 

DeSantis deserves to be reelected. He has done a great job.

Anonymous ID: 63c64b Feb. 16, 2022, midnight No.15640252   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>0264 >>0292

>>15640213

Civil Flag Myth

https://archive.vn/Qp3WD

 

Also see:

http://teamlaw.org/mythology-CorpUS.htm

 

Scroll to bottom of page:

http://uscivilflags.org/articles-history.html

Our civilian flag is a way of reminding Americans, as well as our leaders, that every man and woman is sovereign and that we are all endowed by our Creator with life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.

This sovereign civil flag is a symbol of our desire to return America to the dreams upon which she was founded!

 

Customs and Border Patrol flags

https://www.usflagsupply.com/military-flags/government-agency-flags/department-of-homeland-security-flags/us-customs-and-border-protection-flag/

 

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https://qresear.ch/?q=civil+flag+myth

 

"U.S. civil flag" myth

 

http://www.loeser.us/flags/american_note_2.html

 

myths and misunderstandings about flags, both real and fantasy based, abound in the vexillogical world as they do in most fields in our modern world of the internet. Conspiracists, kooks, politicians, religious leaders and scholars all vie to "prove" the existence of their own pet version of reality without filters or actual facts and real research. Basically, you can post almost anything on the worldwide net and not only will some believe and accept it as fact, they will spread the nonsense far and wide. The myth of the existence of a "civilian" national flag is a prime example of how this works. This short essay is an explanation of how these falsehoods are spread. The quotes examined are directly from the internet, and continue to be propitiated and expanded upon. The so-called United States "civilian" flag, which seems to have started by an erroneous identification of the Customs flag, apparently is not a recent phenomena, as the clipping from the 1870s attests. Basically, there never has been a different civilian version of the national flag, yet this urban legend continues to be believed by many.

…

Creating the myth of a United States civil flag

The trick of getting an urban legend believed is to make statements that are true, but connect them to unrelated or false facts, thus making the whole thing seem possible. The existence of a separate "civilian" version of our national flag is a perfect example of this strategy. Here's how you do it.

 

Strategy One: Show a pictures of the flag, and then change the caption. […]

 

Strategy Two: Cite factitious information from unverifiable experts. […]

 

Strategy Three: Distort true facts by mixing in unsupported opinions. […]

 

Strategy Four: Add untrue statements that sound reasonable. […]

 

civil flag" proponents need better sauce. Until then, it's just a myth

 

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tl;dr

Never intended as a flag for citizens

preference = pic related or US flag

Anonymous ID: 63c64b Feb. 16, 2022, 12:42 a.m. No.15640314   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>0321

>>15640297

>Anons watch this?

Not yet but will chk later

>Is Elon Musk a white hat?

Possibly got a deal, but is popular enough to play a role and spread information. Globalist, not wh.

>What is the deal with Starlink?

Good question, they lost majority of their sats recently. Sky event?

>Is Starlink an alternative white hat 5G? Or does it pair into 5G?

Could be. back in the early days of wireless there were tower sites that carried broadband links across vast areas.

>And what about 60ghz? Can that really suffocate you in place?

Wireless has always been hazardous with to much exposure.

Higher the frequency the more hazardous it is.

Shorter exposure time for damage to occur.

There are ways to mitigate exposure/dmg.

Higher frequency also easier to block/disrupt.