>>19478009

Here's the story regarding "all cars are bad":

https://freebeacon.com/energy/all-cars-are-bad-pete-buttigiegs-equity-advisers-want-you-to-stop-driving/

'ALL CARS ARE BAD': Pete Buttigieg's Equity Advisers Want You To Stop Driving

'Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg is appointing a group of "leading experts" to advise him on "transportation equity," including several who argue that cars cause climate change and promote racism and therefore should be phased out.'

Pete Buttigieg himself seems a little lacking in the skills and profession al experiences to handle the Department of Transportation, imo

https://www.transportation.gov/meet-secretary/secretary-pete-buttigieg

"His work on transportation as mayor was nationally recognized, including an award for innovative streetscape design from the U.S. Department of Transportation where he now serves."

Streetscape? Planting flowers in medians or something more?

>>19478083

My apologies. Did not say "pb"!

>>19478090

Wouldn't it make sense if people were prosecuted based on their actions and could not get off the hook by saying they were FBI agents/assets or agents/assets of other agencies?

>>19478094

>How many cops & federal agents were undercover that day? How many instigated violence & property destruction?

This makes it so much worse. Entrapment is a crime isn't it?

The FIB and others get to play games and throw the book at those who aren't. All to disarm Americans and deny their rights "under color of law". I wonder if Ethan Nordean could sue?

>>19478109

I once came across a list of all the sheriffs in my county over the years. Back in the early days, the sheriff would serve a brief term and leave. Then maybe he'd be back a bit later. Getting closer to the present the terms got longer and it became more of a "career", imo. The sheriff in my county makes over 100k last I knew.

Just after 12:00 he mentions something interesting that may happen in LA. By March of next year they apparently will vote on a proposal to make hotel rooms that are not occupied by some hour in the evening available to homeless people. His take is that if this passes anyone who wants to stay in a fancy hotel will get access for next to nothing because the hotels will be much happier to have any paying customer rather than behaviorally challenged homeless people.

Looks like a possibleBoomerang against "woke" insanityincoming to me.

>>19478258

I thought about this when the hurricane was en route. Would this be the year the Burning Man gets "extinguished"?

I have been thinking a lot about obtaining justice over some of the horrific things that have been done to American families.

A lot of people don't seem to know their rights. Some that do know their rights don't have the finances and/or resources for lawsuits.

Many people have been deprived of their constitutional rights "under color of law" meaning that the perpetrators if they are state officials can be sued personally, at least as I understand this.

It seems to me that many folks are not aware of how many other people are facing the same abuses that they are. An example from my circle of acquaintances is the number of parents who are now estranged from their children due to gender confusion, sexual orientation issues, and perceived deficiencies in the parents. I'd say that in virtually all cases some government school intrusion into the family was at least part of the problem, either on the post secondary or k-12 level.

Not all issues are amenable to lawsuits. However, if people begin to see the sheer numbers of other people with the same issues they are experiencing I think class action lawsuits could help provide a remedy. In a lot of cases officials might face consequences personally. Dr. Meryl Nass is apparently suing the Maine medical board andindividual members personallydue to their attack on her medical license/privileges.

Related to the Q drops: If Facebook interfered in a US election couldn't it be sued via class action? If state officials worked with Facebook in perpetrating the attack on our "franchise" couldn't they be sued personally?

I am not sure of all the ways this could apply, but you probably see where I'm heading with this. I think J6ers could have an option to do this too in some manner.

Pics related.

>>19478503

It just popped into my head that Dana Nessel would be a prime candidate to face this type of lawsuit. It is 100% okay to question election results.

How many people in Michigan lost their franchise effectively due to what happened there?

If one person alone cannot afford to sue maybe the many thousands affected can.

>>19478503

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/09/cisa-att-pushed-connecting-elections-firstnet-mark-zuckerberg/

CISA And AT&T Pushed Connecting Elections To FirstNet, Mark Zuckerberg Paid FirstNet Bills, FirstNet Infested With Hackable Chinese Components

Looks like Facebook might be tied to this mess through Zuckerberg.

>>19478517

It don't matter, because every "jurisdiction" in America could bring such a case, right?

Venue shopping for good!

>>19478533

> This place has forever changed me, over 5-years, have stopped drinking, devoured the Bible, and made a relationship with Wife-Anon that I simply do not deserve.

That is a wonderful testimony.