Joel Fischer 🇺🇸 @realJoelFischer

Dear God, please save us 🙏

9:11 PM · Oct 9, 2024

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Read the article online, Beattie goes into every evil motivation and deed the Left will employ on all Americans.

Kamala Harris’ speech at Detroit NAACP dinner is the most chilling, draconian thing you’ll ever hear…October 12, 2024 (2 days ago)

https://revolver.news/2024/10/kamala-harris-speech-at-detroit-naacp-dinner-is-most-chilling-draconian-thing-youll-hear/

>>21762197, >>21762244, >>21762244, >>21762252, >>21762272, >>21762283, >>21762302, >>21762337, >>21762386 WV passed a resolution that will not recognize presidential winner if AG thinks fraud in another statePN

KEK, Raskin revealing his plans to not allow Trump to take office by refusing to confirm him as president, when he wins, has blown up in his face, the more desperate the Dems become the more warriors that come out with the strategy and law to shatter their evil, sadistic plans to deny a President elected by the people.

Raskin brought forth the warriors in house, senate and all red states, bet he didn't expect this.

Oct 13, 2024 -Politics & Policy1/2

Tensions rise between Harris and Biden teams as election nears

The relationship between Kamala Harris' team and Joe Biden's White House has been increasingly fraught in the final weeks before Election Day,10 people familiar with the situation tell Axios.

Why it matters:Biden's team wants Harris to win the election, but many senior Biden aides remain wounded by the president being pushed out of his re-election bid and are still adjusting to being in a supporting role on the campaign trail.

• "They're too much in their feelings," one close Harris ally said of the president's team — a sentiment shared even by some White House aides.

Driving the news:Some on the Harris team say that top White House aides aren't sufficiently coordinating Biden's messaging and schedule to align with what's best for the vice president's campaign.

• Biden gave an impromptu press conference in the White House briefing room Friday just as Harris was about to do an event in Michigan, ensuring that her event would get less TV coverage than it otherwise would have.

• Earlier in the week, Harris criticized Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) for not taking her call about the recent hurricanes, only for Biden to praise DeSantis soon after for being "gracious" and "cooperative." (A person familiar with the situation told Axios that Biden hadn't been briefed on Harris' comments.)

• Biden has been eager to boast about a robust jobs report, helping to end the strike by the longshoremen's union and other perceived victories recently. Harris has been trying to focus on voters' pocketbook concerns, including inflation.

• One person involved with Harris' campaign told Axios: "The White House is lacking someone in the room thinking first and foremost about how things would affect the campaign."

Zoom in:The tensions have played out on the staff level, too.

• Harris' team has been trying to add staff to the vice president's official office to handle the bigger workload. It's been frustrated at the White House's pace in getting people detailed for that, according to two people familiar with the matter.

• The White House has been working to help Harris' team but has been frustrated by some of the rules about who can be detailed and when.

Several Biden aides have joined Harris' campaign, but some feel like they've been labeled as disloyal by Biden's team for leaving or even considering it.

• A White House official told Axios: "Everyone from the president on down knows how important the election is, and we always anticipated a number of staff would want to transition from the administration to the campaign for the final stretch."

On Harris' campaign, there's also awkwardness between some who were on Biden's original campaign staff and the Harris allies who've been installed in recent weeks.

• In the weeks after Harris became the Democratic nominee, there were squabbles about whether Biden's main surrogates on television would continue in those roles or if new faces would emerge, two people familiar with the matter told Axios.

• Harris' team prevailed and new surrogates began appearing frequently.

https://www.axios.com/2024/10/13/kamala-harris-biden-campaign-tension

>>21763239

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Some on Harris' teamare wary of the Biden campaign crew they're now working with.

• After all,Biden's team publicly argued that Harris was less electable than Bidenin the weeks after the president's disastrous debate in June.

• "At the end of the day, we'd switch to candidates who would, according to polls, be less likely to win than Joe Biden –the only person ever to defeat Donald Trump," deputy campaign manager Rob Flaherty wrote in a letter to supporters after the debate, citing polling data.

What they're saying:White House spokesperson Andrew Bates told Axios: "President Biden endorsed Vice President Harris immediately after leaving the race, rejecting other approaches that would divide the party, and has attested to her leadership abilities and continually made clear his support for her."

• He added: "While ensuring that all critical White House functions are fully staffed, we have made significant changes to guarantee the vice president's team has all of the support and resources that they need."

• A White House spokesperson added that Harris' leadership team has been invited to strategic scheduling meetings.

• Harris' official office and her campaign declined to comment.

Reality check:Tensions between the Biden and Harris teams were likely inevitable.

• Beyond Democratic leaders' historic push for Biden to step aside so late in the campaign, every sitting vice president running for the White House has had staff infighting with the current Oval Office occupant.

• This often-uncomfortable dynamic — a vice president running to replace the president they've served — also was evident with Al Gore and Bill Clinton in 2000, and George H.W. Bush and Ronald Reagan in 1988.

Despite the sore feelingsamong some Biden aides, much of the president's staff is actively rooting for and trying to work toward a Harris victory.

• There is frustration about coordination among senior staffers on both sides, but much of the mid-level staff is working well together, people familiar with the dynamic told Axios.

• The White House denied there's tension among senior staffers.’

https://www.axios.com/2024/10/13/kamala-harris-biden-campaign-tension

(As much as they say, everything is honky dory, it ain't be that way.)

Five Chinese graduates of UMich were caught spying on US military base, FBI finds

The students were charged with ‘[f]alse statements, conspiracy, [and] [d]estruction, alteration, or falsification of records in federal investigations.’ The incident occurred during the Northern Strike exercise, ‘one of the largest U.S. National Guard training exercises held in the United States.’

BY ADDISON SMITH October 12, 2024, 6:00 am ET

Five Chinese nationals, all recent graduates of the University of Michigan (UMich), have been implicated in a federal investigation related to theirsuspicious activities at Camp Grayling, a military base in northern Michigan.

The individuals, identified as Zhekai Xu, Renxiang Guan, Haoming Zhu, Jingzhe Tao, and Yi Liang, face charges for “[f]alse statements, conspiracy, [and] [d]estruction, alteration, or falsification of records in federal investigations,” according to an FBI complaint filed on Oct. 1.

The complaint states that the fiveChinese nationals were caught while taking pictures close to “numerous military vehicles, tents, and classified communications equipment.” The incident occurred during the Northern Strike exercise in August 2023.

Northern Strike is “one of the largest U.S. National Guard training exercises held in the United States,which included U.S. military personnel from across the United States and, in August 2023, members of the Taiwanese military.”

The communist Chinese government considers Taiwan, which is a sovereign, independent democracy, to be part of China, and has made increasingly aggressive moves towards the island nation.

Describing the incident in more detail, the complaint states: “The SUBJECTS stood near the boat launch. When questioned, they said they were taking pictures.When the [sergeant major] asked what they were photographing, Subject 1 replied, ‘We are media.’ The SGM asked if they were with the Taiwanese, and Subjects 2 and 4 responded that ‘We’re Chinese.’ The SGM firmly told them they had to leave, that they should not be there because there were soldiers and equipment around. The group promptly gathered their things and walked quickly towards the road, and away from the TOC. The [sergeant major] followed the group until he was satisfied that they were leaving the area.” (Why didn't this guy detain them?)

It was later discovered that the five suspects had stayed at a hotel close to Camp Grayling. The five students graduated from UMich in May 2024, and were part of the school’s “joint program with Shanghai Jiao Tong University.”

When questioned later, the students made numerous “false statements and misrepresentations” about their activities around the military base.

As seen from records ofconversations between the students on WeChat, a Chinese messaging app, the suspects seemed to have“coordinated their statements regarding the incident and discussed the deletion of photos from their electronic devices to prevent them being seen by law enforcement.”

Campus Reform has contacted the University of Michigan for comment. This article will be updated accordingly.

https://www.campusreform.org/article/five-chinese-graduates-umich-caught-spying-us-military-base-fbi-finds-/26523

Vivian Kubrick

@ViKu1111

TO THOSE WHO THINK MY FATHER WOULDN’T HAVE WANTED #TRUMP TO USE FMJ FOOTAGE

Here are my thoughts: I agree in principle that an anti-war movie is incongruous with promoting the idea of a tough non-woke US military and thus war itself - however - these are very dangerous and strange times and thus using this footage is doubtless pure expedience.

BecauseI’m sure the irony of using FMJ footage is not lost on Trump or his team- Trump is always seeking to end wars and use peaceful methods. However, that’s primarily what FMJ is about,the shocking and complicated paradoxes of human nature.

Andthus, on this tooth and claw planet, you need a very strong military- so I’m going to stick with the idea that FMJ footage was used primarily because of its powerful, realistic portrayal of boot camp, juxtaposed with the entirely demoralizing and inappropriate injection of WOKE ideology into the USA military. Which I agree with myself and which I’m certain my father would have agreed with.

Truthfully,I believe my father (who supported Reagan), would very much approve of saving America, indeed the world, from the highly destructive Globalist forces threatening to take over this planet. And if that footage from FMJ helps Trump make the point that the US military needs properly trained, super tough, focused, dedicated warriors, and not introduce the demoralizing effects of woke-ism, and attracting people to join up simply to have their sexual reassignments paid for,then Trump has my blessing.

Finally, knowing my father very well, I can assure you he had a profound grasp of how paradoxical human nature is! Which accounts for how at the same time he made anti-war films, he had a great passion for guns (self-defense not hunting) and he had quite a few!

My father had a great respect for life - his movies being unimpeachable evidence of his love for life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness!So on that basis, I feel very confident he would be a Trump supporter and would forgive using FMJ incongruously, if it helps the cause of freedom!

Capisce?

@RealAlexJones; @TuckerCarlson; GenFlynn; @DanScavino; @RobertKennedyJr; @TulsiGabbard; @EricTrump; @DonaldJTrumpJr; #MAGA #MAGA2024

Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump ·Oct 13

WE WILL NOT HAVE A WOKE MILITARY!

God Bless Vivian Kubrick and Keep Her Safe!

>>21763386

You deserve to grow a brain, you should schedule the surgery.

Kamala Harris’s Plagiarism Problem

The vice president appears to have airlifted sections of her book, Smart on Crime.

CHRISTOPHER F. RUFO OCT 14, 20241/2

Kamala Harris has become famous, in part, for her unique rhetorical style. She switches freely between various accents and peppers her speeches with catchphrases: pondering falling “out of a coconut tree,” discussing “the significance of the passage of time,” and moving the nation toward “what can be, unburdened by what has been.” To her supporters, the vice president’s rhetorical flourishes represent the values of compassion and optimism.To her detractors, her reliance on platitudes and tautologies demonstrates her unfitness for the presidency.

But, as we have discovered in this exclusive report,another element appears to exist within Kamala Harris’s rhetorical universe: plagiarism.At the beginning of Harris’s political career, in the run-up to her campaign to serve as California’s attorney general,she and co-author Joan O’C Hamilton published a small volume, entitled Smart on Crime: A Career Prosecutor’s Plan to Make Us Safer. The book helped to establish her credibility on criminal-justice issues.

However, according toStefan Weber, a famed Austrian “plagiarism hunter” who has taken down politicians in the German-speaking world,Harris’s book contains more than a dozen “vicious plagiarism fragments.” Some of the passages he highlighted appear to contain minor transgressions—reproducing small sections of text; insufficient paraphrasing—but others seem to reflect more serious infractions, similar in severity to those found in Harvard president Claudine Gay’s doctoral thesis. (Harris did not respond to a request for comment.)

Let’s consider a selection of these excerpts from Harris’s book, beginning with one in which Harris discusses high school graduation rates. Here,she lifted verbatim language from an uncited NBC News report, with the duplicated material marked in italics:

“In Detroit’s public schools, only 25 percent of the students who enrolled in grade nine graduated from high school, while 30.5 percent graduated in Indianapolis public schools and 34 percent received diplomas in the Cleveland Municipal City School District. Overall, about 70 percent of the U.S. students graduate from public and private schools on time with a regular diploma, and about 1.2 million students drop out annually. Only about half of the students served by public school systems in the nation’s largest cities receive diplomas.”

There’s more. In another section of the book, Harris,without proper attribution, reproduced extensive sections from a John Jay College of Criminal Justice press release. She and her co-author passed off the language as their own,copying multiple paragraphs virtually verbatim. Here is the excerpt, with the airlifted material in italics and abbreviations, such as percentages and state names, treated as verbatim substitutions:

“High Point had its first face-to-face meeting with drug dealers, from the city’s West End neighborhood, on May 18, 2004. The drug market shut down immediately and permanently, with a sustained 35 percent reduction in violent crime. High Point repeated the strategy in three additional markets over the next three years. There is virtually no remaining public drug dealing in the city, and serious crime has fallen 20 percent citywide.

The High Point Strategy has since been implemented in Winston-Salem, Greensboro, and Raleigh, North Carolina; in Providence, Rhode Island; and in Rockford, Illinois. The U.S. Department of Justice is launching a national program to replicate the strategy in ten additional cities”.

In a section about a New York court program,Harris stole long passages directly from Wikipedia—long considered an unreliable source. She not only assumes the online encyclopedia’s accuracy, but copies its language nearly verbatim, without citing the source. Here is Harris’s language, with duplicated material in italics, based on the page as it appeared in December 2008, before she published the book:

https://christopherrufo.com/p/kamala-harriss-plagiarism-problem

>>21763457

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“The Mid-town [sic] Community Court was established as a collaboration between the New York State Unified Court System and the Center for Court Innovation. The court works in partnership with local residents, businesses, and social service agencies to organize community service projects and provide on-site social services, including drug treatment, mental health counseling, and job training. What was innovative about Midtown Court was that it required low-level offenders to pay back the neighborhood through community service, while at the same time it offered them help with problems that often underlie criminal behavior.”

To make matters worse, in duplicating Wikipedia’s language, Harris seems to havemissed critical information and misstateda relevant detail. She claims, in prose identical to the online encyclopedia’s, that “illegal vending was down 24 percent” as a result of the court’s policies. Early in the paragraph, Harris cites the Bureau of Justice Assistance report to substantiate the figure. But she made a mistake:On Wikipedia, the “24 percent” figure was apparently tied to a different report, which found that “arrests for unlicensed vending,” rather than unlicensed vending as such, “fell by 24 percent” (emphasis mine). Her reliance on Wikipedia, an unreliable source, led to an unreliable conclusion.

While the BJA report was not the proper source for the “24 percent” claim, it did appear in the Wikipedia entry’s list of citations, and apparently was a fruitful resource for Harris and her coauthor, as they reproduced substantial portions of its sentences.Here is the passage in Harris’s book, with duplicated materialfrom the BJA report noted in italics:

Take “West Palm Beach, Florida. This residential neighborhood on the outskirts of downtown struggles with a high crime rate. Although West Palm Beach is less than one mile from Palm Beach, one of the most affluent cities in the country, more than a third of the town’s residents live in poverty, and unemployment is high. The community is full of deteriorated houses and businesses, vacant lots with discarded mattresses and piles of trash, and litter strewn throughout the streets, sidewalks, yards, and parks. At the time the community considered adding a court, no new business had opened in the area, and few new houses had been built in recent years”.

Finally,when attempting to write a description of a nonprofit group, Harris simply lifted promotional language from an Urban Institute report, and failed to cite her source. Here is the current vice president, with the lifted language in italics:

“Participants meet six days a week for twelve hours a day and take part in an intensive schedule that involves classes, group learning, and group counseling designed to help them take a hard look at the violence in their lives. When the men are released after serving their sentences, they continue a six-month substance-abuse program or continue in the Post Release Education Program. The men are also required to participate in community restoration activities to begin to make amends for the impact of violence on the community; RSVP conducts workshops and discussions at high schools and other public events to increase awareness about violent crime.”

Taken in total, there is certainly a breach of standards here. Harris and her co-author duplicated long passages nearly verbatim without proper citation and without quotation marks, which is the textbook definition of plagiarism.

They not only lifted material from sources without proper attribution, but in at least one case, relied on a low-quality source, which potentially undermined the accuracy of their conclusion.

Of course, Harris, like many other public figures, may have relied entirely on a ghostwriter to draft her book. But that is not exculpatory: Harris, at the end of the day, put her name on the cover.

On that point, one might recall the title of her book: Smart on Crime.There is nothing smart about plagiarism, which is the equivalent of an academic crime. The publisher, as well as the sitting vice president, should retract the plagiarized passages and issue a correction. There should be a single standard—and Kamala Harris is falling short.

https://christopherrufo.com/p/kamala-harriss-plagiarism-problem

>>21763457

Quote from Rufo article: “However, according toStefan Weber, a famed Austrian “plagiarism hunter”who has taken down politicians in the German-speaking world, Harris’s book contains more than a dozen “vicious plagiarism fragments.”

Post #1from Wiki

Stefan Weber (media researcher)

Stefan Weber (born 14 June 1970 in Salzburg) is an Austrian media researcher and writer. The mass media often call him "plagiarism hunter" (Plagiatsjäger).[1][2][3]

Biography

Weber studied journalism and communication science at the University of Salzburg and subsequently worked in Salzburg as a journalist and university lecturer. In 2005 he completed his Habilitation at the University of Vienna.[4]

When Weber discovered in 2005 that a Tübingen theologian, in 2004, had copied approximately half of his doctoral thesis more or less verbatim from Weber's own 1996 thesis, he launched a public media campaign to draw attention to the problem of plagiarism in academia. The Tübingen plagiarist had his doctoral degree retracted in July 2005.[5] In addition, he received a criminal court sentence in 2007.[6]

In 2007, Weber co-authored a Google-critical study,[7] and published the book The Google-Copy-Paste-Syndrome.[8]

In 2011, Weber founded the Initiative Transparente Wissenschaft (also known as AntiPlag Austria) with Gerhard Fröhlich from the University of Linz,[9] which operates a website on Wikia.[10] There, suspicious cases of scientific misconduct in Austria may be dealt with collaboratively.[11]

Public plagiarism allegations

See also: Johannes Hahn § Doctoral thesis

Weber has raised allegations against several high-profile public personalities. In 2007,allegations against the then Austrian Minister for Science and Research, Johannes Hahn that he had "copied page per page without proper reference"in his doctoral thesis created a media sensation.[12]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stefan_Weber_(media_researcher)

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Stefan Weber: The hunter of the hidden plagiarism

Stefan Weber, communication scientist at the University of Vienna, has blossomed into a political fright with his plagiarism expert Head of the day Walter Müller12. January 2021, 20:58

Minister Aschbacher's examination cost Stefan Weber her office.

It took an accomplished hunter of hidden language treasures to raise gems like "Acceptances are like barnacles". Stefan Weber (50), university lecturer at the journalism institute of the University of Vienna and feared entrepreneur in terms of "plagiarism examination", actually owes the idea that he even came up with the idea of tracing the author of the "seepocks".

When studying a TV interview with the former Minister of Labor Christine Aschbacher (ÖVP), his partner shook her head and pointed out that "hardly a sentence without grammatical errors was successful". Both asked themselves what the diploma thesis looked like. A look at the work was enough, "after three minutes I knew what was going on," says Weber. Plagiarism, copied, disastrous, often absurd passages of text. A scientific underperformance that ultimately cost Aschbacher the ministerial office.

Lack of work

For plagiarism examiners Weber, in any case, a further step in his project, with which he opened up a branch of the company – in addition to his teaching and his publications (The Google Copy Paste Syndrome) – by documenting dishonest scientific work. Professors, vocational school teachers, civil servants, journalists and politicians are among his study objects.

Today's EU Commissioner Johannes Hahn, SPÖ politician Thomas Drozda and director of the Vienna State Opera, Bogdan Roščić, were already on his agenda. The former Styrian State Councilor Christian Buchmann (ÖVP) had to return his doctorate.Weber has so far checked around 30 scientific papers, partly as an order, partly out of interest. The majority, a few hundred, is in his lectures. Every student's work is meticulously checked, says Weber, who did his doctorate at the University of Salzburg in 1996 on constructivist media theories.

Weber sees himself – enjoying the pecuniary side effect of his plagiarism tests – also driven "morally". "What I have been preaching for years is about scientific honesty." After all, he was a victim of a plagiarist himself. That was actually the impetus for his career as a "plagiarist". Weber finds the emotional balance to science in music: "I belong to the inclination group of strange music. Amon Düül II and all that. " (Walter Müller, January 12, 2021)

https://www.derstandard.at/story/2000123248364/stefan-weber-der-jaeger-der-verborgenen-plagiate

Maybe he should be checking doctors new inventions and articles on documents they submit; or scientists pushing bullshit on Pharma etc. He'd never run out of work. There is a ton of these scientists, doctors or elites have a lot of problems.

>>21763457

Remember a month or two ago, it was stated in anarticle in CA, it's very likely or the people around Kamala, failed the bar exam multiple times, but for some reason passed it much later?

Is that why she never lead a court case, as the prosecutor, or 2nd lawyer up, she knew she was never licensed, and wouldn't be involved in the trials?