The document outlines a two-day Election Action Summit on February 16th and 17th in Sturgis, Michigan, addressing election fraud and unconstitutional practices. It features claims from Sidney Powell about manipulative algorithms, alongside a push for returning to paper-based voting systems to ensure integrity. The event emphasizes community engagement against perceived governmental tyranny.
The Empire Township Board met on February 13, 2024, led by Supervisor Carl Noonan. Key discussions included reimbursement for Cemetery Manager Claude Fields’ Ancestry membership and financial updates from Treasurer Price. The Board adopted Resolution 2024-02 for the County’s Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan and held a special meeting on February 21 to address officer salaries.
This document comprises several items for Leelanau Township, including meeting minutes, financial records, and proposals. Key topics include the township board’s endorsement of a facilities study, discussion of the Woolsey Airport Terminal building, a proposed lot division, and several resolutions, including a Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan adoption and an Intergovernmental Agreement for a communication tower project.
This document presents the budget report for the Township of Kasson for the period from April 2023 to January 2024. Total income of $247,997.50 indicates a budget deficit of $286,872.50 or 46.4% below the planned income. The situation suggests an urgent need for reassessment of income-generating activities and strategies to bridge the budgetary gap.
The Leelanau County Board of Commissioners convened for an executive session on February 13, 2024. Key actions included approving the agenda with amendments, notably the addition of items related to the search for a new Administrator/CFO and discussion on the Government Center’s north façade. Public comment was a significant feature, with extended time allocated.
Mary Tonneberger attended the Public Accuracy Test on January 29, 2024, with about 100 Leelanau County residents, ensuring the integrity of voting machines. She praised officials for educating the public about the system, highlighting the test’s role in maintaining trust in elections. Transparency fosters confidence, promoting Leelanau County as a leader in election integrity.
Tucker Carlson interviews Ken Paxton about mail-in ballots and voter fraud concerns from the 2020 election. Paxton argues that insufficient verification measures contributed to risks and cites a shift in Georgia’s political landscape. He recalls warning the President about potential fraud, emphasizing the contentious nature of mail-in voting and its implications on election integrity.
The document discusses the controversial aspects of election tabulation systems, particularly focusing on Dominion’s voting machines. It highlights issues concerning the public assurance of accuracy in vote counting, and raises significant concerns prompted by specific incidents in previous elections. The emphasis on transparency is vital for maintaining trust in electoral processes.
The document outlines the complex ownership structure of Dominion Voting Systems, revealing significant connections to various financial entities, particularly UBS AG, a Swiss bank. Additionally, it details the scrutiny surrounding the board membership, highlighting the resignations of several members and the implications of foreign ownership, particularly concerning potential influence from the Chinese Communist Party.
The Empire Village Council convened on February 8, 2024, to discuss various key agenda items. The session included public comments, updates from department heads, and considerations for a property line adjustment to protect a steep wooded ridge. Residents voiced concerns regarding short-term rentals and alleyway parking, highlighting community engagement in local governance.
