Alaska is having a gubernatorial election. It's a very crowded field, with 16 candidates slated to appear on the open primary ballot in August.
I noticed some familiar talking points on the campaign website for one candidate. I am not sure whether I should be showing his name, but he did make himself subject to public scrutiny by running for office.
Officers arrive at an accident scene, out of it guy gives cops credit cards and it goes downhill from there...
Came into my work today, picked up equipment for his landscaping business, funny enough…
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came in and laughed about it with my boss and my KIA/PITA co-worker started saying "ACTUALLY there's a loophole in the constitution about traveling..."
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Looked the guy up (I live in a rural small town) he's been arrested twice for driving with a suspended license in the past few years
Another guru website. Apparently former Canadian Muriel Biggs. I remember her back over a decade ago in Alberta.
Obviously she's a devotee of David-Wynn: Miller's Quantum Syntax Grammar.
But check out the cookie permission notices!
They're written in Millerese/Gibberese!
If you want more pain and suffering, the website is here.
It's not written in proper Millerese/Gibberese, but instead a kind of largely readable patois. That too is kind of neat. All the formatting, some of the comprehensibility.
I also enjoy how Muriel explains that money is worthless, but she does earn the value you pay her for the work she puts into your education:
>[The fiction-grammar-paper-money, fractional-currency/money-coupons, stamps, coins, tokens have zero value and are considered worthless in the quantum-grammar-now-space of the CHIEF: Russell-Jay: Gould's performances. Our work earning this money is not worthless.]
Ok! It's "sweat equity" then!
Now, the Flat-earthers may have a lot of research, and the vast majority actually believe in what they preach, but each and every Sovcit will repeat and backtrack things that have already been addressed.
in early 2021 they sent the council’s chief executive a “proclamation of self-determination and individual sovereignty” as well as a notice of trespass.
They also returned unopened letters to the council with their thumbprints on them and references to English legislation dating to the 1800s.
Mel Fletch (Melanie Fletcher) filed suit in the Texas 2nd Court of Appeals to get her old house back. As part of the lawsuit, she submitted lengthy briefs and motions. Then her case was dismissed because she did not pay court fees. She tried to pay with a silver surety bond but of course the courts refused that form of payment.
Feel like their posts are getting longer and longer these days 🤣