Democracy is dead or dying in America and nobody in the mainstream media or the Democratic Party gives a damn! Join Nina as she examines a brazen crime against voting rights in the darkest heart of the Nevada desert in Part 3 of our ongoing series about Election Fraud; Wicked Game
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Our ongoing series about election fraud in America, “Wicked Game” continues with Wicked Game: the Clandestine Murder of Democracy in America pt 1 – 2016 Dem Primary. Nina takes a look at exit polls, Richard Charnin, Nate Silver and the overwhelming mathematical, historical, logical and testimonial evidence that the 2016 Democratic Nomination process has been fixed in favor of Hillary Clinton from day one. It’s Democracy’s worst nightmare and this time it’s on the Democratic side of the political isle – click “read more” to find out the rest of the story.
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Nina takes a deep dive into a 30 year old case surrounded in mystery and asks “was there a coverup of child sexual abuse in Omaha during the late 80’s as part of the Lincoln Federal Credit Union scandal?” The answer is – yes. Click read more to find out why.
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Nina sits down for one last talk with the mysterious Everyone is Wrong But Me cat who wants to tell her about Rahm Emanuel, Chicago and the illegal blacksite at Homan Square.
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Nina continues her conversation with the mysterious old cat, who this time wants to talk about the importance of remaining true to yourself in a world made of lies.
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Nina continues her conversation with the mysterious old cat, who this time wants to talk about Canadian anti-terrorism laws in this 2015 video
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Nina finds an old cat who wants to talk about why giving a shit costs but it’s the only way out of the dystopian hellhole we’re creating.
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Editor’s note: this is another piece I wrote in the late summer of 2015 for my blog at sportsballchic.com. My orginal idea was to tell a story about the peculiar way large, faceless institutions tend to promote the most selfish and dishonest people ahead of their more sociable, and in most cases far more deserving co-workers. This naturally drew me towards police work and my hometown of Detroit Michigan were we spend an afternoon on the job with Cal Newsome – a man who can’t seem to stop falling upward.
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