RE:

Pittsburgh PA

Description

Wow, stop quoting Brietbart and Hannity. Your soft gray matter just soaks up the screwed up propaganda. If you have any capacity left to reason check out these facts: Pa Rep Grove (R) states fraud committed Here in the excerpt from a article by Ken Meyer is the announcement of committee investigation on voter fraud in 2020 election : "Grove (R), who is also the chairman of the PA House State Government Committee, was among the Republicans who wanted Congress to reject the results from his state during the 2020 election. He conducted multiple hearings to question the state’s results in favor of Joe Biden, took part in events that revolved around election conspiracy theories, and spearheaded a letter that claimed administrative actions and legal rulings “undermined the lawful certification of Pennsylvania’s delegation to the Electoral College.” The Pennsylvania Capital-Star interviewed Grove to ask him about the 10 hearings he conducted on the 2020 vote, plus his sponsorship of legislation to eliminate absentee ballots while proposing voter ID. When reporter Stephen Caruso pressed Grove on his objections to the election results — asking him point-blank “Was there election fraud in 2020?” Here’s how that went: Grove: Yes, there was. They have confirmed cases of election fraud. Caruso: Who committed that fraud in Pennsylvania? Grove: Right, Republicans. politicususa.com/2017/02/02/donald... Trump Gets Navy Seal Killed By Moving Forward On Operation Without Sufficient Intelligence Donald Trump bungled his first operation as Commander-in-Chief. Trump ordered the raid without “sufficient... indianexpress.com/article/world/taliban-advance-timeline-us-nato-involvement-in-afghanistan-7455330/ Republicans started USA involvement. A timeline of events in Afghanistan contextualizing US and NATO involvement in the country: 1979-89: occupying Soviet forces battle loosely allied US-backed resistance fighters, many of whom seek competing fates for Afghanistan when the Soviet withdrawal occurs, giving way to civil war. 1989-1996: Afghan warlords’ brutal struggle with one another destroys the capital, Kabul, with the Taliban movement emerging as the most powerful faction. 1996: The ultraconservative Taliban (in English: Students, referring to the pupils of Islamic religious schools) seize power in Afghanistan. 1996: Saudi-born billionaire Osama bin Laden relocates from Sudan to Afghanistan. September 11, 2001: Osama bin Laden and his al-Qaida network attack the World Trade Center in New York City and the Pentagon in Washington, DC using commercial aircraft, killing 2,977 people. September 12, 2001: For the first time in its history, NATO invokes Article V, the mutual defense clause which states an attack on one ally is viewed as an attack on the whole alliance. September 21, 2001: The Taliban refuse to hand Osama bin Laden over to the US after the Bush administration blames him and his terror network for the 9/11 attacks October 7, 2001: Then-US President George W. Bush announces the US-led attack on Afghanistan, which leads to the eventual toppling of the group and the installation of Hamid Karzai as Afghan president. 2003: US troops enter Iraq beginning another lengthy military engagement in the country parallel to Afghanistan. Circa 2006: Osama bin Laden relocates to Abbottabad, Pakistan, according to US intelligence.