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Happy Wednesday

Lawmakers in Massachusetts have proposed a “fun agenda” to boost nightlife revenues in the state. Because if there’s one group that knows how to party… it’s lawmakers.

MARKETS

Gold

$4,128.25

Silver

$59.77

Bitcoin

$66,330.97

Dow

52,224.64

S&P

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Nasdaq

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*Stock data as of market close, cryptocurrency data as of 5:00 a.m. ET.

Lead: Voter Fraud. It Happens But Why Are They Telling Us About It Now?

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In New Jersey, at least 6,600 people who indicated that they were not U.S. citizens were registered to vote at the DMV between 2023 and 2024, according to Governor Mikie Sherrill.

The Governor says that these individuals admitted to not being U.S. citizens but were registered anyway due to a system error. Of those 6,600, approximately 400 of them went ahead and voted even though they were not legally supposed to.

How does this happen?

The National Voter Registration Act of 1993, also known as the Motor Voter Act, is a United States federal law signed by President Bill Clinton in 1993. It requires, among other things, that States offer voter registrations at DMV offices.

This law has historically been enforced heavily by Democratic administrations and in Democratic states. In some states, such as Rhode Island, the state also registers voters at food stamp offices, cash assistance offices, behavioral treatment centers, utility payment grant offices, and even drug treatment centers. Why would they do this? Because Democrats believe that this is their voter base, namely underprivileged people.

Former Civil Rights Justice Department attorney J. Christian Adams says that this is prioritized over Section 8 of the voter laws, which require states to keep their voter rolls free of dead and ineligible voters. He has been warning for years that this could become a dragnet for tracking illegal immigrants but no one listened.

So it should come as no surprise that this happened in New Jersey, a Democratic state, under the Biden administration, also Democratic.

Of course, voter fraud happens under Republican leadership too. It would be crazy to think it doesn’t. So when the media tells you that this never happens, the answer is no longer theoretical. It happened.

The problem is that the same government that insists it never happens now says that it does when it serves their purposes. So why is New Jersey admitting this now?

The Trump administration now claims that China is largely responsible for voter fraud in the U.S. It is hard to take that at face value given the upcoming midterm elections that are not looking promising for Republicans.

The Genocide That Will Accomplish Its Goal

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The New York Times grimly admitted in an Opinion Piece this week that sometimes genocides just work out for the genociders.

Omer Bartov, an Israeli professor of Holocaust and Genocide Studies at Brown University, writes that genocides can only end in one of two ways. “Either the perpetrators accomplish their goal, or a military force stops them and accountability ensues.”

Given that no military force has stopped the genocide in Gaza, for Israel it looks like option 1 is an inevitability. Even with a ceasefire in place, at least 1,000 Palestinians have been killed by Israel since last October and Israel shows no signs of stopping. Six members of one family, including four children, were killed in Gaza on Tuesday by an Israeli strike.

“Israel is unlikely to face a reckoning for its actions,” he writes. He concludes that “Israel’s impunity will enable its Jewish citizens to continue to ignore the genocide, the consequences of which will be a deepening degradation of Israeli ethics and morality, erosion of the rule of law, internal police violence against the state’s Palestinian and Jewish citizens and the undermining of whatever is left of Israeli democracy. Beyond being deprived of any justice and accountability for their suffering, the Gazan victims of Israeli actions will continue to live in dire conditions, under military supervision and with very limited future prospects.”

This is hard to read, especially from The New York Times which took far too long to acknowledge the scope of Israel’s atrocities in Gaza. And yet, it feels undeniable.

There is no man-made government to stop this and for that reason, most of us have had to look to the Divine to sort out what human will cannot.

I wonder, dear reader, what spiritual tradition, moral framework or understanding of justice keeps you from surrendering to despair when human power fails this completely?

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News by the Numbers

Photo credit: New Forest District Council

£1,000. That was the fine that an English man was given for leaving this cardboard box in an overflowing garbage bin. The town said that he violated the signs that forbids dropping trash in the overflowing bins. The man said he couldn’t read the signs because of the overflowing bins. He is appealing the fine for “fly-tipping.” That is the British term for illegally dumping rubbish.

23 million. That is how many people watched the World Cup final on Sunday on Spanish-language TV in the U.S. The English-speaking broadcast totals from Fox has yet to be released but total U.S. viewership is unlikely to compete with the Super Bowl, which averages 125 million U.S. viewers.

$1 billion. That is how much the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) is withholding from California and Minnesota due to alleged fraud that was found by an AI investigation.

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