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By way of HotAir and Free Republic, the Washington Post reports “at least 19 dead Virginians were recently re-registered to vote.”

The 19 were registered as voters in the Shenandoah Valley city of Harrisonburg, that is until a clerk in registrar’s officer who was double-checking the entries recognized the name Allen Claybrook, Sr. who died in 2014 at age 87. Claybrook’s son is a retired local judge, and the clerk knew that the judge’s father had died.

According to Rockingham County Commonwealth’s Attorney Marsha Garst, family members were distraught when a note came congratulating Claybrook for registering to vote.

“[O]ur family is very disgusted that they would pick his name, because he was such a law-abiding citizen devoted to public service.” said Claybrook’s son, retired Harrisonburg General District Court Judge Richard Allen Claybrook Jr.

Claybrook, Sr. had fought in World War II and was a retired Fairfax County elementary school principal.

The voter registration forms were submitted by a private group working to register voters on the campus of James Madison University. The group was not identified, and no charges have been filed.

House Minority Leader David J. Toscano, a Charlottesville Democrat, said that re-registration of dead voters is not voter fraud because no vote was cast.

“First of all, there was no voter fraud … Nobody cast a vote. There’s still no evidence of that [voter fraud] going on in the state. But there is evidence every time you turn around that the Republicans are trying to make it more difficult for citizens to vote in elections.” Toscano said.

Republicans in Virginia’s House of Delegates, who have supported stricter voter ID laws, contacted reporters to call attention to the ongoing investigation.

False affirmation of voter registration information in Virginia is a felony:

AFFIRMATION: I swear/affirm, under felony penalty for making willfully false material statements or entries, that the information provided on this form is true. I authorize the cancellation of my current registration and I have read the Privacy Act Notice.

Election fraud occurs once the polls have closed and the counting begins, and D.C.’s bastard child has become easy pickins for the Democrat Party whose notoriety for stealing elections is legendary.

For additional information, see He Fought In World War II. He Died In 2014. And He Just Registered To Vote In Va.


 

 

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“[W]hosoever shall not receive you, nor hear your words, when ye depart out of that house or city, shake off the dust of your feet. Verily I say unto you, It shall be more tolerable for the land of Sodom and Gomorrha in the day of judgment” Matthew 10:14,15, KJV

It’s an understatement to say that I’ve had a rocky relationship with online social networking services and video-sharing websites over the last twelve years.

After being blocked by Facebook, shadow banned by Twitter, and terminated by the Google subsidiary YouTube, I moved my conservative opinion and Christian worldview postings to USA.Life, Gab, and Brighteon.com. And now I’ve deleted my accounts from Gab and USA.Life and the videos from my channel at Brighteon.com. 

When I had first joined Gab, I received a lot of feedback to my comments, postings, and responses. But after a few months, interest in my posts waned considerably. Fewer and fewer Gabbers responded to my postings and views.

And as for USA.Life, the reaction and interest to my posts and comments were few and far between from the time I joined. It appears that the truths and insights I had to offer never resonated or caught on with USA.Life members.

The decision makers at Brighteon had little appreciation for the time, work, and creativity I put into my videos. The site’s “moderation team” would periodically delay publishing particular videos, especially the ones critical of the Roman Catholic Church.

More than once I’d wait several hours or even days for one of my videos to be approved for public viewing on my channel, which increased my anxiety and added to my frustration. I would spend days finding a theme, gathering information, music, and video clips, and then rewriting and editing what I’d gathered for the video. 

The final straw came when Brighteon’s “moderation team” rejected a video and refused to publish it for copyright violations. Their rejection notice was déjà vu all over again.

The YouTube braintrust had used “copyright violations” as the excuse to terminate my channel. The emerging pattern was clear. First build the case for termination by withholding certain videos for subject matter infractions and reject others for perceived copyright violations; then lower the termination boom on my channel for repeated infractions and violations. 

I’m convinced that the social networking services and video-sharing websites to which I had subscribed didn’t want my conservative opinions and Christian worldview expressed and disseminated on their platforms. It’s also true that the “followers,” “friends,” and “viewers” I had on these sites expressed little to no interest in my comments, responses, and postings.

So, I’m taking my ball and going home. I’ve returned to my blog The Millstone Diaries to make one last ditch effort to reach people online with the truths that I have learned, the opinions I’ve formed, and the worldview I’ve developed over the years.

Paul wrote that “faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the word of God.” It’s God alone who causes people to hear, and unless people online are given ears to hear the truth, The Millstone Diaries will join the ash heap with my other futile endeavors. 

Amen.

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Everyone has an ultimate source of authority for what they believe is true. For people who identify as Christian, the ultimate, final source of authority for what they believe is true is either themselves, a particular church, or the written word of God, i.e. the Bible. 

Some people say that Jesus is their ultimate and final source of authority for what they believe is true. The people who say Jesus is their authority do not seem to realize that such a claim is meaningless on its face because it doesn’t actually identify the Jesus in whom they claim to believe.

Is their Jesus based on their understanding of who Jesus is; or is their Jesus based on a particular church’s understanding of who Jesus is; or is their Jesus based on the biblical understanding of who Jesus is? Who Jesus is can’t be known until the ultimate authority that defined Jesus for them is known.  

Once again we’re back at square one, and the question of the authority for their Christian faith and practice remains unanswered. Until the people who identify as Christian answer the authority question, they have no real basis to promote the Christian faith that they claim to possess. 

Peace

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From the time of the apostles, Christians were united under the authority of the infallible, inerrant word of God.

 

“For whatsoever things were written aforetime were written for our learning, that we through patience and comfort of the scriptures might have hope.” (Romans 15:4 KJV)

For hundreds of years in North America, Protestant denominations were united under the authority of the King James Version of the Bible. However, today we are witnessing a divide among Protestants greater than at any time since the Reformation.

The various conflicting Bible versions that have flooded the markets in the twentieth century are the major reason for this divide. The omission, addition, and substitution of words in today’s modern Bible versions have divided Christians over doctrines and the meaning of scripture verses.

 

“In these days we may be accused of bibliolatry, and other new crimes; but we shall hold to our belief in inspiration.” Charles Spurgeon

God’s promise to preserve his words was not an empty promise. The King James Version of the Bible is God’s inspired, preserved word for the world’s English speaking people.


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The video below shows the political corruption in California, which is a failed state because of the Democrat Party. It has the highest income taxes, the most illegal aliens, and the largest homeless population in the nation. Voter fraud keeps the leftist Democrat Party in power and will continue to do so in perpetuity. 

California is a lost cause, and Illinois and New York are not far behind following in its footsteps. Soon Florida and Texas will join them, and when they do, the Democrat Party will control the Electoral College, i.e. the presidency will go to the Democrat in perpetuity, which means the party will control the appointments for who sits on the Supreme Court and who interprets the Constitution. 

California is microcosm of what the United States will become once the Democrat Party gains control of the three branches of government again. 

So when you vote in 2020, use this rule of thumb: the worst Republican is better than the best Democrat. 

For more information, see

FBI Files: Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi’s Father Thomas D’Alesandro Jr. Was “Constant Companion” Of Notorious Mobster Benjamin Magliano

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