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Small list with lots of stuff today, starting with John Droz Jr's every other week newsletter, which you won't find as much about everything anywhere else. The Media Balance Newsletter: 2/27/23

I have two links on voter fraud, one by Jay Valentine, and I think he's absolutely brilliant presenting evidence of just how massive that fraud has been and how to stop it. I highly recommend my Jay Valentine file. I also have three commentaries, one by me, again harping on the need to rein in the federal judiciary, and the video I've linked in this piece is priceless.

Enjoy!

The Court Says They’re Pirates, the IRS Says They’re a Nonprofit By Daniel Greenfield
Childish Beliefs Drive Lethal Energy and Agricultural Agendas By Paul Driessen
The Need For a 28th Amendment Becomes More and More Apparent! By Rich Kozlovich

Voter Fraud: Will The 2024 Election Be America’s Last Election

Constant as the North Star

The Solution to Ballot Fraud

February 27, 2023 By Jay Valentine

The irresistible force is mail-in ballots, nonexistent signature verification, phantom voter rolls, a feckless Republican Party, Republican governors donating tax money to a George Soros–funded entity to clean voter rolls — election commissions changing ZIP codes so mail-in ballots stack up — courts refusing to remove dead people from voter rolls unless they miss two consecutive elections, and a Republican presidential candidate who thinks he can win with ballot-harvesting.

What could go wrong in 2024?

In 2000, the national realization was that election fraud is industrial-scale, committed by election commissions or with their acquiescence. It is a sovereign crime. The 2020 realization is that voter integrity teams cannot remove phantoms from voter rolls — even with death certificates. This irresistible force will not dissipate. Wisconsin advanced the state-of-the-scam to further flood voter rolls with anyone claiming existence. Forty years of Republican acquiescence and temerity brought us here — the end of free and fair elections. Election fraud is baked into every state's voter rolls — protected by government. This week, we demonstrated a solution......Now we are demonstrating the power of Fractal analysis....... Visibility to evil drives social change. It's our turn!.....To Read More.....

The Court Says They’re Pirates, the IRS Says They’re a Nonprofit

Daniel Greenfield February 26, 2023 @ Sultan Knish Blog

In Front Page Magazine’s extensive series on the leftist organizations that the IRS has allowed to keep their tax deductible status, we have covered Chinese Communist front groups, art vandals, domestic terrorists, pedophiles, illegal alien smugglers and the enablers of murderers.

Every time we dive deeper into these investigations, someone asks if there’s anywhere that the IRS will draw the line. A few weeks ago, someone suggested pirates. Surely there couldn’t be nonprofit pirates with tax deductible donations that the IRS has decided is a legitimate charity.

Not only is there a pirate nonprofit, but it’s been denounced by the court, described as eco-terrorists by the FBI, and has shown up on Interpol’s Red Notice while being the subject of international incidents without ever persuading the IRS to drop its 501(c)(3) status.

A decade ago, the Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ruling stated that, “you don’t need a peg leg or an eye patch. When you ram ships; hurl glass containers of acid; drag metal-reinforced ropes in the water to damage propellers and rudders; launch smoke bombs and flares with hooks; and point high-powered lasers at other ships, you are, without a doubt, a pirate.”

The group in question was Sea Shepherd: a trendy anti-fishing organization whose celebrity supporters included Pamela Anderson, Martin Sheen and Sean Penn. And a decade after the Court of Appeals stated that Sea Shepherd’s alleged acts were “clear instances of violent acts for private ends, the very embodiment of piracy”, Sea Shepherd maintains a presence on Facebook, Amazon, YouTube and other Big Tech platforms that purged conservations for “extremism”,where it sells merchandise featuring its version of the skull and bones pirate flag.

And it has retained its status with the IRS as a nonprofit 501(c)(3) charity for over 40 years.

In 2002, the Domestic Terrorism Section Chief of the FBI told the House Resources Committee that Sea Shepherd was an example of “eco-terrorism”. The IRS took no action even when it was caught harboring a nonprofit that federal law enforcement had described as eco-terrorists.

Unlike many of the other leftist groups we previously profiled, the IRS did begin an audit of Sea Shepherd a few months after the Court of Appeals ruling. The token IRS effort was likely in response to pressure from Japan whose whaling ships faced harassment from the group.

While the IRS has ignored conservative protests over tax deductible status being granted to domestic terrorist groups, the Japanese government spent years lobbying to suspend Sea Shepherd’s nonprofit status. After a court ruling described the group as pirates, the Japanese could not believe that the Obama administration still refused to take action. Finally the Japanese embassy turned directly to the IRS, including contacting Lois Lerner, who would become infamous for her role in the IRS targeting of conservative and Jewish opponents of Obama.

The IRS went through the motions of auditing Sea Shepherd, then it dispatched a letter claiming that “our examination of the information return(s) indicated above disclosed that your organization continues to qualify for exemption from Federal income tax.” The Internal Revenue Service does not however seem to have consulted the Court of Appeals, the FBI or the law.

As the Freedom Center’s pamphlet, Internal Radical Service by David Horowitz and John Perazzo, discusses, regulations state that “exempt purposes may generally be equated with the public good, and violations of law are the antithesis of the public good”. They warn that, “violation of constitutionally valid laws is inconsistent with exemption under IRC 501(c)(3)” and that “planned activities that violate laws are not in furtherance of a charitable purpose”.

Is piracy not the antithesis of the public good? Which part of ramming ships or hurling containers of acid would the IRS consider to be in the furtherance of a charitable purpose?

Some years earlier, the IRS had demanded that the Coalition for Life of Iowa explain “how all of your activities, including the prayer meetings held outside of Planned Parenthood, are considered educational as defined under 501(c)(3).” Did the IRS ask Sea Shepherd how “hurling fiery and acid-filled projectiles” is considered educational?

To the IRS, praying outside abortion clinics might be a violation, but not sinking ships.

Until its recent makeover, Sea Shepherd was not shy about its activities.

“I’ve sunk ten whaling ships and destroyed tens of millions of dollars’ worth of illegal fishing gear, and I’m not in jail,” Paul Watson, Sea Shepherd’s founder and until its recent pivot, a leading figure in the group, had boasted. The IRS was surely aware of such statements.

While the IRS failed to take action, the Court of Appeals issued a permanent injunction in 2016 barring Sea Shepherd from “physically attacking” ships from Japan’s Institute of Cetacean Research. The IRS did not believe that “physically attacking” was a problem for a nonprofit.

The IRS not only shrugged off accusations of piracy and eco-terrorism, it also ignored the attempted murder charges. Watson had been arrested in Germany a year before the audit for an outstanding charge of “causing a danger of drowning” in Costa Rica over a confrontation with shark hunters that was later dropped. Interpol issued a Red Notice for Watson over the incident.

The IRS shrugged at Interpol as it had at the FBI, the Court of Appeals and multiple countries.

Japan however issued its own Interpol Red Notice for Watson which blocked Sea Shepherd’s ability to obtain insurance. Watson was forced out and officially resigned in 2022. Sea Shepherd has rebranded as working with governments to fight illegal poaching and has sued Watson for “infringement, unfair competition, false advertising,” and, ironically, “cyberpiracy” over his use of its ‘Jolly Roger’ pirate flag for his own operation.

Watson, who has pledged to continue the fight, launched his own organization: Sea Shepherd Origins, and he’s raising money through the Paul Watson Foundation. The Foundation’s purpose is to “carry on Captain Paul Watson’s effective agenda” “through a unique strategy of aggressive non-violence.”

Despite everything, the Watson Foundation was approved by the IRS as a 501(c)(3).

Daniel Greenfield is a Shillman Journalism Fellow at the David Horowitz Freedom Center. This article previously appeared at the Center's Front Page Magazine. Click here to subscribe to my articles. And click here to support my work with a donation. Thank you for reading.

The Media Balance Newsletter: 2/27/23

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Welcome! We cover COVID to Climate, as well as Energy to Elections.

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— This Newsletter's Articles, by Topic —

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Note: I periodically arrange the Newsletter news content to reflect importance, urgency, interest, etc. Starting with this issue, I’m promoting Education material to the top, and moving COVID content to near the end.

Education Related:

Renewables (General):

Wind Energy— Offshore:

Wind Energy— Other:

Solar Energy:

Nuclear Energy:

Fossil Fuel Energy:

Electric Vehicles (EVs):

Misc Energy:

Manmade Global Warming — Some Deceptions:

*** The myth that "97% of scientists agree" about a climate crisis
*** The Climate Scare Narrative Continues To Collapse
*** The global warming /climate change / net zero fraud
*** Report: The 2022 Hurricane Season (and it’s not getting worse)
Tropical Cyclone Attribution
Where Is This "Climate Crisis" That Activists Keep Talking About?
Short video: The Millimeter Tidal Wave

Manmade Global Warming — Misc:

US Election:

Election-Integrity.info (10 major election reports by our team of experts, plus much more!)
Still think the 2020 Presidential election was fair?
Programmer: Writing code to flip votes very easy to do but hard to stop
California Councilman Arrested On Multiple Election Fraud Charges From 2020 Election

US Election — State Issues:

Misc US Politics:

Societally US:

US Politics and Socialism:

Globalism:

Musk’s Big Nudge: Warns Global Leaders Of ‘Too Much’ World Government

Religion Related:

Science:

Misc Matters:

Short video: Luke Aikins 25,000 Feet Airplane Jump with No Parachute

Ukraine:

COVID-19 — Therapies:

*** Update: Comparing COVID-19 Early Treatment Pharmaceuticals

*** The Case Against The FDA For Their Illegal Anti-Ivermectin Actions

*** Federal Agencies Again Resist a Likely COVID Preventative and/or Treatment

*** Xylitol Nasal Spray Prevents SARS-CoV-2 Infection

*** Can Nasal Sprays Treat or Prevent COVID-19? (a conservative assessment)

COVID-19 — Injections:

COVID-19 — Masks:

COVID-19 — Misc:

COVID-19 — Repeated Important Information:

My webpage (C19Science.info) with dozens of Science-based COVID-19 reports
*** World Council of Health: Early COVID-19 Treatment Guidelines
*** FLCCC Long COVID Treatment Protocol
*** COVID-19: What You Need To Know (Physicians for Informed Consent)
*** If you have received a COVID-19 injection, here’s how to Detox
*** Place Your US Order for Free At-Home COVID-19 Tests

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