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The SCIF

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They rushed to “certify” results they NEVER truly verified — then told all of us to “shut up and move on.” Well, I’m not shutting up. I’m not moving on. I’m showing you EXACTLY how these officials rubber‑stamped a broken election system while hiding behind lawyers, bogus “procedures,” and a corrupt media that refuses to ask real questions. This is NOT how free and honest elections are supposed to work in the United States of America. If you can’t audit it, question it, or expose it… it’s not transparency, it’s a COVER‑UP. Watch this, SHARE it everywhere, and let every election official, judge, and talking‑head know: we see you, we’re documenting everything, and we will NEVER stop fighting for real election integrity in this country. 🇺🇸
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They rushed to “certify” results they NEVER truly verified — then told all of us to “shut up and move on.” Well, I’m not shutting up. I’m not moving on. I’m showing you EXACTLY how these officials rubber‑stamped a broken election system while hiding behind lawyers, bogus “procedures,” and a corrupt media that refuses to ask real questions. This is NOT how free and honest elections are supposed to work in the United States of America. If you can’t audit it, question it, or expose it… it’s not transparency, it’s a COVER‑UP. Watch this, SHARE it everywhere, and let every election official, judge, and talking‑head know: we see you, we’re documenting everything, and we will NEVER stop fighting for real election integrity in this country. 🇺🇸

Mike Lindell

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#WATCH | Johannesburg, South Africa | Jatin Bhatia, a tech entrepreneur, says, "... We had a detailed meeting with the Prime Minister and it was very nice. Eight tech entrepreneurs were called, and I was one among them. I am the founder of a social media platform, which we launched in India in 2021. It's called Explurger... This is the world's first platform for travellers. I told Modi ji how more than 2 crore people from 75 countries have come together on this app... His vision is to boost tourism. When we were interacting with him, it didn't feel as if we were talking to a political leader or a head of state. He was talking to us like a tech-entrepreneur. He was asking us questions about technology, and it felt as if we were talking to a fellow tech entrepreneur. He asked the right questions. His suggestions were those of a visionary... A person like him holds the reins of our country, so it made us happy..."
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#WATCH | Johannesburg, South Africa | Jatin Bhatia, a tech entrepreneur, says, "... We had a detailed meeting with the Prime Minister and it was very nice. Eight tech entrepreneurs were called, and I was one among them. I am the founder of a social media platform, which we launched in India in 2021. It's called Explurger... This is the world's first platform for travellers. I told Modi ji how more than 2 crore people from 75 countries have come together on this app... His vision is to boost tourism. When we were interacting with him, it didn't feel as if we were talking to a political leader or a head of state. He was talking to us like a tech-entrepreneur. He was asking us questions about technology, and it felt as if we were talking to a fellow tech entrepreneur. He asked the right questions. His suggestions were those of a visionary... A person like him holds the reins of our country, so it made us happy..."

ANI

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