Trump Presidency and the Consequences

No they won't. In order for them to make a ruling, they would first have to take the case and examine the evidence. They have dodged taking a case and back heeled it to the politicians. The judges will still be in position whatever happens in the election and so will the politicians. All of them are keeping their heads down because self interest, self preservation is uppermost in their minds.
So, what, in your opinion, is the best way to resolve it? All the allegations of vote rigging have, so far, failed to produce any concrete evidence that occurred. I'm discounting allegations by conspiracy theorists, which are nothing more than hot air.
 
So, what, in your opinion, is the best way to resolve it? All the allegations of vote rigging have, so far, failed to produce any concrete evidence that occurred. I'm discounting allegations by conspiracy theorists, which are nothing more than hot air.

A full forensic audit of the paper ballots including signature matching.
Only legal votes count in any election, i'm sure you will agree.
 
For the electoral colleges and popular vote, in every state, by 20th January?

Impossible to do right !

Which begs the question, why didn't they do this when it became clear that there was massive irregularities/fraud?
The current situation and blame lies squarely with those who have sought to subvert the investigation by running down the clock to the point where civil unrest will be the only course of action left open to all those who will not accept the result.

A full audit addressing voters concerns would have nipped this in the bud before it escalated into the situation we have now.
 
Here's an alternative take on the Trump / Raffensperger phone call which arrives at rather different conclusions to the ones presented by the BBC et al . . .

 
It's embarrassing the lengths those in authority have gone to in order to cover up the fraud.

Anyway, the issue isn't going away. They picked on the wrong guy if they think Trump will back down.

You are sounding awfully like some cowboy out of a western movie.

You really need to see a doctor me amigo.
 
If the result were to be overturned, and Trump declared the winner, there will be civil unrest on a scale not seen since the American Civil War.
Which is precisely what can reasonably be expected to happen if it isn't.

Tens of millions of Citizens that voted have seen time-stamped security video of blatant illegal ballot scanning carried out in clear violation of numerous State and Federal Election Laws. They rightly expect the courts and civil authorities to, at a minimum, suspend the result while a politically independent and fully transparent investigation is carried out to establish what occurred and if the election results were effected by what they have seen.

Without even considering the more than two dozen other equally serious violations of election law in the swing States, that one alone is grounds for grave concern about the integrity of the Election.

I'm sure glad I don't reside in any of those places, as if this continues to go unaddressed, it can hardly be expected to result in anything other than violent and probably deadly protest, if not outright rioting and carnage.

It's certainly not going to go away simply because those responsible for perpetrating it say it should.

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Here's an alternative take on the Trump / Raffensperger phone call which arrives at rather different conclusions to the ones presented by the BBC et al . . .


Exactly what we have been saying all along. Just one obstruction after another.

But apparently we need help Tim. We are the ones that need to take a chill pill and let it all wash over us.
Fraud is no big deal...just let it all go.

NOT A FKIN CHANCE.
 
You are sounding awfully like some cowboy out of a western movie.

You really need to see a doctor me amigo.

Yeah and you need to get on the right side of a debate for once.

Never know, it might make you feel better about life. :ROFLMAO:
 
The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) said it will delist three Chinese telecommunications firms.


China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom Hong Kong have all been named in the move.

Shares in the telecoms giants will be suspended on the NYSE next week while proceedings to delist them have already begun.
The companies earn all of their revenue in China and have no significant presence in the US.
The three firms' shares are thinly traded in the US compared to their primary listings in Hong Kong. The state-owned companies dominate the telecoms industry in China.

Shares of China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom Hong Kong will be suspended from trading between 7 and 11 January, the NYSE has confirmed.

There are currently more than 200 Chinese companies listed on US stock markets with a total market capitalization of $2.2tn (£1.6tn). Companies including Chinese e-commerce giants Alibaba and JD.Com also have listings in New York but have conducted secondary listings in Hong Kong in the past two years as the trade war between the US and China intensified.

This comes after last month, when the US House of Representatives passed a law to kick Chinese companies off US stock exchanges if they do not comply with its auditing rules, following President Donald Trump signing an order in November barring American investments in Chinese firms owned or controlled by the military.

Believe this is known as 'cutting the head off the snake'

:cool:
U TURN.

The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) has scrapped its decision to delist three Chinese telecoms companies.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order in November barring American investments in Chinese firms owned or controlled by the military.
The NYSE announced on 31 December that it would delist China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom as a result.
Now, it has U-turned its decision based on "further consultation" with regulatory authorities.

Poly, put the kettle on.. Poly take the kettle off 🧙‍♂️

The US exchange had planned to delist all three companies as early as this week.
Shares of all three companies surged on the Hong Kong stock market - where the companies are also listed - bouncing back after from punishing sessions in both New York and Hong Kong.
China Unicom rose by 8.5%, while China Telecom jumped 8% and China Mobile rebounded by 7% on the news.
The NYSE indicated that it might revisit the decision, saying it would continue to evaluate the applicability of Mr Trump's Executive Order to the three companies and their continued listing status.

Anyone would think they might be trying to anticipate which doddery old git will be in charge when the dust settles.

;)
 
It's about time we had some good news for a change. Yesterday, a British judge refused to extradite, to the US, journalist Julian Assange who exposed war crimes by US forces in Afghanistan & Iraq. Today, we discover that Nicola Sturgeon wont allow Trump to visit Scotland during the Joe Biden inauguration period. 🤣 :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:.
 
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