So, if the illegals vote in 2024, we cannot prosecute them if they THOUGHT they were a citizen?

Posted by CaptainKirk 1 week, 5 days ago to Politics
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This is a Short Tucker Carlson interview with Katherine Engelbrecht from True The Vote (I met her a couple of times when I was in the Voter Fraud research world).

Anyways. It doesn't say they are allowed to vote. It basically decriminalized the act.
The WARNING here is that there is NO WAY to remove said votes.

No wonder they wanted the 7+ Million people, and kept referring to them as future voters...

Again, it's no wonder they don't care how unliked Biden is.


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  • Posted by tutor-turtle 1 week, 1 day ago in reply to this comment.
    Yeah. Sad to hear about Portugal raising the bar.
    That is only one metric indicating the volume of the flood exiting the Republic.
    I have no Spanish speaking skills.
    Perhaps Babble should be on top of the "to-do" list
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  • Posted by freedomforall 1 week, 1 day ago in reply to this comment.
    iirc, Portugal recently changed their visa requirements to make
    it much less desirable for "average" income expats.
    For those seeking an English language locale, look at Belize
    and Malaysia, if you can't afford the Caymans or other British islands.
    If Spanish language isn't an obstacle, Paraguay or Ecuador
    are attractive affordable possibilities with easy residence
    visas and possible citizenship.
    I lean toward locations with no winter weather myself.
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  • Posted by tutor-turtle 1 week, 1 day ago in reply to this comment.
    Costa Rica, Portugal, The Azores, even Italy is worth considering.
    I have colleagues that have bought and developed property in each one of these places I mentioned.
    No one has had any negatives to report (so far)
    South America seems to be an ideal direction???
    It is a matter of how stable the present government is, and how likely it is to remain stable in the future.
    Big questions. Hard to answer questions.
    My wife has a colleague (an artist) that bought in and moved to Central Mexico, but I don't cotton to that idea very much.
    Got to formulate a plan B if the election is stolen for a second time. Stick a fork in America, she's done.
    No point in being a witness to the burning of our once great Republic.

    It will just be the wreckage in the rearview mirror.
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  • Posted by freedomforall 1 week, 1 day ago in reply to this comment.
    iirc, aren't "resident aliens" subject to the same income taxes as US citizens on worldwide
    income?
    Moving overseas can give a better result (of no taxes) using the existing rules against them.
    iirc, living outside the US you can exempt up to $120k of income and deduct up to $120k of
    living expenses from income. If you choose a country that only taxes income earned in that
    country you might keep all your production (and pension) for your own needs and wants.
    Declaring as a resident alien would mean giving up your passport and going overseas in the
    future would be very difficult unless you have another passport, imo.
    It may be an ideal time to liquidate US fixed assets and reinvest the shrinking USD in
    assets that are more likely to have lower taxes and less likely to be subject to seizure
    by government powers nearing bankruptcy.
    For example, property taxes on residences in countries in South America can be as
    low as $100 per year. Medical care in many such places equals or exceeds the quality
    of that in the US at a cost that is 60% to 80% lower.
    Staying in the US makes little sense financially unless you are a part of the problem.
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  • Posted by tutor-turtle 1 week, 2 days ago in reply to this comment.
    Fully aware.
    Yes. A very bold move indeed.
    Which is way I have hesitated. For years.
    Getting frustrated with the lack of progress on other alternatives.
    The ultimate move of "going on strike"
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  • Posted by tutor-turtle 1 week, 4 days ago
    I am all in on registering as a resident alien.
    No voting (at this point does it really matter?)
    But the big thing is no tax liability. None.
    I have a buddy who did it. And yes, he pays NO TAXES!
    Hit them where it hurts.
    Imagine when 100,000,000 people stop paying our corrupt PoS government their ill-gotten booty?
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  • Posted by 1 week, 4 days ago in reply to this comment.
    Well, I have for 10,000 patriots who've lost everything... Just go down, chipping away at those that are crossing the line...
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  • Posted by 1 week, 4 days ago in reply to this comment.
    Oh, you thought "Citizen" meant "of the USA", nah, bro, he's a "Citizen of the Planet"... All good... (oh he voted for Trump... HANG HIM, the FILTHY RACIST LIAR!)
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  • Posted by $ katrinam41 1 week, 4 days ago
    ...and that is one Yuge reason that voter ID MUST BE REQUIRED AND CHECKED.
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  • Posted by j_IR1776wg 1 week, 4 days ago
    I can already hear Biden's campaign line - "this is a Democracy for God's sake. Everyone has the right to vote."
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  • Posted by 1 week, 5 days ago in reply to this comment.
    The simple fact that Identify theft isn't a Federal Felony tells me everything I need to know.

    Lying to the FBI is a federal offense. But stealing someone's identity isn't?
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  • Posted by mhubb 1 week, 5 days ago
    i'm ok with it not being il-legal for them to vote
    (not really)

    but what about
    welfare fraud
    identity theft
    lying to our government to be here
    crossing the border il-legally

    and all the other crimes??

    ok, just treat me as an il-legal, then i can do whatever i want

    this is what you get America, for going to sleep for decades why the democrat traitors did their work, helped by RINOs
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