Mon 04 Mar, 2024: Tore As The Chaos Coordinator - The SCOTUS Decision And Voting Rights - A Group Discussion

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🗓️ 5 March 2024

⏱️ 255 minutes

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The lid has officially been blown off. Our SCOTUS victory now leads the way for others. Tonight is a group discussion with guest attorneys Warner Mendenhall and Grant Guillot. The supreme's must be dispassionate because they're the court of last resort. This time, they moved fast. Trump's remarkable speech on J6. Jerusalem versus Louisiana is another huge case. We're just saying what many people felt. There's a method to the madness. Fight like hell and then win. God works in mysterious ways. Urgency helps, so go with it. Let's take the inter-generational view. When failures provide answers. Stay laser focused on fixing the machines. We The People must do the work. Be persistent and bring it all together. Mass experiments worked in focusing prayer. Thousands were under the dome. Training AI with data. You ask and you will receive. Your enemies define you, not your friends. We know Jesus from his haters. March is a month of preparation. Pay attention, touch someone and mesh. It's all about atoms, and resonating energy. Falling off the wagon is human, but there's a limit. These are exciting times full of big questions. We expect instant gratification, but things aren't that simple. Elections have been federalized, and that's a problem. Live a life of righteousness, and prepare for what's coming. Leave the judging part up to God.

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0:00.0	B Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. I hope you can hear me well. Can you hear me well?
0:42.8	Yes?
0:43.3	Okay, perfect.
0:44.9	So we're just waiting for Warner to come on.
0:46.6	We have Grant on.
0:49.4	So first of all, let me just say that music that X-Spaces have is worse than elevator music for me.
1:01.5	It's worse elevator music than anything.
1:05.0	I like to say while all the attorneys are getting ready,
1:08.0	you know, the Supreme Court decision was exceptional and it laid out pretty much discussions on how the law works.
1:19.8	It hit on you know five points which was constitutional authority state versus federal
1:26.2	powers historical context and informant enforcement sorry of the mechanism
1:31.8	and then we had uniformity and presidential elections and the
1:35.4	immediate effect of the decision. So these were all the things that were
1:40.0	kind of But I'll let the attorney's talk and then we can kind of delve into the next case that we were supposed to have filed Friday or Monday
1:56.3	But it's a good thing we didn't because there was verbiage
2:00.5	You know that the printer is going to have to put together that was found in this
2:05.9	decision. So I'll let the attorneys take it from here. Grant and Warner, welcome
2:11.0	to the space. I'm sure everyone wants to hear about the amicus and kind of we can break it down and you know I'll put back and forth if there are any questions or anything and then maybe we can hit on without stating the first name,
2:24.8	the Jerusalem case that will be, which is being sent to the printer right now.
2:31.3	So welcome and unmute yourselves and talk as you wish.
2:35.1	Go ahead. Yeah, I can address that a second. This is Warner. I'm really, you know, we were trying to get this case filed today the Jerusalem case
2:45.6	Jerusalem versus Louisiana and what a what a nicely named case by the way
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