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BRUTAL: Tucker Carlson exposes Dr. Jill Biden's dissertation and it's REALLY BAD

Dec. 16, 2020 9:53 pm by The Right Scoop

As you may have heard Dr. Jill Biden isn't really a doctor in real life, despite what Whoopi Goldberg might say about her becoming Surgeon General. Dr. Jill is actually more like the doctors you see on TV, who are only pretend doctors.

Well tonight Tucker Carlson decided to read parts of Dr. Jill's dissertation that she did to get her PhD [sic, EdD] in education, and as he puts it, it's embarrassing:



Tucker begins by showing a portion of the dissertation that highlight Dr. Jill's inability to do math:



Tucker notes that Dr. Jill managed to find five quarters of the class instead of four.

But he's not done. Here's another portion I've transcribed that Tucker highlighted to show her math skills:

Quote:"Of the 159 students surveyed, 55 receive financial aid, 41 pay their own tuition bills; 45 student's parents pay, 3 spouses pay; 9 receive scholarships; and 9 others receive funds through the GI Bill, vocational rehabilitation programs, or grant."

As Tucker points out, 159 students were surveyed but apparently Dr. Jill found 162 results. But he's still not done:



An eight week study week? Wow, that's a new one.

Lastly, Tucker highlighted one of the better parts of her dissertation, noting that it wasn't all bad:



Wow. A retention department that's made a concerted effort to address retention. That's profound.

If you haven't figure it out yet, the point here isn't to just mock Joe Biden's wife. That would be cruel. Rather, it's to point out that while she likes to be called Dr. Jill, the "Dr" part seems like more of a status symbol than it is anything else. This is her dissertation after all, the document responsible for landing her that doctorate in education. It's riddled with typos, errors, and very simplistic conclusions if we go just by what we see above. Just how much did she pay for that doctorate at the University of Delaware?

If you want to read Dr. Jill's dissertation, you can find it here.

Anyone remember this post from eight years ago?

Massive Vote Fraud

Well, it's deja vu all over again.  Will Trump roll over like Romney did in 2012, or Nixon before him in 1960?  Not bloody likely!

Quote:Game-On for the Coup?

Michael Anton

11.04.2020
It will all go according to plan—unless we stop it.

Strictly speaking, a coup is an illegitimate change of government by violent means. But what if you can do it without violence? To win without fighting is best, Sun Tzu says. An ostensibly (“mostly”) peaceful ouster from power is preferable to the use of force because it can much more easily be sold as “our democracy” at work.

National polls consistently predicted a huge Biden blowout. That they were wrong (again) is demonstrated by the facts that (a) the 2020 popular vote is, so far (California is not fully counted), a mere two-point spread, hardly a blowout; (b) Trump got a higher share of the vote than last time; and ( c) Trump received far more total votes than last time.

But it’s the swing states that matter. Here (again) Trump was supposed to lose—if not necessarily bigly in every case, at least widely.

But throughout the day, the president consistently outperformed the polls. He crushed his 2016 performance in Florida. He also outperformed in Iowa, Ohio, South Carolina, and Texas. Senators he was supposed to drag down with him, including Joni Ernst, Lindsey Graham, and Mitch McConnell, won handily. Even Susan Collins, who was supposed to be sure goner and lose by at least three, won by nine. A party that was “certain” to lose the Senate has kept it and gained (so far) six seats in the House.

Looking at states no one expected Trump to lose, his overperformance is even more stark. The polling average for West Virginia was Trump +17; he won it by 39. Kansas was estimated at +9; the result was +15.

Throughout the day the president was also outperforming his expected result in key states such as Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. He even, for a time, looked like he was within striking distance in Virginia, a state Hillary Clinton won by five points in 2016. At one point the New York Times’s “meter” had Trump’s chances in North Carolina at 92%. The needle was also sliding in the president’s direction in Arizona and Georgia, among others.

And then, suddenly, the counting stopped in at least five states (or parts of states): Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin; all but one with a Democratic governor (coincidence, surely!). When has that ever happened? Well, it happened in Broward County, Florida, in 2018, when a dodgy Democratic election official appeared to be intervening, illicitly, on her party’s behalf. The process only got back underway when the state’s (Republican) governor intervened and had her removed from the process.

But getting back to last night, some time in the wee hours, additional ballots were “found” and added to early totals which had Trump ahead. To no one’s surprise, those votes were overwhelmingly—literally as much as 100% in some batches—for Biden. According to Nate Silver, no one’s idea of a Trumpist, one tranche of 23,277 votes that turned up in Philadelphia were “all for Biden.” Absent some kind of harvesting or fraud (or both), that’s a logical and statistical impossibility.

Through the night, all such ballots came from heavily Democratic areas posting unusually, improbably high turnout. 85% in Milwaukee? A city that turned out at only 61% in 2016, and even with Obama on the ballot in 2012, at 71%? But 85% for Sleepy Joe? According to one report, seven Milwaukee precincts returned more presidential votes than they have registered voters. Turnout in Wisconsin overall is alleged to have been 89.25%, more than five standard deviations for the state’s mean turnout since 1960—another statistical impossibility.

One might also wonder why this urban Blue wave materialized only in close states. Milwaukee was way up but not Cleveland? Philly but not St. Louis? Granted Ohio and Missouri are Red, but their big cities aren’t.

How It’s Done

We’ve seen this movie before. This is how they beat Scott Walker in Wisconsin in 2018, Tom Foley in Connecticut in 2010, and Norm Coleman in Minnesota in 2008.

Why stop the count? Because that’s the only way to know how many votes you need to “win.” Sure, you can just brute force things by backing up a truck full of ballots. But that looks bad. You might even end up counting more votes than there are registered voters in the state. Better to eke out a narrow win. As Joseph Kennedy, Sr. allegedly said to his second son, “I’m not paying for a landslide.”

Speaking of the Kennedys, veteran political observer Theodore H. White—in their company on election night 1960—explained how it’s done. In Illinois, the race came down to

Quote:downstate (Republican) versus Cook County (Democratic), and the bosses, holding back totals from key precincts, were playing out their concealed cards under pressure of publicity as in a giant game of blackjack….

The AP ticker chattered its keys once more and reported: “With all downstate precincts now reported in, and only Cook County precincts unreported, Richard Nixon has surged into the lead by 3,000 votes.”

I was dismayed, for if Nixon really carried Illinois, the game was all but over. And at this point I was jabbed from dismay by the outburst of jubilation from young Dick Donahue, who yelped, “He’s got them! Daley made them go first! He’s still holding back—watch him play his hand now.” I was baffled, they were elated. But they knew the counting game better than I, and as if in response to Donahue’s yelp, the ticker, having stuttered along for several minutes with other results, announced: “With the last precincts of Cook County now in, Senator Kennedy has won a lead of 8,000 votes to carry Illinois’s 27 electoral votes.”

Later that evening, Kennedy told his friend Ben Bradlee of an early call from Daley, when all seemed in doubt. “With a little bit of luck and the help of a few close friends,” Daley had assured Kennedy before the AP had pushed out the count, “you’re going to carry Illinois.”

Is that what happened last night? Sure looks like it. Plus ça change.

To say nothing of other considerations, it’s hard to believe that an eight-point win in Ohio would be coupled with losses throughout the rest of the upper Midwest, or that historically deep purple Florida would go strongly for Trump while Georgia and North Carolina would not. Are those states really so unrepresentative of the American electorate?

Stop the Steal

The thing could (but will never) be proved. Those who ran the operation are also in charge of all the potential investigating agencies. There’s zero chance they will use any of that power to uncover their own malfeasance. Think a Biden Justice Department will look into it?

Expect instead a media typhoon of propaganda insisting that the results are all legit, that any anomaly you think you see (or saw) is a “conspiracy theory,” or at any rate innocently explainable by mundane process details too boring to get into. Twitter is already slapping warnings on the accounts of those who point out irregularities. How long before they start outright suspensions?

Will it work? That depends on the president and his allies and what they do. The odds and the forces arrayed against them are immense.

What would I have them do? I’m no expert but the crew at Revolver has some good ideas: (1) challenge the late-night “finds” in the courts; (2) hold rallies in contested states; (3) urge GOP officials in close states to expose shenanigans and, if necessary, to refuse to seat Biden electors in the event of a fake count; (4) mount a campaign to marshal grassroots public opinion in the president’s favor. Convince the people that if in fact the election is in the process of being stolen, the president and his allies are going to fight the steal on their behalf. If middle America wants to prevent this election from being stolen, it will have to be willing to act—now. I know they are willing, but they need to hear from the President and his best surrogates. I’d get Trump on Tucker, tonight, to explain his plan.

But in another sense, the Democrats’ plan won’t “work.” Even if the steal can be made to stick, half the country won’t accept it. That is, they’ll accept the reality that power is now in the hands of a party that took it by fraud. But they won’t believe that the election was fair or the outcome real. They will believe, or be confirmed in a belief that’s been brewing for a long time, that the system is rigged, the process is fake, the ruling class are liars, the government is illegitimate, and that they themselves are subjects and not citizens—anything but a free people with a say over its own destiny. If the ruling class can get away with this, they will be able to get away with anything. And they will know it.

The irony will be that those who, over the last four years, have bleated the loudest about “our democracy” will have been most responsible for killing it off.

(07-10-2018, 07:50 AM)Howie Felterbush Wrote: Mother of mercy! Is this the end of Rico? Or the beginning of RICO?



No, not that Rico, this RICO:

Quote:Antifa doxer "AntiFash Gordon" sued in federal lawsuit for harassment

Andy Ngo and Mia Cathell
The Post Millennial
September 28, 2020 11:56 AM


A federal lawsuit accuses St. Lawrence University of allowing an employee and notorious Antifa doxer to use campus facilities and equipment to lead harassment and threatening campaigns against an ex-New York Daily News employee.

The lawsuit filed last week in New Jersey federal court claims that Christian Michael Exoo, a 39-year-old supervisor at the university library in Canton, N.Y. who runs the notorious Antifa Twitter account "AntiFashGordon,"? harassed the plaintiff, Daniel D'Ambly, causing him to be fired from his job as a platemaker for the paper.

"Exoo is a self-described anti-fascist, notorious doxer, and leader of Antifa, who by doxing others has acquired a great deal of notoriety and infamy,"? D'Ambly's civil complaint claims. "Exoo's activities are well known to St. Lawrence faculty and administrators, who allow Exoo to direct the enterprise from St. Lawrence property, from his place of employment, during his normal work hours using St. Lawrence equipment and information technology."?

The suit alleges Exoo has participated in "racketeering activities through interstate communications"? and that he has the "consent and approval"? of SLU to recruit students. In 2017, he spoke at a campus conference where he gave instructions to students on how to investigate and dox people.

D'Ambly's lawsuit also names St. Lawrence University, New York Daily News, Twitter, and others as co-defendants.

"Christian Exoo is a part-time employee of St. Lawrence University. It is not our practice to comment on pending legal matters," SLU spokesperson Paul Redfern told WWNY-TV in an emailed statement.

D'Ambly is seeking compensatory damages in an amount to be determined at trial exceeding $75,000.

D'Ambly's lawsuit says he lost his job at the New York Daily News as a result of Exoo's mass harassment campaign. D'Ambly is a member of the New Jersey European Heritage Association, which the lawsuit calls a "non-violent pro-domestic policy organization."? The Anti-Defamation League labels the organization a "white supremacist group."?

The New York Daily News allegedly fired D"Ambly after conducting an investigation into his activities following a mass online and phone call campaign initiated by Exoo. A private investigator's report acknowledged that Exoo's doxing was the impetus for the inquiry, the lawsuit claims. The dismissal letter read: "[Y]our choice to take these repulsive actions has now put our workplace and employees at risk of counter attacks by Antifa."?

The lawsuit says Exoo's harassment campaign led to real-life violence where D'Ambly's vehicle was keyed and his tires slashed at his home in South Brunswick, N.J.

Exoo--operating under the Twitter moniker "@AntiFashGordon"? to hide his real identity--had disclosed the plaintiff'"s personal information in a torrent of tweets in October 2018, asking his followers to "send harassing, intimidating, and threatening phone calls and tweets"? to D'Ambly's employer to extort his termination. Exoo posted a phone number for his thousands of followers to call.

Exoo gloats on Twitter: '"Technically, I don't just stalk fascists. I also get them fired, de-homed, kicked out of school, etc."? (For the record: Exoo has led a harassment campaign to get The Post Millennial editor-at-large Andy Ngo removed from Patreon based on a lie that he worked with a neo-Nazi terrorist group.)

Exoo is currently evading a permanent ban on Twitter by using a third account. Exoo's two previous accounts, @ChrisExoo and @ChristianExoo, were permanently suspended for doxing.

Despite the popularity of Exoo's Twitter account among Antifa militants, he has been embroiled in recent personal controversies. In December last year, Exoo was accused of blackmail, racism and predatory behaviour towards underage girls by a former friend. The friend, who is black and transgender, also accused Exoo of inappropriate touching.

In March this year, Exoo encouraged the public to steal supplies from St. Lawrence University, his place of employment, amid the coronavirus pandemic. Exoo's father and brother are also all employed by the university as academics.

Exoo has been reached for comment.

A short video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VkRy-HTXrlg

After the president of Princeton accepted hundreds of millions, if not billions, of dollars from the federal government swearing that they are not racist, the prick confessed to systemic racism at Princeton.  What an asshole.  Make them repay every penny.  A federal investigation is underway.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/frederickhe...93900bc64c

The wet fart heard around the world.  My God - with Kamala giving blowjobs to get ahead and Biden crapping himself, Democrats truly do not know whether they are coming or going.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xfeqYyItxAs

Now you can learn Austrian economics instead of the bullshit Marxist socialist orthodoxy found in most colleges.  Not yet accredited, but shockingly inexpensive at $160/unit for the 30-unit program taught by first-rate faculty.  

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The Mises Institute’s Master of Arts in Austrian Economics is unique. It is the first graduate program in the United States dedicated exclusively to the teaching of economics as expounded in the works and great treatises of Ludwig von Mises and Murray N. Rothbard. The goal of the program is to assist students in mastering the principles of this great body of work and putting these principles to use in their chosen endeavors.

To this end, the Institute has carefully selected an outstanding faculty, with PhDs from prestigious universities including New York University, UCLA, Columbia University, Cal-Berkeley, Rutgers University, and Virginia Tech. All are accomplished scholars who have lectured or taught at Mises Institute events and published in its journals, books, or online publications. Many were personal friends or protégés of Murray Rothbard.

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Suspended UCLA professor under police protection days after students sign petition to fire him

https://ca.yahoo.com/news/suspended-ucla...01190.html

Can some people initiate complaints to WASC about UCLA giving bogus grades and issuing worthless shithole degrees to black people.  Tell the world that the degrees they give to black people are freebies.  Who does that help?  White people with degrees.

Can they also complain to the USDOE about UCLA and their fellow conspirator WASC.

If you think last week's rioting, looting, and accompanying celebration was a big deal?  Wait until the cops are found not guilty.

The prosecutor made a mistake in overcharging to appease the ethnics.  Charging 2nd degree murder with a option of manslaughter may be a little harsh considering the evidence.  Chauvin was clearly guilty of a serious assault or criminal negligence causing death but to make the leap to homicide might be taxing jurors credibility.

Why?  Chauvin had his knee on the back of Floyd's neck, not in a position of strangulation.  This is way too obvious from the video.  The coroner said the cause of death was heart attack.  What's a major symptom of heart attack?  Shortness of breath.  I will testify to that.  The prosecutor has to go into court and tell the juror to ignore what they are seeing and to ignore the coroner's report and believe a narrative because he says so.  Good luck on that one.

The rotten apple sure doesn't fall very far from the tree.

"Dr. Cordelia LootS-Gollin" reads the headline at the eCyberclinics website.
https://www.ecyberclinics.com/physician/...0749555720

Quote:Dr. Cordelia LootS-Gollin
Clinical Social Worker. Female
Dr. Cordelia LootS-Gollin is an clinical social worker specialist in Skokie, Illinois (IL). She specializes in Clinical Social Worker.

Turning Point Behavioral Health Care Center
8324 Skokie Blvd
Skokie, IL 60077
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Quote:It is bad enough that persons using fake degrees obtain undeserved status or swindle unwitting victims, but there is a real danger when phony physicians treat the sick, untrained engineers design bridges or teachers with purchased credentials instruct our children.