[Forwarded from 6uild 6ack 6olshevik]
https://odysee.com/@libertaria....ntruther:0/SPINNING-

[ Audio file : Big_Israel_How_Israel's_Lobby_Moves_America_Audiobook.mp3 ]
Big Israel: How Israel’s Lobby Moves America (https://2lib.org/book/2877933/610d58)
Institute for Research: Middle Eastern Policy, Inc. (https://2lib.org/s/?q=Institut....e+for+Research%3A+Mi
Grant Smith (https://2lib.org/g/Grant%20Smith)
2016

Big Israel is a comprehensive, historical, data-driven analysis of how the Israel lobby exerts influence across the United States. Based on a detailed review of more than 4,000 nonprofit organization tax returns, declassified U.S. government files and closely-held internal reports from Israel lobby organizations, Big Israel reveals how staid, respectable and bona fide social welfare organizations transformed themselves into a networked lobby for a foreign country—inflicting immense damage on average Americans. Big Israel offers many surprising insights into the Israel lobby’s strengths and weaknesses so that Americans working for peace and justice in Middle East policymaking can finally turn down the rolling thunder of propaganda and take effective action.

[Forwarded from Jj]
From a scrutineer..

Dear Friends,

I was a scrutineer for the polling place at Ocean Shores North. There was also one scrutineer present for the greens. At this polling place, Mandy won 308 of the raw vote, the next biggest vote of 124 went to the labor candidate.

Unfortunately the greens scrutineer left at 86 PM, believing that the House of Reps vote had been done correctly and it was complete.

However, Sometime after 8:15pm, Emily Kaminski who was the AEC supervisor at the polling booth, in Yellow vest, was informed by a superior in the AEC head office that the count would not be processed by the method most Australians expect/believe occurs. Ie the Topher Field explained, famous ‘marbles’ system.

Instead, someone in the AEC had decided to run a two-party preferred system of accounting, and the two parties they were preferring were the liberal and the labor parties which included the nationals.

Therefore Mandy‘s vote and all the minor parties/independents votes (substantial) were ignored. The AEC supervisor Emily Kaminski, following instructions from head office, placed all the votes for the liberal/national candidate Hone (58 votes) in one pile and labor (124) in a second pile. Together these two candidates received less than 1/3 of the vote total. She then began distributing votes for only those two parties according to peoples’ second preference.

This had the immediate effect of not recognizing Mandy‘s share of primary votes, and the normal system of preferential voting was not adhered to. The freedom candidates, had their votes been counted according to the ‘marble’ system, would have been the second group of after Mandy, in my opinion.

I believe an election fraud of this magnitude should be known about.

In addition there was no Writ- I asked for it on two occasions and was informed by Emily that this was not required, that the AEC does not have to advertise in any newspapers, and anyone who wants to, can go onto the AEC website and have a look at all the info they provide. I asked if I could film her giving me this answer, she refused, as did her supervisor Lisa Brennan the polling place coordinator for our region. I asked if they could provide me documentation of this, they could not.

Several house of reps votes were considered informal ie to be discarded because they did not nominate all ten boxes on the Richmond house of reps form.
From the way the sorting of the Senate ballots was being done, it seemed clear to me that the same idea of 2party preferential voting would be applied also in the Senate, however I myself left just before 9pm, with only the first round of ballots being sorted and counted. The local polling officials had no intention of counting the Senate votes with preferences, or those below the line, their procedure is to send all of the white ballots to a central head office. Any interstate or non-Richmond votes were also sent to the head office for ‘official’ counting