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To: golfer72 who wrote (454055)

11/3/2025 4:54:19 PM

From: didjuneau

of 454316

Did you see 60 Minutes? The man in charge of it all is talking about it.
Message 35317619

Problem is nobody (including Tucker) wanted to hear or talk about this fraud shit years ago when something could have been done about it. This isnt news. FOX network silence on this enabled the fraudulent election to stand

Bannon and I agree that it worked out better to have a breather to regroup. Apparently a bunch of the suspect ballots have been locked up under a court seal in Georgia, so we will see if Suzi Voyles is correct.

MANY people were talking about it. A lot got "cancelled", including Tucker.

We are again in a cultural situation that is the norm in history, when only tales that are labeled as tales and plays that pretend to be nothing other than plays can serve as sources of truth & wisdom. Supposedly authoritative information must be viewed as dubious at best. https://t.co/xHuAhKM5Sa
— Walter Kirn (@walterkirn) October 25, 2025

To: Marty Lee who wrote (3954)	5/3/2000 7:19:00 PM
From: Elllk	Read Replies (1) of 5853

Hi Marty Re: All universes are local universes. Define "Local" Elllk. :) I feel inadequate to the task of defining "local" especially if "local" and "non local" entail bringing "the mind of of god" into the universal consideration as Gilder suggests. At the time I posted I thought political correctness might be comforting in the face of infinity so I relied on a Tip from when I was growing up west of Boston on the ascending slope of the Mohawk Trail. The comment does, however, reflect my view, as an instance among others, that what we understand to be the Big Bang might not, under the passing Great Wall of Universes, be as big and all encompassing as we like to think but, rather, may have been just another dull, and possibly tawdry, local affair.