The cringe thing is when black talk bout slavery when it's a known fact there was tons of white slave or any color slaves.

lol

did you know the first permanent slave in USA was owned by a black dude? leftie history is all agenda.

It's just that most human don't have the required IQ to think for themselves. they need someone to tell them how to think/behave/live which is why most people live to repeat what they hear on the news or went full dive into lalaland/covid.

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These people think they can grift with impunity under the guise of patriotism. Let's see if a few months of notoriety were worth it.

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Dominion Voting Systems filed another round of lawsuits today, alleging that the company was defamed by conservative news channels Newsmax and One America News Network when they aired segments that claimed the 2020 US election was rigged. Dominion also filed a defamation suit against Patrick Byrne, the founder and former CEO of Overstock.com, who has peddled election-fraud conspiracy theories.

In each lawsuit, Dominion is seeking more than $1.7 billion in damages for lost profits and expenses incurred by the election-rigging claims. The new lawsuits come on top of several more filed earlier this year against other parties, including Fox News, Rudy Giuliani, and Sidney Powell, who are all defending themselves.

Dominion’s lawyers didn't pull any punches in today's filing.

“Newsmax helped create and cultivate an alternate reality where up is down, pigs have wings, and Dominion engaged in a colossal fraud to steal the presidency from Donald Trump by rigging the vote,” Dominion’s lawyers said. “Newsmax created an entire brand out of defaming Dominion.”

Newsmax countered by saying it had merely been reporting on claims made by public figures, according to The Wall Street Journal. “Dominion’s action today is a clear attempt to squelch such reporting and undermine a free press,” the company said in a statement. Fox News made a similar argument in May when it asked a judge to dismiss Dominion’s $1.6 billion lawsuit against it.

OAN’s math
One of Newsmax’s main competitors for the MAGA set is One America News Network, also known as OAN. The upstart conservative channel was founded in 2013 by Robert Herring and has risen to notoriety despite its relatively small audience, estimated at only 14,000 viewers per day.

Limited reach hasn’t spared the network from Dominion’s scrutiny, though. In their filing, Dominion’s lawyers wrote, “During and after the November 2020 election, OAN saw a business opportunity. Spurred by a quest for profits and viewers, OAN—a competitor to media giant Fox—engaged in a race to the bottom with Fox and other outlets such as Newsmax to spread false and manufactured stories about election fraud.” The OAN lawsuit also names network owners Charles Herring and Robert Herring and reporters Chanel Rion and Christina Bobb as defendants.



OAN is notable for a January 27 interview with one Edward Solomon, who claimed he was a mathematician who had found evidence that an algorithm had rigged the election.

Yet according to the lawsuit, Solomon was anything but a mathematician. He does not appear to have earned a degree in mathematics, bachelor’s or otherwise, and he seems to be employed as an installer for a swing set company. What’s more, in 2018, he pleaded guilty to a felony charge of “criminal sale of a controlled substance” and was incarcerated for over seven months.

The blockchain connection
Dominion’s third lawsuit singles out Patrick Byrne. Byrne is the founder of Overstock.com and served as its CEO for 20 years before resigning after having an affair with a Russian agent and posting a bizarre statement on the company’s site. Like the other lawsuits, the filing in the Byrne suit is similarly acerbic.

“After blowing up his career at Overstock by having an affair with a Russian spy, Patrick Byrne soon found himself a new pet project: promoting the false narrative that the 2020 election had been stolen,” Dominion's lawyers wrote. “[D]espite being put on notice of the facts by Trump’s own senior advisors and Dominion itself—Byrne continues to stick to his manufactured, inherently improbable, profitable, and demonstrable lies. In televised appearances, a blog series, a book, and a film, Byrne continues pushing the election fraud myth about Dominion to this day.”

This thread is still around because 4 people don’t live in reality

welcome back



wow dominion sure sounds scared using language like "pigs have wings" they actually say that in some kind of legal setting lol

I wish I could say the same to you

TDS keeps the place alive