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Ballot Shredding in Montana

Concerned citizen Lisa Bennett discusses a video that has surfaced of election officials shredding ballots in Montana. Sixth-generation farmer and rancher Trent Loos explains his concerns regarding our food security and energy security relative to public policy.

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Concerned citizen Lisa Bennett discusses a video that has surfaced of election officials shredding ballots in Montana. Bennet notes the top ten reasons not to shred ballots on election night.

Top 10 reasons not to shred on election night:

10. The cameras might be on.
9. You might be shredding ballots.
8. You might strain your neck looking over your shoulder  and have to see a chiropractor.
7. You might jam the shredder before all the ballots have been shredded.
6. You might have to explain what a uocava is. It”s a cousin fruit to an avocado, right?
5. You can’t count on the assistant janitor to remember to take out the trash.
4. You will start a trend in your community of “take your documents to work to shred day.”
3. You have to time your document shredding to the Disney movie  Frozen song “Let It Go.”
2. Your county attorney and Sheriff  get re-elected and have to fabricate reasons why they can’t investigate you.

And the number 1 reasons is:

1. You might get caught.

Watch the video of the ballot-shredding below. Listen to the full interview in the first hour.

 

Trent Loos on Food Security and Energy Security

Sixth-generation farmer and rancher Trent Loos explains his concerns regarding our food security and energy security relative to public policy. America is experiencing a significant decrease in egg laying production. ~327 million egg laying chickens is the normal/expected cumulative inventory of all farms in the US, but that fell to 312 million at the end of December. Avian flu isn’t transmittable to humans. Culling entire flocks due to avian flu cases is grossly unnecessary. Hillandale Farms experienced a fire over the weekend resulting in the loss of 100,000 chickens. Much like how there’s currently a push for electric vehicles and how vaccines have been pushed during the pandemic, there is almost certainly an agenda being pushed by elites against farming livestock. Listen to the full interview in the second hour.

 

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