Elections Alberta quickly investigated and announced that the list used by Centurion was a copy of one legitimately released to the Republican Party of Alberta. Election officials were confident in their claim because, whenever they release a copy of the electoral list, they salt it with additional but bogus entries. The fake entries inserted in the Republican Party version of the list showed up in Centurion’s online tool, too.
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The usual suspects... of course!
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Jesus, what a clustercuss.
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The Centurion Project, described by the CBC as a “separatist group,” used the list to power an online database of voters. (...) Elections Alberta quickly investigated and announced that the list used by Centurion was a copy of one legitimately released to the Republican Party of Alberta.
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Hey Americans, would you kindly keep your trash on your side of the border?
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you can't let us get away with this and should invade and take over the whole great lakes region and I have to emphasize this includes illinois or at least the northern half with the city.
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