Video: USPS Truck Driver Come Forward Says He Delivered 288k Completed Ballots From NY To Pennsylvania

Red State Nation ^ | 12.02.2020 | Ray Pearson

[USA Conservative]

He has sworn affidavit, which means if he lies he ends up in prison! Is the Postal Inspection Service involved? They should be! I heard the driver say he had a piece of Registered mail!

[ArtDodger]

It used to be a serious offense, using the USPS to commit a felony.

[RBW in PA]

Did not like this guy when he first started to speak (opened up with fowl language). However, after listening to him I am 100% convinced he is telling the truth.

When do we rise up?

[USA Conservative]

How can our court system and state governments let this happen. Have we already turned into a 3rd world country?

[V_TWIN]

He said he waited in the postal yard for 6 hours then told to leave the trailer overnite. Next day he comes back and his trailer with the ballots is gone......GONE.

[V_TWIN]

He apologized for the language and told people to remember....he’s a truck driver.....very genuine IMO

[MCSETots]

OK, well that’s “enough proof” . . .

This guy will likely be contacted and interviewed by the FBI, just like John Paul Mac (the Hunter Biden laptop story computer shop owner) then told to keep quiet “during the ensuing investigation.”

Then, in about eighteen months, we’ll learn the FBI is still investigating the allegations.

Probably we’re soon to hear new stories of Arkansaside.

[RBW in PA]

"very genuine IMO"

I completely agree, this guy is telling the truth.

[V_TWIN]

“Is the Postal Inspection Service involved?”

I sure hope so. The 1st interview should be the postal transportation supervisor that sounded like he was coordinating the whole scam.

[9422WMR]

But as a truck driver he was seated. Thus he has no standing./S
Barr logic.

[bray]

Wonder how many truckloads of ballots were made?

[Varsity Flight]

FRAUDGATE

btt

[Hattie]

Does this guy have a cell phone? How about taking a few pictures? How about having a couple of witnesses in photos showing the ballots and the truck/trailer with license plates. How about photos of ballots?

Somebody drove through a fence onto my rural property one time and I took many phone pictures for the insurance company. Paid off.

It’s so easy to snap photos anytime you are concerned or suspicious about something. You can always delete them later if you want to.

[bray]

Imagine if the media had this type of witness during the Russia investigation?

[Gamecock]

I heard the driver say he had a piece of Registered mail!

You see, my dear, all certified mail is registered...
but registered mail is not necessarily certified.

[RushIsMyTeddyBear]

Bkmrk

[pepsi_junkie]

I watched this video and it was funny that what made him angry was they refused to give him a receipt so he could get paid OT and then they took away his trailer (which he apparently loved) and left him with a crummy one. If they had given him that receipt and left his trailer alone he’d have been quiet as a mouse. But they ticked him off bigly.

[Raceway]

How did he know what was in the cargo? Can’t watch recording.

[Reily]

That’s my question also !

It may have been answered but I haven’t seen it yet.

[pepsi_junkie]

They were big pallets of mail, not bags but sorted mail. All ballots. He could see them. Thousands of them. He says he didn't think much of of it but when he arrived in Harrisburg they wouldn't let they usual crew unload the truck and made him sit around for hours (which they don't normally do) then made him go talk to to overall supervisor (which he says he never speaks to, he's way higher in the food chain than individual truck drivers) who refused to give him a ticket that clocked him in (so he could prove to his boss that he actually went to Harrisburg and also get paid the OT for waiting around) and told him to take the mail to another city. Grudgigly he did but again, they didn't unload his truck so he parked it and went home.

In the morning his trailer was mysteriously gone. That's what set him off, he apparently loved that trailer, he went off script to talk about how much he loved that trailer and had the same trailer for a long time. And they snuck in the night and drove it away to parts unknown. That's when he said 'enough!' and decided to report it.