BREAKING: THEY GOT CAUGHT! Investigators Have Video of 240 Leftist Operatives in Georgia Dumping Thousands of Ballots from Backpacks into Drop Boxes in Middle of the Night!

GateWay Pundit ^ | September 3, 2021 | Jim Hoft

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THIS IS A HUGE DEVELOPMENT!

Radio host John Fredericks joined Steve Bannon on Friday morning to drop this EXPLOSIVE development in Georgia.

According to John Fredericks state officials now have video of 240 leftist operatives he called “ballot traffickers” dumping tens of thousands of ballots into drop boxes in the middle of the night in locations across Georgia.

The leftist operatives were identified making numerous drops in the middle of the night. They were filmed emptying their backpacks of ballots into the drop boxes in the middle of the night. Ballot harvesting is not legal in Georgia.

This is criminal behavior caught on video!

Heather Mullins from Real Americas Voice broke this news this morning on the John Fredericks radio show.

There is now a FOIA request for communications between Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger and numerous far left groups.

Heather Mullins - Real America’s Voice (RAV-TV) @TalkMullins GEORGIA!🍑🚨 @GaSecofState filed a FOIA request Thursday seeking communications between the DOJ & different groups/individuals such as Stacey Abrams, the Southern Poverty Law Center, Common Cause, Campaign Legal Center, & others challenging SB202. @RealAmVoice

Here is John Fredericks from the Bannon War Room this morning.

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Huge! Explosive!

Yeah,..yeah.... Let me know when someone goes to prison.

[PeterPrinciple]

Folks,

This is just a reminder that we are all have to get involved in the election process. We can’t just sit and complain.

[lepton]

Good point. Why did they wait? Why are they just now coming forward now?

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It took time to get access to the phone records and to then correlate visits to multiple boxes, and then to go through the video and identify who was showing up at the time the records indicated.

It’s not like *everyone* who showed up with a couple of ballots was doing illegal ballot harvesting.

[rxsid]

"*Ballot harvesting is not legal in Georgia*
if a law is not enforced is it in fact still illegal?"

That's a great question.

It looks like ballot harvesting is de facto legal in Georgia...and just about every other state for that matter.

De facto - "1: ACTUAL especially : being such in effect though not formally recognized
2: exercising power as if legally constituted
a de facto government
the de facto head of state
3: resulting from economic or social factors rather than from laws or actions of the state"

In fact, we can say hidin Xiden is a de facto "President" and the anchor baby is a de facto "Vice President."

Problem is...not enough (R)'s in power, especially at the state level (where the fraud elections took place), care about it.

[lepton]

This would have happened last November, and yet we’re only now hearing about the existence of this video?

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It may or may not be true, but your objection isn’t valid. It’s one video because it is composed of hundreds of videos pieces put together which were not available then, nor were the phone location records which directed the searches of the video records. It would have been a Herculean effort with a lot of legal work that had to happen before it could start.

[gubamyster]

Thanks for the info. I was not aware.

[lepton]

Who was taking the video? For what purpose?

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In some cases, pursuant to the laws that required cameras be set for all drop boxes, and in other cases the drop boxes were within the field of view of security cameras.

It’s not ‘the video’, it’s ‘the videos’.

[Chgogal]

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[lepton]

Nope, RATBERGER himself already said not a smidgen of corruption occurred

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Yep, and he also said the recanvassing of Fulton County matched the original election results - despite the tally sheets which have been found which were clearly fraudulent, and a host of other discrepancies which should have been caught even if they were just incompetence.

[lepton]

the Arizona audit

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You know that wasn’t actually ‘due’ until next Monday, right? And then was supposed to be reviewed by the State Senate before being released?

[lepton]

This is a possible hoax?

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It is possible.

Why did someone sit on the video for almost a year before coming forward?

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Because they didn’t. You think one guy in a camera simultaneously filmed thousands of drop-boxes, or knew who was visiting multiples so they could film them?

That’s not a plausible interpretation of events even without knowing what happened. See summary a couple of posts up.

[lepton]

This sounds like True the Vote is behind this. They combed through reams of phone position data to see if anybody had visited a bunch of drop ballot locations then created an AI program to search videos for cross matches . The sheer amount of data that had to be processed is why it took so long.

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Exactly.

Then they had to review the results so they were less likely to be sued for false-positives. But first, they had to get ahold of the phone data and the video records. Not a quick process.

[Cboldt]

-- If nobody stops it and nobody is punished for doing it, it's de facto legal. --

Sort of an "adverse possession" thing.

Until prosecutorial discretion and corrupt judiciary decide that looking into ballot fraud is a civil rights violation, racist, or something.

CTH has a piece speculating that True the Vote will be criminally charged,at least harrassed by the DOJ.

Jut remember, law is a tool BY and FOR the government, not a tool FOR the people. Lip service only for the people.

[Cboldt]

Video was surveillance cam for security of the ballot box.

[lepton]

It’s like the Arizona Audit, it’s been going on for months and we’ve heard very little, every time we get close to releasing the audit results some thing comes up and delays everything.....

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The Arizona Audit was said early on by those conducting it to be expected to be ready to submit their report between mid-August and Labor Day (Next Monday). Other than the initial delay in the counting, nothing came up there - though there are parts which they are fighting with the Maricopa County to turn over specific pieces of evidence. People just started doing the stompy-foot thing whining.

[telescope115]

I have a funny Cheap Trick story for you. Actually it’s my wife’s story, but she doesn’t post on FR so hear goes ( this was before we got together).
She and a friend went bar hopping one night. They were sitting in one establishment having drinks, when a guy asked her to dance. She took one look at him, decided he wasn’t her type and turned him down- “ and take off that stupid hat! “ she told him. It was Rick Neilson.
Not too long ago I said to her “ you could have had him and you ended up with me.” “ Yeah, I know….”

[lepton]

My internet-gut-feel sense says it was a few guys making the video so they could “prove” there was election fraud. Nothing else makes sense.

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Nothing? Not even the laws requiring cameras be mounted observing and recording each of the ballot boxes?

[Mr.Unique]

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It's not about the final video, though. It is about the huge number of individual component videos that somebody apparently held in utter secrecy for ten months. Gee, don't you suppose even just one video of people illegally stuffing ballot boxes might have come in handy between Election Day and January 6, when it might actually have done some good? A single video like that would have been a blockbuster.

But no. Instead, every single person who took one of these component videos decided to keep them a complete secret for ten months. What's the logic in that? Then somehow, despite all these independent people keeping their video a secret, they all managed to find each other to put together this massive compilation video whose relevancy is 8+ months past its expiration date.

This is the type of nutbag conspiracy theory crap that immediately discredits any conservative gullible enough to repeat it.

[lepton]

It’s not about the final video, though. It is about the huge number of individual component videos that somebody apparently held in utter secrecy for ten months. Gee, don’t you suppose even just one video of people illegally stuffing ballot boxes might have come in handy between Election Day and January 6, when it might actually have done some good? A single video like that would have been a blockbuster.
But no. Instead, every single person who took one of these component videos decided to keep them a complete secret for ten months. What’s the logic in that? Then somehow, despite all these independent people keeping their video a secret, they all managed to find each other to put together this massive compilation video whose relevancy is 8+ months past its expiration date.

This is the type of nutbag conspiracy theory crap that immediately discredits any conservative gullible enough to repeat it.

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What independent people? What finding each other? As a matter of law, the cameras were to be posted at each drop box. This was no secret. Getting access to the video from them, and the means to correlate them was the effort...not any of the crazy stuff you are citing.