Posted on 11/09/2020 11:38:29 PM PST by knighthawk
Most of Joe Biden’s 221,751 vote margin gain in Georgia, compared to Hillary Clinton’s performance in 2016, came from three metropolitan Atlanta counties that received more than $15 million from the Mark Zuckerberg-funded Center for Technology and Civic Life (CTCL) “safe elections” project.
Those three counties — Cobb, Fulton, and Gwinnett–accounted for 168,703 of Biden’s 221,751 vote margin gain, or 76 percent.
In 2016, Donald Trump defeated Hillary Clinton in Georgia by 211,141 votes, 2,089,104 to 1,877,963, according to the Georgia Secretary of State’s election website.
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But zuckerburg spent FOUR HUNDRED MILLION on this project.
If only 15 million dollars of it bought this much fraud, that means the remaining 385 million dollars bought a whole lot more fraud elsewhere in the country.
Follow this Zuckerburg money and project, it will lead us to more flipped states and house members
The rest is in Atlanta’s Dekalb and Clayton counties.
All ballot harvesters being paid
Those 3 counties are all in the Atlanta area and would have accounted for a large part of the Biden vote in Georgia if nobody had spent a nickel.
You also have to account for the transfer of 70% of 2016 3rd party votes to Biden. That is part of the difference.
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Zuckerburg going to jail? Or many be this could be an act of treason if he was working with the Chinese
I’d love to to see Schmuckerturd in jail.
Time to subpoena Zuckerberg. Let’s expose all his election-oriented operations and fundings. He might just turn out to be a little Steyer, Bloomturd and Soros wannabe.
Regarding the Center for Tech and Civic Life Organization, Philadelphia received 10 million dollars from them in August 2020, Five cities in Wisconsin received 6.3 million dollars in August 2020.
Here are Counties in MI, WI, and TX that received grants. My County in TX turned down the money because of those who finance the CTCL, but 117 Counties out of 254 in TX took the money. The minimum “grant” was $5,000, but more was available.
lock him up.
Pretty sure I read that several of those counties also used the dominion software.....and of course there are lots of allegations of ballot harvesting.
Richard Baris the pollster who found over 10,000 dead people voted in Michigan in this election is looking at those who voted in Atlanta who have mover flags at the post office meaning they no longer reside there and thus cannot legally have voted there. Only about 20% of people who move bother to get mover flags at the post office so whatever number he finds, assume the real number of this kind of voter fraud is 5 times that.
A Twitter feed that suggests folks check past states of residence to see if they voted there in this election.
There is where the walking around money went...bribes to election officials.
I’m confused: thought I read that the Biden margin in GA was just 10,00, not 220,000. Can someone tell me what happened.
soros and romney BOUGHT this election
as they attacked the PRESIDENT.
Soros Sedition.
Romney Treason.
No accountability and it will continue to America DIES.
Check this out from John Solomon:
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Documents produced by the city of Philadelphia under a federal court order show millions of dollars in nonprofit grant money donated by Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is being used to quadruple the number of voting places and massively grow the number of ballots cast in the Democratic stronghold on Nov. 3.
The memos were turned over in a federal lawsuit filed by the conservative Thomas More Society, and they detail how city election officials filed a grant request in August to the Zuckerberg-funded Center for Tech and Civic Life (CTCL) by promising to open 800 polling places and grow voting to as many as 800,000 ballots cast in the general election.
The number of promised polling places is more than four times the 190 polling places opened during the city’s pandemic-affected primary earlier this year, and the promised turnout is estimated to be as many as 120,000 voters larger than the 2016 presidential election, which drew about 680,000 voters. About 80% of the vote went to Democrats in 2016 in the city.
“The Office of the City Commissioners understands CTCL’s interest in maximizing the number of polling locations and will work to identify over 800 locations,” states the city application seeking $10 million for the fall election.
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Philadelphia CTCL Grant plan.pdf
Zuckerberg announced several weeks ago he has donated $250 million to CTCL to help local governments across the country hold elections this fall in the midst of the pandemic. He has since augmented that amount with another $100 million in recent days.
But the Thomas More Society and its lead counsel Phill Kline have filed lawsuits against several of the jurisdictions receiving CTCL grants, arguing the money is wrongly privatizing an election function that should be handled entirely by government and that the grants are targeting mostly Democratic strongholds, raising questions of election interference.
Kline, director of Thomas More’s Amistad Society Project, told Just the News that of the top 20 CTCL grants, amounting to $63 million, only one for $289,000 has gone to a county Trump won in 2016.
A federal judge in Pennsylvania recently ordered Philadelphia officials to produce records on how it applied for and won its $10 million grant, and the first records produced indicate the city is using the Zuckerberg money to compensate poll workers with “hazard pay,” including election judges who decide ballot integrity issues.
More than $5 million of the grant is allowing the city to buy equipment to process increased mail-in and absentee ballots due to COVID-19, while $3.6 million is being used to open extra “satellite election offices” for early voting and in-person voting on Election Day.
“A voter can go to any satellite office and register to vote, if needed, request a mail-in ballot in-person, receive it, vote, and return it all at the same location,” the grant application explained. The early voting efforts also include drop boxes, because “installing at least 15 secure, 24-hour drop boxes at each early vote location will help ensure that voters have some opportunity to return their ballots if it may be too late to send via” mail, the application added.
In justifying one item for which funds were sought, the grant application stated that “a full, 5-member Election Board (Judge of Elections, two Inspectors of Election, one Clerk, and one Machine Inspector) will require recruiting, training, and assigning up to 8,515 poll workers (1,703 divisions x 5 Election Board members).”
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