Posted on 12/01/2020 10:24:04 PM PST by grundle
Video description: Jesse Morgan, a truck driver with USPS subcontractor says he was suspicious of his cargo load of 288,000 COMPLETED ballots: “I was driving completed ballots from New York to Pennsylvania. I didn’t know, so I decided to speak up.”
(Excerpt) Read more at youtube.com ...
This election needs to be rectified before we have to do it ourselves.
Watching with jaw dropped.
Did he pull out his cell and take some photos?
Sounds like China got an early jump on printing the pre-printed Biden ballots with 'BIDEN' already selected! Did they fly them in to NY? Flight logs around this time???
They can't find the trailer, is this true? In any case, it's highly probable these fake ballots were the secret stash used to inflate Biden's count in the wee early morning hours of November 4th.
Add USPS to the list of those needing a THOROUGH investigation.
There was so much fraud and irregularities this time around.
It stinks to high heavens...
Good Lord!!!!!!
Tweet: Ivan Pentchoukov - 9h ago
Is @UPS supposed to carry official election material? Because I and three #DominionWatch volunteers saw a UPS truck picking up a ballet of boxes marked “official absentee” from the Secretary of State’s warehouse.
VIDEO 1m07s
(see follow-up tweet from Pentchoukov with Reuters cover-up link)
https://twitter.com/IvanPentchoukov/status/1333890415662075911?s=20
Wow.
Thanks for posting this. So Jesse Morgan, who works for a subcontractor for USPS, drove from New York to Pennsylvania with thousands of completed ballots. Yet ABC and CBS keeps insisting that there is no widespread voter fraud. I would say sworn testimony of transporting thousands of ballots across state lines counts as evidence of widespread fraud.
might be irrelevant, but thought I’d post a few bits and pieces:
23 Oct updated 26 Oct: Global News: Problems predicted for Pennsylvania’s new early voting program
By Mike Armstrong
Pennsylvania’s new early voting program may be more popular than expected, but it may also lead to bigger problems than predicted.
In a state where just over six million people cast ballots in 2016, election officials have already received close to three million requests for early voting ballots...
Biden volunteer Kim Barnes spent Tuesday outside the Lancaster County Government Center in downtown Lancaster, Pa., the county’s only drop box location. Barnes was helping voters from both parties, Democrats and Republicans, avoid having their ballots rejected.
“I make sure they used the secrecy envelope,” Barnes says. “Then I make sure the date on the back of the envelope is 2020. A lot of people put their birthday.”
To be counted, ballots have to be inside two envelopes. The first has the voter’s information and signature. The second is for privacy.
Ballots without the secrecy envelope are considered “naked ballots” and will be rejected...
... registered Democrats have requested more than two and a half times more early voting ballots than registered Republicans.
Of the 2.9 million requests, 65 per cent were from Democrats, for a total of 1.8 million. Republicans only requested 728,000, just over 25 per cent...
The process has several steps. The voter’s signature and information have to be checked on the outer envelope. That envelope is then run through a machine and opened. The inner secrecy envelope is then opened and the ballot removed for counting.
In September, a state official warned 100,000 ballots could be rejected over confusion with the two envelope process. A number like that could have a major impact in a state where the last presidential election was decided by just 44,000 votes.
Partisan legal wrangling has already been swirling through Pennsylvania’s capital, Harrisburg, and it’s expected to get worse.
Earlier this month, a judge blocked an attempt by the Trump campaign to limit the use of drop boxes. Republican lawyers had also tried to lift a restriction that poll watchers only be assigned to the county where they reside. The argument was that fraud would “dilute” legally cast votes, violating the US and state constitution.
In his judgment, U.S. District Court Judge Nicholas Ranjan wrote that the arguments of the Trump campaign’s lawyers were based on speculative assumptions and that they offered no hard evidence.
There was also a legal battle over the deadline for mail-in ballots to be considered...
Another complication is that with so many early ballots cast by Democrats, the results on election night may not represent the final winner.
Some predict Trump could be ahead in Pennsylvania on election night, but lose the lead in the days after, as mail-in ballots are counted.
https://globalnews.ca/news/7416712/problems-predicted-pennsylvania-early-voting/
U.S. Elections Project: Pennsylvania Early Voting Statistics
Last Report: 11/20/2020
Source: Data provided by Pennsylvania Secretary of State’s office
Mail Ballots Returned by Party Registration
Democrats 1,702,484
Republicans 623,404
https://electproject.github.io/Early-Vote-2020G/PA.html
VotesPA: Voting early in-person by mail-in or absentee ballot
The last day to do all-in-one early voting (applying for your ballot and voting it early in person) is October 27. You may continue to drop off your mail-in ballot in person until November 3, so long as you’ve applied for it before October 27.
https://www.votespa.com/Voting-in-PA/Pages/Early-Voting.aspx
Good for him.
Question did he have any paperwork stating these were ballots and the number
Also would be great if he has a photo of the boxes and one showing an actual ballot to see if it is in an envelope or just pre printed.
Maybe these were Biden only used in NY already and then transported as necessary for use again in a battleground state
another disgusting piece of garbage from CNN, but some useful bits of info. chaos was the plan, it seems voting had begun by 5 Oct:
updated 5 Oct: CNN: Pennsylvania becomes epicenter of 2020 election chaos
Marshall Cohen
By Marshall Cohen and Kelly Mena
Pennsylvania has become the epicenter of the 2020 election chaos that experts warned was coming, with courts changing ballot rules, disputes over poll watchers, new voting machines being put to the test, and disinformation spreading rapidly in the swing state.
***It’s all coming to a head with early voting already underway and Election Day about four weeks away...
Lawsuits brought by Democrats and Republicans in the Keystone State have forced judges to change some of the rules for the election at the last minute...
The Trump campaign caused disruptions and created an uncomfortable situation for some voters last week by sending unauthorized “poll watchers” to early voting sites in Philadelphia.
***They were ultimately turned away by local election officials, who noted that the voting locations are “satellite offices” and not traditional polling places where partisan poll-watchers are allowed...
The Trump campaign has filed a lawsuit challenging the ban on poll watchers at satellite offices. It’s too early to tell if the lawsuit will go anywhere, but it’s clear that Team Trump is girding for a fight...
They capitalized on a minor mishap near Wilkes-Barre to falsely accuse Democrats of “stealing” the election. (A low-level election worker mistakenly threw out nine ballots, including some votes for Trump.) They also promoted viral claims of “corruption” after the Philadelphia incident where officials kicked out unauthorized pro-Trump poll watchers who descended on early voting sites.
“Trump’s standing in the polls is not in a great place,” said Borick, the Muhlenberg College pollster. “So, his paths to victory might involve efforts to depress turnout and to question the validity of results, if it comes to that. The President and his campaign have engaged in that.”...
here could be false claims of shuttered polling places on Election Day or doctored images of results. The FBI has already warned the public about the growing threat of post-election disinformation from foreign powers...
In Philadelphia, a couple of technical issues led to long lines and frustrated voters, as the largest county in the state recently kicked off its first wave of in-person voting.
The statewide voter registration database, which is run by the Secretary of the Commonwealth, went down on Tuesday for a little more than an hour. The problem meant election workers were unable to look up voters and were unable to process and accept mail-in ballot applications.
CNN reached out to Secretary of the Commonwealth Kathy Boockvar’s office for comment.
Also, because of new election laws passed in 2019, this is the first year that any Pennsylvania voter can vote by mail. This is also the first presidential election where the state will use new voting systems that provide a paper trail and the opportunity for robust post-election audits...
https://edition.cnn.com/2020/10/05/politics/election-2020-pennsylvania/index.html
That’s awful. How biased.
Statement of Trump Legal Team on Bill Barr’s Comments on Voter Fraud
“With all due respect to the Attorney General, there hasn’t been any semblance of a Department of Justice investigation. We have gathered ample evidence of illegal voting in at least six states, which they have not examined. We have many witnesses swearing under oath they saw crimes being committed in connection with voter fraud. As far as we know, not a single one has been interviewed by the DOJ. The Justice Department also hasn’t audited any voting machines or used their subpoena powers to determine the truth.
“Nonetheless, we will continue our pursuit of the truth through the judicial system and state legislatures, and continue toward the Constitution’s mandate and ensuring that every legal vote is counted and every illegal vote is not. Again, with the greatest respect to the Attorney General, his opinion appears to be without any knowledge or investigation of the substantial irregularities and evidence of systemic fraud.”
Bill Barr, AKA ‘Robert Johnson’, is clearly a disingenuous CIA cutout posing as an AG
The truck then backs up the rest of the way, the mail handler secures the tires, and goes back inside. Registered bag goes into a registered cage via a drop door and the numbers recorded on the clipboard on the cage. Mailhandlers unload the trailer and then start loading in the outgoing mail.
When loaded, the mailhandler goes out, removes the wedges from the tires, has the driver pull forward a little bit so they can close the doors and seal them, has the driver sign for the registered bag after he inspects the seals on it, the doors are closed and sealed and off the driver goes.
Gaylords are the most common postal ‘vessel’ out there, used for shipping magazines and packages. And typically 38” tall (though there are 30” ones and very rarely 48”. There are 6’ containers, but that makes them about 6'8” off the ground on the top when on a pallet.
But totes travel in what's called cages, a three sided container on wheels, 4-6 in the bottom, shelf dropped down, then 4-6 in the top and then the webbing is secured for shipment.
Put a tote into a gaylord of any size? No, not for shipping mail. It'd be very difficult to pull out of the gaylord at the destination facility. And a big safety violation, because totes tend to collapse if loaded more than 3 tall. Putting ballots into a tote? Possible, but far more often into tall trays, stacked on a pallet and shrink wrapped.
Visually, what he describes is a 5’-6’ cardboard box that's 4.5’ above him as he's on the ground looking up into the back of his truck. Driver rarely is allowed into the facility and certainly not allowed to closely observe the loading operation as powered industrial equipment is no joke when they're flying loads into a trailer.
I'm really doubtful of this story. It describes practices that literally could get a clerk fired and any mail handler who loaded it written up. With a vantage point not afforded to drivers.
As he has stated everything that happened that day and the days forward were not typical
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