Posted on 01/14/2021 5:43:18 PM PST by mbj
(Quoting directly from the article)
I just received this important and enlightening report from a Georgia voter:
I’ve lived in Georgia for 30 years and I voted for Governor Brian Kemp, Lieutenant Governor Geoff Duncan, and Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger. I really didn’t think I needed to do research on a Lieutenant Governor or Secretary of State candidate nominated by the Republicans, but little did I know.
There was a group of state Senators who, after holding hearings about voter fraud, knew that they had to continue to investigate so that they wouldn’t certify electors in the fraudulent November 3rd election. After all, isn’t certifying a fraudulent election considered treason? They needed to call a special session to stop the certification and investigate. Only the Governor or two-thirds of the membership of the House and Senate can call a special session. The corrupt Governor wouldn’t do it, so a group of GOP senators started to solicit fellow GOP members in order to get the required number of signatures. The Governor, Lieutenant Governor Duncan, House Speaker David Ralston, and Senate Leader Mike Dugan THREATENED these men to prevent them from calling a special session to discuss certifying a fraudulent election. They are all GOP, so why would they go as far as to threaten the signers, knowing that Georgians only want a fair election?
On Tuesday, the Lieutenant Governor retaliated and stripped state Senators Burt Jones and Brandon Beach of the chairmanship in their respective committees. These two were patriots who were fighting for honest and fair elections in Georgia.
There are many photos and videos surfacing of Kemp associating with a known Chinese spy. I don’t know if this has any relevance to the obstruction. I know he has grown Georgia’s business relationships with China. Again, I voted for him in every election in which he has been running.
Prior to being elected secretary of state, Raffensperger was a Georgia legislator. He was in a very tight race. Videos and pictures have surfaced of him begging a group of Chinese residents, apparently in his district, for their votes so that he could win his legislative election.
If you research Geoff Duncan, you will see that last year he came down with amnesia when questioned by Fox5 Randy Travis. (Fox5 Atlanta, February 26, 2020) Randy was exposing how the Lieutenant Governor was trying to sell his app to the state of Georgia’s healthcare provider. Conflict of interest? When questioned in the airport, the Lieutenant Governor responded that he didn’t know why he took a trip to New York. Amnesia? Or is it that he just can’t figure out what to say next?
If you do research on David Ralston, you will see that there are articles about him using his position as Leader in order to delay his client’s trial. Ralston was representing a person charged with aggravated child molestation. The trial was delayed for five years due to Ralston claiming “legislative duties.” The charges were eventually dropped against the molester due to frustration over the delays (AJC, March 5, 2019).
The Senate leader’s background isn’t known.
The Deputy Secretary of State, Jordan Fuchs, is a young political consultant who helped Raffensperger with his campaigns. She is second in charge. She has no elections management experience. She negotiated the Dominion voting machines purchase contract. It was a 10-year contract in which the state paid almost 90% up front. The deputy Secretary of State illegally taped the conversation with Trump and then leaked it to the Washington Post.
The elections manager, Gabriel Sterling, a known Never-Trumper, worked for the state until 2019. He then negotiated his own contract with the Secretary of State’s office, giving him an $86,000 raise for working in that same office as a “consultant” election manager. When interviewed for an article in The Atlantic magazine, he stated that he took a “victory lap” when Trump lost.
During one of the state senate hearings, a senator asked the Secretary of State’s attorney why he entered into a consent decree agreement knowing that the only way to change election laws was for the legislators to do it, It was against the state constitution, thus making the election void. The attorney replied that he didn’t think he needed to do it. Shouldn’t an attorney know that you must follow the constitution?
Here is what I find perplexing:
The Georgia Star new filed a FOIA with each county to get their respective chain of custody documents that are required to follow for the drop-off ballots. As of LATE December, almost 60 days since November 3, hundreds of thousands of ballots still do not have this documentation. Some that did have the documents specifically show that the rules for validity weren’t followed. Were election rules broken? The Secretary of State’s office entered into a consent decree regarding signatures without the legislature’s knowledge or agreement. By the constitution, only the legislators can change election laws. The Secretary of State’s office knew that around 800 people double voted in the June primary. When Georgia Star News asked the state Attorney General’s office, after November 3, if these people have been prosecuted. They replied that the Secretary of State’s office still had not provided them with the names. The Secretary of State told Trump in a conversation in January that only two dead people voted in Georgia. Matt Braynard, Executive Director of Look Ahead America, Fedexed proof to the Secretary of State’s office from his on-the-ground and computer investigations, showing that hundreds of thousands of dead, out-of-state, and underage people had voted. The Secretary of State said that he was never provided with such documentation from Matt. (See Matt Braynard’s response on Twitter). The person whom Gabriel Sterling bought his house from 2 years ago has CONTINUED to vote from out of state since the sale. I wonder if she has been prosecuted. If not, then why isn’t someone prosecuted for participating in voter fraud? Coffee County officials ran 15,000 ballots through their machines during the recount many times. Each time, they came up with different results. These results didn’t match the hand recount, but the Secretary of State’s office said there was no problem, and that they would take care of the numbers. The Coffee County official took it upon herself to call surrounding counties. Six of the eight counties she contacted said the same thing about the inaccurate results in their county and also said they got the exact same response from the Secretary of State’s office. If you run 15,000 ballots through the Dominion machine, shouldn’t you get the same count every time? Why wouldn’t the Secretary of State’s office be more concerned with accuracy? The House and Senate held three hearings. Many Georgians had signed affidavits detailing fraud. Sterling, the contractor, said he never seen their affidavits, so the Secretary of State never investigated. There were several affidavits stating that people were told to go home after the State Farm debacle. That the vote counting was ending was even reported on the nightly news by the reporter in attendance. The Secretary of State’s office said that their investigator also signed an affidavit stating that no one was told to go home. Many citizens, and TV, said yes, but the Secretary of State’s investigator said no. Someone is lying. If the same effort from the Secretary of State’s office investigators went into the State Farm arena debacle, can you imagine that they would ever find any fraud? The contractor was constantly on TV, CNN, etc., stating that there was not enough evidence of fraud to overturn the election. Just from Matt Braynard’s research alone, there is more than enough, but I guess if you don’t investigate, then you aren’t lying. During one of his last interviews, Raffensperger stated that Trump is the reason Georgians lost the senate. He was asked by a reporter why he keeps providing his opinion, and he stated that people are interested in his thoughts. In the State Farm debacle, the contractor told us that pulling ballots from under a table was common. Probably in his view. The lady who participated in the “questionable” video also made a video of her own and posted it on social media.
Why did the ballots on her desk, that were shown in her video on her desk, not have a return address on them? What was her intent when she stated what she said in that same video? I assume she wasn’t even investigated, because what was shown in that video is “normal.”
Why was the adjudication rate from the Dominion machines so extremely high in Fulton County? There’s a lot more SOLID evidence provided by the citizens who testified, and have signed affidavits, during all three voter fraud hearings. In the senate runoff election, the GOP had to go to court in order to get Fulton County to remove posters they had blocking windows. They must have learned that trick from Detroit.
As a voter from Georgia, I’m a little confused, knowing the above testimony and evidence as to:
Why would the GOP leadership threaten its GOP members if they wanted to continue with the investigation into the KNOWN fraud-filled election? Why did the Lt. Governor strip the Senators of their chairmanships? Why did the Secretary of State say that he wouldn’t testify in the House hearing because his lawyer said not to participate? He’s an elected official; shouldn’t he want to make sure all Georgians have confidence in the voting system? What is happening to those who violated the constitution regarding changing election laws? Will the person who illegally taped the phone conversation with the President be held liable? Is it even legal to have a non-state employee manage Federal elections? What recourse do citizens have if the Secretary of State’s office doesn’t actively and accurately investigate voter fraud?
To summarize, there was an enormous amount of evidence denied and never investigated regarding November 3. GOP leadership threatened its members for wanting to find the truth, and there was bias in the Secretary of State’s office.
Could these seven actors turn this country into a socialist regime in 60 days?
Hundreds of thousands of soldiers have died fighting for our freedoms. How can people take that away from them, and from us?
But of course.
later
A lot of good this does us now. In the New America, the judges collude and decide no one is going to even bother hearing the president’s case. One long gauntlet of loudly slamming courtroom doors. Unbelievable until it happened just that way.
Ask Ruby Freeman.
not a coverup.
the petition for certiorari did not have enough
sacrificial baby virgins to satisfy ‘judge’ Malta-Roberts.
Only because many senior Republican office-holders and judicial appointees are taking bribes, and do not dare object.
Btt
ping
Also, note that the boyfriend of Raffenburger’s daughter died in a fiery, or even explosive, one-car crash shortly after yhe election. Just maybe that has something to do with it.
The evidence of this election fraud will just keep coming out for months on end. Undoubtedly several books will be written about it. This episode in history will live longer than the JFK assassination and will be far less theory with a lot more facts.
Government of the criminals, for the criminals, by the criminals. when they call roll in the Georgia state house, the senators don’t know whether to answer present or not guilty (credit to TR).
No one cared
> the senators don’t know whether to answer present or
> not guilty (credit to TR).
LOL!!! :-)
Crap. Nobody can be trusted.
Pence should be in prison. If he dropped dead tomorrow, I’d celebrate.
One less traitor in our midst.
Pessimists and quitters never win, Guenevere.
Here's the affidavit with the results of the research: https://www.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.gand.284055/gov.uscourts.gand.284055.45.1.pdf It's a little confusing, but it appears that over 25,000 absentee ballots were requested fraudulently and almost 46,000 absentee ballots were lost (sent but not recorded as recieved). Obviously more than enough to flip Georgia. In addition he found over 20,000 voters who were ineligible to vote, mostly for having moved out of state.
Yup. Boatloads of bribes. A $million a pop is pocket change to Soros in order to swing a few hundred votes nationwide to Biden.
Thanks, bfl.
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