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originally posted by: AlexandrosTheGreat
Just to recap the major evidence for Lake, the county testified that they can’t find where they put the tabulations of the ballots dropped off on voting day. They just got the runaround requesting the documents for evidence and answering machines and people who have access leaving for vacation and unable to provide them.
That means they could have easily counted votes from the rest of the methods and only let in the dropped off ballots that were for Hobbs until she was in the lead and it explains why it would take weeks to count. The county also testified that they witnessed ballots come in which, since Hobbs was in the lead already by counting leftist districts first, were just discarded. It’s sickening and if the judge rules any other way it’s time for a revolution and I hope this sparks it. We can no longer coexist with our government who sets us up, polices our thinking, indoctrinated our kids, fakes democracy, witch hunts, robs us, sends all our money away to politicians friends family and foreign countries which do nothing for us... This is thee most corrupt nation in the west now.
Officials in Maricopa County, Arizona, announced on Nov. 28 that they certified the county's 2022 midterm election results. But some social media users claim there are missing votes in the county.
"IMPOSSIBLE: Maricopa County Lost 291,930 Election Day Votes?" reads a Nov. 28 Facebook post (direct link, archived link).
The claim stems from a Nov. 28 Gateway Pundit article, which misreported voting information provided by Maricopa County.
The article mistakenly compared Election Day in-person votes with total Election Day votes, and it claimed that the difference in the numbers indicated votes were somehow lost. www.usatoday.com...
originally posted by: AlexandrosTheGreat
a reply to: Annee
I watched all four parts of testimony on YouTube twice. Part one and two are all that matter though.
For those requesting sources...
55:30 or so on on second video is the gold...actually just watch the whole second video. If you forward through breaks and all it’s not as long as it looks and the whole thing is entertaining if you can get over how angry and disbelieving you feel the entire time she testifies. Just watch it all. part one not as interesting. Part two proves they withheld day of ballots and used them to control the final count and now that the documents showing ballot count on Election Day are missing, every last one. They say they couldn’t find them before trial started and the lady who is in charge of them went on vacation the day after she received the request for them. In your face type cheating.
originally posted by: AlexandrosTheGreat
a reply to: Annee
I watched all four parts of testimony on YouTube twice. Part one and two are all that matter though.
originally posted by: TrulyColorBlind
posted by Annee on Dec, 24 2022 @ 01:57 PM:
"You have fact links to any of that?"
posted by AlexandrosTheGreat on Dec, 24 2022 @ 04:34 PM:
"For those requesting sources..."
posted by Annee on Dec, 24 2022 @ 05:50 PM
"Do you have legal expertise?"
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Just ignore her. She's old and senile and can never remember what she said or questions she's asked. When she asks for links, people provide them and then she simply deflects with another nonsensical reply. I worry about her mental health, she seems to get all worked up when posting here. It would probably be better if nobody excites her, it might be bad for her heart. So, just ignore her, for her own benefit.
As to what you posted, the proof is right there in the videos. All somebody has to do is watch them for the proof. Oh, and they have to have a brain first or they won't comprehend anything. Kind of like what we've got going right here.
originally posted by: TrulyColorBlind
posted by Annee on Dec, 24 2022 @ 01:57 PM:
"You have fact links to any of that?"
posted by AlexandrosTheGreat on Dec, 24 2022 @ 04:34 PM:
"For those requesting sources..."
posted by Annee on Dec, 24 2022 @ 05:50 PM
"Do you have legal expertise?"
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Just ignore her. She's old and senile and can never remember what she said or questions she's asked. When she asks for links, people provide them and then she simply deflects with another nonsensical reply. I worry about her mental health, she seems to get all worked up when posting here. It would probably be better if nobody excites her, it might be bad for her heart. So, just ignore her, for her own benefit.
As to what you posted, the proof is right there in the videos. All somebody has to do is watch them for the proof. Oh, and they have to have a brain first or they won't comprehend anything. Kind of like what we've got going right here.
originally posted by: Enduro
If they were duplicated on standard ballots and corrected then how were 48 out of 100 random ballots ( or whatever number) still found to be the wrong size?
originally posted by: Cymatic
originally posted by: AlexandrosTheGreat
a reply to: Annee
I watched all four parts of testimony on YouTube twice. Part one and two are all that matter though.
For those requesting sources...
55:30 or so on on second video is the gold...actually just watch the whole second video. If you forward through breaks and all it’s not as long as it looks and the whole thing is entertaining if you can get over how angry and disbelieving you feel the entire time she testifies. Just watch it all. part one not as interesting. Part two proves they withheld day of ballots and used them to control the final count and now that the documents showing ballot count on Election Day are missing, every last one. They say they couldn’t find them before trial started and the lady who is in charge of them went on vacation the day after she received the request for them. In your face type cheating.
One either has to be completely stupid, or just ok with cheating to overlook this kind of stuff. We are beyond the "oops I made a mistake" kind of bs now
originally posted by: carewemust
originally posted by: Cymatic
originally posted by: AlexandrosTheGreat
a reply to: Annee
I watched all four parts of testimony on YouTube twice. Part one and two are all that matter though.
For those requesting sources...
55:30 or so on on second video is the gold...actually just watch the whole second video. If you forward through breaks and all it’s not as long as it looks and the whole thing is entertaining if you can get over how angry and disbelieving you feel the entire time she testifies. Just watch it all. part one not as interesting. Part two proves they withheld day of ballots and used them to control the final count and now that the documents showing ballot count on Election Day are missing, every last one. They say they couldn’t find them before trial started and the lady who is in charge of them went on vacation the day after she received the request for them. In your face type cheating.
One either has to be completely stupid, or just ok with cheating to overlook this kind of stuff. We are beyond the "oops I made a mistake" kind of bs now
You have to have the actual communications (text msg, or phone recording, or e-mail, or a witness) proving that someone, or a group, plotted to commit fraud.
The same "lack of concrete proof" that protects Katie Hobbs, is also protecting Donald Trump, in regard to the Jan 6th insurrection accusations against him. No communications of him ordering a storming of the Capitol.
originally posted by: AlexandrosTheGreat
a reply to: Annee
We’re you able to watch the second of those two videos where I marked the time or in their entirety? What do you think? Don’t you agree that it is black and white no question a fatal flaw in this election’s procedure? What’s your take, my good friend?
originally posted by: Annee
originally posted by: AlexandrosTheGreat
a reply to: Annee
We’re you able to watch the second of those two videos where I marked the time or in their entirety? What do you think? Don’t you agree that it is black and white no question a fatal flaw in this election’s procedure? What’s your take, my good friend?
I think you see what you want to see. I think you hear what you want to hear.
When it comes to Legalese (legal language) -- I find it very confusing. It often sounds like the opposite of what it means. It's not something I ever guess at.
I do not play "armchair lawyer".
ADD: the woman on the stand is extremely credible. That's what I got out of the video. And I found the lawyer's hair distracting (shallow, perhaps).