The Fight for Election Integrity Continues -- Audits, Criminal Investigations, Legislative Reform

a reply to: frogs453

I believe that her military Intel expert, Josh Merritt aka, "Spyder" was part of Colonel Waldron's controlled opposition "red team" and Mike Lindell's data debacle.

There was another person claiming to have election rigging data, that never panned out.

Former lobbyist, public relations specialist, and very likely disinformation personality Maria Zack from Nations in Action, claimed to have the Italy defense contractor and Leonardo satellite Intel. She reeks of being a compulsive liar for hire who associates with other compulsive liars and disinformation people. But you know what? Time reveals these people for who they really are.

I can't help but wonder why there were so many apparent disinformation campaigns in play at the same time, perpetuated by people with close connections within the government, when there was so much real evidence, and honest audits would have, revealed so much more.

What has happened in Georgia is an absolute travisty.

originally posted by: xuenchen
Well over 50,000 fraudulent votes cast from phantom voters identified in Wisconsin
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In Wisconsin:

1.5 million illegal voter registrations
155,000 suspected fake voters

"Well over -- well over -- 50,000 illegally cast ballots that we can prove" from Nov. 3, 2020

Good News/Bad News

The Wisconsin Ballot Drop-boxes are outlawed during the April 2022 elections.

www.politico.com...

-but-

They may still be used in November 2022?

Woe is me... I've got a crap ton to post, and I can't decide how to organize it all!

By state?

By legal cases and rulings?

By laws violated?

There's so much overlap between states (collusion) and so much that is different (independent state laws/circumstances)...

I'm beginning to wonder if the circumstances are just too big for this thread. Or maybe just too big for me to keep track of. I'd bet by the time I could post it all, there would be some new evidence or development to render something I post old news!

Argh! Going to make some breakfast and think about it some more...

a reply to: carewemust

Thanks for posting...

This Politico article, like so many others -- virtually ALL others written in the MSM -- are big on opinions (presented as fact) but without the actual facts of it.

For example --

...there were apparent efforts by some Republican lawmakers in the state to provide at least some sort of explicit authorization for drop boxes in state law...

The drop boxes are illegal because there is no option for these drop boxes in state law, nor the necessary and proper safeguards to prevent cheating. But the State Legislators are not prohibited from enacting such a law. They have the complete and total plenary power, as granted by the US Constitution, to do so. And it seems there are now attempts to do so, but it must be done in the correct legal and Constitutional manner by the State Legislators, and it is not retroactive.

So I am assuming that any such law could NOT be legally passed and implemented prior to the primaries, so these drop boxes are banned for the primaries in spring. But it might be legally done by the general election in November, thus allowing the drop boxes.

Likewise in other states and counties, where mail-in voting and drop boxes and other such issues are not strictly prohibited, and might be/could be passed into law by the State Legislators. They were illegal in the 2020 election because such legislation has not been passed, and ONLY the State Legislators have the power and authority to pass and implement such things.

I took some time over the weekend to dig deep into the drop boxes in the various states, looking at similarities and differences, and common denominators, and so on. I wasn't looking for anything in particular, but simply wanted to

originally posted by: Boadicea
I took some time over the weekend to dig deep into the drop boxes in the various states, looking at similarities and differences, and common denominators, and so on. I wasn't looking for anything in particular, but simply wanted to

Those drop-boxes should of had little cameras like ATMs have.

Would have made "things" easier to "see" 😎

a reply to: xuenchen

Oh no. No no no no no no no!!! WTH happened to the rest of my comment??? Where's all my links and excerpts??? This was a long LONG post... I actually wondered about making it a thread in itself and if I had the time to tend the thread, I would have. I can't believe this. I'm just sick.

WTF did I do here??? I'm so freaking pissed at myself right now....

originally posted by: xuenchen

Those drop-boxes should of had little cameras like ATMs have.

Would have made "things" easier to "see" 😎

Sorry --

Yes, they should have been under constant video surveillance, and the ones in Georgia are required to be under video surveillance by law... but those videos have been edited, and others are missing or destroyed.

More coincidences in Georgia: Some counties destroyed videos that could showcase ballot-harvesting

Swing-State Ballot Harvesting Probe Begins, Then Key Evidence Is Discovered Missing

a reply to: Boadicea

Your posts are getting chopped somehow !!! 🕳️

originally posted by: Boadicea

WTF did I do here??? I'm so freaking pissed at myself right now....

Don't be pissed at yourself, sometimes the pages here timeout...and i think theres a timer on the login authentication, that, when it expires, ATS forces you to re-enter your credentials.

But if i can offer some advice, if you're working from a laptop or PC, and have a really long post, that before you try to submit it, you copy the entire thing from top to bottom, then paste it into a utility like notepad, in the event that the submission goes awry you can simply re-copy it from the saved document and either edit or submit it as another post.

Just a suggestion

a reply to: Boadicea

(sigh) considering the breadth and depth of government corruption even if wrong doing is found it will be swept under the rug and the coverup will be aided by the Government/Party (Dem) Media outlets who will never report the results.

On the plus side, many states have already implemented election law reforms. Other states are in the process of doing so. Necessary and proper election law reform is the best (perhaps only) way to ensure future elections are fair and honest.

True, but as to national elections such as for POTUS, those reforms will have little effect BECAUSE, the POTUS elections are decided in the 5 battle ground states where election rigging has been legalized. Thus, in those elections, residents of the Free States of America, (Texas, Florida, et al) are effectively disenfranchised in the POTUS races. Their votes count for next to nothing.

a reply to: xuenchen

Now my 'puter keeps freezing... as I'm typing...

Ugh!

a reply to: alphabetaone

It's an excellent suggestion and one I will definitely find a way to use!

It might get tricky when it comes to inserting hyperlinks, but I'll figure it out. Hell if I'm letting this happen again!!!

originally posted by: Boadicea
a reply to: alphabetaone

It's an excellent suggestion and one I will definitely find a way to use!

It might get tricky when it comes to inserting hyperlinks, but I'll figure it out. Hell if I'm letting this happen again!!!

Well if you create the post on ATS with hyperlinks included and havent yet submitted it, those hyperlinks will be contained in plain text in a notepad document and will translate once submitted on ATS as their respective hyperlinks once again....

It's really less complicated than it seems and just to give you an idea to put your mind at ease.....


This is a simple hyperlink on how to write a letter using Notepad



The above is nothing more than a text representation that is interpreted by ATS' backend to show you one fluid link you can click on, but how it's created is plain text, that looks like this

[ url=https://www.techwalla.com/articles/how-to-type-a-letter-with-notepad]This is a simple hyperlink on how to write a letter using Notepad[/url ]


With no leading space between the "[" and "url" and no trailing space after "/url" and "]"

And yea, i dont blame you, i've had that happen countless times to me, where i just said "nah, im not typing THAT all over again" lol

a reply to: TonyS

I have to agree in terms of prosecuting the guilty, but I have far more hope for necessary and proper legislative reform, and even more hope that there will be enough eyes and ears in the next election to effectively dampen -- if not squash altogether -- much of the (ahem) "sloppiness" and "incompetence" in running elections that allows for illegitimate and illegal votes/ballots.

It sure ain't perfect or foolproof, but I think we are in a much better position today than we were in the last election.

Slow and steady wins the race.

a reply to: alphabetaone

Cool -- thank you! Live and learn, right?



It's frustrating putting the time and effort in only for it to go POOF! But I'll get back to it sometime and write it up again. It should be easier this time at least, and I still have all the links up.

a reply to: Boadicea

Right.

Every day's a schoolday!

a reply to: Boadicea

I honestly hope you're either quite correct but to be honest with you, the last election has so soured me on the "Union" that this "nation" purports to be, that I would genuinely prefer to see it dissolved. As things stand now and as the future appears to be, it seems to me that the USA is practically an anachronism. As divided as the states and their consituent populations are, it would seem to me that the only solution, other than civil war, would be to dissolve the union and let the states go their own way, free to recongregate as they might see fit. Let the "Free States" remain Free and the Fascist States on the Coasts go their own way.

And certainly an argument can be made that as a "nation" the US has ceded so much soveriegnty by failing to control the southern border that it's hard pressed to make much claim of soveriegnty over the "Free States" like Texas, Florida and others. And further, the Feds have abrogated soveriegnty of the Sanctuary Cities, including New York which allows non-citizens to vote in it's elections. I don't know how the Feds can come back from this.

Peter Bernegger's Wisconsin Election Presentation:

www.maciverinstitute.com...

Some of the more shocking findings include:
Specific individuals who voted twice using multiple voter ID numbers
Voters registered without a first name
Voters registered without a last name
Voters registered without a street address
Voters registered with phony addresses
26 voters registered at one two-bedroom apartment
290 voters registered at a 16-apartment building in La Crosse
19 voters registered at a newer single-family home in Outagamie County
359 voters registered at an address that hasn’t existed for 10 years in Kenosha County
625,000 dead voters on the rolls
4,300 voters with a “99999” zip code
670,000 inactive voters in Milwaukee
264,000 voters in Milwaukee with a 1918 registration date
20,000 voters with undeliverable mailing addresses in Milwaukee
3,400 FIDO (Fast Identity Online) keys that provide user access to the database have been distributed throughout the state