Finally! Forensic Election Audit in Maricopa County (AZ) Begins Next Week

a reply to: Boadicea

Looking forward to some leaks this week. Interim report going to Az Senate this coming week.

Source: beforeitsnews.com... report-finished-this-week-final-report-after-accuracy-verified-2512196.html

I pay close attention to CNN to learn what they FEAR and how much they FEAR it. The severity of their attacks are a direct correlation with their level of fear, on any given subject. FEAR = Defensive Posture due to GUILT or knowledge of WRONGS committed.

With the FBI saying there was NO INSURRECTION on Jan 6th, combined with officials in GA, PA, WI seeking to begin their own forensic audits after seeing some of the findings out of Arizona, CNN is going into FULL ATTACK MODE on the credibility of Cyber Ninja, and every aspect of the Arizona election examination.

Today, CNN warns the Audit and Report are a SHAM: www.cnn.com...

I love it!

a reply to: carewemust

Oh dear, Care... not BeforeItsNews!!! I don't even think we're allowed to post BIN -- but maybe I'm wrong about that. I'm actually surprised they're still around, but they're a huge hoax site.

This is from Springer way back in 2013: **ALL MEMBERS*** Before Its News as a source

With ATS' new owners, the above may no longer apply though.

Looking forward to some leaks this week. Interim report going to Az Senate this coming week.

Actually, the Senate received the auditor's report on Friday, and the Senate committee has already met and begun reviewing it. There are a few reports that the Senate will release their report as soon as today. I've got my fingers and toes crossed, but I'm not counting on it. Sometime this week though for sure. At least that's the promise right now.

Today, CNN warns the Audit and Report are a SHAM

Yeah, I saw that. Between the "reports" from Hobbs and Richer, now CNN, and Heaven only knows who else (AZCentral today maybe???), some folks are working double-time to discredit the audit report before it's public. I know there are folks who won't "believe" no matter what, but if there is any silver-lining to the events in Kabul, it may just be that more folks will be ready and willing to believe the worst now. Actually, Kabul [b[IS the worst. That will make the audit report a little more believable to many, and they will be ready to accept now what they might not have accepted just a couple weeks ago.

a reply to: Boadicea
It will be interesting to see this report released to the public.
Not suprising to see many poo poo it prior to release.
At this point it is their mo.

Thanks again for your updates!

This is quite interesting:

Democ rat Election Lawyer, Russia Hoaxer Marc Elias Leaves Perkins Coie Ahead of Durham Report

He has also been part of fighting the audit in Arizona --

Democrats in Arizona Are Petrified – They’re Bringing in Marc Elias’s Perkins Coie to Make Threats and Make the Maricopa County Audit Go Away

And all/most election lawsuits after 2020 --

Marc Elias Fought Trump's 2020 Election Lawsuits. Can He Win The Battle Over Voting Rights?

He also handled the 2008 Birther lawsuits for Obama -- but I cannot find any links right now. That's odd...

originally posted by: shooterbrody
a reply to: Boadicea
It will be interesting to see this report released to the public.
Not suprising to see many poo poo it prior to release.
At this point it is their mo.

Thanks again for your updates!

It sure will be interesting. The public's response will be as interesting as the report itself. (We already know what the media response will be -- same old tired talking points as always!). But after the events in Afghanistan and Kabul, after deserting our troops and our support personnel, after not just abandoning our allies but actually leaving many of them in imminent danger, Old Joe has blown any benefit of the doubt from lots of folks who would have otherwise not wanted to think the worst about the elections. Team Biden has lost not just a huge portion of his countrymen, but his international credibility, trust, and good will is gone as well.

The international response will be as interesting as the domestic response.

a reply to: Boadicea

Thankyou for the background info on Marc Elias.

Very enlightening!

a reply to: Boadicea

If Afghanistan and Covid continue being #1, 95% of U.S. media will ignore the report, unless its GOOD NEWS for Democrats.

BTW... Those who scream the loudest, have the most to keep hidden: thehill.com...

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: Boadicea

If Afghanistan and Covid continue being #1, 95% of U.S. media will ignore the report, unless its GOOD NEWS for Democrats.

I say the following with all my love and affection: I hope you're wrong as wrong can be!!!



I know they'll want to ignore it... they may even try to ignore it... but I don't know if they can. Perhaps they know they can't as well, hence all the prebuttals flooding the news.

BTW... Those who scream the loudest, have the most to keep hidden

Yup! Who writes a prebuttal to a report that has not even been written yet??? Only those who fear the worst and want to taint the well...

thehill.com...

Thanks for posting the link. I'll give it a gander.

Here are a couple more:

What’s wrong with Arizona’s 2020 audit? A lot, election experts say

Report on the Cyber Ninjas Review of the 2020 Presidential and U.S. Senatorial Elections in Maricopa County, Arizona

Update from Sen Wendy Rogers:

Steady as she goes. Get well soon, team! The TRUTH awaits.

Monday, August 23, 2021
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Statement from Senate President Fann
“Today we are receiving a portion of the draft report from the election audit analysis team. The team expected to have the full draft ready for the Senate today, but unfortunately Cyber Ninjas CEO Doug Logan and two other members of the five-person audit team have tested positive for COVID-19 and are quite sick. In addition to the illnesses, it wasn't until Thursday that the Senate received the images of the ballot envelopes from Maricopa County and are hoping to have those analyzed as soon as possible to incorporate those results into the final report. The Senate legal team will meet Wednesday to start reviewing the draft report, and when the remainder of the draft is submitted, the Senate team will hold another meeting to continue checking for accuracy, clarity, and proof of documentation of findings. Once that is complete, the final report will be presented to the Senate Judiciary Committee and findings released to the public."

This differs from what Dr. Kelli Ward posted recently -- ETA: and what I shared about the Senate already receiving the report from the auditors, so my bad, sorry!!! -- but as Wendy is part of the Senate team, I'm going to take Wendy's word for this and assume Dr. Ward was misinformed.

Not what I want to hear, but it's good to know.

Get well wishes for the sick!!!

originally posted by: carewemust


BTW... Those who scream the loudest, have the most to keep hidden:

But.... that's you guys.

a reply to: alphabetaone

That was neither necessary nor appropriate. Find all the fault you want with the political critters and auditors, they're fair game and makes for great discussion.

Please don't go after other posters.

Soon enough, we can all dissect the report for ourselves and have something to debate and discuss.

originally posted by: alphabetaone

originally posted by: carewemust


BTW... Those who scream the loudest, have the most to keep hidden:

But.... that's you guys.

You sure?

Can we compare to say, the Mueller investigation and report?

Karen Fann has tweeted:

There are 5 people on Logan’s team preparing the reports. There are 9 people on the senate audit/legal team who will be reviewing the draft report for accuracy , documentation and clarity

Karen Fann Twitter

A leader with GUTS and DETERMINATION is kicking off the Pennsylvania forensic audit process this week.

PA Senator Jake Corman takes control: www.inquirer.com...

I'll start a thread on this when the process is underway.

a reply to: carewemust
Corman is a Rino. They are trying to get away from the full forensic audit Mastriano wants. He and his staff have been threatened with everything including death. They Gop in Pa. whining about the cost.
Funny thing is, Governor Wolf and AG Corbett have no problem using.my taxes to fight the audit.
If Corman gets it, it will be a joke and just a recount.
I have Mastriano and PA.GOP on my Fb list and seen their latest posts. I won't link those here.

Corman and Ward stopped the process on Doug's subpoenas on the counties to comply and have not let him finish that. Not many here happy with Corman and getting an earful from us constituents.

a reply to: carewemust

Not a phone call, but IRL conversation caught on video--will that do?BUSTED! Fulton County Elections Caught On Video Discussing Stealing Votes

originally posted by: carewemust
A leader with GUTS and DETERMINATION is kicking off the Pennsylvania forensic audit process this week.

PA Senator Jake Corman takes control: www.inquirer.com...

I'll start a thread on this when the process is underway.

Do start a thread... but don't be so sure Corman is the man for the job. He was dragged to this point kicking and screaming and doing everything he could to thwart Mastriano, up to and including canceling a scheduled
Senate meeting to vote on issuing subpoenas, and firing Mastriano's staff.

This could just be Corman's way of controlling the audit to make the masses (and Mastriano) shut up while ensuring nothing of value is found.

a reply to: mugger

Thanks for sharing the local perspective!!! It's pretty much what I've been reading too. But better to hear it from a local -- someone actually there with boots on the ground.

Funny thing is, Governor Wolf and AG Corbett have no problem using.my taxes to fight the audit.

Yeah, funny how that works, eh? I've watched Maricopa County do the same. Can't pay for an audit -- oh noes! But we'll use taxpayer funds to fight an audit.

That's the whole reason it's being paid for by private parties, which I didn't like to begin with. It's our audit, we should be paying for it so that we own it. I'm somewhat encouraged that the courts have affirmed it is our property -- as opposed to the auditor's property -- but it's still kind of iffy in my head, and I don't like that.

I know Mastriano was calling for it to be taxpayer funded for the same concerns I have about our audit. Good for him!

originally posted by: JinMI

originally posted by: alphabetaone

originally posted by: carewemust


BTW... Those who scream the loudest, have the most to keep hidden:

But.... that's you guys.

You sure?

Can we compare to say, the Mueller investigation and report?

We sure can. The same people were screaming the loudest.


ETA: Here....on here the same people were screaming the loudest, just for clarity.

a reply to: Boadicea

That's why I won't start a thread on Pennsylvania until their direction is clear. Our former Illinois governor (Rod Blagojevich) gave interviews after being released from prison last year. He said Pennsylvania is a unique cesspool of corruption and lawlessness. Puts Illinois to shame.