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

a reply to: IndieA

Sounds like she's being either coerced or bribed...like Cassidy Hutchinson.

Just checking in. I'm okay. I made it through yesterday, although the whole thing had me pretty worked up. I couldn't eat and I had a hard time sleeping. I spent some time informing some people close to me about what has been going on.

I still don't know what exactly happened, but it was weird and I definitely saw a side to someone, I had never seen before.

One relationship down. It's sad, but probably for the best.

One thing that has occurred to me is that Florida may not have been a victim of election fraud in 2020, to the level of some of the other states, but it's concerning to think that efforts could currently be being made here to compromise the election system for the 2022 and 2024 elections.

I just don't think the BAMN crowd has disappeared and decided not to cause any more issues. All things election related should be watched like a hawk.

a reply to: IndieA

Wow. Just wow.

I'm glad you're doing okay but I can't imagine all the thoughts and suspicions going thru your head right now. I really don't know what to make of it all. Be careful, but don't make yourself crazy by overthinking the situation. Your friend may just be in a bad place right now, and it's just all about her. It may actually be a coincidence.

But keep your head up and your wits about you just in case it is exactly what you fear it is.

Good luck and prayers up!

a reply to: network dude

Agreed. At best and at most, the cheaters are pulling back their efforts in the short term but only to regroup and re-arm themselves so-to-speak.

a reply to: Boadicea

Thanks for paying attention and caring. I'm doing okay, but still a little worked up.

The persistence and manipulation attempts from this woman continue, even after I told her not to contact me anymore.

The last text message I just received, was actually an attempted to seduce me, "one last time."
All this, from a woman I have literally only seen twice this whole year, with the most recent time being over a month ago.

I will not be responding to her at all anymore.

originally posted by: Boadicea
a reply to: network dude

Agreed. At best and at most, the cheaters are pulling back their efforts in the short term but only to regroup and re-arm themselves so-to-speak.

They could also be quietly setting things up.

a reply to: IndieA

I will not be responding to her at all anymore.

That sounds like an excellent idea to me. No need to keep your door open to trouble.

Do you happen to know her financial situation? Could she be easily bought?

a reply to: IndieA

They could also be quietly setting things up.

Definitely!

But I also think Dems realize they have to tread carefully. I don't think they ever considered how many would fight for election integrity, how hard they would fight, and for how long they could fight. Nor do I think they expected Biden's poor popularity with the public. The Dems had a very poor turnout in our primaries. Not good at all.

The Republican primaries are basically pitting election integrity candidates against establishment candidates, and the election integrity candidates are doing damn well.

But I know in Arizona the Independents went big for the election integrity candidates. I expect them to do the same in November. And I suspect this is true all over the country to one degree or another.

If the cheaters are smart they'd let things cool off and stay out of more trouble... but I think they're desperate and will go all out while they can.

Time will tell.

originally posted by: Terpene
a reply to: Boadicea

It's taking so long it almost seems that this hasn't the full suport of the legislative...

Elections is one of the few things the government should do everything to ensure their citizens trust in it.

I honestly think the 'government' has been doing everything on purpose to destroy any trust left. To demoralize us further.

originally posted by: Boadicea
a reply to: IndieA

I will not be responding to her at all anymore.

That sounds like an excellent idea to me. No need to keep your door open to trouble.

Do you happen to know her financial situation? Could she be easily bought?

Oh yeah, as a single mom of 4 kids, I'm sure money is tight.
Plus she gets assistance from the government, which could be leveraged.

And like I said, I don't really know her all that well as of lately, so it's possible that she's involved with something I don't know about, but I would still find it hard to believe. The weirdness is definitely up there though.

On a side note, on Sunday my Ex called and asked if she could stop by because she was in distress. I said sure, we were together for 12 years, so I trust her.
Get this, she had managed to lose her car keys, driver's license, and house key that morning paddle boarding. This was an odd coincidence, but I saw the new bag that she had put them in, and it didn't have a zipper or any way to seal up, plus she said that while carrying it, it had a tendency to tip upside down. I have to chock that one up to her ditziness. Hopefully, she learns her lesson. She said she has.

We spent part of the day going to her parents to pick up her spare key, then driving her home.

For the record, I've lived in Florida for 16 years and had never been charged with a crime here, other than getting a traffic ticket, and I am currently a safe driver who has zero points on their driving record. I've also never needed to call the police for anything in all that time.

I'm also an outstanding employee. I've worked my way up at a company that I have been employed by for over 14 years.

Lately, I have dedicated some of my free time to helping my neighbor who is a sick and struggling alcoholic. He is making progress with seeking help, so hopefully he can get sober in the near future.

Maybe not oddly at all, but all this strangeness has brought back memories of the events that led up to my bad conduct discharge. I always felt like I was set up and was at the very least, informed on by a person who befriended me.

One night I was asked to give this person a ride to pick up personal belongings. He appealed to my good nature and willingness to help others. It turned out that he wanted to buy drugs. I found out later that he had already been in touble and excaped his "barracks arrest" that night. I came under peer pressure by him, and apparently didn't say "NO" enough times. I was 19 at the time. He informed on me and others who he had pressured into using his drugs with him. Because of these happenings, I got a lawyer and decided to go to special court martial with it. This allowed me to maintain my freedom and still be treated as a normal person until my court date, which led to me plea bargaining to drug use and a 60 day brig sentence. Up until that point, I would go to work then be free to hang out with my girlfriend and other friends in the evenings. The Other Than Honorable people, those who summited to the command, were in my opinion, treated like poo until the military released them. They were placed on barracks arrest and had extra assigned duties. Many of them had been gag ordered. I have never been placed under gag order, ever.

During that time they were still trying to get me in trouble for any little thing. I got brought before the XO (2nd in charge of the command) for being at the mall on a duty day. First of all, they didn't trust me to stand watch at that point, and second of all, I had left my girlfriends pager number (1998 people) with the command duty station as I was allowed to roam. At that point they couldn't do anything though, because I could just refer everything to the court, so I didn't even try to explain.
Captain's Mast? "I refuse. Bring up that I was at the mall in court." They didn't.

originally posted by: network dude
I just don't think the BAMN crowd has disappeared and decided not to cause any more issues. All things election related should be watched like a hawk.

Would we know if anyone was caught attempting to cheat or manipulate key votes in Arizona during last Tuesday's primary?

Donald Trump said at a rally this weekend that high Republican MAGA turnout overpowered the cheating. Sounds like our side knew what was going on with the enemy(s) and monitoring closely.

a reply to: carewemust

Would we know if anyone was caught attempting to cheat or manipulate key votes in Arizona during last Tuesday's primary?

Good question and I really don't know. I do know that Kari was asking her supporters to vote in-person on Election Day, and to bring our own ballpoint pens. So there were obviously concerns about mail-in ballots and adjudicated ballots. Which tells us those are the most likely ways they would cheat... but it also suggests they cannot prove or stop it.

Donald Trump said at a rally this weekend that high Republican MAGA turnout overpowered the cheating. Sounds like our side knew what was going on with the enemy(s) and monitoring closely.

I'd say Trump is only partly correct. There was high MAGA turnout, but the Independents put them over the top.

On the Dem side, there was a low voter turnout. I didn't pay much attention to their races tho.

I'm sure there were plenty of Republicans watching and monitoring closely... I'm just not sure how much they would talk about whatever they did see. Not yet anyway.

FBI raids Trump’s residence
The former US President says Mar-A-Lago resort was “occupied” by federal agents

www.rt.com...

FBI agents raided Donald Trump’s residence in Mar-A-Lago, Florida on Monday, in a move the former US president called politically motivated persecution.

While the former president’s statement did not mention any materials, he did bring up the fact that Hillary Clinton, as a former first lady of the US, had taken “antique furniture, and other items from the White House” and was not prosecuted for deleting over 30,000 emails even after they were subpoenaed.

He accused the US “establishment” – all three branches of government that are currently led by Democrats – of hating him and trying to stop him and the Republican party with “lawlessness, political persecution” and a “witch hunt.”

One of the authors of the NYT article was Maggie Haberman, who earlier in the day promoted her upcoming book about Trump by claiming he had shredded government documents and had them flushed down a toilet while president. Haberman was the reporter mentioned as a “friendly journalist” by Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign staff, according to emails from the team manager John Podesta published by WikiLeaks.

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a reply to: IndieA

FBI raids Trump's residence.

Hmmmmm.....

Did Trump candidates do too well this week???

This reeks of desperation.

The continued persecution only keeps Trump in the news and his supporters outraged and motivated. They're fools for not ignoring him and making him non-news.

a reply to: ancientlight

I agree that they want to destroy our trust in the process and system, but they want us to put our trust in authorities and machines. No questions asked, no audits, no access to machines. But just trust them.

Deleted -- don't ask!

Its the communist playbook.

People will only accept totalitarianism if they believe all other systems have failed.

So making people lose faith in the electoral process actually matters more to this process than electing certain people.

"Woke" is communism. It literally matches EVERY doctrine. Just a new name for it.

If or when the "revolution" starts it will be accompanied by a food shortage (real or imagined).

Some Michigan election fraud news from my county.

A former Sterling Heights City Council candidate who was elected last week to serve as a Republican precinct delegate has been charged with election fraud for allegedly forging signatures on absentee ballot applications, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel announced Tuesday.According to Nessel, Manni drew suspicion from the Sterling Heights clerk when he personally dropped off about 50 absentee voter applications with his signature on them. He claimed he was delivering the applications with permission from the voters.

When the clerk’s staff called the voters to verify if they were applying for absentee ballot applications, nine of them said they were not.

The clerk reported the suspected fraud to the Michigan Bureau of Elections, which investigated and referred the case to the Attorney General’s Office.

Manni was charged with nine felony counts of forging signatures on absentee ballot applications and nine misdemeanor counts of making a false statement on the applications.

He faces up to five years in prison.

Metro Times