Georgia Indictment

a reply to: Threadbare

But that is not correct. So, according to your own story, they were not sent to the correct people so there is no way they could be stopping anything.

Actually, it is infringing on you right to free speech. This was a protest. They sent those 'ballots' as a protest. No one was hurt. No one was killed. No knees were harmed.

Yet, there are indictments.

They sent them directly to congress.
Here's info from MI.gov. Meshawn Maddock scrubbed her social media yesterday but I can try to find her posts about her meeting, about how they were asked to do this by the Trump campaign, how they were supposed to be quiet about what they did and video of them trying to enter the Capitol with their already signed forged documents if you like.

MI.gov pdf

ETA:

Meshawn on audio stating Trump officials asked them to do so.

ClickonDetroit

Here they are trying to bring the signed fake votes to the Capitol.( they signed stating they met and signed at the Capitol which is required by law for duly elected electors) they were not and did not.
Youtube

They were told to be silent about what they were doing.
Final affadavit pdf

a reply to: matafuchs

I believe the actual fraudulent electors are those the state certified.

I wonder if those electors will be charged with crimes, when Trump provides evidence to prove he won the votes?

Will the "certified" electors face criminal charges?

a reply to: frogs453

After signing these fraudulent electoral documents, some of the False
Electors attempted to enter the state capitol and deliver their fabricated
electoral votes to the Senate floor but were turned away. The false
electoral documents were then conveyed to the United States Senate
and the National Archives, with the intent that Vice President Pence
would overturn the results of the election using the false electoral slate.

Funny. Early in the document they call them alternate electors, then switch it up to false and fake.

Imagine putting this much work into Muskegon and Antrim counties.........

This is interesting.....there is now precedent

Link

RAO, Circuit Judge: The First Amendment prohibits government discrimination on the basis of viewpoint. “To permit one side … to have a monopoly in expressing its views … is the antithesis of constitutional guarantees

a reply to: JinMI

Cool, they can now call them criminals.

originally posted by: frogs453
a reply to: JinMI

Cool, they can now call them criminals.

So nothing has changed on your end then.

Regardless of factual basis.

a reply to: JinMI

They did investigate. How do you think they found out Trump-backed Michigan attorney general candidate Matt DePerno was involved with illegally breaching voting tabulators?

originally posted by: frogs453
a reply to: JinMI

They did investigate. How do you think they found out Trump-backed Michigan attorney general candidate Matt DePerno was involved with illegally breaching voting tabulators?

Yes, they investigated the opposite party and found something.

Trials pending.

Sound familiar?

(Yes, this is an ironic statement)

a reply to: JinMI

The facts are. Per the state law the duly elected electors are to convene at the state Capitol and cast their vote. They were neither duly elected, nor did they convene at the Capitol to sign. They tried to bring already signed documents to the Capitol where the duly elected electors were in the process of signing. They then sent those false documents to the Archivist. They admitted doing so. I know you do not like those facts, but those are the facts.

originally posted by: frogs453
a reply to: JinMI

The facts are. Per the state law the duly elected electors are to convene at the state Capitol and cast their vote. They were neither duly elected, nor did they convene at the Capitol to sign. They tried to bring already signed documents to the Capitol where the duly elected electors were in the process of signing. They then sent those false documents to the Archivist. They admitted doing so. I know you do not like those facts, but those are the facts.

Gonna need you to show your work.

Xcalibur has me doubting everything you guys claim.

originally posted by: JinMI

originally posted by: frogs453
a reply to: JinMI

They did investigate. How do you think they found out Trump-backed Michigan attorney general candidate Matt DePerno was involved with illegally breaching voting tabulators?

Yes, they investigated the opposite party and found something.

Trials pending.

Sound familiar?

(Yes, this is an ironic statement)

So because the crime was not perpetuated by who you want to be guilty, then his crime should be negated?

a reply to: JinMI

I've shown my work a few posts up with links.

a reply to: frogs453

That is my point. There is no crime. They can talk all they want, they can send letters or information but it would never be used. Ever.

Nothing was impeded. No one was hurt. It is not like they were talking about killing people. It was a protest.

originally posted by: frogs453

originally posted by: JinMI

originally posted by: frogs453
a reply to: JinMI

They did investigate. How do you think they found out Trump-backed Michigan attorney general candidate Matt DePerno was involved with illegally breaching voting tabulators?

Yes, they investigated the opposite party and found something.

Trials pending.

Sound familiar?

(Yes, this is an ironic statement)

So because the crime was not perpetuated by who you want to be guilty, then his crime should be negated?

No. There seems to be a rather direct brand of lawfare happening.

So I don't take much at face value. Rathe much less than the usual bar.

I've shown my work a few posts up with links.

On Deperno?

a reply to: JinMI

My bad.

AP News

More information on him and Antrim County.
AP News

a reply to: frogs453

In the Deperno source it says that he had some permission I've never heard of, then said it was illegal. IDK.

Maybe he's guilty.

The Antrim issue I'm more familiar with. Another "oops, software did exactly what it wasn't supposed to do." scenario.


Odd how this is all so very one sided, even the oops!

a reply to: JinMI

The Republican clerk grandma seems to have taken the blame for Antrim.

Time

originally posted by: frogs453
a reply to: JinMI

The Republican clerk grandma seems to have taken the blame for Antrim.

Time

Antrim county, isn't that where they straight up had the Biden and Trump votes reversed?

Audit Report PDF link:

I can't seem to get this link to post.

www.depernolaw.com...[121320]_v2_[redacted].pdf

It's the 13th listing for Allied Allied Security Operations Group - DePerno Law Office, PLLC
depernolaw.com

Brave Search

a reply to: frogs453

I'm not reading any more of that puff piece.

Think critically here, simple question.

Under what circumstances would a program in a voting machine need to change the input to the exact opposite output?

Cmon frogs, meet me halfway here.