Election 2020 Legal Updates

[roamer_1]

How is it possible for so many people to be involved in a major fraud of this magnitude without somebody spilling the beans?  Nobody ever gets 'greedy' and tries to blackmail the Party leadership for their silence?

Pretty simple really. Code writing is highly compartmentalized... So the lion's share of the software, and the programmers could be entirely unaware and wholly legit. Just a handful of people could execute the part that could manipulate the vote.

And the same with the vote workers - Most of them would be utterly unaware.
That's why proving the Dominion thing looked like such a neat trick to me. It is by it's nature big enough to matter greatly, and controllable by a small enough cadre to make it feasible.

[XenaLee]

@Cyber Liberty   @XenaLee   @sneakypete

Having been watching BLACKLIST this past week, we need to think outside the box here.

There's a saying that goes something like this:  "When 3 people are in on a secret, it's only kept safe if two of them are dead".

How is it possible for so many people to be involved in a major fraud of this magnitude without somebody spilling the beans?  Nobody ever gets 'greedy' and tries to blackmail the Party leadership for their silence?

'Red' Reddington would tell them to do a search on poll workers and ballot counters in these questionable Swing State cities for any untimely deaths.

I would include any programmers and code-writers for Dominion and/or its subsidiaries, too!

...and not just since November of this year.

Is it possible.... that the Clinton Death Count List has become more well-known that we would have thought?   Maybe they know or figure that if they cross the rats, they'll end up like, most recently, Seth Rich.

[Right_in_Virginia]

POTUS answers a couple of questions from the "press":
Dec 7, 2020



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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jz1YhcP_aXc

[Right_in_Virginia]

Looks like Faux's (or Youtube's) copyright folks don't want this to get out.

Ok.   I'll say it.

F#ck Fox.   And F#ck Youtube.

Shit 

I'll see if there's another link ... maybe on twitter.  @XenaLee

[Right_in_Virginia]

@Cyber Liberty   @XenaLee   @sneakypete

How is it possible for so many people to be involved in a major fraud of this magnitude without somebody spilling the beans?  Nobody ever gets 'greedy' and tries to blackmail the Party leadership for their silence?

I think it's simple @DCPatriot  The would be whistleblowers -- with knowledge and proof of the intricacies of the steal -- are convinced by the media the Socialists/Marxists are going to win.  This profoundly changes the risk/benefit equation. 

[txradioguy]

How is it possible for so many people to be involved in a major fraud of this magnitude without somebody spilling the beans?  Nobody ever gets 'greedy' and tries to blackmail the Party leadership for their silence?

@DCPatriot the answer is simple.  Doxxing.  Look at that hateful shrew of a state representative in the Michigan hearings the other day who only asked one question...and that was what was the witnesses full name...to include her maiden name.

The message was sent loud and clear.  Not just to that witness but any others that wanted to consider coming forward.

You've got blue check journalists and organizations like the Lincoln Project calling for lists of people who ever supported or worked for the Trump administration...saying that there needs to be some kind of reprogramming or reeducation of Trump supporters in the coming years.

I can tell you from first hand experience no one wants to have their lives invaded in the manner the people who doxx others do.

And there are people who would rather keep their mouths shut even when they've seen something wrong happen...than do the right thing and get doxxed...or worse.

[DCPatriot]

@Right_in_Virginia   @txradioguy

I think it's simple @DCPatriot  The would be whistleblowers -- with knowledge and proof of the intricacies of the steal -- are convinced by the media the Socialists/Marxists are going to win.  This profoundly changes the risk/benefit equation.

the answer is simple.  Doxxing.  Look at that hateful shrew of a state representative in the Michigan hearings the other day who only asked one question...and that was what was the witnesses full name...to include her maiden name.

The message was sent loud and clear.  Not just to that witness but any others that wanted to consider coming forward.

You've got blue check journalists and organizations like the Lincoln Project calling for lists of people who ever supported or worked for the Trump administration...saying that there needs to be some kind of reprogramming or reeducation of Trump supporters in the coming years.

I can tell you from first hand experience no one wants to have their lives invaded in the manner the people who doxx others do.

And there are people who would rather keep their mouths shut even when they've seen something wrong happen...than do the right thing and get doxxed...or worse.

Hmmmm... IMO, there's a huge difference between a "whistleblower" who witnesses crimes and a co-conspirator who took part in the deed.

If a person came forward because the Party official wouldn't succumb to the blackmail/extortion thread, wouldn't that brand of 'PROOF' of fraud be heavier in weight than a 'witness' who observed hanky-panky at the polls?

If a Dominion official/coder came forward and admitted his/her participation in The STEAL, it would seem to me a lot more ironclad to change a court's opinion.

Maybe I've become naive. 

[DCPatriot]

Pretty simple really. Code writing is highly compartmentalized... So the lion's share of the software, and the programmers could be entirely unaware and wholly legit. Just a handful of people could execute the part that could manipulate the vote.

And the same with the vote workers - Most of them would be utterly unaware.
That's why proving the Dominion thing looked like such a neat trick to me. It is by it's nature big enough to matter greatly, and controllable by a small enough cadre to make it feasible.

I disagree, @roamer_1

The dozen or so people who stayed behind after the others were sent home because of the 'broken pipe' all know they were doing something dirty.

It's fascinating to me that a dozen people kept the vow of silence...highly improbable.

Pillow talk with a spouse...faux confidence that they were the 'stars' who got away with the theft, etc..

[txradioguy]

@Right_in_Virginia   @txradioguy

Hmmmm... IMO, there's a huge difference between a "whistleblower" who witnesses crimes and a co-conspirator who took part in the deed.

But you can keep both quiet in the exact same way.

If a person came forward because the Party official wouldn't succumb to the blackmail/extortion thread, wouldn't that brand of 'PROOF' of fraud be heavier in weight than a 'witness' who observed hanky-panky at the polls?

It would.  But you'd also have to have someone in the media willing to take up the story and broadcast it far and wide.

And well...outisde of some smaller media outlets the MSM isn't going to do anything to hurt Biden.  They've already proven that with his own sone's blatant scandals and the incidents with Tara Reade.

If a Dominion official/coder came forward and admitted his/her participation in The STEAL, it would seem to me a lot more ironclad to change a court's opinion.

It would.  But again you're asking someone who was complicit to come forward and a) that person doesn't want to go to jail (it's always the small fish that get fried) and b) the fear of having their life ruined via the aforementioned doxxing will keep their mouths shut.

Maybe I've become naive.

Nah not naive.

[Cyber Liberty]

@Cyber Liberty   @XenaLee   @sneakypete

Having been watching BLACKLIST this past week, we need to think outside the box here.

There's a saying that goes something like this:  "When 3 people are in on a secret, it's only kept safe if two of them are dead".

How is it possible for so many people to be involved in a major fraud of this magnitude without somebody spilling the beans?  Nobody ever gets 'greedy' and tries to blackmail the Party leadership for their silence?

'Red' Reddington would tell them to do a search on poll workers and ballot counters in these questionable Swing State cities for any untimely deaths.

I would include any programmers and code-writers for Dominion and/or its subsidiaries, too!

...and not just since November of this year.

There are exceptions to that rule about people being "in on it."  One is, they are all true believers who expect they won't be punished if they're caught.  They've watched upwards of 6 months of rioting, with nobody being punished for it so I can see how the lemmings can get that impression.  The cheated on the election because "it was for the greater good," as they define it.

[XenaLee]

There are exceptions to that rule about people being "in on it."  One is, they are all true believers who expect they won't be punished if they're caught.  They've watched upwards of 6 months of rioting, with nobody being punished for it so I can see how the lemmings can get that impression.  The cheated on the election because "it was for the greater good," as they define it.

Yeah, well... they'd better thank God and be glad that I'm not in charge.   I'd have to send them all to Gitmo, and the ones that gave the orders to the gallows....

for the greater good.   

[Right_in_Virginia]

@Right_in_Virginia   @txradioguy

Hmmmm... IMO, there's a huge difference between a "whistleblower" who witnesses crimes and a co-conspirator who took part in the deed.

If a person came forward because the Party official wouldn't succumb to the blackmail/extortion thread, wouldn't that brand of 'PROOF' of fraud be heavier in weight than a 'witness' who observed hanky-panky at the polls?

Would you eff with the mob @DCPatriot

[Right_in_Virginia]

I disagree, @roamer_1

The dozen or so people who stayed behind after the others were sent home because of the 'broken pipe' all know they were doing something dirty.

It wasn't a dozen or so who stayed behind @DCPatriot   It was an elite group of four.

[DCPatriot]

It wasn't a dozen or so who stayed behind @DCPatriot   It was an elite group of four.

@Right_in_Virginia

Twelve or Four...

 

That was just one precinct where the video grab caught them pulling the boxes from under the table.

I'm sure it happened in another Swing State city in the middle of the night, too.

[Cyber Liberty]

@Right_in_Virginia

Twelve or Four...

 

That was just one precinct where the video grab caught them pulling the boxes from under the table.

I'm sure it happened in another Swing State city in the middle of the night, too.

I'm sure the Democrats held workshops, where they trained everybody how to cheat and not get caught.  It would not surprise me to hear there are long tables in all the counting centers with boxes of ballots stashed underneath.

[BassWrangler]

There is no "debunking" of that story.   The poll workers broke the law by continuing to "count/scan" ballots after the observers were sent away.   No leftie lie can or will cover that fact up or change it.

Yes, that was the point of the article... 

[txradioguy]

I'm sure the Democrats held workshops, where they trained everybody how to cheat and not get caught.  It would not surprise me to hear there are long tables in all the counting centers with boxes of ballots stashed underneath.

ACORN is still alive and well it would appear

[XenaLee]

Yes, that was the point of the article... 

Right.  I'm just restating it for the logic-challenged, deliberately obtuse few here that don't (ever) seem to get it.   

[Right_in_Virginia]

@Right_in_Virginia

Twelve or Four...

That was just one precinct where the video grab caught them pulling the boxes from under the table.

I'm sure it happened in another Swing State city in the middle of the night, too.

The left-behinds were trained for this mission ... and I'm sure chosen for their zealotry and ability to stay silent.

Even if they've had a woke moment since, do you really think they're going to eff with the mob @DCPatriot

[DCPatriot]

The left-behinds were trained for this mission ... and I'm sure chosen for their zealotry and ability to stay silent.

Even if they've had a woke moment since, do you really think they're going to eff with the mob @DCPatriot

@Right_in_Virginia

Of course not.

But it's uncanny how the SOBs all stick and are willing to die together for the cause.

Wish Republicans had that disease.

[IsailedawayfromFR]

Yeah, well... they'd better thank God and be glad that I'm not in charge.   I'd have to send them all to Gitmo, and the ones that gave the orders to the gallows....

for the greater good.   

I will nominate you to succeed Barr when Trump is sworn in.

We have needed teeth for some time.

[IsailedawayfromFR]

@Right_in_Virginia

Of course not.

But it's uncanny how the SOBs all stick and are willing to die together for the cause.

Wish Republicans had that disease.

Reminds me of watching the innate inability during the rioting of aa Zntifa idiot believing their cause was so strong they could stop a car with their body and gestures

[catfish1957]

I will nominate you to succeed Barr when Trump is sworn in.

We have needed teeth for some time.

This only ends with a 10,000,000 pitchforks on Washington march.

[roamer_1]

I disagree, @roamer_1

The dozen or so people who stayed behind after the others were sent home because of the 'broken pipe' all know they were doing something dirty.

It's fascinating to me that a dozen people kept the vow of silence...highly improbable.

Pillow talk with a spouse...faux confidence that they were the 'stars' who got away with the theft, etc..

@DCPatriot
Right.., the 'broken pipe' people are a different thing. True believers. So sure of their cause that even standard morals are set a side... That is a duck of another color.

But where the 'hack the vote' goes, I would not be so quick to disagree with me. It would not take many to set that up... And it is probably a more durable and enduring group, because it would be small.

[Hoodat]

The dozen or so people who stayed behind after the others were sent home because of the 'broken pipe' all know they were doing something dirty.

@DCPatriot
@roamer_1

For the record, the 'broken pipe' did not become an issue until a day or two later.  On Tuesday night at 10:30 pm, Fulton County announced that they were calling it quits and that counting would resume the next morning.  Nothing to do with a broken pipe.  It was simply a decision not to work all night, but to go home, get some rest, and return the next day refreshed.

I had posted a story earlier on this about the 10:30 cutoff.  Nothing about a broken pipe.