Sidney Powell admits it was all a lie

[Hoodat]

Georgia failed. No doubt. But then what?

Well it certainly can't be fixed by passing a law.

[BassWrangler]

Well it certainly can't be fixed by passing a law.

Not 100%. Might make it a bit harder for them. I believe the way to make it MUCH more difficult for them is to randomize poll workers (maybe just the supervisors). Send them to a county that's not known until a few days before the election. This will break up the pre-planned fraud in counties like Fulton.

[Right_in_Virginia]

FACTS. GAWD but I hate all the martyr crap. Giuliani is good at publicity. It's what he does. The minute he was assigned lead, I knew it was going to be a public farce. I had hoped there were real lawyers doing real law behind the scenes.... But apparently not.

http://www.gopbriefingroom.com/index.php/board,176.0.html

   This link contains massive amounts of information -- per contested state.  The information was posted in real time, often with live video links.  There were committee hearings, both at the state and federal levels; eyewitness testimony under oath, affidavits under penalty of perjury, video evidence, IT testimony under oath -- with tangible proof of electronic manipulation, updates on court dismissals, and on and on and on. 

If someone is stating that no fraud happened or happened to a minor extent, he or she is painfully uninformed --- and given the events and documentation we reported right here in Briefer City, the uninformed are willfully so.

I'll defend anyone's right to be willfully uninformed.  I question that same person's right to spout off as an expert.  Such actions are both counterproductive and self-serving.

To those who doubt the validity of the claims of massive, coordinated election and voter fraud:  Why not educate yourself and spend a week here: http://www.gopbriefingroom.com/index.php/board,176.0.html  -- and then rejoin the discussion?

[Hoodat]

Not 100%. Might make it a bit harder for them. I believe the way to make it MUCH more difficult for them is to randomize poll workers (maybe just the supervisors). Send them to a county that's not known until a few days before the election. This will break up the pre-planned fraud in counties like Fulton.

Why can't we simply have the software flag any ballot put through the system more than once?  If we can't even do that - two friggin lines of code - then everything else is pointless.

[BassWrangler]

Why can't we simply have the software flag any ballot put through the system more than once?  If we can't even do that - two friggin lines of code - then everything else is pointless.

Of course, we could do that, but I think Dems are crafty enough to find a way to work around safeguards. That's why I want to minimize their ability to organize the cheating by breaking up the hot spots where the shenanigans always occur (i.e. Fulton County).

[Right_in_Virginia]

I also invited everyone to read, or reread, this compelling confession:

The Secret History of the Shadow Campaign That Saved the 2020 Election
Time, FEBRUARY 4, 2021 5:40 AM EST, BY MOLLY BALL



https://time.com/5936036/secret-2020-election-campaign/
 

[roamer_1]

http://www.gopbriefingroom.com/index.php/board,176.0.html

   This link contains massive amounts of information -- per contested state.  The information was posted in real time, often with live video links.  There were committee hearings, both at the state and federal levels; eyewitness testimony under oath, affidavits under penalty of perjury, video evidence, IT testimony under oath -- with tangible proof of electronic manipulation, updates on court dismissals, and on and on and on. 

If someone is stating that no fraud happened or happened to a minor extent, he or she is painfully uninformed --- and given the events and documentation we reported right here in Briefer City, the uninformed are willfully so.

I'll defend anyone's right to be willfully uninformed.  I question that same person's right to spout off as an expert.  Such actions are both counterproductive and self-serving.

To those who doubt the validity of the claims of massive, coordinated election and voter fraud:  Why not educate yourself and spend a week here: http://www.gopbriefingroom.com/index.php/board,176.0.html  -- and then rejoin the discussion?

MEH. Heard it all. Seen it all. MEH.

[roamer_1]

Well it certainly can't be fixed by passing a law.

Well what the hell else is there?

[roamer_1]

Why can't we simply have the software flag any ballot put through the system more than once?  If we can't even do that - two friggin lines of code - then everything else is pointless.

More than that, electronically every single ballot can be serialized and identified. Tied to a receipt. Votes in question could be published and those with a receipt could then step forward.

Personally, I would throw the damn computers out and go down to purple finger and nothing else.
And all of it done in a day - A single day.

Leaves no room for finding ballots.

[BassWrangler]

Well what the hell else is there?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rKR32ImWYzw

[corbe]

   I was under thee impression that when Roma/GOP advised the Trump Campaign that they weren't picking up the tab for Powell, Wood (?), etc...  The Trump SuperPAC bailed too, for good reason. 
   He's probably got twice the amount of $$$ on hand than the GOP.   

[Right_in_Virginia]

MEH. Heard it all. Seen it all. MEH.

Witnessing your level of confusion, this cannot possibly be true.

[roamer_1]

Witnessing your level of confusion, this cannot possibly be true.

Not confused at all - Just unbelieving.
And with good cause.

[Right_in_Virginia]

Not confused at all - Just unbelieving.
And with good cause.

I'll grant you there are many more dots on the page than most people can connect.

I blame public school education.

[roamer_1]

I'll grant you there are many more dots on the page than most people can connect.

I blame public schooling.

For what other people do? Yeah, me too. 

[Right_in_Virginia]

For what other people do? Yeah, me too. 

There you go again, bless your heart.  No, I blame the public schools for you being unable to connect more than two dots on a page. 

Not a big deal ... you seem quite happy clearing the mud, and this is what really matters. 

[corbe]

   I doubt they had public schools when @roamer_1 was growing up.

[bigheadfred]

   I doubt they had public schools when @roamer_1 was growing up.

They don't now.

[roamer_1]

There you go again, bless your heart.  No, I blame the public schools for you being unable to connect more than two dots on a page. 

Not a big deal ... you seem quite happy clearing the mud, and this is what really matters. 

Wasn't much for public school... Nice try though. I confess I had some, but not much

[roamer_1]

   I doubt they had public schools when @roamer_1 was growing up.

Nope. Private (Grainge Hall) schoolhouse... 7 miles both ways uphill... You know the drill.

[roamer_1]

And your avatar freaks me out @corbe , every time.

[libertybele]

   I was under thee impression that when Roma/GOP advised the Trump Campaign that they weren't picking up the tab for Powell, Wood (?), etc...  The Trump SuperPAC bailed too, for good reason. 
   He's probably got twice the amount of $$$ on hand than the GOP. 

Something like that.  I believe his first team of lawyers bailed.  I didn't read as to why.

Regardless, there was fraud. There was enough evidence that judges should have heard cases AND our SCOTUS shouldn't have been afraid to hear the case for fear of a public backlash.  That fear of public backlash indicates to me that they knew that there was a strong possibility of fraud and would have to rule accordingly.  The fix was in from the leftists/globalist long before the election.  The Russian collusion didn't work, impeachment I didn't work, COVID didn't work so they had no choice but to steal the dang election.

[bigheadfred]

Back then public school was necessary. Where else to learn how to fight?

[bigheadfred]

And your avatar freaks me out @corbe , every time.

Vampires can't be seen in a mirror.

[libertybele]

Nope. Private (Grainge Hall) schoolhouse... 7 miles both ways uphill... You know the drill.

True story.  My Dad had to walk several blocks to school. He attended private Catholic schools. My grandparents were poor and my grandma literally wrapped my Dad's feet in rags and cloth and he walked in the snow to school.  God rest his soul, he was a great Dad and made his way in spite of the odds. He was able to complete two years of college and he paid cash for our first house when we moved to MI and every house after that; each house a bit larger than the last.