Massive Intimidation Underway Against Whistleblowers In Georgia

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1. Well, the Republicans really think they can get away with electronic voting, where there will be NO BALLOTS OR VOTING RECORD TO INSPECT. Should be an interesting test of the people of GA and what level of tyranny they are willing to accept.

   All is not well in Fulton County, GA. The steal is still happening.

   This time it’s the state GOP involved to help keep MAGA patriots out of the political process in the epicenter of election fraud and corruption in the Peach State.

   We have written extensively about the election shenanigans that went on during the Fulton County GOP convention last April.

   In short, there was a sham vote, behind closed doors. A new vote was demanded and the old guard was removed from power. But not so fast — the empire struck back, and appealed all the way to the State GOP Chairman; the case was then sent to an appeals board. The result is a 3rd election to be held this Saturday.

   But it gets better…wait for it…this time, they are holding an ‘electronic’ election.

   Nothing to see here folks…these aren’t the droids you’re looking for.

   You can read our update on this train wreck from June — Georgia GOP Destroys Election Integrity In Fulton Chair Conflict.

   The shenanigans are continuing.

   The latest in the controversy is that incumbent Fulton Count GOP Chair Trey Kelly wanted to add 14 names to the delegate list — all Asian Americans — that did not vote in the original convention poll. The effort seemed to be two fold – to change the number of delegates that will be included in the election, and to try and create a racism narrative against the populist challenger Susan Opraseuth for opposing the change.

   But Kelly may have miscalculated — Opraseuth is married to a Chinese man. The racism narrative won’t work.

   State GOP Chairman David Shafer declined the change in delegates after Opraseuth refused.

   The plot gets thicker.

   While trying to obtain the list of delegates that voted at the county convention (so they could campaign for the 3rd election) from the incumbent GOP (which refused to provide the list for weeks), Opraseuth’s campaign manager Jamie Parrish stated he called Shafer’s office to ask for the list. Parrish stated to CDMedia that Shafer’s office staff told him the list had been ‘thrown away’. Parrish then requested to the office worker he wanted to tape her answer and take it to the press. The office worker hung up.

   Parrish then received a call from Shafer, declaring he was harassing his workers and he was never to call Shafer’s office again, nor set foot on GA State GOP Property. Text messages then began to go out saying Parrish was banned for ‘threatening staff’.

   Since Opraseuth did win the 2nd convention vote, Shafer ruled that Opraseuth would be ‘acting’ Fulton County Chairman until the appeal process was complete, Shafer did not enforce this ruling. Instead, he allowed incumbent Kelly to take over the county GOP database, the delegate list, change the locks on the Fulton County GOP offices, and prevent Opraseuth from entering.

   In another spectacle, neighboring Cobb County GOP Chairman Sally Grubbs made a typical video endorsing Opraseuth and her group’s efforts to gain power in the Fulton County GOP. Parrish states Grubbs was confronted at a party shortly after by Fulton County Acting Chairman Betsy Kramer, who demanded Grubbs ‘stay out of Fulton County’s business’.

   The ‘Election Runner’ software to be used in Saturday’s election will not produce a verifiable vote. Where have we heard this before?

   Oh what a tangled web we weave, when first we practice to deceive.

2. In any war, it is necessary to know how to fight. Sen. Mastriano’s capacity to ignore the defense, as most would look to the subpoena wars, and rather focuses his efforts upon an offensive posture, taking the fight to the opposition with an effective solution that will likely render the need for a defense less certain, at a minimum. This is how wars are fought when victory is truly the objective. First shot very well played!

   Mastriano reacts to attempts by the Wolf Administration and the Attorney General to obstruct a forensic investigation
   Posted on Jul 12, 2021

   HARRISBURG – Senate Doug Mastriano issued the following statement today in response to attempts by the Wolf Administration and the Attorney General to obstruct a forensic investigation of the 2020 General Election and 2021 Primary:

   “On Friday, the Acting Secretary of State issued a veiled threat disguised as a “directive” to all 67 counties in Pennsylvania. This threat implied that any county who participates in a forensic investigation and allows access of electronic voting systems to “third party entities not directly involved in the conduct of elections” will have their machines automatically decertified and retired before the next election.

   Even worse, the directive stated that counties would be forced to pay for new voting system equipment and prevented from seeking reimbursement from the State Department.

   The General Assembly is in fact directly involved in the manner and conduct of elections across the Commonwealth as it is responsible for reforming and amending all election laws.

   Nowhere in statute is the Secretary of State mandated to make a predictive finding, automatically retire voting systems after third party access, and force counties to pay for that decision.

   The authority of such a directive from the “Acting” Secretary is also in question as she has yet to go before the Senate to be officially confirmed. The inclination of the Acting Secretary to act outside of the scope of her constitutional powers is deeply concerning and will certainly be considered during her confirmation process.

   The scare tactics last week did not just emanate from the Acting Secretary.

   Attorney General Shapiro has made numerous tv appearances and social media statements to threaten costly legal action and make baseless claims about how much an investigation would cost to taxpayers.

   Perhaps the AG’s time could be better spent on important law enforcement issues rather than nightly CNN/MSNBC appearances, childish name calling, and tweets of incessant broad, yet empty platitudes. Here are some issues that could use the attention of the Attorney General:

   Investigating sworn affidavits from the 2020 November election
   Protecting the personal data of PA citizens by investigating the Wolf Administration’s contact tracing data breach which exposed the personal health data of over 72,000 Pennsylvanians
   Coming up with actual solutions to stem the rising tide of violent crime in PA cities and standing up to progressive district attorneys
   Investigating the deaths of 16,000 of our dearly loved elderly resulting from the Wolf Administration’s directive to send COVID-positive patients back into long term care facilities.

   In my letter to request information from several counties on July 7th, I clearly stated that the Intergovernmental Operations Committee would be open to any requests from county officials to maintain the security of responsive materials and the privacy of all voting information.

   What we are seeing is a convergence of scare tactics from Wolf Administration and the Attorney General to intimidate county officials and obstruct a forensic investigation.

   Governor Wolf and AG Shapiro are standing in the way of the constitutional authority of the General Assembly. For people who once lectured the state about transparency and accountability, we all ask, what do they have to hide?

   The Intergovernmental Operations Committee will press forward in the pursuit of a forensic investigation.”

3. The rinos continue to collude with the dems even now.
   The SC condoned the electoral fraud with its silence.
   The dems are a mob for they behooved/behave like a mob, with the support of the rinos.

4. Can it get any scarier?