>>11900463 (lb)

I think the vote machine algo was a misdirection. Real deal was ballot stuffing with counterfeit ballots.

So, GA goes with hand count and brags about vote totals matching, therefore no algo manipulation.

Rudy springs video on their ass. Ramsland jokes about write-ins marked as delivered before they were mailed out, or on the same day. Col. says theres a WW information war underway. Advanced optical scanners needed to verify ballots as not counterfeit. Many mailed in from China. Numbers or signatures not enough. Prof tells them they broke the law with their signature procedure. Rudy tells 'em to choose new electors, you land in jail if you give the feds false election info. Fucking blitz. Talk about a turd blossom detonated inside the GA legislature.

So Kemp goes with verifying signatures which will show that M. Mouse, J. Blow and T. Tigers' signatures all matched ballot and envelope, try to run with that, but will get ass blasted when pictures of the ballots they ran through get shown.

I think they got rolled in 2016 by Trump's boys with the vote switching trick, so they went with a massive write in to actually create the votes they needed. Problem was they had real dipshits at the precinct level trying to pull it off. The whole op is now riding on the hope that Ruby and her kid have the smarts to pull their asses out of the fire. Good luck

Would mean, too, the Covid shit was planned for this purpose. Trump's boys sniffed it out and rope a doped 'em by letting the write-ins happen. Rallies freaked them out and they had to panic buy more ballots and got fucked up with the logistics. My take.

This is going to get real ugly.

>>11900474

Jacki Pick

>>11900603

Gotta' say, I traveled a lot in a job where i met a lot of people. On rare occasions, someone would be there who was your friend. You just did things together in a completely natural way. Race, etc., had zero to do with it, either. Can't explain it. I'm a loner by nature, but there are some people with which I can do things and still feel like I do when I'm alone.

Worst feeling for me is was being with someone and wishing I was alone.

>>11900661

>I would guess they had the algo's SET at some threshold they thought would be enough…

Yes, that's what I think.

They had to match real Biden ballots with Trump votes. It got to be too much and they had to destroy/ditch real Trump votes and replace them with Biden ballots and the stiffs at the precinct level had to do absurd things to get it done. Logistics failed, thus the delays in counting.

On election night, the Biden campaign manager (some chick) announced, after it looked like GA was going for Trump, that, "There are other paths to 270". I remember that because it seemed funny to admit that they were going to lose GA.

In retrospect, IMO, that was the dogwhistle to start the printing presses and go to plan B. Biden's flunkies saw the tidal wave coming from GA internals. Trump totals overran the logistics and absurd totals (98% Biden) had to be posted to counter. Has to be a lot of hidden Trump Ballots, too. Next shoe to drop.

>>11900898

I think differently on the recall. First of all, with Romney, Murkowski and Collins, anything under 53 or 54 R's is meaningless. They use any close vote to inflate their profile.

GA general, as well as US General, if counted accurately, would show big R gains across the board.

IF GA general is forensically audited, you won't need a runoff. Has to go that route.

If you have a runoff with the same procedure as the general it will just be evaluated as an indication that the GA voters are satisfied with their voting procedure and any attempts at looking into the general will be bushed off as, "Not the will of the voters".

IOW, you have big wins in the general that should be adjudicated, but will be deemed irrelevant by a large recall turnout. The recall will just validate the general for the cheaters.

Again, just my take.

.>>11901071

Who's running the CIA atm?