me thinks ECW is letting Russia know to do their part in rounding up cabal actors who pull FFs to create conflict, and blame Nations.
the referenced FF was very likely BHO and GS Op, private or clowns, same result.
ECW is telling Ru/Putin to crack down on GS/Red Shields?
i like it!
nice summary and views.
>Rothschild family is banned in Russia and it also has a standing arrest warrant for George Soros.
>The three families (Saud, Rothschild and later Soros) have had enormous influence after WW2, all negative. Their programs and policies erode culture, promote degeneracy, financially enslave and destroy nations. All three families happen to be Jewish.
Ru passing laws against those with dual citizenship from being in Government.
fake and for a desired optical reason.
potus plants the seed and media waters the Plants (fake news).
interdasting…
a declared holiday by Potus.
will be biblical.
met a hungarian fren and he said XMAS is dec 24th in much of his part of europe.
In countries of Central Europe (for this purpose, roughly defined as the German-speaking countries of Germany, Austria and Switzerland as well as the Czech Republic, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia, Hungary and possibly other places) the main celebration date for the general public is Christmas Eve (December 24).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Observance_of_Christmas_by_country
Georgia election official who scoffed at Trump’s fraud claims says woman used his home address to ‘illegally vote’
A Georgia official who dismissed Donald Trump’s allegations of election fraud has claimed that his home address was used to cast an illegal ballot, but insists the incident is not evidence of wide scale irregularities.
Gabriel Sterling, the Voting System Implementation Manager for Georgia’s Secretary of State, revealed that a woman listed his address as her own when voting in the 2020 presidential election, and that she had also requested an absentee ballot, using the same incorrect address, for the state’s upcoming Senate runoff contest.
Sterling discovered the issue after he received a flyer from a national voting rights organization, Fair Fight. The notice reminded a voter named Meron Fissha to pick up her absentee ballot and urged her to return it “quickly to ensure your vote is counted.”
Fissha had sold her home to Sterling in 2018 and moved out of the state, according to the Georgia official. He said that after investigating the matter he discovered that Fissha requested that the ballot be mailed to her in Maryland, and that she had also voted by mail in the November 3 general election.
When contacted by a FOX affiliate in Atlanta, Fissha admitted that she had voted in Georgia but claimed that she still lives and works in the state. She said that she was in Maryland temporarily to help her brother with a medical issue and that she simply forgot to update her voter registration. Her brother corroborated the story, FOX 5 said. It’s unclear who she voted for and her party affiliation is also unknown, as such information is not included in voter registration in the Peach State.
The Fulton County Board of Elections voted 4-1 on Tuesday to pursue Sterling’s challenge, but the decision in his favor still irked the election official, who said it was “ridiculous” that one board member thought that his complaint “didn’t meet probable cause.”
Some people on social media argued that Sterling was overreacting to a benign paperwork slipup, but he countered by saying such incidents are not to be taken lightly.
Noting that Fissha had “over two years” to update her address, Sterling tweeted: “She illegally voted in races here…she signed a sworn oath saying she lived in my home. I followed the process available to me under the law…I challenged her ability to cast a legal vote.”
It's over 2 years. over 2 full election cycles. She illegally voted in races here…she signed a sworn oath saying she lived in my home. I followed the process available to me under the law…I challenged her ability to cast a legal vote.
— Gabriel Sterling (@GabrielSterling) December 22, 2020
In another message he said that Fissha “potentially” violated “multiple laws” by casting and requesting ballots using an inaccurate address.
Registering to vote in Georgia while not a resident with no intent to come to the state is punishable by up to ten years in jail and a fine of up to $100,000.
Sterling has been an outspoken critic of claims of sweeping voting irregularities alleged by President Donald Trump and his allies. He described the rhetoric as dangerous and accused Trump of inciting violence.
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“Someone's going to get hurt. Someone's going to get shot. Someone's going to get killed, and it's not right,” he said during a December 1 press conference in Atlanta. Sterling has complained to media outlets that he has been busy playing “the most annoying game of whack-a-mole you can imagine” in an attempt to debunk alleged evidence of fraud in his state.
In his most recent remarks, the Georgia election official noted the “irony” of the situation, but stressed that the case could not be compared to what Trump and his surrogates have alleged.
In one Twitter post, Sterling corrected his critics by explaining that he’s never denied the existence of isolated incidents of voter fraud.
“We’ve said illegal voting happens in all elections & steps need to be taken to stop it. Claims of Powell, Giuliani, etc of wide fraud are false/unsupported. Newsmax, et al forced to retract,” he wrote, referring to the Trump-allied attorneys who have been pursuing, unsuccessfully, allegations of voter fraud in court.
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https://www.rt.com/usa/510515-georgia-election-manager-voter-fraud-trump/