>>13885482

Looking at the DiPerno Twat in pic 2, DOJ is thinking of seizing everything audit related, or else the results piss off 72 million people.

That would be the tipping point for country wide protests and trigger 11.3.

DOJ is going to go with any mechanism, including laws, that hinder a person's ability to cast a vote, is disenfranchisement. Setting the stage for any resident has the right to cast a vote. Reason, or one of them, for border crossing surge.

They're buying voters with taxpayer at this stage with the border crossing policy and welfare benefits, because they are all going to be given voting rights. Plan going forward as I see it.

Something drew Garland out, though. He just proclaimed a public fuck you courtesy of the DOJ. No compunction evident. Must be a level 5 shitstorm heading towards DC from out of AZ.

New Telegram from CM.

His drops earlier came after Garland's proclamation, I think, so CM is on it with the pushback.

The good guys got themselves a fish.

Promising a PV style whistleblower drop on the MC BOS (I gather) is heavy duty shit. If Garland tries to shove that under the rug he's going to get skewered..

Game on.

>>13885636

One of 5 of 6 from CM earlier… this particular one covers the bases the best.

CM Telegram http:

https://t.me/s/CodeMonkeyZ

>>13885646

Project Veritas

Maricopa County Board of Supervisors

>>13885732

Someone had to trot Garland out to say that. They have to gauge which scenario is easier for the MSM to gaslight, seizing the audit evidence or letting the evidence out to the public.

Best case scenario would be to let the audit results out to the public and have the MSM debunk it. That would finish the audit movement forever.

Obviuosly, they now think they might not be able to whitewash the audit results, so they have to seize the audit evidence and try to convince the public it's a measure needed to ensure everyone's vote counts.

CM blew that up with numerous vague Telegram posts about an insider in AZ privy to details about the voter fraud coverup. IOW, Maricopa County, themselves, disenfranchised voters, so Garland needs to sack up on that, since he likes to talk big, or be forever labelled a limp dick.

Looks, to me, like good guys were waiting for a Bidan group move, and have it covered. Garland drew short straw. Don't think it's meant to incite riots.

>>13885859

>The DOJ has oversight capabilities from Federal Law for things like Voting & Civil Rights violations.

My take on CM's Telegram posts is that there is whistleblower video proof of a group, I'm guessing Maricopa County, who engaged in voting violations, and that is were Garland is going to be called upon to take a good look.

IOW, Garland's edict backfired. Good guys were waiting for it. I think they got Garland to hoist himself by his own petard.

>>13885938

>Best case scenario

For the Bidan group. Ain't gonna' work, so plan B.

>>13885919

Agree here.

Oversight of Voting & Civil Rights violations is a two way street. Sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander.

Garland needs to investigate both sides. He opened his mouth and now it's eyes on. Streisand effect incoming.

>>13886012

Yeah. Understandable. 8Kun shorthand. Trying to get new Telegram post pics up quick.

>>13885991

>Noticably weak and timid.

He's a figurehead. There to convince the peeps that the US justice system fosters equal rights under the law. Same MO as Fauci in a lab coat. Judicial/medical authority and reputation swirling the bowl as we watch in real time.

There's only so much bullshit you can dish out before it starts to rot out any ethical core you may have started out with.

Sometimes I think these guys don't get comped after they take the job, rather, the only reason the take the job is because they're comped already, and have to. Job offers they can't refuse.