>>3897432

>m with you Anon. Great way to launder $$ when your other sources have been cut.

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>Must take a huge sum to keep the global racket going

it is a good point this. but what it really means is that they are getting their asses handed to them. who in their right fucking mind would trade capital investment (land/buildings) and long term investment items (art, antiques etc….) for liquid cash. a business that is doing this in order to meet operating expenses because their organic OCF (operational cash flow) is insufficient is basically bankrupt. it means (((they))) are losing badly if this is part of the reason for the fires….

>>3897435

am going to assume that you are a shill and not y=x anon….

there has been a lot of whining on the board last few days (primarily from shills) about the lack of response to voter fraud. when it is pointed out that it looks like the GOP are going to dig in and go to war in FL, the response is we're getting killed across the country and the war needs to be fought immediately across the country.

this is a poor analysis based on emotion. the right way to fight this is:

1. fight and win the no brainer battle (apparently this is FL).

2. push the situation as a national security crisis (the eo is set up this way i think)

3. expand to the other states with suspected fraud, not via the courts but via the national security apparatus.

>>3897509

>FL is not enough, imho

not enough for what? not enough to justify having DHS formally and actively driving the investigation in a public way? i think that it would be a very good starting point.

>>3897512

>Illegal aliens can vote for federal offices in Arizona. “Federal voters only”.

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>https://azsos.gov/elections/voting-election/proof-citizenship-requirements

first sentence of your sauce: "A person must be a U.S. citizen in order to register and vote."

and this is exactly the requirement. that AZ does not require proof to register and vote federal says nothing about the citizenship requirement. it simply says that AZ takes no responsibility for the voting of illegals in fed elections (it is an enforcement issue). i don't see how this is relevant to my point.

>>3897546

>Explains US Senate having roughly 300K more votes than Govenors race.

this is a very correct point anon and i accept it. my only point was that I think FL is going to be the beachhead for the voter fraud op and not AZ or TX or various CA districts. couple of reasons:

1. The races are ours to lose and not ours to win which i believe makes for better optics.

2. The fraud is clear and there is also a backstory that is indicative of structural fraud.

3. AZ isnt a good beachhead because of the loophole nature of the situation. who is the fraud to be pinned on? the state congress that allowed this….or the persons who wrote and approved the election regulations? it seems like poor conditions for starting a fight that can be expanded (but seems like it would be easy to expand an investigation out of FL into AZ).

>>3897581

>Therefore all “federal voter only” ballots should be challenged as they are subjunctive to US citizen requirement. That is the real question.

Yes. I have to believe that that will happen. But still tend to think that FL will be fought first, especially since the dims are pushing to count votes from non-citizens. anyway i think we agree to a large extent and the analysis on the federal versus state voters should be

NOTABLE

if it hasn't already been.

>>3897650

>>3897566 (You) anon makes a point about FL and AZ voter fraud

Baker, I would add the original post from another anon: >>3897512 which includes the sauce on the federal versus state voting registration guidelines in AZ.

>>3897672

>They would need more proof than just one or 2 counties in FL.

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>Florida has been caught a bunch of times in the past, yet nothing was done. They will need to prove this fraud is going on nationwide, or at least in several states to get the public's attention.

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>When it's just one state, people just see it as one corrupt lady, and if she's removed, they think the problem is fixed.

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>The public needs to know the extent of the fraud, and an investigation needs to happen, nationwide.

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>They stole the House, I have no doubt about this. And they are stealing the senate right before our very eyes.

obviously a point of concern. i can think of several ways to handle it, but if we win the FL battle and there is no plan for expanding then agreed this will fail in terms of the wider issue. once the FL situation start to roll in the right direction I would expect 2 or 3 other areas start getting pushed. it can't be done with arithmetic expansion of the attacked areas. they need start pushing this geometrically, so you get a big bang type thing starting somewhere (FL being my best guess).\

if the rapid pushing to other fronts does not happen or fails then i would need to retrench and assess what I think is going on (from my perspective that is).

interesting fucking times ahead anon whatever the case…..