Anonymous ID: 9c9252 June 9, 2020, 12:12 p.m. No.9549020   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>9037

>>9548995

So by exposing where Antifa/BLM/Accelerationists are going to be and what their machinations are, you prevent the action by letting them know they're being watched?

Same with releasing all the modes of communication and mapping out their movements?

 

Pretty surefire way to take the spine out of the good lot of them…

Anonymous ID: 9c9252 June 9, 2020, 12:15 p.m. No.9549073   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>9549040

Now, paint that onto plywood, set it up in a high traffic area, and then you and your back up take turns getting cell phone pictures to convince others to do it.

 

Dooooo it! Doooo it!

Anonymous ID: 9c9252 June 9, 2020, 12:16 p.m. No.9549102   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>9549071

No, that's a little later, but coming.

Also, you may need to reconsider your concept of what it is to be a sentient "entity".

Pliability will be your friend.

Anonymous ID: 9c9252 June 9, 2020, 12:56 p.m. No.9549774   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>9549719

Speaking of which…

 

https://decaturish.com/2020/06/dekalb-county-polling-locations-updated-voters-encouraged-to-drop-off-ballots-at-secure-boxes/

 

Dekalb County polling locations updated, voters encouraged to drop off ballots at secure boxes

 

"Decatur, Ga. — The Dekalb County elections board has released a list of updated polling locations and encourages voters to vote by mail early, drop off their ballots at one of the county’s secure drop-off boxes, or vote in person during the remainder of this week.

 

“The impact of the COVID pandemic on polling locations has challenged all elections departments across the country,” Baoky Vu, a member of the elections board, told Decaturish in an email. “Here in DeKalb County, the department has had to deal with repeated delays in elections schedules combined with massive requests for absentee ballots.

 

“The Elections team realizes that many voters are concerned about further changes, as well as whether their ballots have been sent out or will they arrive back in time to be counted. Over 150,000 requests were received over the course of the past two months. To reduce the expected wait times for the June 9 primary at day-of locations, we are strongly encouraging voters to mail their ballots in early, drop them off at safe and secure ballot drop boxes, and/or vote in-person the remainder of this week.”

 

New polling places were secured for those locations that were no longer able to operate as polling places due to the pandemic.

 

Additional drop boxes have been received and are being wrapped appropriately for delivery to city Hall at Tucker and Dunwoody. Those already in place are at the county’s main elections office on Memorial Drive, city of Brookhaven and the city of Stonecrest.

 

All drop boxes are available for use 24 hours a day."