I am pretty sure the pipe burst thing happened before the counting. It was in a GOP heavy area and shut down the voting station for 2+ hours.
The stupid bit about all of this is that it wasn't a 'burst'. It was a minor leak that out of 'abundance of caution' caused the poll station to shut down so it could be 'fixed'.
The voting station was allowed an extra 2 hours to continue accepting people but we all know that people take time off of work and have shit to do, so when they close a poll station and you can't wait, it is likely that you won't go back. Especially since little info on it was being put out to the public.
A urinal overflowed. There was no work order, no repair record ect. Just someone loosened a pipe on the urinal and it leaked a bit, and they used it as an excuse to kick all the watchers out of the building.
When they announced the fake water pipe burst, that was the first time I thought something was up. It just felt off. I remember ignoring it though, thinking maybe I was just being paranoid. Did anyone else have this experience? In retrospect it now seems obvious this was a code sent out to the other states. Because it really doesn’t make sense. Why would a “burst water pipe” necessitate a delay in counting? At most the bathroom gets shut off, right. Maybe they shut off the water. But there wouldn’t likely be any major flooding. So the whole thing is a lie. And besides that, they have now admitted it. There was no burst water pipe. So how does that story go out onto the national airwaves? It would be interesting to look and see if the same story went out through all the major networks. That would also be suspicious. So some local county stops counting and every major network makes an announcement? Or was “burst water pipe” the stand down order? Who ordered the election freeze? Why did six states all freeze counting at the same time?
I am pretty sure the pipe burst thing happened before the counting. It was in a GOP heavy area and shut down the voting station for 2+ hours.
The stupid bit about all of this is that it wasn't a 'burst'. It was a minor leak that out of 'abundance of caution' caused the poll station to shut down so it could be 'fixed'.
The voting station was allowed an extra 2 hours to continue accepting people but we all know that people take time off of work and have shit to do, so when they close a poll station and you can't wait, it is likely that you won't go back. Especially since little info on it was being put out to the public.
A urinal overflowed. There was no work order, no repair record ect. Just someone loosened a pipe on the urinal and it leaked a bit, and they used it as an excuse to kick all the watchers out of the building.
When they announced the fake water pipe burst, that was the first time I thought something was up. It just felt off. I remember ignoring it though, thinking maybe I was just being paranoid. Did anyone else have this experience? In retrospect it now seems obvious this was a code sent out to the other states. Because it really doesn’t make sense. Why would a “burst water pipe” necessitate a delay in counting? At most the bathroom gets shut off, right. Maybe they shut off the water. But there wouldn’t likely be any major flooding. So the whole thing is a lie. And besides that, they have now admitted it. There was no burst water pipe. So how does that story go out onto the national airwaves? It would be interesting to look and see if the same story went out through all the major networks. That would also be suspicious. So some local county stops counting and every major network makes an announcement? Or was “burst water pipe” the stand down order? Who ordered the election freeze? Why did six states all freeze counting at the same time?
I saw a news blurb about it when it happened election day and I had that suspicious feeling too.
It was a clogged toilet.
FFS really??
That is even worse.
I thought that was a computer glitch that caused the delay in voting and the burst pipe was a delay in counting.
And you're absolutely right about the delay being voter suppression, whether intended or not.