US Govt. has all of the digital communications to everyone connected to this entire election. Every message, email, phone conversations -- it was all captured.

posted 87 days ago by williammcfadden +57 / -0

Any type of election fraud must have tens of thousands of messages with the people running the show.

There should be communications for every union supervisor that received orders to stop counting, pipe bursts, updating dominion machines, election officials that entered in USB cards...

It must all exist on government servers and telecommunication databases. Anyone with information regarding the US election that is concealing or not providing information is a part of the election fraud.

Any type of election fraud must have tens of thousands of messages with the people running the show. There should be communications for every union supervisor that received orders to stop counting, pipe bursts, updating dominion machines, election officials that entered in USB cards... It must all exist on government servers and telecommunication databases. Anyone with information regarding the US election that is concealing or not providing information is a part of the election fraud.

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– Prayingforus20 5 points 87 days ago +5 / -0

Remember the night of the election POTUS said "We don't need them finding ballots at for 4am"... 4am ballot dumps then happen in multiple states..

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– Daemoness 1 point 87 days ago +1 / -0

What worried me then and now is that it seemed such a deliberate "Fuck You" that I wondered if it meant SCOTUS is pre compromised, either by blackmail, bribes , or threats.

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– the-new-style 3 points 87 days ago +3 / -0

Have you forgotten General Rogers so quickly?

General Paul M. Nakasone replaced him in 2018.

His Deputy, George C. Barnes, was appointed in 2017. even that had them rattled.

It’s hard to know what to make [of Ledgett’s departure]. Certainly, Ledgett has been a sort of ‘canary in the coal mine’ for people concerned about NSA under [President] Donald Trump. He is universally recognized as someone who has served with a great deal of integrity. So the fact that he was the deputy director was some reassurance; nothing bad was going to happen on his watch.

Susan Hennessey, a former NSA attorney in an email to POLITICO

The Failing NYT exlcaimed