!!!!Alert!!!! More information emerges about the Maricopa Shredded Ballots! Who found them! Where, How!
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people need to get in the face of state legislatures. I know most do not want to touch this with a 10 foot pole, but it is time to ask them, What more do they need to nullify? You want the criminal to confess? Get angry, and lets over-turn this trash fraud election.
https://wethepoepleazalliance.com Recalling them but we haven't figured out how to get them in jail.
They must have been panicking hard, otherwise they would use cia grade paper shredder.
Indeed, that’s not the work of a commercial shredder.
The people who did this need to hang.
Dump this on the steps of SCOTUS
Actually organize a day to dump shredded paper would be a good publicity stunt.
Put Jack Sellers in prison until the ballots have been reassembled.
They are going to need a lot of man power, space, tables and tape to reconstruct all of that.
man power is not a problem, 1000's of patriots are willing to help, and this can get done within a week. This is just what was found, who knows how many 10's of thousands of ballots were disposed of already, what a disgrace. This can not go unpunished. Demand the state to nullify, or redo state-wide.
Reconstruct the evidence so that prosecutions can be brought.
We have tools to scan and digitally reconstruct documents that have been shredded now. It’s a relatively quick process compared to even a decade ago. Document reconstruction being difficult is very similar to the “sixty seconds to trace the call” meme perpetuated in pop culture. It’s there for the criminals who lack critical thinking. I’ve even seen commercial shredders who have “fingerprinted” shredding assemblies that mark the side of the cut to make reconstruction even in the absence of software much faster.
Most federal standards call for a cross shredder and then pulping of that waste. The shredding is basically just to minimize the risk of data loss or theft during transit to a pulping facility. It’s the same deal as encryption in the modern world. Most information, if transferred over a public network, is broken into shards of data of equal size, encrypted with a different key per shard, and transmitted. It’s the same idea here.
Yeah that would make sense, I forgot about scanners. Thank you.
Arizona is awesome. All of us here know it.
force the state legislature to nullify.
After that, wasn't there a dumpster fire? They're trying to destroy evidence, the bastards!