Trump to Speak Thursday Evening on Election Fraud

TigerGrowls

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Absolutely correct.

CIA especially knew all about the remote access.

They watched the Venezuelans use those back doors. They watched the creation of dummy servers during election tests, taking out the real vote counts and inserting fake vote counts.

They said...nothing.

To anyone about this.

The CIA observed and they took notes. Very very quiet notes.

They watched the election tests to swap out the real votes for fake votes via remote backdoor access from Venezuela and took careful notes.

"Oh, nice. It works. Just as we intended!"

Now, given that this is all public knowledge:

Look again at these pictures and ask yourself why some infiltrators in the election integrity movement literally **** themselves when this happened.

What does he know about the US shadow government and its involvement in rigging US elections via Venezuelan contractors working for that US shadow government?

What can he tell? When he talks, who's going to suddenly have an entire host of very awkward questions to answer?

Why are certain members of the US shadow government not sleeping well these days?
 

Allornothing

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Interesting.. Will an activist judge declare the clerk is not allowed to ask the department of justice to investigate suspected voter fraud?

That W***E should be in prison. What they have done in Michigan is criminal. Whitmer, and the other two hores should be in prison....not running a state.
 

Allornothing

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Dec 21, 2001
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Absolutely correct.

CIA especially knew all about the remote access.

They watched the Venezuelans use those back doors. They watched the creation of dummy servers during election tests, taking out the real vote counts and inserting fake vote counts.

They said...nothing.

To anyone about this.

The CIA observed and they took notes. Very very quiet notes.

They watched the election tests to swap out the real votes for fake votes via remote backdoor access from Venezuela and took careful notes.

"Oh, nice. It works. Just as we intended!"

Now, given that this is all public knowledge:

Look again at these pictures and ask yourself why some infiltrators in the election integrity movement literally **** themselves when this happened.

What does he know about the US shadow government and its involvement in rigging US elections via Venezuelan contractors working for that US shadow government?

What can he tell? When he talks, who's going to suddenly have an entire host of very awkward questions to answer?

Why are certain members of the US shadow government not sleeping well these days?

I'm all about putting more "stars" on their board. **** those people. **** anyone who is subverting this country.

The fact that they are not supposed to work in this country should scare everyone. The fact that their names are not disclosed should scare everyone.
 
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dpic73

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That W***E should be in prison. What they have done in Michigan is criminal. Whitmer, and the other two hores should be in prison....not running a state.
  • The claims rest on an anonymous, unverified whistleblower whose “evidence” has not been independently examined or released publicly. Similar past allegations from local officials in Michigan (such as comparisons of jury lists to voter rolls) have often involved incomplete data, false positives, or cases where flagged people turned out to be U.S. citizens or already handled by the system.


  • Michigan’s automatic voter registration process, tied to driver’s license and ID transactions via the CARS system, is designed with built-in safeguards. Applicants must provide documentation of legal presence and citizenship status; the system is programmed to block registration for those submitting non-citizen documents, and staff cannot override it.Official statements emphasize that non-citizens are not supposed to be registered this way, and notices are sent when registrations occur.


  • Barry County Sheriff Dar Leaf, who publicized the whistleblower account, has a long record of promoting election-fraud theories (particularly around 2020) that courts, audits, and other officials have not substantiated. Critics, including some fellow Republicans and local officials, have described his approaches as conspiratorial, resource-wasting, or outside normal law-enforcement norms; he has faced scrutiny and investigations related to those activities.


  • Documented cases of non-citizen voting or registration attempts in Michigan remain extremely rare relative to the millions of votes cast. When identified, they have been investigated and sometimes prosecuted (including recent charges by the state Attorney General). Amplifying unverified claims, detractors say, risks sowing unnecessary distrust, pressuring officials into hasty actions that could wrongly affect eligible citizens, and serving political goals—especially given Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson’s concurrent candidacy for governor.

  • Coverage so far has come primarily from outlets that frequently highlight election-integrity concerns without equivalent scrutiny from mainstream or left-leaning sources, which would treat the story as requiring far more corroboration before acceptance.
In short, detractors would frame the report as another in a series of exaggerated or poorly evidenced claims that overstate systemic problems while understating existing checks and the rarity of actual non-citizen voting.

 
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