Wait – actually, they didn’t bewitch the ballot boxes. They just “altered” documents.

In spite of all these Jews going like, “oh, no, election fraud is impossible, Trump and the Republicans are insane” (while at the same time claiming that posting memes is election fraud), we now have actual evidence of legitimate traditional “election fraud” in the most classic sense – and it is being investigated by the feds.

These people are just finding new votes everywhere, allegedly, and now they’ve triggered a recount in a challenge to both Governor Rick Scott and Senator Elect Ron DeSantis, Republicans who have already been declared winners.

A recount has been ordered and it is going to include a bunch of fake votes.

Whenever there is any kind of “voter discrepancy” it is a Democrat scam.

Republicans not only would not ever engage in fraud – they won’t even ever fight you if you are obviously engaging in fraud.

Rick Scott recused himself from investigating this massive scam – for no reason at all. No one forced him to do that, and there was no legal obligation – he was just like “oh I guess this is the honest thing to do.” Just like that spineless worm Jeff Sessions did with Russia.

If Republicans are as devoted as they are to blah blah blah democracy, and being goody two-shoes about everything, then they at least need to go hard when these other people are cheating and say “NO FUCK YOU” and get in their faces about this shit.

Instead they back down and surrender like Frenchmen as soon as some Jew starts to kike them.

Thus far, the magical new votes are not being investigated as fraud – and the only person calling for the niggerbitch running this to resign is Jeb Bush!

None of that bullshit is even being investigated.

But totally separate scam they were running now is being investigated as fraud by the feds.

Politico:

The Florida Department of State last week asked federal prosecutors to investigate dates that were changed on official state election documents, the first voting “irregularities” it has flagged in the wake of the 2018 elections.

The concerns, which the department says can be tied to the Florida Democratic Party, center around date changes on forms used to fix vote-by-mail ballots sent with incorrect or missing information. Known as “cure affidavits,” those documents used to fix mail ballots were due no later than 5 p.m. on Nov. 5 — the day before the election. But affidavits released on Tuesday by the DOS show that documents from four different counties said the ballots could be returned by 5 p.m. on Thursday, which is not accurate.

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Among the counties in question is Broward, which emerged as the epicenter of controversy as three statewide races and three local legislative races went into recounts following the Nov. 6 elections. Republicans have pointed to embattled Broward Elections chief Brenda Snipes’ record of past election gaffes in arguing that the largely Democratic country is tilted against them — perhaps fraudulently so.

By the way – Broward County has the biggest Jewish population of any county in the country outside of New York City.

What a cohencidence!

Which means that it has the third largest concentration of Jews of any place in the entire world.

DOS officials have repeatedly told the media that the monitors they sent to Broward County saw no election fraud. It wasn’t until Tuesday that the office revealed publicly that it had turned over information to federal prosecutors.

The information was sent on Nov. 9 by Bradley McVay, DOS’ interim general counsel, who asked that the altered dates be investigated.

“Altering a form in a manner that provides the incorrect date for a voter to cure a defect … imposes a burden on the voter significant enough to frustrate the voter’s ability to vote,” McVay wrote in a letter that was sent Nov. 9 and released publicly on Tuesday.

We can’t let dem crackas be votin’, now.

So basically, the Florida Democratic party checked lists of people who had their ballots rejected, and then sent them notices to encourage them to fix the problem.

Except, instead of sending people the official affidavit, they doctored it to give people wrong information about the deadline. So if people actually took their notice at face value, they’d be likely to send in their paperwork late.

Presumably, the Dems did this to voters in Republican areas.

But That is Nothing Compared to the Rest of This Shit

The mailing fraud thing is only really relevant here because they are openly calling it fraud. The bigger fraud they are not calling fraud, because the Republicans are just too nice to accuse the Democrats of literally faking a bunch of votes and claiming they found them and demanding a recount to include these new votes.

A bunch of these magical new votes they found don’t have matching signatures.

These appear to be completely fake votes – like, they just filled out a bunch of ballots, presumably after the election was already over. 

Fox News:

A federal judge ruled early Thursday that thousands of voters who had their ballots rejected due to discrepancies with their signatures will have until Saturday to resolve the issue and possibly get a chance to have their votes counted, according to a report.

The Washington Post linked to the court’s ruling and reported that the decision affects more than 4,000 ballots that were set aside across 45 counties in the state, according to the judge’s opinion. It is unclear how many other ballots were affected in other counties.

Uzoma Nkwonta, a lawyer for Sen. Bill Nelson, argued that the state should delay deadlines.

Why the fuck is there a person named “Uzoma Nkwonta” in my country?

This guy is a lawyer?

These Negroids are just being put up as front people for J E W S.

“There’s zero reason why this election and the recount and the certification of votes needs to occur on Nov. 20,” Nkwonta argued, according to Fox 35 Orlando.

The reason it needs done Uzoma is that the longer this goes on, the more votes you people are going to keep finding!

Democrats asked U.S. District Judge Mark Walker to throw out the state’s existing signature match law. They say untrained experts should not be allowed to decide if someone’s signature on a mail-in ballot doesn’t match the signature included on a registration form that could be years old.

In his ruling, Walker said the “risk of unconstitutionally depriving eligible voters of their right to vote and have that vote counted” outweighs the defense’s argument that “additional procedures – to ensure legal votes are counted – will unduly burden the election” as well as “erode public confidence in the electoral process.”

“The risk of someone not having their vote counted outweighs the risk that these votes are fake” could be used in absolutely any situation.

In another situation, they’ve mixed a bunch of these new fake votes together with the real confirmed votes and say they have no idea what is even going on so they just have to count them all together.

That was also a form of clear fraud.

 

Florida officially declared a recount Saturday and since then, the state’s 67 county election offices have been racing against time running their ballots through the tallying machine. Some counties only have a few thousand votes but the likes of Miami-Dade has more than 800,000 and Broward clocks in around 700,000.

Election workers have until 3 p.m. on Thursday to finish their machine recount. It is unclear whether all the counties will meet the deadline as tallying machines overheated earlier this week in Palm Beach County.

If people who are under investigation for committing voter fraud by putting the wrong dates on forms also magically find a bunch of new votes, mix those votes with other votes, find a bunch of votes that have fake signatures on them – and then they tell you they need more time to count their new weird votes because the voting machine counter is overheating… come on.

This is absurd.

The government of the liberal areas of Florida is the most corrupt in the entire country, and this is all part of a gigantic scam that they are trying to make more and more confusing every day.

The only thing that makes any sense – as Trump himself said – is to go back to the original call on the night of the election.

This recount after all this other shit is insane.

And there is all kinds of other shit going on in Florida – they are swamping the place with all kinds of scams to try to overturn two different MAJOR elections (and presumably a lot of other smaller ones).

Tucker was all over this last night, making some of this a little bit clearer:

The JFK assassination was one of the darkest moments in American history. Most boomers remember exactly where they were when news of JFK’s death broke. Transparency on this event from the government is long overdue.

It’s been well over 50 years since the JFK assassination. Many government documents pertaining to the event have remained classified. Only now are we getting a glimpse at some of the material that the government has kept hidden for so long.

In total, 2,891 documents have been released.

The President made the right decision in allowing these documents to be released. Unfortunately, not everything was made public today. A last minute decision was made to release the remaining material in a separate batch following a detailed review over the next 180 days. This was done primarily at the request of the FBI and the CIA.

NPR:

President Trump had issued a memo to executive agencies ordering the release of the records.

The files are among the last to be released by the National Archives under a 1992 law that ordered the government to make public all remaining documents pertaining to the assassination. There has long been a trove of conspiracy theories surrounding Kennedy’s death in Dallas on Nov. 22, 1963, including doubts about whether assassin Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone, as the Warren Commission determined in its report the following year.

Other files are being withheld owing to what the White House says are national security, law enforcement and foreign policy concerns. The vast majority of what’s being withheld is at the request of the FBI and the CIA.

The remaining redactions are going be reviewed over the next 180 days, and any not sufficiently demonstrated to need withholding will be released on April 26, 2018.

What this probably means is that the most intriguing material has yet to be released. The President should have ignored these requests from the FBI and the CIA. Most of the people who were involved with what happened are dead. It’s also hard to see how documents pertaining to an event that occurred over a half a century ago would have any present day national security, law enforcement or foreign policy consequences. The FBI and the CIA are probably more concerned about the public relations damage they’ll suffer with the full release of these documents. Any further delays in its release are just going to fuel more suspicions and conspiracy theories. There is no good reason not to release them immediately.

Despite that, there’s still a ton of documents to go through. We need some serious autistic types scanning through this document dump.

Here’s some of the stuff that people have found in the first few hours since its release:

• KGB believed that Lyndon Johnson was responsible for JFK’s assassination.
• Anti-Castro Cuban claimed on 11/21/63 that his group was backed by Jews and that the Jews would take care of JFK (page 64).
• NBC promised to only broadcast information on JFK’s assassination that was consistent with the FBI’s official report.
• Reference to multiple shooters during 1964 speech by Christian Identitarian Oren Fenton Potitio.
• Informant described article claiming that police officer J.D. Tippit assassinated JFK and was killed by Jack Ruby aka Jack Rubenstein.
• Jack Ruby aka Jack Rubenstein visited Israel in 1962.
• FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover expressed concern that the public wouldn’t believe that Lee Harvey Oswald was the lone gunman.

There’s definitely some interesting material here but it’s too early to draw any conclusions. Hopefully when all of the documents are released we’ll have a better understanding of what really happened. There’s certainly some legitimate questions about the conclusions of the Warren Commission. It is time for maximum transparency on what many would consider one of the darkest events in American history.