This is blatant voter fraud. Well, technically it’s ballot counting fraud. The 2023 election for Pennsylvania Supreme Court was decided by 200,000 votes. 350,000 votes for the Republican candidate were removed without a reason given.
It was stolen.
Here’s a video released by Audit the Vote PA that demonstrates what happened:
BREAKING: Audit the Vote PA has released a video showing 350,000 in-person votes being removed from the Republican Supreme Court candidate in Pennsylvania with no explanation, leading to the candidate losing by 200k votes. pic.twitter.com/y6Cna43i5y
— Leading Report (@LeadingReport) November 16, 2023
Will anything come from this? Probably not. As seems to always be the case in states like Pennsylvania, Georgia, Michigan, Arizona, and Nevada, unambiguous and demonstrable election theft will get swept under the rug and nobody affiliated with the Republican Party will do anything about it.
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“This is blatant voter fraud”
Still using those RINO/UNIPARTY terms, “voter fraud” — as if individual voters were involved and it wasn’t highly ORGANIZED election fraud!?!?
Ever report on the CISA Act of 2018, signed into law by a dingaling named President Trump, allowing election fraud to be centralized under CISA, which then worked to creat EI–ISAC, effectively the command–and–control center or coordinating center for election fraud!?
(If you want to get censored and banned at pseudo–conservative sites like Breitbart and TGP, etc., just begin posting on the CISA Act of 2018.)
Forget about all future elections . . .
PUBLIC LAW 115–278—NOV. 16, 2018
With the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency Act of 2018, CISA’s footprint grew to include roles in securing elections and the census, managing National Special Security Events, and . . .
There are too many points this could be effected at: Dominion or other voting systems, or Edison Research, etc.
All skewed, all poorly reported on as companies will litigate and litigate, as Bev Harris and others in the Election Integrity Movement found out long ago – and who reports on their troubles back then???
Nobody, just like the same PuppetMedia REFUSES to report on The 65 Project (want to get censored and banned at Breitbart and TGP and HeadlineUSA, etc.?? Just post on The 65 Project)!
Should any be interested in the real background story (posting this has gotten me banned on too many sites):
Back around 1997 or 1998, an ex-convict, once convicted of multiple counts of computer–aided embezzlement, was figuring out an early version of the GEMS tabulator at the King County Elections Board (Seattle, WA), so he could program an interface for VBM software — or vote-ballot-mail-in code. He named it VoteRemote.
He was a budding criminal mastermind who evidently knew some rich backers and got them to finance his criminal enterprise of programming that GEMS tabulator to throw the election in the favor of the highest bidder!
A local voting machine expert/activist, Bev Harris, tipped off the right people and right media people who turned out to be wrong people, the crooked ones at King County Elections and the Seattle Times who all stonewalled — kept quiet — on his criminal background.
One lady who was in charge there, Julie Kempf, did end up finding out about his past as she became highly suspicious of him. She attempted to fire him and interdict his operation and was the victim of a false arrest and successful smear campaign by the local PuppetMedia (Seattle Times, The Stranger, Seattle PI, local NPR station, KUOW, etc.). Ms. Kempf was framed by another ex-convict and crony of the programmer, Jeffrey Dean, named John Elder (president of Integrated Voting Systems in Washington state) and fired.
(Curiously, about the same time another lady in a Florida state gov’t agency was going through the exact same situation, and also involving election fraud programming, but seemingly unconnected to Seattle but involving both political corruption at the highest level and Chicom espionage. Believe Jeb Bush was the governor then?! The victim there was Mavis Georgalis, but the most unfortunate victim was Ray Lemme, the state investigator murdered!)
So back to Jeff Dean — the company he and his wife owned, Spectrum (founded with $$$ from a mysterious source????) — ended up being sold to a voting machine company who sold that early version of the GEMS tabulator, GES, run by sketchy dudes, and Jeff Dean joined them to “revise” that GEMS tabulator (see “Fraction Magic” video ) and help them with with his VoteRemote program — part of the deal — as well as doing a bunch of coding on the optic scan software for ballot readers, etc.
Within the space of a year or so, Diebold purchased GES, and Dean’s bud, John Elder, became a senior exec there, while Dean became a consultant on the tech side. (Diebold renamed GES to Diebold Election Systems. )
Lots more corporate buyouts but essentially what occurred is that Dominion Voting Systems — which had bought out Sequoia and Diebold, ended up with the finalized/criminalized version of Jeffrey Dean’s GEMS tabulator as did ES&S — the two voting systems guys who account for 80% or more of voting and also the remainder which use ballot readers or scanners utilize code also from Dean originally —– ergo, 93% of the code in the 2020 presidential election derived from one criminal mastermind, the dean of election fraud, Jeffrey Dean. (Sure, there have been version updates and extensions and localizations, etc., but the core criminalized code remained!)
After Bev Harris broke the story on the criminal backgrounds of Dean and Elder, the Seattle Times finally ran a story on it around 2004 or 2005, explaining that King County had dropped Dean’s software for them and instead purchased Diebold —- not mentioning that Diebold stuff they purchased contained Dean’s latest version of the GEMS tabulator!
With AG Eric Holder’s rather bizarre 2010 ruling, both allowing a foreign–based Dominion to buy into half the voting systems market PLUS a cross—licensing agreement allowing Dominion, ES&S and other voting systems companies to share/use the SAME software, we ended up with a uniform election fraud environment! (The legal counsel to AG Holder at that time was Hillary Clinton attorney Jeannie Rhee — — later to be on Mueller’s Special Counsel staff (Russiagate Hoax), Michael Sussmann’s defense team (Russiagate Hoax) and the prosecutor team against Enrique Tarrio (Jan. 6 rally he never attended!?)!