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Open records request shows Fulton County made up 17k votes in 2020: Election should be decertified

The Georgia Record
Fri, 15 Jul 2022 10:24 UTC

The Georgia Record was contacted earlier this month by Kevin Moncla, an independent analyst in Dallas, TX who has been submitting open records requests to Fulton County, GA regarding the 2020 election.

Moncla recently filed a complaint with the Georgia State Election Board highlighting inconsistencies found in vote totals on the night of November 8th, 2020 and the following recount in December.

You can read the entire complaint on the PDF below.

Essentially, the vote totals from the general to the recount didn't match. The recount tally was off by approximately 17,000 votes. After being ordered to 'reconcile' the data by Secretary of State Raffensperger, Fulton 'found' the 17k votes. However, no paper trail exists for these ballots. No ballot images exist.

"Fulton County's election director emailed the recount's vote totals as 511,543 on December 3rd — but Fulton County reported the official results as 527,925 a few hours later," wrote Emerald Robinson on Substack on Monday.

"Where did Fulton County officials find the extra 16,382 votes in a few hours?

Nobody knows."

Biden won the election by approximately 12,000 votes.

"There is one-person one-vote in this country, and that means duplicates, copies and missing/imaginary ballots are not supposed to count- We have evidenced in this complaint that they were in-fact counted and in determinative quantities.
It may not be election fraud, but it certainly is unacceptable"
-Kevin Moncla

In addition, Fulton County used data in 2020 from 10 vote tabulators THAT DO NOT EXIST.

"Ten tabulators with no poll open tapes, no daily status tapes, and no poll closing tapes. Ten tabulators with more than 20,000 votes with no records at all," added Robinson.

The 2020 general election in Georgia should immediately be decertified.

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zman · 2022-07-15T14:03:49Z

More theater to keep us busy. The only really indisputable fact is that all the political animals in this country are owned. One way or another, they are owned. Which means they pursue the goals of those running the show. Both entities of the (s)elections are owned. Both have a job to do. Both are doing their job. Trump the Trojan horse stirred things up using Americans dissatisfaction with the gov. Then he exacerbated them. He played off his old buddy, Soros (proxies), and the pair unleashed violence and more talk of civil war. Never mind that this is the exact same formula that we (the owned US) uses world-wide, then claims them to be 'organic uprisings". Those 'mass shooting' events, perpetrated by the very same NGO groups that perpetrate them overseas, resulting in riots and eventually 'regime change', are used during all admins for the continued goal of chaos. Most believe it is to 'go for the guns', but more than likely it is to generate racial and cultural discord. The shooting comes later, when a boiling point is reached (or more accurately, created). What people should be thinking about is that if the people orchestrating these acts, be it voting crimes, violent demonstrations, shootings, whatever...are controlled, who are the controllers? That they control virtually all sides of public issues needs to be realized and their goals understood. The last election was no different than the one before it, where shenanigans ran amok, which strangely no one, not even those that 'hated Trump', bothers to bring up. Trump showed, in spades, who he worked for...and it wasn't us. So does Biden...and once again, it ain't us. The Ukr thing really does illuminate this. Biden (et al) had scams, corruption going in Ukr for how long? The US has been subverting Ukr for how long, across every admin? When Trump was king, he used Ukr to stir the pot against the dems, citing corruption...but did he do even one thing to out those labs we created? The neo-Nazis connection to NATO and the coup there? The plight of the Donbass and the killing of 14,000 people since 2014? Did he actually do anything to promote dialog with Putin? Did he ever veto any sanction package? No, he wasn't supposed to. Now we have a puppet, and not a virtual one either, a literal one. He was going to re-engage with Iran on JCPOA...yet his strategy and list of demands were the same as Trumps,representing whose interests?...pretty strange for someone wanting to reset relations. Now, it's dead. Has Biden changed anything at all from Trumps admin? Where is the difference? There isn't any and we better get wise soon. January 6 was just as much a psyop as 9/11, just as Ukr is...and every last US politician is part of it all.

Arcane Schema · 2022-07-15T15:05:41Z

zman Dammit Zman, I think you just nailed it. You're right, The new boss is the same as the old boss . But partisan hacks will never understand this. The people have been brainwashed into a divide and conquer construct called "partisan politics". They get this shoved down their throats through media and and government and they love it, they crave it, they cant live without it, it's right up there with food, air, and water. Every other site on the internet is a partisan hack site and their job is to keep the phony Right/Left paradigm PSYOP, Divide And Conquer Agenda going.

Nothing has changed in the past 10 presidential administrations (probably more) that has reflected a change for the better in the lives of the ordinary voter class. It's the $donor$ class that establishes public policy, not the voter class. A childhood lesson we all learned when we were little, "He who has the most money always wins". Yet the voting chimpanzees still believe their vote will result in a change for their poor asses. Think of how retarded they really are, they're going to enthusiastically vote in the upcoming 2022 midterm elections and 2024 presidential election on the same voting machines they said in 2020 were rigged for Joe Biden. They said Dominion flips votes to their opponent. May I suggest to them to vote for their opponents, then that way the guy they really want, their vote gets switched to them? Seems reasonable, since they said Dominion switches votes right? A little Kraken can work wonders.

Maxx Paine · 2022-07-15T15:27:05Z

Arcane Schema The new boss is the same as the old boss.

Most Americans don't know how true this is. In 1794 George Washington led an army of thirteen thousand armed troops against the people of Pennsylvania a mere 6 years after the ratification of the constitution in order to violently stamp out the so-called Whiskey Rebellion.

THIS REBELLION WAS AGAINST HEAVY TAXATION. A tax imposed by the newly formed federal government.

Imagine how surprised the people of Pennsylvania were because they felt they had just won their freedom from tax collectors named George.

John Walker · 2022-07-15T15:16:27Z

Everyone needs to vote 3rd or 4th party period. Lets collapse this 2 party bs once and for all.

Maxx Paine · 2022-07-15T15:32:13Z

John Walker There's only 2 approaches. Authoritarianism or Libertarianism. Libertarianism generally gets less than 5% of the vote.

Arcane Schema · 2022-07-15T17:08:09Z

Maxx Paine Why not volunteerism?

Arcane Schema · 2022-07-15T17:12:39Z

John Walker Republicans and democrats together created the duopoly that we have today when they both created rules for keeping 3rd party candidates from participating in the presidential debates. THE LESSOR OF TWO EVILS IS STILL EVIL!

The last time the American people were allowed to see more than two candidates for president on television was in 1992 when Ross Perot was allowed on stage with Democrat Bill Clinton and incumbent Republican President George H.W. Bush. Perot ran as an independent, financing his own campaign and shook up American politics. He received more than 19 million votes as a result of being allowed on that stage with Bush and Clinton. Perot wound up with about 19% of the vote in an election that Clinton won by 6 points over Bush. The fact that Perot was able to garner so much support was a direct result of his presence in the national televised debates. Naturally, the idea of a third party stealing votes from one of the major parties is a threat to the establishment. In 1987, Democrats and Republicans unanimously agreed to form the Commission on Presidential Debates (CPD) which is a nonprofit corporation established with bipartisan support. The CPD’s formation was directly recommended by the bipartisan National Commission on Elections to turn “over the sponsorship of presidential debates to the two major parties.” The CPD was chaired by heads of the Democratic and Republican parties, Paul G. Kirk and Frank Fahrenkopf and at a press conference in 1987, they both had no problem admitting that this commission was formed to essentially exclude third party candidates. In other words, the CPD conducted a coup that would force Americans to choose between the lesser of two evils.

Maxx Paine · 2022-07-15T18:11:42Z

Arcane Schema I thought that would fall under libertarianism. That's a word people might not be too scared of. (Baby steps. Responsibility is very scary for most people.)

Reminds me of the old joke - What's the difference between libertarianism and anarchy?

A: About 6 months.

Winternights3 · 2022-07-15T15:47:11Z

When the System is being abused as it surely is, its not about sides, its about draining the swamp of all critters that are responsible for creating such imbalances.

🪓🪛 will work, besides pulling out the wires.

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