True the Vote believes they can vindicate Trump in Georgia

The organization True the Vote announced today they believe they have evidence to show that Donald J. Trump had good reason to challenge the returns of the Election of 2020 in Georgia. Trump and 18 others are under indictment for challenging those results, on the theory that he knew they were fair.

True the Vote shows their evidence

Catherine Engelbrecht and Gregg Phillips of True the Vote shared their findings with UncoverDC, which published them today. According to them, the Georgia voter rolls had about 364,000 ineligible voter records. About a month ago Engelbrecht and Phillips left this post:

True the Vote makes a point of investigating vulnerabilities of State election jurisdictions to organized fraud. They focus on the need to maintain the voter rolls and periodically scrub them of deceased and moved-out voters.

Apparently no such scrubbing happened in Georgia between 2019 and 2021. That’s because an organization calling itself Fair Fight sued the State to enjoin any such scrubbing. Engelbrecht and Phllips explained the problem on an episode of Steve Bannon’s War Room.

More recently the pair completed a project on their site Open.lnk, which they call The Aftermath. This is part of their Georgia Collection, one of three they maintain.

Note: for reasons best known to themselves, the staff of Surfshark VPN has designated Open.lnk as a phishing site. They are recommending that even registered users steer clear.

The Aftermath document leads with these observations:

In Georgia’s November 2020 elections, it appears that 67,284 votes were cast from ineligible voter registrations based on invalid residency. 19,077 votes were assigned to records of voters who no longer lived in Georgia. 48,207 votes were assigned to voters who had moved to a different county within Georgia.

The state of Georgia mailed ballots to 16,986 addresses where voters no longer lived, yet the votes were still cast and counted. Additionally, 8984 of these votes were assigned to inactive voter registration records. Who voted these ballots?

At least 67,284 ineligible votes were counted in 2020.

48,207 votes were cast by voters who no longer lived in the county of their registration.

19,077 votes were cast by voters who no longer lived in the state.

Of the 19,077 votes, 16,986 were mail ballots.

Of the 16,986 mail ballots, 8,984 records were inactive according to state data.

And Riff Raff knew it all the time

More disturbingly still, True the Vote reports sharing this with Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, who expressed no surprise. Obviously he knew the voter rolls are compromised. Yet he made no effort to defend at least two counties whom Fair Fight sued over elections procedures.

Tracy Beanz, Editor-in-Chief of UncoverDC, shared the article on X.

So did Rasmussen Reports.

Even more interestingly, the lead counsel for Fair Fight is Clinton-tied lawyer Marc Elias.

These findings prove two things:

1. Secretary Raffensperger has always known that Georgia is ripe for election fraud, but does nothing to stop it. And:
2. Intimidation of election officials who want to stop such fraud is a common Democratic Party strategy and tactic.

This also vindicates Dom Lucre, who, five days ago, charged that Gov. Brian Kemp (R-Ga.) is copacetic with election fraud. And his reason: he is a puppet of the World Economic Forum, the People’s Republic of China, or both.

In a related development, Dinesh D’Souza, producer of the election fraud documentary 2000 Mules, announced he would make it viewable free of charge during the weekend of September 8-10, 2023.