When people are told, "Ignore state voting laws cause Covid" and are assured that Signature Verification will prevent cheating, and that at the counting, there will be plenty of poll watchers and count watchers at all times from both sides, 1/x

and that all is carefully documented with chain of custody and preservation of the ballots, by law for 22 months. One is supposed to be assured that the election will be legal. that if there are any irregularities, they can easily be resolved with bipartisan cooperation 2/x
We were told the Local legislatures would be carefully overseeing these elections, also in clear and transparent manner and they would ensure free, fair, transparent elections. 3/x
when none of those things happened, we were told we had recourse to courts. who told the President he could not enjoin planned illegalites because that amounted to 'pre-crime' basically. his case wasn't 'ripe' after the election he was told he had to wait for the counts...4/x
then when the votes were counted, he was told "You should have spoken before the votes were counted" and then, it is too late to object, the votes are certified. it's too late, electors are certified, too late the electors voted, too late the congress certified 5/x
we are NOW being told fraud never happened because, well, all these previous steps aid it was all legal. even as state legislatures are fighting with their own counties over damage to evidence, withholding evidence and simply ignoring the LAW we had been told would protect us 6/x
and here we are, with an election stolen. in broad daylight, for all to see and 6 regions are saying "TOUGH" to the entire country. we dont' CARE about rights or fairness. we cheated, and no one in our state will stop us and that allows us to steal a national election 7/x
none of this justifies rioting. but I will also say, the definition of the word "Riot" has suddenly changed with the turn of the new year. But, can ANYONE honestly think that the people of the US are going to just sit by and let it happen? 8/x
I keep hearing, over and over again, "We are a nation of Laws. These violations of the sacred space of the Capital are an assault on our Constitution". people seem to care about the Law when it is on their side, and ignore it in order to steal an election. 9/x
if voter fraud (which has been defined as non-existent, then rare, then occasional, then not very prevalent, then not widespread, then not systemic) has been proven to be ALL these things is a MUCH greater violation of the Constitution. 10/X
the only thing the left has is hide the evidence long enough to run out the clock, thus making the election moot. and the very people who are stealing the election are part of the plan. more then 40% of the population, Republican AND Democrat know there was fraud 20/x
(sorry, that should have been 11, not 20) the only difference in Dem or Rep re:cheating is dems are happy it happened. But everyone knows it happened and everyone knows the organs of the government are ignoring it 12/x
Ordinary people should not be the ones enforcing laws, but, when the government abdicates it's role to do so, are we REALLY surprised some will rise up to fill the void? it doesn't make it right, but it IS the predictable result /fin

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