Anatomy of the 2022 Steal, Part 2, by Elizabeth Nickson

This article continues Elizabeth Nickson’s deep dive into election cheating. From Nickson at elizabethnickson.substack.com:

Delaware County was in court for 9 hours Monday on a chain of custody issue. The thumb drives and votes disappeared into a closed building for six hours and no official poll watchers were allowed in. In Arizona, there is so much evidence of fraud, three of Arizona’s 15 counties have delayed certification.

The following is a primer on the five most important elements of election fraud. The language is stripped for the sake of clarity. The complexity of voter fraud makes it virtually impossible for people to understand, explain and argue. Even the most sussed start to sound insane and scattered after 90 seconds. The complexity and confusion are part of the con.

1. Who runs the elections. In almost every township or county, the people who run elections are funded by those men (generally) who provide county services. It is absolutely critical to them that their gravy train continue. Stenstrom and Hoopes describe the pattern in Delaware County, Penn.

It is a “very tight-knit collaboration between the Uniparty and variously {sic} business interests that include closely held law firms, family accounting firms, local and county law enforcement departments that might be cooperative, local justice departments, and members of the judiciary. All of whom work together when it suits them, and any other personage with a substantial financial interest in creating an integrated political, law enforcement, and justice environment that will be favorable to them in myriad legal and financial transactions between elections. It is within this corporate fabric that the machinations of election fraud are perpetrated.”

In essence, The Machine consists of everyone who profits off the contracts and public money given out by the politicians who win. The Machine is a malignant co-operative, a unified malevolence. It consists of the men and some women in the community who sit on your county council or work for the Board of Elections. They are criminals involved in a criminal conspiracy. This is why, despite the 2020 mess in Maricopa, the same election officials were “reelected”. They are not elected, they are installed.

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