I attempted to share the video showing the vote counting fraud in Georgia. Facebook immediately popped up a warning with a link to Lead Stories, saying the video was fake news. Bill, if it’s not too late, you may want to address the points made in this article.
Rodger
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The Media’s whole being, can be summed up as they are all playing Leonard Nimoy’s Character from Invasion of the Body Snatchers.
its like having the complete security camera footage from Epstein’s cell and the security camera footage of OJ murdering Nicole and everyone just ignoring, its pathologically insane
Worse yet… Not just ignoring it, but telling us we’re not seeing what we’re seeing. No surprise the author of the “fact” check lives in Seattle. Her two sources are unnamed and not under oath. But we’re supposed to take their word over sworn testimony from a number of eyewitnesses? And that line about there not being a law in Georgia requiring witnesses??? Does that have the ring of truth to it? Or the “we didn’t tell them to leave” – stupid Republicans! That’s what was implied! Remember – this was the place where the media announced that a water main had broken, and we may not know the final count for days because counting had stopped! I’m sick of their gaslighting crap. And I’m sick of their condescending attitude.
If Trump doesn’t come out the winner over all of this fraud…
You mean the media are lying to us? Gee, I wonder how we got to the point where lying to the public was even something we had to think about when we watch the “news”
Right!?!
What are the odds!
There will be those that see the fakebook “warning”, and take that as gospel. There will be those that read the article and believe it wholeheartedly. And then there are the very few who will believe that the sworn affidavits and testimony of eye witnesses in a Court of Law still mean something.
Ever since Christine Ballsy-Fraud, though…
Debunked or not, the governor of Georgia has ordered a Signature Audit.
Maybe this video helped?
I believe you are correct. And I don’t believe it to have been debunked, just because a “journalist” living in Seattle makes that claim.
I hope that was not connected to his daughter’s fiancé’s car exploding. You know, like cars not in the movies do all the time.