They Got Caught! 24 Criminal Operatives Caught on Video Stuffing Dropbox with 1,900 Ballots in 3 Days (VIDEO)

[TigerGrowls]

Raffenspuke will try and take over all these investigations....................in order to cover the crimes up.

HUGE DEVELOPMENT! They Got Caught! 24 Criminal Operatives Caught on Video Stuffing Dropbox with 1,900 Ballots in 3 Days (VIDEO) | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hoft

This is a huge development!

www.thegatewaypundit.com

By Jim Hoft
Published September 28, 2021 at 1:53pm

This is a huge development!
In Georgia, 1,900 ballots were counted from a single Zuckerberg dropbox over one weekend, but surveillance shows only 24 people dropping off all of these ballots. That’s nearly 75 ballots per operative!
Stuffing ballot boxes is a crime in Georgia as it should be everywhere.
Former Rep. Jack Kingston went on Newsmax on Tuesday and broke this news.

Former Rep. Jack Kingston: I know of one dropbox in Georgia that is being looked at. The dropbox averaged 6,000(?) ballots a day. Yet over Columbus Weekend, a three-day weekend, 19,000 (1,900) votes were counted. But surveillance shows that only 24 people went to the dropbox. You can’t have that kind of ballot harvesting in the state of Georgia. So we have to look into this.

TRENDING: HUGE DEVELOPMENT! They Got Caught! 24 Criminal Operatives Caught on Video Stuffing Dropbox with 1,900 Ballots in 3 Days (VIDEO)
** Update: We now know the actual number was 1,900 votes, not 19,000 from a trusted source.
This criminal activity took place in Georgia in 2020.
It’s time for criminal charges against these lawbreakers.
Via The Storm Has Arrived:

They Got Caught! 24 Operatives Caught on Video Stuffing Dropbox with 1,900 Ballots in 3 Days

They Got Caught! 24 Operatives Caught on Video Stuffing Dropbox with 1,900 Ballots in 3 Days -- Number corrected.

rumble.com

Gateway Pundit reported earlier on the ongoing investigation on the dropboxes in several battleground states.

HUGE UPDATE: Voter Integrity Groups are Analyzing Video Evidence of Ballot Trafficking on Massive Scale in Georgia, Arizona, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Michigan | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hoft

Radio host John Fredericks joined Steve Bannon earlier this month to discuss an EXPLOSIVE development in Georgia.

www.thegatewaypundit.com

 

[TinyDan]

Wow! I can’t wait for nothing to come of this, just like the rest of your tabloid’s EARTH SHATTERING, SMOKING GUN, CAUGHT RED HANDED, BOMBSHELL, GAMECHANGERS

 

[gardentiger]

Wow! I can’t wait for nothing to come of this, just like the rest of your tabloid’s EARTH SHATTERING, SMOKING GUN, CAUGHT RED HANDED, BOMBSHELL, GAMECHANGERS

The fact that you respond is telling.

 

[hopefultiger13]

Yep, just like:

the server seized in Europe
all those "suitcases" of ballots stored under the counting desks in Ga
remember the "deleted" database in Arizona?
or the 74K "extra" ballots in Arizona.
(just to name a FEW of the crap things OP posts here)

they all seem like HUGE DEVELOPMENTS, until someone explains why they are all bullshit.

 

[clemsontiger02]

Yep, just like:

the server seized in Europe
all those "suitcases" of ballots stored under the counting desks in Ga
remember the "deleted" database in Arizona?
or the 74K "extra" ballots in Arizona.
(just to name a FEW of the crap things OP posts here)

they all seem like HUGE DEVELOPMENTS, until someone explains why they are all bullshit.

Don't forget the pcaps

 

[yoshi121374]

Don't forget the Pope was arrested in Italy

 

[DW4_2016]

are these the irradiated ballots OP? remember when you guys said that some ballots had been sent out with special radiation tracing technology. that was gold.

you will fall for anything. you keep proving it.

 

[hopefultiger13]

Yep, just like:

the server seized in Europe
all those "suitcases" of ballots stored under the counting desks in Ga
remember the "deleted" database in Arizona?
or the 74K "extra" ballots in Arizona.
(just to name a FEW of the crap things OP posts here)

they all seem like HUGE DEVELOPMENTS, until someone explains why they are all bullshit.

One of my personal favorites was a "SMOKING GUN" post from OP via TGP. It was from a mail carrier from Pennsylvania who claimed to have carried a truckload of Biden ballots into Pennsylvania to help steal the election. Oddly enough, when he got into court and on the stand... the whole story changed.

 

[TigerGrowls]

One of my personal favorites was a "SMOKING GUN" post from OP via TGP. It was from a mail carrier from Pennsylvania who claimed to have carried a truckload of Biden ballots into Pennsylvania to help steal the election. Oddly enough, when he got into court and on the stand... the whole story changed.

That was a real person and he did transport those ballots, but was never in court that I can recall. When the doj is corrupt and will not investigate its difficult to get anything done and that's where we stand. Apparently a successful Communist takeover of our nation. Deep state is like hydra in marvel. They had already taken over long ago. Trump just made them surface and become visible. Trump never conceded though. ITS NOT OVER.

 

[TigerGrowls]

I mean look at Tony Bobulinski getting on national television and clearly stating that Joe Biden is corrupt and running money scams to get rich using his position at VPOTUS, but its not even investigated. The Hunter laptop is loaded with incriminating evidence, but NOTHING HAPPENS.

 

[ctcseb]

That was a real person and he did transport those ballots, but was never in court that I can recall. When the doj is corrupt and will not investigate its difficult to get anything done and that's where we stand. Apparently a successful Communist takeover of our nation. Deep state is like hydra in marvel. They had already taken over long ago. Trump just made them surface and become visible. Trump never conceded though. ITS NOT OVER.

Respectfully, I would recommend you read this book (Mistakes were made but not by me)

How we justify foolish beliefs

It explains how otherwise smart and pretty reasonable people use the mechanisms behind self-justification to create enormous bias and blind spots.

 

[TigerGrowls]

Respectfully, I would recommend you read this book (Mistakes were made but not by me)

How we justify foolish beliefs

It explains how otherwise smart and pretty reasonable people use the mechanisms behind self-justification to create enormous bias and blind spots.

So are you saying that truck driver is an out and out fraudster?

 

[dpic73]

So are you saying that truck driver is an out and out fraudster?

Yes

"Kline said at the press conference that Morgan has a criminal record and a history of drug addiction, explaining that he mentioned Morgan’s history at the press conference because he believed the media would use it to attack the truck driver’s credibility.

Judge: Morgan 'constantly lied'​

Court records reveal a lengthy history of drug abuse, mental health issues and domestic violence.

According to court records, his mother, Holly Morgan-Moul, told a judge in 2003 that her son has a “long history of drug and alcohol use” that dated back to when he was 14 or 15.

Morgan, she said, spent time in treatment and did well. But he later relapsed, she said, adding that “his life has become considerably unmanageable and bizarre.”

She reported that her son would sleep in the woods behind their home and walk out of school.

“He needs treatment,” Morgan-Moul told the judge. “He needs behavioral, cognitive, therapeutic attention and he needs mental health attention.”

Later, Morgan was accepted into York County Drug Treatment Court but did not successfully complete the program. "

Witness in Pa. election fraud suit from York is a ghost hunter with a long criminal record

Jesse Morgan of York, who claims he trucked completed mail-in ballots from New York to Pennsylvania, is the star witness in a GOP election lawsuit.

www.ydr.com

 

[hopefultiger13]

That was a real person and he did transport those ballots, but was never in court that I can recall. When the doj is corrupt and will not investigate its difficult to get anything done and that's where we stand. Apparently a successful Communist takeover of our nation. Deep state is like hydra in marvel. They had already taken over long ago. Trump just made them surface and become visible. Trump never conceded though. ITS NOT OVER.

Sure man... of course he did. Did he happen to find that European Server with all the votes for Biden while he was at it. Here's an update on it btw:

https://www.factcheck.org/2020/11/pennsylvania-postal-worker-waffles-on-election-fraud-claim/

Definitely a BOMBSHELL... if you consider a mouse fart a nuclear weapon.

 

[ctcseb]

So are you saying that truck driver is an out and out fraudster?

Actually, the book is meant for you

The belief in conspiracy theories is based on inverted thinking processes. Instead of starting with reality and facts to shape understanding, conspiracy theorists start with a belief, then look for facts that support that belief. They use self justification mechanisms to ignore calls for reason and play the victim role in increasingly elaborate theories that “explain away” evidence that counters the conspiracy. This leads to the QAnon type insanity.

This type of behavior is fueled by a sense of belonging to one group of people and steadfast opposition to the “enemy”. It’s the basic “us vs them” that Trump masterfully employed to get to the presidency and influence politics. It’s the modern day equivalent of crusading where people feel they have the moral authority to attack the other side (constant dehumanizing of people that don’t agree with you).

I really hope we can get back to reason where we can express disagreement with civility, agree on solutions based on common ground, and move the country forward without all this drama.

 

[yoshi121374]

Actually, the book is meant for you

The belief in conspiracy theories is based on inverted thinking processes. Instead of starting with reality and facts to shape understanding, conspiracy theorists start with a belief, then look for facts that support that belief. They use self justification mechanisms to ignore calls for reason and play the victim role in increasingly elaborate theories that “explain away” evidence that counters the conspiracy. This leads to the QAnon type insanity.

This type of behavior is fueled by a sense of belonging to one group of people and steadfast opposition to the “enemy”. It’s the basic “us vs them” that Trump masterfully employed to get to the presidency and influence politics. It’s the modern day equivalent of crusading where people feel they have the moral authority to attack the other side (constant dehumanizing of people that don’t agree with you).

I really hope we can get back to reason where we can express disagreement with civility, agree on solutions based on common ground, and move the country forward without all this drama.

All of this.

 

[TigerGrowls]

Actually, the book is meant for you

The belief in conspiracy theories is based on inverted thinking processes. Instead of starting with reality and facts to shape understanding, conspiracy theorists start with a belief, then look for facts that support that belief. They use self justification mechanisms to ignore calls for reason and play the victim role in increasingly elaborate theories that “explain away” evidence that counters the conspiracy. This leads to the QAnon type insanity.

This type of behavior is fueled by a sense of belonging to one group of people and steadfast opposition to the “enemy”. It’s the basic “us vs them” that Trump masterfully employed to get to the presidency and influence politics. It’s the modern day equivalent of crusading where people feel they have the moral authority to attack the other side (constant dehumanizing of people that don’t agree with you).

I really hope we can get back to reason where we can express disagreement with civility, agree on solutions based on common ground, and move the country forward without all this drama.

Take a deep breath and realize you are not as smart as you want to be, but it's funny to me that you believe yourself to be.

 

[ctcseb]

Take a deep breath and realize you are not as smart as you want to be, but it's funny to me that you believe yourself to be.

Thank you for proving my point! Your immediate reaction is to create a "you vs. me" situation and attack and demean.

You did not provide any salient counter argument. You did not break down my reasoning and expose any fallacies. You did not provide any data that would have invalidated the information I provided. You shied away from any intellectual exercise. You went with "you dumb, me condescendingly laughing at you for thinking you are not dumb".

The only thing missing from the typical playbook is circle jerking. That's probably be going to be next. You're probably going to attack libs or Biden or immigrants or woke people and somehow associate me with a crowd that you find disgusting to rally the troops and get "your people" on your side to continue attacking and demeaning.

I am truly sorry that you are so deep into your hatred of some of your fellow Americans that you've become blind to how little you are relying on facts and reasons to come to conclusions. But I don't hate you for it. I actually wish I could buy you a beer and we could try and hash out our differences and find a reasonable path forward. I don't claim to know everything or have all the answers. But I can tell you that demonizing half of the U.S. population because they disagree with you or are "different" isn't the path to a healthy country.

 

[TigerGrowls]

Thank you for proving my point! Your immediate reaction is to create a "you vs. me" situation and attack and demean.

You did not provide any salient counter argument. You did not break down my reasoning and expose any fallacies. You did not provide any data that would have invalidated the information I provided. You shied away from any intellectual exercise. You went with "you dumb, me condescendingly laughing at you for thinking you are not dumb".

The only thing missing from the typical playbook is circle jerking. That's probably be going to be next. You're probably going to attack libs or Biden or immigrants or woke people and somehow associate me with a crowd that you find disgusting to rally the troops and get "your people" on your side to continue attacking and demeaning.

I am truly sorry that you are so deep into your hatred of some of your fellow Americans that you've become blind to how little you are relying on facts and reasons to come to conclusions. But I don't hate you for it. I actually wish I could buy you a beer and we could try and hash out our differences and find a reasonable path forward. I don't claim to know everything or have all the answers. But I can tell you that demonizing half of the U.S. population because they disagree with you or are "different" isn't the path to a healthy country.

Wow...that's a lot of psycho babble. Please go back and take your meds.

 

[ctcseb]

Wow...that's a lot of psycho babble. Please go back and take your meds.

I see that you continue avoiding having any intelligent debate and persist with the attacks. Are you this insecure in your beliefs that you flee situations where they may be contested or proven wrong? Is running away your typical modus operandi?

At this point, I can tell that you would rather bury your head in the sand than risk having your convictions proven wrong. That's fine. But let me tell you something. The truth always comes out. Look at what happened to your fan favorite conspiracy leader Alex Jones / Infowars. He just lost his defamation lawsuit (he spread conspiracy theories about the Sandy hook tragedy) and is now liable for damages. Went through 7 different lawyers trying to justify his bullshit behavior and refused to turn over facts (like internal documents and emails). He's now considered in "default" of the law and cannot appeal. He ran out of bullshit to peddle and excuses.

Alex Jones loses suit

If you ever decide to man up and want to have a reasonable discussion about conspiracies, ping me in this thread. Take care!

 

[TigerGrowls]

I see that you continue avoiding having any intelligent debate and persist with the attacks. Are you this insecure in your beliefs that you flee situations where they may be contested or proven wrong? Is running away your typical modus operandi?

At this point, I can tell that you would rather bury your head in the sand than risk having your convictions proven wrong. That's fine. But let me tell you something. The truth always comes out. Look at what happened to your fan favorite conspiracy leader Alex Jones / Infowars. He just lost his defamation lawsuit (he spread conspiracy theories about the Sandy hook tragedy) and is now liable for damages. Went through 7 different lawyers trying to justify his bullshit behavior and refused to turn over facts (like internal documents and emails). He's now considered in "default" of the law and cannot appeal. He ran out of bullshit to peddle and excuses.

Alex Jones loses suit

If you ever decide to man up and want to have a reasonable discussion about conspiracies, ping me in this thread. Take care!

I don't even listen to Alex and have not quoted him on this board.

Your debate point though is that I and many others are dumb and very susceptible to manipulation and believe in fantasy lies put forward by right wing groups trying to foment unrest and division.

Well.........I profoundly disagree with your opinon and its that simple. I support the Trump "Make America Great Again" doctrine. I absolutely think the nation was in much better shape under Trump than it is with the current shit show and wanton treasonous decisions being made daily by China Joe.

Related to the election, I absolutely believe the deep state including dem and repub leadership helped plan and facilitate the operation and the cover up. Whether that can ever be shown in a way that will overcome msm, and corrupt govt and justice dept obstruction is a huge question mark. Unfortunately I do have doubts that it will be shown conclusively to the public. My biggest hope is that they will not be able to do it again.

 

[TigerGrowls]

 

[ctcseb]

Your debate point though is that I and many others are dumb and very susceptible to manipulation and believe in fantasy lies put forward by right wing groups trying to foment unrest and division.

I think that's where the misunderstanding comes from. I absolutely do NOT believe that you and other are dumb. And If my posts make it sounds like it's my opinion, I need to improve my writing / communication, because that it not my intention.

What I absolutely believe is that there is a ton of BIAS. FWIW, that bias is not limited to the MAGA group. Tons of people on the "woke" side exhibit the same behavior. They start with a belief (like a certain group is fundamentally oppressed) and fish for facts that support their opinion.

The bias is a vicious cycle because to justify one's belief, you have to vilify people that don't subscribe to it, shut down any possible discussion, and get bolder and bolder in standing up for it.

I don't think you are dumb. Far from it. I believe that deep down, in your heart of hearts, there are some key values and principles that are very close to your heart (mine for instance are about the American dream and how anything is possible if you work hard for it, I find it fantastic that one can overcome their circumstances at birth and have some agency over their success in life. Not many countries have that. But I am worried for my kids that this is becoming less and less a reality). In our political spectrum, you may not have found a suitable representative for your convictions, and the closest thing to it ended up being Trump. Maybe you liked his focus on building stuff in America instead of overseas. Maybe you liked his desire to make our international policies less about helping other countries and more about protecting the U.S. So, there may have been very understandable reasons why you felt this was the best way to have your views represented.

But with the good came a lot of bad and you are having to look past some serious flaws such as:
- he's a compulsive liar (thousands of documented and proven false "alternate facts"). Integrity issues much?
- he's narcissistic (which leads him to appreciates other narcissists like Putin or the North Korea numbnuts)
- He has 5 kids from 3 different marriages (sanctity of marriage much?)
- He cheated to get out of the draft (bone spurs...)
- He is extremely divisive and discriminatory
- He doesn't take responsibility for his actions (COVID trivialization, incitation of Jan riots, etc.)

So, now, people like you have to self-justify away those "stains" and they do so by saying the "other side" is somehow worse (China Joe attacks), by trivializing his flaws or behavior (like you did with your meme regarding "hurting feelings") or using the victim card (FWIW, this technique is called the Karpman drama triangle, where a persecutor turns into a victim to have "rescuers" come to their defense) where there are conspiracies against him.

Honestly, I just wish people like you just acknowledged the guy's flaws instead of coming up with conspiracy theories about the deep state and illuminati or flat earth. Because what I am most interested in at the end of the day is not that guy, but what the core values and principles in your heart were to begin with. Because I'm sure that if we both love this country, we could find some common ground to to take it forward. We shouldn't be talking about him. We should be talking about how to address the issues hurting this country. I have never found it difficult to have this type of discussion with people that genuinely love America.

 

[TigerGrowls]

I think that's where the misunderstanding comes from. I absolutely do NOT believe that you and other are dumb. And If my posts make it sounds like it's my opinion, I need to improve my writing / communication, because that it not my intention.

What I absolutely believe is that there is a ton of BIAS. FWIW, that bias is not limited to the MAGA group. Tons of people on the "woke" side exhibit the same behavior. They start with a belief (like a certain group is fundamentally oppressed) and fish for facts that support their opinion.

The bias is a vicious cycle because to justify one's belief, you have to vilify people that don't subscribe to it, shut down any possible discussion, and get bolder and bolder in standing up for it.

I don't think you are dumb. Far from it. I believe that deep down, in your heart of hearts, there are some key values and principles that are very close to your heart (mine for instance are about the American dream and how anything is possible if you work hard for it, I find it fantastic that one can overcome their circumstances at birth and have some agency over their success in life. Not many countries have that. But I am worried for my kids that this is becoming less and less a reality). In our political spectrum, you may not have found a suitable representative for your convictions, and the closest thing to it ended up being Trump. Maybe you liked his focus on building stuff in America instead of overseas. Maybe you liked his desire to make our international policies less about helping other countries and more about protecting the U.S. So, there may have been very understandable reasons why you felt this was the best way to have your views represented.

But with the good came a lot of bad and you are having to look past some serious flaws such as:
- he's a compulsive liar (thousands of documented and proven false "alternate facts"). Integrity issues much?
- he's narcissistic (which leads him to appreciates other narcissists like Putin or the North Korea numbnuts)
- He has 5 kids from 3 different marriages (sanctity of marriage much?)
- He cheated to get out of the draft (bone spurs...)
- He is extremely divisive and discriminatory
- He doesn't take responsibility for his actions (COVID trivialization, incitation of Jan riots, etc.)

So, now, people like you have to self-justify away those "stains" and they do so by saying the "other side" is somehow worse (China Joe attacks), by trivializing his flaws or behavior (like you did with your meme regarding "hurting feelings") or using the victim card (FWIW, this technique is called the Karpman drama triangle, where a persecutor turns into a victim to have "rescuers" come to their defense) where there are conspiracies against him.

Honestly, I just wish people like you just acknowledged the guy's flaws instead of coming up with conspiracy theories about the deep state and illuminati or flat earth. Because what I am most interested in at the end of the day is not that guy, but what the core values and principles in your heart were to begin with. Because I'm sure that if we both love this country, we could find some common ground to to take it forward. We shouldn't be talking about him. We should be talking about how to address the issues hurting this country. I have never found it difficult to have this type of discussion with people that genuinely love America.

Nice post! I fully acknowledge that Trump has his shortcomings like any other human being and he is not a great role model. I even winced at some of the stuff he put on twitter at times while also liking a lot of it at times. When Trump decided to run in 2016, I was fully disillusioned already with the political system in the US. I was a big Ron Paul supporter and felt like the republican establishment was beating him down as an outsider at that time and trying to make him seem loony, so I was already firmly on the lookout for alternatives.

Trump comes on the scene running and I listen to what he has to say and like what I am hearing. I slowly move to the idea that its a great idea to give an outsider and a businessman a chance to see what he can do. An outsider could give us a chance to have some different results from what I did not like at all. We all know that Trump won somehow and from then on Trump served as POTUS and he has a record of actions and results to be judged on as POTUS. I am not judging him on his personal life, but he did an incredible job as POTUS in my opinion and kept his campaign promises or tried very hard to on some and was stopped by congressional actions in a few cases. I honestly do not care about his personal life. We need a hard charger who is out for the US primarily and not some globalist utopian dream working with a deep state thats no longer deeply hidden thanks to Trump.

The way that Trump was attacked is more proof of that deep state and a proof that the republican and dem leadership has secretly been working together much more closely on objectives than they would ever disclose to the public, but they circled the wagons and went to war when the true outsider and a threat to their power took office. No POTUS has ever been attacked overtly and covertly like Trump was. There is not a close second.

I love the man for what he put up with to try and help America and I will support him to the end or until something happens to change my opinion.

 

[elwood49]

Two Georgia election workers sue far-right website over false fraud allegations

Two Georgia election workers targeted by former U.S. President Donald Trump in a vote-rigging conspiracy theory have sued a far-right website that trumpeted the false story, alleging it incited months of death threats and harassment against them.

www.reuters.com

It does look like there finally has been some activity in GA, but probably not the kind that the Gateway Pundit was looking for.

 

[elwood49]

Actually, the book is meant for you

The belief in conspiracy theories is based on inverted thinking processes. Instead of starting with reality and facts to shape understanding, conspiracy theorists start with a belief, then look for facts that support that belief. They use self justification mechanisms to ignore calls for reason and play the victim role in increasingly elaborate theories that “explain away” evidence that counters the conspiracy. This leads to the QAnon type insanity.

This type of behavior is fueled by a sense of belonging to one group of people and steadfast opposition to the “enemy”. It’s the basic “us vs them” that Trump masterfully employed to get to the presidency and influence politics. It’s the modern day equivalent of crusading where people feel they have the moral authority to attack the other side (constant dehumanizing of people that don’t agree with you).

I really hope we can get back to reason where we can express disagreement with civility, agree on solutions based on common ground, and move the country forward without all this drama.

What a great post. Sorry that I missed this the first time around. I was listening to the latest episode of my favorite podcast today and this reminds me of what was discussed. Love Sam Harris’s stuff and this new one was particularly good.

Sam Harris | #268 - The Limits of Self-Knowledge

Sam Harris speaks with Stephen Fleming about the neuroscience of self-awareness.

www.samharris.org

 

[ctcseb]

What a great post. Sorry that I missed this the first time around. I was listening to the latest episode of my favorite podcast today and this reminds me of what was discussed. Love Sam Harris’s stuff and this new one was particularly good.

Sam Harris | #268 - The Limits of Self-Knowledge

Sam Harris speaks with Stephen Fleming about the neuroscience of self-awareness.

www.samharris.org

I love Sam Harris' stuff as well. He has a gift for getting to the essence of ideas. His ability to articulate arguments is incredible. I even use his "Waking Up" meditation app, it has completely changed my ability to manage stress and keep a good perspective on life. .