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THREAD :: CONNECT THE DOTS :: VOTING MACHINES :: this one is going to get wild, so grab a cup of coffee and your murder board, because the conspiracy is massive - though it’s just ONE part of the multiple criminal investigations into the trump coup. Here we go! 1/
In January, 2021, two men named Scott Hall and Paul Maggio were escorted into the Coffee County Georgia elections office by one of the Georgia fraudulent electors (Cathy Latham) where they stole voting data from a voting machine at the direction of Sidney Powell. 2/
This happened about 20 days after the infamous 12/18/20 Oval Office meeting where Donald was presented with draft executive orders from Mike Flynn, Phil Waldron, and Sidney Powell to seize voting machines. 3/
Several officials - like Ken Cucinelli as one example - told donald they didn’t have the authority to seize the machines. Rudy then suggested he could obtain some voting machine data they could fashion into a report as pretext to seize voting machines. 4/
The stolen data were shared with Doug Logan - the CEO of Cyber Ninjas, Sidney Powell, Rudy, and Jim Penrose- a former NSA guy working with Powell. Penrose and Powell made an up-front payment to a firm called Allied Security Operations Group (ASOG) to generate a “report”. 5/
ASOG, Logan & Penrose also used data from Antrim County MI to generate a “report”, but that one was widely debunked after Sidney cited it in a lawsuit in Michigan that she lost and was later sanctioned for. The report was about vulnerabilities in Dominion voting machines. 6/
The top lawyer at ASOG tasked with writing the reports is named Charles Bundren. He ALSO helped draft the executive orders to seize voting machines along with Waldron. Rudy and Powell encouraged GOP lawmakers in other states to hire ASOG. 7/
Doug Mastriano wrote a letter to GOP lawmakers in PA encouraging them to hire ASOG to “audit” their election results. The Arizona GOP was gonna use ASOG, but they went with Cyber Ninjas because of the colossal failure of ASOG’s Antrim report. 8/
Phil Waldron was the author of the 1/6 PowerPoint presentation which included proposals for Pence to reject electors from swing states, delay the electoral count, and seize voting machines and paper ballots using US Marshalls and the National Guard. 9/
Fani Willis has this evidence, and recently filed a motion to remove the Georgia fraudulent electors’ lawyer - who is being paid by the GA GOP - from the case for conflicts of interest. 10/
Penrose and Logan are under investigation for the Antrim breech in Michigan. Jack Smith is homing in on the 12/18/20 meeting and the voting machines. And even though Fox and Dominion settled, multiple law enforcement agencies are asking Abby Grossman’s lawyer for his 90 tapes 11/
Oh. Lindell tried this stolen data stunt, too, when he stole voter data from Mesa County CO and used it in during his cyber symposium. His phone has been seized, and he just had to pay $5M to a guy who debunked his data. 12/
So Waldron connects the plot to use stolen voter data as a pretext for seizing voting machines to the Pence Pressure campaign and the plot to delay the electoral count on 1/6. Waldron shared his 1/6 PowerPoint with Meadows and visited the White House 8 to 10 times. 13/
The 12/18/20 meeting included Meadows, Cipollone, Powell, Rudy, Flynn, Patrick Byrne, Derek Lyons, Eric Herschmann, and others. During that meeting, the idea to appoint a special counsel to investigate voter fraud was also floated. 14/
An HOUR after that meeting, trump tweeted his “will be wild” tweet. We still don’t have evidence tying trump’s incitement of violence to the plot to delay the electoral count, though we know that he amended is 1/6 speech last minute to include comments about Pence. END/
PS: there is no public reporting that Jack Smith prosecutors have questioned the people who breeched the GA Coffee County voter data. Only that he’s investigating the attempts to seize voting machines - which was discussed at the 12/18/20 meeting.

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May 4
BREAKING: Merrick Garland opened an investigation into Trump as soon as he got to the DoJ in March 2021.

Actually, this news is over a month old. But I bet you haven't heard about it much in the media. 1/
According to multiple sources familiar with multiple conversations in the first months of Garland's tenure, "Garland gathered his closest aides to discuss a topic too sensitive to broach in bigger groups: the possibility that evidence from the far-ranging Jan. 6 investigation could quickly lead to former President Donald J. Trump and his inner circle." 2/
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Apr 25
New thread. Dreeban is up for DoJ. The existing system is a balanced framework, it protects POTUS but not at the high cost of blanket immunity.

Thomas: are you saying there's no immunity for official acts? D: yes, but for today, our position is POTUS as head of art II branch can assert art II objections to criminal laws that interfere with a POTUS power or that prevent him from his constitutional functions. What petitioner wants is blanket immunity absent impeachment and conviction which has never happened in our history and we submit that isn't necessary to assure POTUS can perform his tasks.
Roberts: The DC Circuit says "a former POTUS can be prosecuted for his official acts if he's acted in defiance of the laws". Doesn't that seem tautologically true? It sounds like the circuit court is saying a POTUS can be prosecuted because he's being prosecuted. That concerns me. D: I wouldn't suggest that's the governments position. R: You know how easy it is to get an indictment. Relying on the good faith of a prosecutor and a grand jury, and if those are the only protections the court of appeals gave, and that's no longer your position, why shouldn't we send it back to the court of appeals? (That would be bad), or issue an opinion that's not the law?

D: I do support the circuit court's ruling and I think there are layered safeguard that will emiliorate the concern of chilling the POTUS. A politically driven prosecution would violate the constitution. I don't want to overstate your honors concern with relying on good faith, but that's an ingredient, and the courts stand ready to provide oversight.

R: yes but the appeals court didn't get into what acts or what documents we're talking about. Because the fact of prosecution takes away immunity according to the appeals court, they had no need to look at what acts were immune and which weren't.

D: (this is great) Well i take issue with the idea of taking away immunity. There is no immunity in the constitution unless this court creates it today.
D: one of the chief concerns of the framers was abuse of power. They departed from the British model that you could be impeached and convicted criminally at the same time. The framers created impeachment as a political remedy separate from criminal prosecution.

Alito: you recognize the POTUS has a special form of protection, that status that are applicable to everyone, they must be applied differently to POTUS sometimes:

Dreeben: it's true b/c the courts construe statutes to avoid serious constitutional questions. that's longstanding practice of OLC

A: this is more than a quarrel about special protection. If statues are interpreted differently for former presidents than that can be litigated at trial. He can make a motion to dismiss, and he may cite OLC, and the judge says lets go to trial, and that may involve great expense, and during the trial, the former president might not be able to engage in activities he wants to, and then there's a jury and appeal, so protection is greatly diluted if it takes the form you propose. Why is that better:

D: it's better because it's more balanced. Blanket immunity takes it all off the table. IF the conduct takes place at the end of a term, and impeachment is difficult, and we don't know whether a POTUS can be impeached after he leaves office...
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Apr 25
Good morning! I'll do my best to live tweet the SCOTUS immunity arguments starting now. John Sauer, for trump, says "Without immunity, there can be no presidency." Which makes no sense because we've had plenty of presidents and no immunity 1/
He brings up some hypotheticals about drone strikes and border policy, and how every president from now on will face blackmail and prosecution. Thomas asks to clarify what the source of the immunity is. Sauer says the executive vesting clause - that it encompasses all the powers of the president. (That's wrong. The executive vesting clause actually limits the term to four years so that cuts against trump.) He then cites (and cherrypicks) Marbury v Madison 2/
Fitzgerald v Nixon "outer perimeter" gives us what the president is immune from. What if the act is appointing an ambassador, and the president took a bribe? Sauer says bribery is not an official act. (interesting, neither are other crimes). Roberts: yeah, accepting the bribe isn't the official act, appointing the ambassador is. So how do you square that? Sauer says the indictment has to be expunged of what is official and what isn't official. (lol, that's a reach) 3/
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Apr 16
THREAD: Good morning! Oral arguments are about to begin in Fischer v US. This is the case about the interpretation of Title 18 USC 1512c2 Obstructing an Official Proceeding. I'm going to do my best to live tweet the arguments. 1/
For background, over 300 insurrectionists and trump himself are charged with 1512c2. It carries a maximum 20 year sentence. Several insurrectionists challenged the meaning of this law, but only ONE judge out of 14 went along with this nonsense. 2/
The nonsense being that the word "otherwise" connects 1512c1 and 1512c2 in such a way that the "documents" mentioned in 1512c1 apply to 1512c2. Fischer argued "since I only attacked the capitol and didn't mess with documents, I shouldn't be charged with this" 3/
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Apr 16
THREAD: I’m sorry. But this filing is shady AF. This is Hankey Subprime’s filing proving that knight insurance can guarantee Trump’s bond. I’m very much looking forward to the April 22 hearing on the matter. 1/ iapps.courts.state.ny.us/nyscef/ViewDoc…
The reason it seems shady to me is that Knight Specialty Insurance Company (KSIC) only has $138M in cash, and is relying on a trump Schwab account that’s supposed to be worth just about exactly $175M 2/ Image
I’m no expert, but I think to back a bond, the guarantor has to have at least enough cash to cover it. But here, they say trump is covering it and they have access to Trump’s Schwab account 3/
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Apr 16
THREAD: I think it's brilliant that Jack Smith crafted his 1/6 indictment of trump to withstand 1) a court determining that a former president is immune for some official acts and 2) a court determining 1512(c)(2) must involve a document or documents. 1/
Smith's indictment works EVEN IF the Supreme Court decides that some presidents have immunity for some official acts because the charges are against him as a CANDIDATE for office, not as a sitting president. 2/
The indictment also works EVEN IF the Supreme Court decides that 1512(c)(2) can only be charged if the defendant tampers with or impedes a document because the fraudulent elector certificates and the certified legit elector certificates are documents. 3/
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