Thread by @ColonelTowner

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Who is the Georgia Judge guilty of election interference? Judge Robert McBurney? Harvard grad? CIA recruiting Harvard?

According to an article written by Lauren Sforza in 2023: "A Fulton County Superior Court judge finds himself at...

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...the center of the Georgia investigation looking into former President Trump’s efforts to overturn the state’s 2020 election results as a potential fourth indictment looms over the former president."

3) In addition to his recent 'rulings' of the certification process NOT being an actual certification but a rubber stamp by saying IT MUST BE DONE REGARDLESS OF IRREGULARITIES. He is the same judge who just negated the hand count verification adopted by the

4) legal body assigned authority of elections via the state legislature. He has basically taken over the entire election process from the state legislature with ZERO authority to do so. So let me give you an analogy...if I fill out my tax return and it indicates the government owes

5) me $100,000 refund. If, when I send it in, the government has zero authority to check the return to see if it complies with all the laws and THEY MUST rubber stamp it and can't question any aspect...that is what this 'judge' just said was required of every county

6) official in GA. Ignore the law, ignore your responsibility to ensure a safe and secure election within your jurisdiction and rubber stamp the fraud that we are getting ready to unleash. The constitution put entire state legislatures in charge of elections bc they

7) knew a single judge or judicial branch member could and would corrupt the system, and he has. He did so already. How? According to Sforza "Judge Robert C.I. McBurney oversaw the special grand jury tasked with reviewing election interference in 2020 that released a

8) partial report about its findings earlier this year and is now overseeing the grand jury where District Attorney Fani Willis (D) is presenting her case ahead of possible charges in connection to the investigation." So he's the one working with Fani Willis in the framing job.

9) So, now that it has fallen apart completely, he has received a call to insert himself again into the election process. Keep in mind just how corrupt the legal system of GA is that this single judge KEEPS BEING BROUGHT ALL ELECTION CASES WHERE TRUMP IS INVOLVED.

10) "McBurney was appointed by former Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal (R) in 2012 to succeed former Judge Marvin Arrington. Since then, McBurney has been elected three times to serve as a judge of the Georgia 5th Superior Court District, Atlanta Circuit."

11) As you may recall Deal had to resign from Congress during his campaign running for Governor bc he was caught interfering with a change in state law that would have interfered with his family business and its auto business. He resigned to avoid the ethics investigation.

12) While running for governor it was alleged: "Deal had used state campaign funds to pay legal bills stemming from a federal ethics investigation when he was in Congress, that he had personally profited from his gubernatorial campaign's $135,000 rental of aircraft

13) from a company he partly owned, and that he had accepted campaign contributions beyond the legal limits.[20] The campaign also paid a total of $135,000 to consulting companies which were owned by Deal's daughter-in-law and the father of Chris Riley,

14) Deal's chief of staff according to wiki. As Kalberman and Streiker were preparing to serve subpoenas to Deal, his chief of staff, and others involved in the case, Kalberman's salary was cut by $35,000 and Streiker was ousted from her position.

15) Soon after, Kalberman was forced to resign and was replaced by Holly LaBerge, who was recruited by the governor's office. Politics is very ugly in GA. One way to ensure you aren't found guilty of campaign finance violations is ensuring you have all your ppl on the

16) entity looking into it. He was found to have made 'technical defects' in numerous personal AND campaign finances and he agreed to pay a small fine. In other words, he was definitely guilty of the accusations but they found a way to make it all go away.

17) I guess that's the same thing the banks (TD) does when they're found guilty of money laundering. Pay a small fine, keep the proceeds of the crime, don't hold anyone accountable and let's all pretend we don't know the entire system is corrupt.

18) "Holly LaBerge, the head of the ethics commission that cleared Deal of major ethics violations, claimed in July 2014 that Ryan Teague, Deal's counsel, called her to say: "It was not in the agency's best interest for these cases to go to a hearing ...

19) nor was it in their best political interest either." Deal has stated that he is "not aware of any communications along those lines"

Did you know that Deal actually expanded the GA Supreme Court...isn't that called packing the court? I thought that was bad!!!

20) GA went from Deal to Kemp. Back to McBurney, he worked in the DA's office of Fulton County prior to being appointed a judge.

Judge McBurney also presided over Georgia’s ban on

21) abortion starting about six weeks into a pregnancy in November, saying it was “plainly unconstitutional” and overturned the restriction on murdering babies. He definitely appears to be captured. The only question is by who?
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