and perpetrated in Unison, Hans A. Rico indictment, to generate hundreds of millions of dollars

on people who thought they were helping save the country, isn't getting a lower than that.

But with time since then, we have seen many obstructions to justice regarding auditing

the machines.

The Board of Supervisors in Arizona refused court orders.

The Arizona Senators tied the hands of forensic auditors, then threatened them.

We've seen Tina Peters hit with law fair for doing her job by backing up machine hard

drives in Colorado.

Doyle and Moynihan are still attempting to get United States Postal Service to comply

with court orders.

The feds basically told them to f-off, they were never going to turn over the docks, okay.

Let's go down the line here.

The stuff I saw out of Arizona, especially the recent stuff, they were, oh, they were

these hearings.

I just shaking my head.

This does not feel right.

It doesn't look right.

It's not the proper venue to come through the legislature, et cetera, to go through

the courts, okay.

They're trying in the case in the legislature.

Big problem, big problem, and so many other things.

The problem here is proof.

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