At a much-anticipated meeting held in December, electoral fraud Reporters made progress, including one who witnessed the move of the 144,000-288,000 people who completed voting in the three rounds on October 21, before the election.
The message was presented to a group of journalists by the Amistad Project of Thomas More Society, a national legal think tank.
The Amistad Project pledged more than 300,000 votes in Arizona, 548,000 in Michigan, 204,000 in Georgia, and more than 121,000 in Pennsylvania. They say their testimony reveals a number of international efforts by USPS staff to support elections in at least three of the six constituencies.
The whistleblower includes thousands of undocumented people who run in three government lines, and a caravan full of votes is missing in Pennsylvania.
Amistad Project Director Phill Kline He said, “The 130,000 to 280,000 votes cast in the 2020 election were sent from Bethpage, NY, to Lancaster, PA, where the ballot and caravan sent were missing.”
Driver Jesse Morgan was present at the meeting and spoke for 9 minutes about the difficulties he did not believe. Morgan was responsible for casting votes in Pennsylvania from New York.
This was explosive evidence.
Jesse Morgan: On one occasion I saw 24 gaylords, or large cardboard boxes, packed into my trailer. These gay men had plastic plugs, I call them totes or voting trays on top of each other. All envelopes were the same. I saw the envelopes with the return addresses … They were complete votes. ”
Jesse later interviewed by Chris Wray FBI. He did not want to investigate the case. Their aim was to harass and intimidate Jesse Morgan.
From then on, the story ended. The news media were not interested in the subject. So on Monday, we arrived Phill Kline to discuss this secret that has not yet been changed.
On Monday, we spoke to Amistad Project Director Phill Kline.
Phill told us that Jesse Morgan was a reliable witness. Phill interviewed Jesse during his career, and he was found to be completely honest. Phill said his team at the time reviewed Jesse’s case twice and agreed with it. Investigators have also confirmed the case. There were 150,000 to 250,000 shipping offices that Jesse was towing to the US Postal Service in government lines just days before the election.
Kline also confirmed that his team has expert posters who confirm the story from Bethpage.
Government officials killed the investigation
Authorities assigned a U.S. postmaster to investigate. Kline says investigators did not look for any information on the matter. To date, Kline has not been asked to testify. Apparently the research was completed before it started.
In July the U.S. Attorney General in Pennsylvania, Bill McSwain, sent a letter to President Trump stating that former Bill Barr had told him not to investigate allegations of corruption in the 2020 elections in the region.
Barr told McSwain to stop. McSwain later sent details to President Trump. Bill Barr did not want this to be investigated.
Bill Barr ran to Washington Post when the letter was issued for self-defense, to no avail. The evidence had already been presented.
Most importantly, in an interview on Monday, Phill Kline tells us that the Armistad Project is still investigating allegations of suspicion and other irregularities in the 2020 elections.
I was told by Justice that the Post General post was concerned, it was late.
Phill Kline told The Gateway Pundit that we need to be investigated and not just a legal review.
Kline also said we should get rid of the voting machine.
Kline says he is still investigating where the votes came from – the investigation has not been completed.
Phill Kline says we will hear more as their research continues. We are rich.
We are ready to hear more.
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