Georgia has another candidate for attorney general.

Georgia has another candidate for attorney general. https://www.johngordonforattorneygeneral.com/

Apparently stealing the election was being planned from the time Trump got elected. The events resulting in this suit began in 2017/2018. I think voting system manufacturers ought to also be sued as it took both to collude the changes. Currently there is a motion by defendants to dismiss for lack of venue and failure to state a claim. This case involves the EAC (Election Assistance Commission which certification of voting systems is required by Georgia law) having met with voting system manufacturers secretly and given them permission for internet access as well as other changes that would make elections less secure. You may dowload the documents below the case history.

Below is my email to Senator Thompson and several others.

Dear Senator Thompson,

It was with great interest that I read your article “Trust Issues” in the March issue of Canton Family life.  You make mention of scripture and related situations. That brings to mind Revelation 2:4

Nevertheless I have somewhat against thee, because thou hast left thy first love. I do have somewhat against the legislature.  It would seem for sometime the legislature has not been trustworthy. 

1. The legislature has failed to rein in a runaway Secretary of State who without bid purchased a system contrary to law.  I can not read QR codes therefore I can not verify that my vote will be accurately counted.  Same SOS procurement requirements called for $15 million cyber insurance and that the system comply with Title 21. I already do not know how much of my information has been made available or to whom through the possibility of hacking Dominion.  I should not have to risk my information to vote. Now the SOS wants to shirk his duties again by letting a third party maintain voter registration. We have people working for the state.  If they can not or will not do their job they need to be replaced with people who can and will. 

2. Back in 2018 HB 987 passed allowing school zone cameras to control speeding. The process is intimidating and violative of several rights guaranteed by the Georgia and US Constitutions. I am really hoping the legislature was smarter than to pass this except it was put through because the Speaker’s son lobbied for the camera vendor. Trustworthiness of the legislature would have involved ethics complaints. Failure to pay the coerced $75 initial fine results in tags not being renewed and not even being able to sell the vehicle by title transfer to have money for Uber for other transportation. For $75 people’s vehicles are effectively seized, not allowing transportation to work, medical and necessities.  This is unconscienable. This would be better applied against the street racers in Atlanta.

3. Our voting laws were good before 2021 except the two major parties promote voter suppression by excessive requirements on other parties and candidates to prevent ballot access I assume to maintain control. 

4. I have found that some law online  through Lexis Nexis provided via the legislature web site has not been updated to agree with updates. Specifically I found bonds to be handled by the Comptroller General with them being put in the Office of the Commissioner of Insurance but a wild goose chase has resulted in being advised that the Comptroller General is actually in the State Accounting Office. Transparency requires citizen access to Shepard’s Citations and updated code. 

There are many more problems that the legislature needs to address. Citizens, myself included, are generally ignored hence the mess under the gold dome.  The dome would more appropriately be coated in lead as what emanates from it is hard to be born.  I believe trustworthiness grows near common sense.  No, based on the foregoing and what is yet to be discovered we can not trust our legislature or parts thereof in any capacity which is the irony of your article. 

Deborah Davis

Must be nice to run for an elected office that you continually farm out to 3rd parties. https://www.georgiarecord.com/voterga-calls-out-sos-raffenspergers-efforts-to-give-control-of-voter-registration-to-outside-party/

April 1 2022 8a. -5p any 2 hours of that time or all day if you can. Shield your phone in a Faraday bag so it can not be tracked. This may interfere with using maps and other apps that go by location. If and when the phone is out of the bag it can be tracked. Faraday bag instructions are on the internet. It is mainly a tightly closed wrap of cardboard covered in aluminum foil or copper. Tightly closed covered is the key. You may comment here to share with others or receive updates. You can copy this link below. Please do not post on your social media pages.

• https://recall-raf-fens-per-ger.com/hide-your-phone-from-agencies-that-spy-on-americans/

I went to the hearing where Judge Amero dismissed the Daugherty case. Quite enlightening. None of the secretary of state attorneys spoke deferring to attorneys for Ossoff and Warnock to do all the speaking. The Warnock/Ossoff attorneys appeared to be a legal crash cart going all over the country perpetrating a fraudulent election. Thinking on this now it is apparent Raffensperger was in on letting dems do the talking which implicates him totally and completely in the election. We need his phone records.

Short answer: they don’t. Ethics is a foreign language to most Georgia legislators. Meanwhile pending is House Bill 333 to make changes to the Ethics and Transparency Commission relating to election campaign funds. The bill is so convoluted it itself violates common sense. I challenge anyone to understand it. Most bills make references to other laws and this bill makes special use of that totally hiding ethics while making it quite transparent Georgia is having the wool pulled over their eyes. We need to get rid of EVERY incumbent in office and the legislature. If they have been in office with the exception of a very few they are the problem. Call your legislators to see if it does any good to tell them to vote no on HB333. Its just too bad we can’t stop them from passing anything until they do have ethics. You can read the bill by clicking below.

You can look up any Georgia legislation status at this link. https://www.legis.ga.gov/legislation/all

https://rumble.com/vukvkk-60-seconds-update-with-voterga-feb-10.html

Why would Dominion need $1.5 million cyber insurance as in this procurement requirement?