
The Great 2022 Arizona Vote-Scam. The anticipated fiasco that was the 2022 midterm elections in Maricopa County, Arizona interesting enough is actually mirrored in various counties around America, but more on that later. For now, suffice it to say, the veracity at which rate the Establishment Election Engineering Machine performed and the expectation for Election Day vote-scamming was completely underestimated. While the Establishment heard the grassroots cry, complain and quip about the voting machines for the better part of two years, they opted to utilize these very same machines by engaging the largest voter suppression campaign against the grassroots ever seen, perhaps even since the days of Jim Crow himself! While that might sound dramatic, it is safe to say there is no telling if it’s hundreds or thousands of voters who didn’t get to vote or opted not to vote after waiting in line for hours in the hot Arizona sun. How many voters may feel uncertain about whether their vote counted? The people of Arizona showed up en masse on Election Day, November 8, 2022 to speak their voice, to lay that sacred document that is their vote into the ballot box (so to speak).
The act of voting as a God-given right is more significant than we give credit. While to say “God-given” may sound deductively radical, would it not be the same to say it’s a Human Right to some? It is a symbolic act. An act that tells those around you, and more importantly those elected to serve you, of your participation in this process of self-governance, a declaration in and of itself reflective of your free will and ability to have that free will. While to some it may be sad I feel compelled to define why we vote, I would like to emphasize that our vote IS all those things, but it’s also legally binding. An adulterated election means your vote does not matter, which ultimately means your freedom is an illusion–only as good as the paper it’s printed on.
How have we gotten to the point where Americans across these fifty are picking up the pieces of broken elections with opposition from the very servants designated to assist in service of the community? Have we blindly allowed our faith in elections to fall into harmful hands? Yes. We believed our allegedly elected, supposed representatives. We believed the process. We believed the media and what they told us. The corporate news media and their local affiliates. The ones who have been lying to us and embellishing reality and omitting–lying. The ones who laugh at us as they engineer the world.
They’ve been lying to us.
This whole time.
Nancy Pelosi once bragged about such tactics as the “Wrap Up Smear” that fast-balled smear campaigns from the courts to the press in half no-time and was the talk around the watercooler before it was talk around the dinner table. Quick and fast, before anyone has anytime to realize the smear is false, fabricated, fraud and gaslighting with a lot of gas, it has occurred at levels great enough to harm those they were lobbed at and give the advantage to the campaigner. In Arizona, a similar fast-ball tactic has been used. But to further this thought, the understanding and accepting that the local Arizona media was complicit in the theft of not just the Governor’s race, but several other crucial races down ballot. And as time has carried on are we finding that the courts, too have been complicit? Perhaps not. That would be wholly unrealistic to say. But so many aspects of the information shows activity worthy an investigation, if not at the very least acknowledgement, as the perpetrators have been caught on film and their own timeline criminalizes them.
In fact, much information has come to light in a time-released fashion as the Kari Lake election case has graduated from dismissal to appeal to dismissal to appeal. Even now the Lake legal team has announced that the case has now been filed for appeal in preparation to send to the US Supreme Court. Where whistleblowers have been denied their affirmation, the question of thousands of ballots being interjected into the count has gone unanswered, the alarming rate at which some signature verifiers worked and the satisfaction with any hollow consequences they may have faced, would any new information possibly stoke the ire of calling a foul election?
Consider two new pieces of information that have since been discovered. First, as above mentioned, a video has been released showing a group of individuals working in the Maricopa County Election Center on October 14 -18 breaking the seals on the electronic voting machines, removing the memory cards and inserting illegal memory cards. The group claims that they were testing the machines per standard election procedures. What makes the memory cards illegal is several things. 1) Any touching of the machines and testing must be made public declaration. In this instance, the Maricopa election team says they notified the public, but records show the public test that was announced actually took place on October 11th. 2) Early voting began October 12, but records show on October 14, 17 and 18 the Maricopa election team documented themselves illegally breaking the seals and swapping out the memory cards. 3) The memory cards were not the original memory cards used during public testing and the seals should never have been broken once the original testing had occurred. Below is a link to the video of the event.
The next piece of information that casts a questionable light on the ethics and honesty of members of the Maricopa County local government is a response from OKI Printing Company to the Official 2022 Maricopa County Printing Malfunction Report presented to the courts in April. The report was very detailed, indeed. To the point that one would have to wonder if the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors are pros when it comes to printing machinery or extremely arrogant. OKI’s response is nothing short of damning in showing that the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors never consulted anyone from personnel, reported non-facts about the company and the machines, and may never have even consulted the manuals themselves. Conversely, one would wonder if perhaps the people who perpetrated The Great Maricopa County Election Day Voting Machine Failure of 2022 DID in fact read the manual, and that’s how they knew how to overstress the machines and use printing paper beyond the machines capability on election day, and the reason they didn’t call OKI is because OKI would have corrected them instantly on election day or simply punch so many holes in their report it would be nowhere effective the lie that it is.
From OKI Response to Factual Errors in Maricopa County Elections Report:
While OKI will not provide a response to each issue raised in the report, we would like to respond to three specific statements which are factually inaccurate. We believe that all of these inaccuracies would have been avoided had the investigatory team simply contacted OKI in advance of the report’s release.
Factual Errors:
- Page 24 – Fuser Replacement
Report Statement, “The fuser inadequacy on some printers is not a problem easily remedied, as the fuser on the Oki B432 cannot be separately replaced.”
OKI Response: The fuser for the B432 is in fact available for replacement and can be changed onsite by a printer technician. The printer itself does not need to be replaced in the event that the fuser fails. - Page 24 – Product Support Period
Report Statement, “That problem [alleged inability to separately replace the fuser] is further exacerbated by the fact that the Oki B432 manufacturer, which has withdrawn from the North and South American markets, has established December 31, 2025 as the end of life for these printers, after which repair parts and consumables will no longer be manufactured.
OKI Response: Not only is the statement about fuser replacement inaccurate, the time horizon for service/support noted in the report is incorrect. OKI discontinued sales of OKI branded printers in March 2021. OKI will abide by our legal obligations to support printers in the field with consumables and spare parts for a minimum of (5) years after product discontinuation. In the specific case of the B432 model, OKI will continue to supply consumables and spare parts for this model through at least March 31, 2028. - Page 26 – Purported “Assurances” from the Manufacturer
Report Statement, “Despite the assurances of the manufacturer, many of the Oki B432 printers were not capable of reliably printing 20-inch ballots on 100-pound paper under election-day conditions.”
OKI Response: The investigation report relies heavily on another potential factual inaccuracy – that is, that the OKI B432 printers were designed to work on 100 lb. paper – toconclude that the issues in the election were caused by equipment failure. While the B432 printer supports paper weights of up to 110 lb. text (162 g/m2) through the multipurpose tray, the maximum paper weight through the paper cassettes is 80 lb. text (120 g/m2). In addition, 100 lb. cover (271 g/m2) would be well out of spec for both the multipurpose tray and cassettes. Without clarification in the testing process that defines the exact paper type and the printing source (multipurpose tray or cassette), the conclusion is disingenuous given the fact that the use of 100 lb. paper can be out of specification for the B432 printers, as can be discerned readily from the printers’ manual. As a result, it seems that the true underlying cause of the election issues was the use of 100 lb. paper without reviewing the manual and/or confirming with OKI that such use was within the specifications of the OKI B432 printers. Had the County consulted OKI prior to such use, the design specifications would have been discussed and alternatives could have been explored.
Access the OKI Response to Factual Errors Report PDF
https://www.oki.com/us/printing/images/OKI%20Response%20to%20Factual%20Errors_tcm75-311526.pdf
Access the Maricopa County 2022 General Election Ballot-on-Demand Printer Investigation PDF
https://www.maricopa.gov/DocumentCenter/View/82599/Maricopa-Election-Report-and-Attachments
Maricopa County has been caught breaking the law on camera. Maricopa County was asked to correct their factually incorrect report by the vendor of the printer. Kari Lake also said her team has additional video footage of the Maricopa County election crimes team caught in the act of rigging an election.
At the Defend America Rally on May 31st in Phoenix, Arizona, Kari Lake announced to hundreds of Arizonans she would be appealing Judge Thompson’s decision:
My attorneys just filed, in the past few minutes, hour or so, they just filed a Notice of Appeal to the Arizona Appellate Court. We saw what they did to the machines. We have the proof what they did to the machines. They rigged the machines to fail on Election Day when We the People showed up to cast our sacred vote, and until we get our government back, I’m not going to stop fighting."
Access the Kari Lake v. Katie Hobbs Superiour Court Doc PDF
https://www.clerkofcourt.maricopa.gov/home/showpublisheddocument/5231/638212345277670000
However the next court may want to look at it, Maricopa County broke the law. The 2019 Elections Procedures Manual specifically states:
- The officer in charge of elections must substantially follow the L&A testing procedures applicable to the Secretary of State, except that ALL OF THE COUNTY’S DEPLOYABLE VOTING EQUIPMENT MUST BE TESTED.
- The Secretary of State’s Office must conduct its L&A tests, AFTER the officer in charge of elections has conducted COUNTY LEVEL TESTS whenever practicable.
- The officer in charge of elections must utilize the actual election program for Election Day (NOT A COPY).
- Physical security of the electronic voting systems Must be sealed with tamper resistant or tamper evident seals once programmed. The SEAL NUMBER MUST BE LOGGED as corresponding with particular voting equipment and the election media that has been sealed in the voting equipment.
Not only did the Maricopa County team break the seals and reprogram the memory cards to all 446 tabulators AFTER the election started without notifying the public, they also did not log the seal numbers for record of custody. They lied about it in their report, and they lied about it in court and the video evidence is damning. This is one of the most scandalous and apparent cases of vote fraud and vote-scamming ever caught on camera! If the judges do not see any criminality in this case, they must at the very least call for a total redo of the 2022 Maricopa County midterm election per stipulation of the plaintiff.