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<blockquote data-quote="p238shooter" data-source="post: 3471475" data-attributes="member: 24583">In state trucks or not, my question is why were ballots in any kind of truck other than USPS official delivery trucks?&nbsp; Why were these these ballots &quot;opened&quot; elsewhere and not have the signature envelopes attached to be authenticated, ran through the machines, then put into the locked &quot;done&quot; boxes for storage?It seems to me paper ballots were on standby to be added to mach the data totals that were fudged.&nbsp; I think the total answer to all of this will be what if anything shows up from the main data servers that were supposed to be confiscated in Germany.&nbsp; The outcome of that will be the pivotal point of why there is so much paper shifting for the paper to match the data.Remember the story of the FBI confiscating a shipment from china of a box with 10,000 phony drivers licenses at the Chicago Airport several months back?&nbsp; Wonder how many shipments they missed at other places..Humm</blockquote>

[QUOTE="p238shooter, post: 3471475, member: 24583"] In state trucks or not, my question is why were ballots in any kind of truck other than USPS official delivery trucks? Why were these these ballots "opened" elsewhere and not have the signature envelopes attached to be authenticated, ran through the machines, then put into the locked "done" boxes for storage? It seems to me paper ballots were on standby to be added to mach the data totals that were fudged. I think the total answer to all of this will be what if anything shows up from the main data servers that were supposed to be confiscated in Germany. The outcome of that will be the pivotal point of why there is so much paper shifting for the paper to match the data. Remember the story of the FBI confiscating a shipment from china of a box with 10,000 phony drivers licenses at the Chicago Airport several months back? Wonder how many shipments they missed at other places..Humm [/QUOTE]

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