#AZAudit Maricopa & Other Arizona County Election Audits - #CyberNinjas / Jovan Pulitzer / Fann / Birther Ken Bennett

[northland10]

She will support it until she doesn't.

[raison de arizona]

Cyber Ninjas are now in stealth mode. What don't they want us to know?
Opinion: The Cyber Ninjas' refusal to release public documents showing who they were working with and talking to leads me to wonder: Just what is it that they don't want us to know?

With just days to go until “the most transparent audit in American history” is set to be released, the Senate’s ninja auditors have gone into hiding.

They’re refusing to turn over public records – documents that will give the public insight on who the auditors were talking to and who they were consulting with as they conducted their “forensic” examination of Maricopa County’s election.

Never mind that the Arizona Court of Appeals has declared the records are public and its word is final, given the Supreme Court’s decision to stay out of it.

Never mind that Senate President Karen Fann – having lost her legal fight to keep the records from the public – has demanded that the ninjas “immediately make available all records within your custody or control, or within the custody or control of your subcontractors or other agents, with a substantial nexus to the audit.”

That’s a hard no from Cyber Ninjas CEO Doug Logan, who apparently isn't beholden to the courts or even to his own (supposed) boss, Fann.

https://www.azcentral.com/story/opinion ... 787204001/

[tek]

I'm hoping it is FAFO time for Logan

[Luke]

The Gateway House of Boys strikes again.

Maricopa County Supervisor Steve Chucri to resign after election-related recordings released
Jen Fifield Robert Anglen Arizona Republic

Maricopa County Supervisor Steve Chucri announced he will resign after recordings surfaced of him talking about the 2020 election and his county colleagues. In the leaked recordings, Chucri bashed the other supervisors for their lack of support of the Arizona Senate's audit of the county's general election, and indicated he thought there were fraudulent votes cast in the election. Chucri, a Republican who has represented the northeastern portion of the county since 2012, apologized in his statement Tuesday. "The comments I made were during a very turbulent time," he wrote. "My colleagues have every right to be both angry and disappointed with me. I should not have made such statements and offer my colleagues heartfelt apologies."

Chucri said his resignation will be effective Nov. 5. Board Chairman Jack Sellers said he was surprised by Chucri's resignation. He said he hadn't spoken to him about the recordings, and he didn't believe other supervisors had, either. Sellers said he hadn't even thought that Chucri resigning was an option — he was more confused with Chucri's comments in the recordings than angry about them. The majority-Republican supervisors have publicly shown a united front against the Senate's audit and confidence in the county's election results. Sellers said it was his goal to have county officials speak as one voice. "Never at any time did I hear Steve tell me that he couldn’t go along with us, or wasn’t supporting us."

Chucri initially supported an audit and was the lone vote in December against suing the Senate to try to block its subpoenas demanding the ballots and voting machines for the review. His tone changed after Senate Republican leaders announced that they had hired Cyber Ninjas in March, and has since said he does not support the audit. In the recordings published Monday on the far-right news site Gateway Pundit, Chucri was talking to leaders of We the People AZ Alliance, a local organization that led the charge to try togain support among state and county leaders for the audit. Shelby Busch, who founded the conservative organization in December with Steve Robinson and Eric Wnuck, told The Arizona Republic they recorded the conversations with Chucri in January and March.

In one conversation, Chucri told them he was surprised by his colleagues' opposition to the audit. "You know what I think it was?" Chucri said. "Gates got scared because he barely won, and Jack got scared because he only won by 200 votes, and if there was an audit and a recount, which is pretty bullshit by the way, what would happen in those two races? And that is way too self-serving.” Chucri was referring to Sellers and Supervisor Bill Gates, who won their races by tight margins in November. In response on Tuesday night, Gates and Sellers said their opposition to the audit had nothing to do with their own races, and they never told Chucri or anyone else it did. "If Whitney Walker got more votes than me," Gates said, referencing his opponent, "I shouldn't be serving." Chucri, in one of the recordings, also told them Supervisor Clint Hickman wanted to have a conversation about doing an audit at the end of last year but "didn't have the guts." Chucri said his colleagues "want to suck up and kiss up for your vote." Chucri also told them he regretted not expanding the county's hand-count audit before certifying the vote. He indicated there was a fraud, although he offered no evidence for such claims in the released recording. "I think it was done through dead people voting," he said. "I think it was multifaceted. I think there is a lot of cleanup here."
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Busch said the recordings showed Chucri would say whatever he thought the people wanted to hear with no real commitment. “If I had one question for Steve Chucri, it would be, ‘Who are you lying to? The board or the people?’” Busch said she didn’t expect that Chucri would resign over the recordings. She said she was shocked by his announcement. “It is sad that it has to come to this,” she said. Robinson, director of operations for the group, said he had mixed feelings over Chucri’s resignation. “We just want honesty and integrity from our elected officials," he said. Supervisor Steve Gallardo questioned the timing of the release of the recordings, a few days before the audit report was to be made public. He said the organization sat on information until it could use it to push its theory that the election was rigged against Trump. Gallardo was critical of We the People, saying Chucri was the only supervisor who went out of his way to work with members of the group, whom he descried as conspiracy theorists. He said he thought it was underhanded to record Chucri, then hold on to recordings for months. “We’re not dealing with rational people,” he said. “They will do whatever they can to move their mission forward, and that is the Big Lie.”

https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/po ... 808274001/

[Luke]

The Audit Telegram group owner notes the hearing still isn't on the website

Haplo Patryn, [22.09.21 03:24]
[In reply to Kamil Wayne]
We all do, but 2 days to go and it is STILL not listed on Arizona's Legislature LiveStreams page or events calandar. Arizona statute says they must post it at least 24 hours prior.

[raison de arizona]

All the authority she needs!

[Slim Cognito]

Who's going to be their new boogieman when Soros finally goes to his reward?

[Flatpoint High]

Who's going to be their new boogieman when Soros finally goes to his reward?

They're grooming Bill Gates for the position

[Uninformed]

“950k signatures”?

Are they from all the fraudulent voters?

[Frater I*I]

“950k signatures”?

Are they from all the fraudulent voters?

I signed it...

Look for first name: Hugh, last name: Just

I'll see myself out...

[Luke]

A little Telegram #AZAudit porn... they're turning on Randy Pullen.

Kay Kelly, [22.09.21 08:28]
[Forwarded from Pouissant]
Red Alert: Jovan Pulitzer Identifies Randy Pullen As The RINO Behind The Push to HIDE Critical Audit Details From The Public At Friday's Arizona Hearing

In his podcast on the 19th, Jovan speaks about shadowy old RINO/No-Name types behind the pressure being put on the Arizona Senate to redact and edit the audit results. He never mentions the name of the Cabal aligned assets, but instead flashes the wiki page of Randy Pullen, the former chair of the Arizona Republican Party.

This makes Mr. Pullen potentially an accessory to treason and guilty of racketeering.

Jovan requests polite calls/emails to AZ Senator Karen Fann at (602) 926-5874/Kfann@azleg.gov to push for FULL TRANSPARENCY.

No redactions, no edits, just the data for all to see. They know something must be released, but Jovan is inferring that the Cabal/RINO strategy is to exit Friday with the results being inconclusive.

In conjunction with the Facebook lobbyist now being the router/splunk arbitrator, a weak Friday result would delay AZ further and weaken the action in other states.

Wiki page flash at 48:42 mark.

https://www.pscp.tv/HuttonPulitzer/1MYGNmlPjeRKw

► Show Spoiler

DanieHQ17, [21.09.21 17:08]
This is the truth! Don’t trust Karen Fann or Wendy Rogers. They are enemies of We the people. They have been stringing this out because they know Trump Won! The only thing I don’t like about what is said in this video is fix it in 2022 - We won’t wait that long!! It gets FIXED FRIDAY, September 24, 2021!!! Too many Patriots are done with this

Bill4TruthTrump M, [21.09.21 19:13]
[Forwarded from Gaylon Walters]
Everybody needs to withdraw all their money from their bank accounts right now everybody not just there but everywhere in the United States everybody take your money out see what happens and watch the fireworks

Randy Browne, [21.09.21 22:45]
Everybody is on edge...I personally can't hardly wait for Friday.

Aliah Willowwand, [22.09.21 00:10]
[In reply to Arizona Audit Live Feeds]
Who can help start a new movement? NO TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Let us all take our money out of their fucking hands. ALL of them. EVERY country. Just fucking STOP paying taxes. Just STOP!!!!!!

Noor Watkins, [22.09.21 01:31]
[In reply to Maria]
From court. Trumps idiot lawyers are being sued for defamation and these documents were part of discovery

They all knew these fraud claims were horseshit. Now they will get their asses sued off

Salty Bastard, [22.09.21 04:44]
Arizona is run by old mafia money, mccain institute, carlos salinas mexican cartel, that's who runs the politician gangsters in Arizona, Janet napolitano is the US mexican cartel boss. You can bet your life it's dirty satanic freemasons that are running the world. research freemasons and the cabal and you will want to revive the anti-freemason party.

Brandon Ray, [22.09.21 07:29]
[In reply to Arizona Audit Live Feeds]
Think about this one... But if AZ audit proves foreign interference in our elections then what?! All I'm saying is if you look at the state of things right now, you may see that martial law is the only way to fix it all in one full swoop. Is this what the Insurrection Act was signed for? Or are we all about to have to take it back by force if the evidence is laughed off, not covered, or no one does anything?!

[Slim Cognito]

Bill4TruthTrump M, [21.09.21 19:13]
[Forwarded from Gaylon Walters]
Everybody needs to withdraw all their money from their bank accounts right now everybody not just there but everywhere in the United States everybody take your money out see what happens and watch the fireworks

Justa hunch, but I think the people who would do this don't have $10,000 between them. Not even a flea bite.

[Chilidog]

Who's going to be their new boogieman when Soros finally goes to his reward?

They're grooming Bill Gates for the position

But isn't he on the county board?

[Flatpoint High]

Who's going to be their new boogieman when Soros finally goes to his reward?

They're grooming Bill Gates for the position

But isn't he on the county board?

Always promote from within the Organization

[woodworker]

Bill4TruthTrump M, [21.09.21 19:13]
[Forwarded from Gaylon Walters]
Everybody needs to withdraw all their money from their bank accounts right now everybody not just there but everywhere in the United States everybody take your money out see what happens and watch the fireworks

Justa hunch, but I think the people who would do this don't have $10,000 between them. Not even a flea bite.

He is imaging the scene in Mary Poppins where the "Bank" collapses because of a run caused by a clerk's refusal to, IIRC, give one of the kids his tuppence (or it could have been a ha'penny).

[PaulG]

Bill4TruthTrump M, [21.09.21 19:13]
[Forwarded from Gaylon Walters]
Everybody needs to withdraw all their money from their bank accounts right now everybody not just there but everywhere in the United States everybody take your money out see what happens and watch the fireworks

Justa hunch, but I think the people who would do this don't have $10,000 between them. Not even a flea bite.

Why Bill? Why would you want this? Why would anyone think this was a good thing? (Besides, my money is in a 401k and I can't get at it.)

[LM K]

Logan has done an excellent job playing the mild mannered, bumbling fool.

He is smarter and in many ways dumber than I thought.

The Senate did not release the pdf of Logan's plan during their court ordered document dump.

Doug Logan masterminded banning the media from the Arizona ‘audit’

The plan to bar journalists from covering the Senate’s self-styled “audit” of the 2020 election in Maricopa County and only let them into Veterans Memorial Coliseum if they agreed to work 30 hours as volunteer observers was hatched and implemented by Doug Logan, the man hired to lead the election review.


In the days before the “audit,” the Senate announced that the media would not be able to attend the election review, which was taking place in a decades-old basketball arena, to document and report on the proceedings. Journalists would only be allowed to enter the building if they agreed to work 30 hours as volunteer observers — and they couldn’t bring notepads, take photos, record or do any of the duties that would qualify as reporting.

In an email exchange on April 22, Logan — a Trump supporter who spread baseless election fraud conspiracies, was a key player in the early efforts to overturn election results and tried to get the U.S. Senate to reject Joe Biden’s win — presented his “media response plan” to Senate liaison Ken Bennett, “audit” spokesman Randy Pullen, Cyber Ninjas attorney Alexander Kolodin and Thomson.

The exact details of the plan are unclear, because the Senate did not release the PDF file that Logan shared as part of Ken Bennett’s public record emails. However, Logan said he had made changes to a previous draft “to be clear that the rules are the same for all observers, verses (sic) something special for media.” The general rules for observers barred cell phones, cameras, writing implements and asking questions of “audit” officials.


But denying the media access to the “audit” resulted in more than just critical news coverage: The Arizona Mirror, Arizona Republic and the Arizona Broadcasters Association partnered to hire an attorney and threatened to sue the Arizona Senate for access to the ballot review on the grounds that barring the press was a constitutional violation. The Senate and the media groups reached an agreement that instead allowed a limited number of journalists to attend each day to observe from a press area up in the arena’s stands.


At the press conference the following day, after auditors attempted to bar a group of reporters from attending, Logan and Bennett said the observer requirement had been reduced from 30 hours to a single six-hour shift. However, journalists could still not bring notepads, take photos, record or do any of the duties that would qualify as reporting while observing.

Bennett also pledged to have daily press briefings, though there was never a single one.

The requirement to make reporters observers would have effectively meant that journalists could only report on the audit if they agreed to participate in it, a conflict with the ethics policies of many journalistic organizations, including the Arizona Mirror. And their ability to actually report on the events would be severely limited.

[raison de arizona]

Queseetions or discussion vill be verbottttteeennn!!!!

At least the creator of email will be there as spokesperson.

[Luke]

Here's the lineup:

[noblepa]

Who's going to be their new boogieman when Soros finally goes to his reward?

They will probably deny that he is dead.

We'll all be doing Chevy Chase flashbacks to SNL; "George Soros is still dead!".

[LM K]

Might the report actually be released?

[raison de arizona]

With this circus crew, anything could happen.

[tek]

Oh lord, Ayyadurai is on the presentation team?

Kick any hope of reality to the curb.

[Chilidog]

Oh lord, Ayyadurai is on the presentation team?

Kick any hope of reality to the curb.

It is kinda remarkable to watch Karen Fann sink further and further into the insanity of conspiracy theory nuttery.

It's totally embarrassing for the State of Arizona, though.

Just when Goldwater is but a distant memory, too.

[Tiredretiredlawyer]

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics ... uxbndlbing

Arizona Republic
Maricopa County Supervisor Steve Chucri to resign after election-related recordings released

Chucri initially supported an audit and was the lone vote in December against suing the Senate to try to block its subpoenas demanding the ballots and voting machines for the review. His tone changed after Senate Republican leaders announced that they had hired Cyber Ninjas in March, and has since said he does not support the audit.

In the recordings published Monday on the far-right news site Gateway Pundit, Chucri was talking to leaders of We the People AZ Alliance, a local organization that led the charge to try to gain support among state and county leaders for the audit.

Shelby Busch, who founded the conservative organization in December with Steve Robinson and Eric Wnuck, told The Arizona Republic they recorded the conversations with Chucri in January and March.

In one conversation, Chucri told them he was surprised by his colleagues' opposition to the audit.

"You know what I think it was?" Chucri said. "Gates got scared because he barely won, and Jack got scared because he only won by 200 votes, and if there was an audit and a recount, which is pretty bullshit by the way, what would happen in those two races? And that is way too self-serving.”

Chucri was referring to Sellers and Supervisor Bill Gates, who won their races by tight margins in November.