John Fredericks: All Hell Is About To Break Loose In Georgia

Explosive news coming out of Georgia via John Fredericks:

โ€œWeโ€™ve got two organizations called OpSec and True the Vote. Heather Mullins from One America News broke this story today on my radio show. Thereโ€™s coming video where there are basically about 240 what Iโ€™m going to call ballot traffickers in Georgia. And so what they did is they went around to the drop boxes all around the state, with each of them averaging about  24 drop boxes each. What they would do is go there in the middle of the night, this is all on video, and they would empty back packs with gloves on full of ballots into these drop boxes.

This is totally illegal, because the way even Staceyโ€™s Law, the illegal consent decree, was written, itโ€™s โ€œone person, one voteโ€ in the drop box. No harvesting.โ€

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