@Rochelle posted:

Prove it. Prove that he counted more than were in the boxes.

By law, the only way you can prove it is AFTER a declaration.

Either Claudette declares on what is in front of her, or she not declare. This will result in the same outcome: APNU remains in power. 

Because of the recount everyone knows how many votes were in the boxes. Those totals were universally published. Even Lowenfield submitted them to the Commission on June 16, 2020. Now while it is inexcusable for him to remove votes in his previous two declarations, it is laughable that he would now be able to usher in some 15k ghosts to add to his declaration of yesterday.

I was watching an Eddy Layne show last night with Juan Edgill, Sanjeev and Priya and they all seem quite relaxed and mostly amused by Lowenfield's most recent joke. At one point Juan said that it was Saturday Night so it was like SNL. The PPP are not worried by all the nonsense coming from Congress Place. They are out and about talking about the comedy show that is being put on by the PNC.

Meanwhile the PNC has pretty much gone into hiding. They are afraid to face the media or anyone else.

It will all end with Granger being further shamed while the PPP/C assume the government.

@Rochelle posted:

Return to my thread. I said the 661,378 figure of registered voters who voted was questionable. 

That 460k figure is far more realistic than 661k, or 82% of the population. 

Please explain the 475,000.

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That cartoon has a resemblance to the Statue at the Square of Revolution, modern day Cuffy. I wonder if Indians could demand it be taken down.

@seignet posted:

That cartoon has a resemblance to the Statue at the Square of Revolution, modern day Cuffy. I wonder if Indians could demand it be taken down.

Why should they? Not necessary. That would be deemed big provocation, rightly so. Live and let live.

@seignet posted:

That cartoon has a resemblance to the Statue at the Square of Revolution, modern day Cuffy. I wonder if Indians could demand it be taken down.

Cuffy was a freedom fighter and a national hero.  Why would Indians want to take down his statue?