Reporter : Xiao Jing / Editor: Mei Lan / https://www.ntdtv.com/gb/2020/11/06/a102980889.html / Direct translation
Image : The staff of the Pennsylvania Post Office broke the news that their postmaster ordered that all late ballots submitted on November 4th, 5th, and 6th be stamped with the "November 3" election day postmark. (Video screenshot)
James O'Keefe, the founder of the American conservative organization "Project Veritas" (Project Veritas), recently released a series of interview videos exposing the state of Pennsylvania and Michigan The existence of serious vote counting cheating. The report quoted an informed post office staff member who revealed that their postmaster ordered that all ballots mailed over the election day be stamped with the "November 3" postmark.
A postman from the Erie County Post Office in Pennsylvania told O'Keeffe on the 5th that he accidentally heard the postmaster's order requesting that late expired ballots be valid.
"I shouldn't have heard the news. I was one of the last people to deliver votes to this building. I don't even think he (at the time) realized I was still there," he said.
According to the postman, on the morning of the 5th, he saw the postmaster Rob Weisenbach pull his supervisor Darrell Locke aside.
"He was pulling the supervisor at the time, and (the place of conversation) was really close to me, so I could hear it. I heard him say to the supervisor that they mixed up yesterday." He was curious at the time, "What did they mix up? ?"
"He told the supervisor that they had already postmarked the 4th ballot with 3rd. They should have marked these ballots as (November) 3rd." The postman continued, his supervisor was worried because He is loyal to God, but he actually hates Trump.
"All the ballot papers that will be delivered today (November 5), tomorrow, and yesterday should have been postmarked (November) 3rd." The postman said.
He also revealed that there is no doubt that the order to continue accepting votes is still valid now-two days after the election, "considering that they will still let us accept votes tomorrow (November 6)."
The postman said that his supervisor and postmaster Weissenbach were in a daily conference call with regional leaders to coordinate with other post offices on the issue of falsifying ballots.
"They told us that they held a special and secure meeting at the top, and one of the postmaster Weissenbach and Stephanie (Weisenbach’s assistants) told us to make sure that we continue to accept votes and hand them over directly Supervisor." The postman said.
O'Keeffe then called the postmaster to verify the incident, but Weissenbach said, "I don't speak to reporters like you," and then hung up.
A few hours before press time, O'Keeffe also said in another tweet that he had received the revelation from the second Penn State post office whistleblower, confirming that the postmaster ordered the late ballots to be sent away and entered an illegal vote count.
This postman is from Coraopolis, Pennsylvania. He said: "Wednesday, November 4, we checked the time. Then, the postmaster told us that if we find any votes at work, we collect them, keep them in plastic boxes separately, and bring them back. Then we will put them in another plastic box and send them out for counting."
"I am sure that the postal date has been tampered with. There is no doubt that I am very worried." The postman said.
According to Pennsylvania law, ballots must be postmarked before 8pm on the day of the general election on November 3, otherwise they are invalid and cannot be counted.
O'Keeffe then called the local postmaster James Malia to ask about the incident. Mary only responded, "I can introduce you to our public relations staff," and then hung up.
The day before, in Michigan, post office staff also disclosed similar incidents of election cheating.
In addition to the revelations by post office personnel, O'Keeffe also stated in a public video that his organization has received thousands of revelations and is under careful review and will be disclosed in the near future.
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