Shorter answer
There was no election interference
Shorter answer
There was no election interference because there was no legal election because the DCCorp at the time of the election in 2020 was defunct...
There was no document issue because in the records act. When the agency and or department is defunct and it would be as it DCCorp was in Bankruptcy receivership. The records then go back to the originator aka the Presidents desk which is in Florida.
The Miltary and CIC came before the Constitution. Parts if not all of the constitution is suspended. We are living and operating under the law of war manual.
The Boligerate Occupiers can be removed at any time.
So we are under Marital Law...and Constitutional State Law.
Once the clown show is over. There has to be Constitutional Congress, New Articles of Confederation and a New Election. We went from 1776 to 1789 before Washington was elected. During that 13 years there were 8 appointed Presidents.
I'm a Crazy Scots-Irishman Blue Blood... It's probably not a good idea to listen to me...everything I say is of my opinion. I'm not a good place to get investment advise...
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