OpenInk - Georgia 2020 Election Info with Gregg Phillips and Catherine Englebrecht Tonight

OpenInk – Georgia 2020 Election Info with Gregg Phillips and Catherine Englebrecht Tonight

August 21, 2023
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If you don’t have an account yet on OpenInk, you might want to consider getting that done before this evening. It’s already an interesting source of information, but what is there is only the beginning.

Tonight a huge collection of materials related to the 2020 elections in Georgia will be dropped. Gregg and Catherine are doing a livestream about it tonight.

Why is this important? Because when they dropped all of the Konnech information and related investigative articles, Konnech dropped the lawsuit against them. If the same holds true, whatever they plan to drop tonight should bring about the end of the current Georgia lawsuit against President Trump and the others.

So let’s look at the chatter leading up to it. (All screenshots below taken by me.)

Guessing this will be proved true in the next 24 hours.

Here are a few Truth Social screenshots related to what is coming today.

BTW… Gregg changed his Truth Social header to this photo. This is the shot after the last 2020 rally in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Trump tweeted this out, took it down, and then put it back up. Note the part I’ve circled in yellow.

Close-up where it clearly shows Catherine Englebrecht’s name.

Except when Trump put the photo back up on Twitter a few minutes later, the circled part had been removed. (And for some reason I cannot find my copy of that tweet this morning. But I’ve seen it many times.) But Catherine’s name was gone and Trump was pointing out to the anons who were following him at the time (which did not include me) that Catherine was important.

(As an aside… I cannot wait to see what they have on Michigan. It’s probably worse than Georgia.)

A few more from the +++ account.

Regarding the 67,284 number that Gregg truthed out and then deleted, I think it is either Trump’s margin of victory in Fulton County or the number of fraudulent votes in Fulton County. I wouldn’t bet any serious money on these guesses, but that’s my guess based on the population numbers of that county.