Panic In Georgia. The truth is coming out

Originally posted by thecurious1 ↑

They will have a chance to give an update on their treatment.

Have a read of the facts regarding what happened at the SFA too.

"Freeman and Moss were inundated with hateful, threatening messages on social media. Freeman received at least 420 emails and 75 text messages, including one that said, “We know where you live, we coming to get you.” She shuttered her clothing boutique, deactivated her personal social media pages, and changed her phone number and email. Freeman reported to police that strangers were knocking on her door. The police added Freeman’s house to their patrols of the area."

"Trump mentioned Freeman 18 times and Fulton 14 times. He falsely claimed Freeman scanned the same set of ballots three times at State Farm Arena. “We did an audit of that, and we proved conclusively that they were not scanned three times,” Raffensperger said. Trump did not let up. “Fulton County is totally corrupt and so is she—totally corrupt,” he said of Freeman."

https://www.wabe.org/inside-the-most-beleaguered-election-office-in-the-nation/

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Freeman lodges defamation case against The Gateway Pundit.

Good to see.

Fun times ahead.

Looking forward to the Kraken cases as well.

Dec 2 (Reuters) - Two Georgia election workers targeted by former U.S. President Donald Trump in a vote-rigging conspiracy theory have sued a far-right website that trumpeted the false story, alleging it incited months of death threats and harassment against them.

The defamation suit against The Gateway Pundit was filed Thursday by Wandrea "Shaye" Moss, a voter registration officer in the Fulton County elections office, and her mother, Ruby Freeman, who was a temp worker for the 2020 election. The women were featured in a Reuters report https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/usa-election-threats-georgia published Wednesday on their ordeal.

The lawsuit names the Pundit, its founder and editor Jim Hoft, and his brother, writer Joe Hoft. It alleges they repeatedly published demonstrably false claims that portrayed the women as "traitors" who conspired to "steal the presidential election in Georgia."

A lawyer for Jim Hoft and The Gateway Pundit did not immediately respond to a comment request Thursday morning. Joe Hoft did not respond to a comment request.

https://news.trust.org/item/20211202152653-puvsk/