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Subject Joint Chiefs Chairman: 'Zero' Chance of Military Intervention in Disputed Election Results

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[quote:Captain KC Jones:MV80NzM2NzExXzg2Mjg0MTcxXzg1MzQ3MDI=]
[b]Disputed Election???? lolololol

What dispute????

Every case has been DISMISSED!!!

ELECTION HAS BEEN OVER FOR 5 MONTHS!![/b]
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You can repeat that over and over . That does not negate the fact poll watchers were denied entry to polling stations .  counting rooms were sealed and cardboard put up on windows .

First time EVER 5 entire states halted counting and thousands of sworn affidavits of vehicles coming in in the early morning hours bringing in ballots .

Demonstration of dominion voting systems being hacked in real time , demonstration of internet connection with TWO WAY COMMS to those voting machines made in china.

The mysterious " UPDATE " the night before the election .

So you see despite all of this the supereme court refused to hear these cases brought to them .

BECAUSE JOHN ROBERTS NAME WAS ON JEFF EPSTEINS LOLITA EXPRESS PASSENGER MANIFEST .

You KC just arent very bright . At all .
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Original Message October 12, 2020

The military is committed to its long apolitical tradition, so there is "zero" chance that troops will be sent into the streets in the event of disputed results in the November presidential election, Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Mark Milley said

When asked at a Sept. 23 White House news conference whether he would commit to a peaceful transfer of power if he loses, Trump said, "Well, we're going to have to see what happens. You know that. I've been complaining very strongly about the ballots."

But Milley isn't worried.

"This isn't the first time that someone has suggested that there might be a contested election," he said. "And if there is, it'll be handled appropriately by the courts and by the U.S. Congress."
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