Timothy Birdnow

GBI Strategies and vote fraud.

From the arricle:

On October 8, 2020, an individual deposited a batch of around 8,000 to 10,000 fully completed voter registration applications in Muskegon, Michigan—an event that was unmistakably observed by City Clerk Ann Meisch.

After examining the voter applications, the following findings emerged:

• Several forms seemed to have been filled out by the same person.
• Multiple forms contained inaccurate or nonexistent addresses.
• Errors were present in the provided phone numbers.
• Signatures displayed inconsistencies.

On October 16, the Muskegon Police Department was contacted to initiate an investigation.

Subsequently, on October 20, the same individual submitted an additional 2,500 forms.

The intervention of Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel’s Office occurred on October 21. Two members from AG Dana Nessel’s Criminal Investigation Division were assigned to oversee the process. Strangely, however, she never made any public mention of the investigation.

Michigan State Police also joined the effort, with an assigned investigator conversing with the female suspect. The suspect revealed that she was receiving a weekly payment of $1150 "to find unregistered voters and provide them with a form so they can get registered to vote or obtain their absentee ballot”.

Following weeks of meticulous documentation and investigation, the Michigan police handed the case over to the FBI. Remarkably, the FBI chose to conceal the findings promptly after assuming control of the investigation.

The report identified the entity ‘GBI Strategies‘ as the orchestrator of the plan. GBI Strategies LLC:

• holds affiliations with the Biden campaign and several Democratic campaign committees.
• commenced its operations in 2014.
• received a payment of $1,571,386 from the Doug Jones for Senate campaign in 2018.

This organization had divisions spanning across the country

‘GBI Strategies’ was implicated in what the report indicates as extensive and systematic voter fraud occurring in various areas within the state.

During their investigation at a specific Michigan location (Southfield), the police discovered:

• Voter registration forms that were partially filled out.
• A collection of "pelican cases in the room with semi-automatic rifles joined with suppressors, optics and customized pistols.”
• A case holding "4 rifles and 4 pistols.”
• A multitude of "new phones” and a substantial quantity of "pre-paid payment cards.”

According to Michigan State Senator Ruth Johnson, a former Secretary of State:

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