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WEEK 331 / 337 The Deposition
Vol. 5 ·  Chapter 34 The Audit · Oct 12 – Oct 18, 2021
Manga panel 1 of 5, Week 331 “The Deposition”: The twelfth of October, the capitol steps in Lansing. A demand for an audit in a state that has already counted twice.
THE TWELFTH. THE CAPITOL STEPS IN LANSING, AND A DEMAND TO AUDIT A STATE ALREADY COUNTED TWICE.
Big rally in Michigan yesterday, unbelievable spirit and knowledge of what went on with respect to voting and vote counting in the 2020 Presidential Election.…
Manga panel 2 of 5, Week 331 “The Deposition”: The thirteenth. A condition set out plainly: settle 2020 first, or nobody votes in the two elections after it.
If we don't solve the Presidential Election Fraud of 2020 (which we have thoroughly and conclusively documented)…
Manga panel 3 of 5, Week 331 “The Deposition”: The thirteenth. A judge in Georgia refuses to let anyone look at the ballots, and the door stays shut.
Here we go again. After a very long wait, a judge in Georgia refuses to let us look at the ballots, which I have little doubt are terrible.…
Manga panel 4 of 5, Week 331 “The Deposition”: The eighteenth of October. He sits for hours and answers questions under oath about a scuffle outside his own tower in 2015.
ON THE EIGHTEENTH HE SITS FOR FOUR HOURS AND ANSWERS UNDER OATH ABOUT A SCUFFLE OUTSIDE HIS OWN TOWER IN 2015.
"The Klu Klux Klan dressed protester case should have never been brought as the plaintiffs have no one to blame but themselves.…
Manga panel 5 of 5, Week 331 “The Deposition”: The same day, a lawsuit: the papers of a presidency against a committee of the Congress. He is in court twice on the eighteenth.
Today, President Donald J. Trump filed a lawsuit in defense of the Constitution, the Office of the President, and the future of our nation…
THE SAME DAY, A LAWSUIT. HE IS IN COURT TWICE ON THE EIGHTEENTH, ON BOTH SIDES OF THE TABLE.
TO BE CONTINUED →

This week in the saga

On the twelfth he stands on the capitol steps in Lansing and asks Michigan to audit an election it has already counted twice. On the thirteenth he sets out a condition in two sentences: settle 2020, or Republicans will not be voting in 2022 or 2024 — a threat made against his own side. Then the eighteenth, which holds both halves of his position at once. In the morning he files suit against a committee of the Congress to keep the records of his presidency sealed. In the afternoon he sits at the end of a bare table, under oath and on videotape, and answers questions for hours about security guards and a scuffle outside his own tower in 2015. The same man, the same day, on both sides of the table.

Readers' Corner

Letters from the readership on Week 331. Pick a pen name — no account needed.

Opening the mailbag…