Sidney Powell is using the son of 8chan/8kun (host of Qanon) owner Jim Watkins as an expert

[Nevilledog]

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Talk about hiding in plain sight. Sidney Powell is using the son of 8chan/8kun (host of Qanon) owner Jim Watkins as a "network & information cyber-security expert" in her court filing.
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[budkin]

1. She is obviously mentally ill

Makes sense considering Trump is as well.

[Mike 03]

5. It's a very far-out lawsuit.

I really wonder what the judge will do with it.

Will he want the testimony of all these witnesses who have filled out affidavits?

Or will he/she just toss the entire thing?

[brush]

8. So bizarre that evident insanity has reached the highest levels...

of government and republicans have been ok with it.

[OAITW r.2.0]

2. Talk about self-referential.....

[Mike 03]

3. Here's a link to the GA lawsuit if anyone wants to peruse it.

It's 104 pages long.

https://www.docdroid.com/e3rhDCz/complaint-cj-pearson-v-kemp-11252020-pdf

[Nevilledog]

4. And I read it has no table of contents

[Mike 03]

6. No table of contents.

I'm only on page 45. But I think I see Lou Dobbs cited on an upcoming page.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

12. It's insane.

They claim, among other things, that the Dominion software was developed to be sure Hugo Chavez won an election in Venezuela, and it's so insidious that there's no way to prove that its "ballot-stuffing" function actually exists! So if you can't prove something exists, the inability to prove that thing's existence is proof of its existence! Brilliant!

[Nevilledog]

17. Do you have a decoder ring I can use?

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[Mike 03]

7. I'm definitely no lawyer, but one thing that worries me a little bit

are the number of affidavits and supposed witnesses alleging they saw ballots for Trump placed in piles of ballots for Biden and other observations, and some former Hugo Chavez security people who claim the Dominion systems were manipulable. Some of them are silly, like several witnesses saying that poll workers were "mean" to Republicans but "nice" to Democrats.

I believe affidavits are signed under penalty of perjury, and so I'm wondering if the judge/judges will actually give these claims weight, and maybe elicit their testimony. These witnesses are risking a lot by participating in this lawsuit, one would think.

What constitutes "evidence"? Will a judge find that these witnesses are worth examining, or will the whole thing just be tossed?

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

10. These idiots don't care about signing perjured affidavits, but

the judge will put this whole mess out in the alley to be picked up with the other trash. A huge pile of bullshit is still bullshit even if it's a huge pile.

[Mike 03]

11. I hope so. I was just thinking, no amount of money in the world would be enough

to get me to lie on an affidavit or in front of a judge.

I wonder why these people do it? If they were paid, isn't that a crime in itself?

(just rhetorical or unanswerable questions, I guess)

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

13. Crazy people do crazy things.

[Mc Mike]

9. So it's watson, powell, flynn, and the froggies.

[struggle4progress]

14. A gigantic conspiracy by GA Gov and SoS to steal the election from St Donald the Maganificent!

With illegal help from zombies like Hugo Chavez! Talk about suspicious, there was a water leak! We must also disregard all the absentee ballots that were never returned!

[Elwood P Dowd]

15. She is the new version of Roscoe P Coltrane

trying to catch the Dukes for Boss Hog Trump.

[Brother Buzz]

16. The Edge... there is no honest way to explain it

The Edge... there is no honest way to explain it because the only people who really know where it is are the ones who have gone over. - Hunter S. Thompson

[gratuitous]

18. "Expert" Watkins gained his expertise by reading the user manual?

Yeah, that sounds persuasive.

[PCIntern]

19. She makes Orly Taitz look like Louis Brandeis.

[Gothmog]

20. That idiot will not be accepted as an expert in any court