This is another very strange anomaly in my eyes. How convenient that a 20 year old building had a massive water leak during the evening of ballot counting.

I've been in the pluming industry my entire adult life and pipes just don't burst suddenly. They slow leak. The only cases of bursting are under higher than normal pressure and accidental(workers accidentally drill or damage).

https://www.politico.com/news/2020/11/03/burst-pipe-delays-atlanta-absentee-vote-433988

There has to be some kind of investigation into this.
Who reported it? Who fixed it? How much water was lost?
WHAT CAUSED IT?
Why did they tell the people to stop counting the votes??
Where they in some type of danger?
Where was the leak in relation to the physical counting??


I want to see our resident Libs/Dems explain this high strangeness. No coincidence here I'm sure...

Yep. It's a series of coincidences that is only rivaled by Ocean's 11.

The conspiracy theorist in me would say it was a front to move people from a certain area so that more friendly ballots could be brought in. The counters would be brought back to where they were and be none the wiser.

"Once is happenstance. Twice is coincidence. The third time it's enemy action."

At the press conference today they said it wasn't a burst pipe, it was the shut off valve on one of the toilets that was leaking.

Yeah especially when it's not winter and in ATL!

It was an Ocean's Eleven style ballot planting/swapping operation. ETA: South Platte beat me to it.

Jonathan Taylor Thomas said:

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At the press conference today they said it wasn't a burst pipe, it was the shut off valve on one of the toilets that was leaking.

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Ok, so a relative small leak at that. Why did they stop the counting??

Jonathan Taylor Thomas said:

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At the press conference today they said it wasn't a burst pipe, it was the shut off valve on one of the toilets that was leaking.

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You mean the people counting votes for President weren't smart enough to turn a valve?

birdman said:

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Jonathan Taylor Thomas said:

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At the press conference today they said it wasn't a burst pipe, it was the shut off valve on one of the toilets that was leaking.

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You mean the people counting votes for President weren't smart enough to turn a valve?

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Haha. "Everybody out of the building. NOW!!!"

Holy Gangs of New York

The explanation is at 17:10

This guy is a Republican fyi. Just like the Georgia SOS.

Shakes the Clown said:

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This is another very strange anomaly in my eyes. How convenient that a 20 year old building had a massive water leak during the evening of ballot counting.

I've been in the pluming industry my entire adult life and pipes just don't burst suddenly. They slow leak. The only cases of bursting are under higher than normal pressure and accidental(workers accidentally drill or damage).

https://www.politico.com/news/2020/11/03/burst-pipe-delays-atlanta-absentee-vote-433988

There has to be some kind of investigation into this.
Who reported it? Who fixed it? How much water was lost?
WHAT CAUSED IT?
Why did they tell the people to stop counting the votes??
Where they in some type of danger?
Where was the leak in relation to the physical counting??


I want to see our resident Libs/Dems explain this high strangeness. No coincidence here I'm sure...

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Well, one of my client's brand new building 300K SF in McLean, VA (MITRE) had a big ass roof drain burst on a stormy night back in 2016 or 18. Flooded two of the lowest floors 3' a the lowest, it was a cluster f*ck!

**** happens!

But why evacuate when it's in a different part of the building not impacted by the failure.

Higher than normal valve-hammer activity could cause a pressure spike to burst a pipe.

Man-Bear-Pig.