BUSTED - Asst AG New Hampshire & 4 Mystery Ballot Boxes - Audit - Update Pg 3

I just did a print screen of the live audit (@ about 10:40 am) of Jeff Silvestro (LHS/Dominion) talking to Asst AG Anne Edwards (who showed up before the audio/video went down for nearly 90 minutes) and also Nicholas Chong Yen is in the screenshot. Why is Jeff Silvestro allowed to be a part of an investigation of his company?

https://imgur.com/YdX2Bza

https://imgur.com/JU3CeZS

From TGP article "Why is the LHS Associates guy, Jeff Silvestro, whose business stands to lose large if these ballot-counting machines prove to be the source of the problem (we use them all over the state), there every day all day chatting up the NH AG’s office reps on site, Ann Edwards and Nick Chong Yen?"

Last Edited by ElleMira on 05/17/2021 11:01 AM

Here is a picture of Jeff Silvestro and another LHS employee doing the actual counting of mail-in votes in Boston, MASS in Nov 2020.
[link to www.bostonherald.com (secure)]

Why did they have access?

That Asst AG of NY doesn't make much money for a lawyer. Here is a document where Yen is getting a raise to 80K a year. That sounds like a very low amount. Am I missing something?
[link to sos.nh.gov (secure)]


I'd like to see his car and house to see how much he is making on the side.

Just one more thing on Asst AG Yen. While in law school he went to work for some high profile law suit lawyers. [link to www.levineblit.com (secure)]

From there he went the government route, starting as a county lawyer, then worked his way up thru the state AG office.
[link to www.linkedin.com (secure)]

According to wikipedia the office of New Hampshire Attorney General is currently vacant. If Yen successfully ruins the recount I am sure he will be appointed AG.
[link to en.wikipedia.org (secure)]

Last Edited by Doctor Congo on 05/17/2021 11:33 AM

I don't know much about him - only that he lived in Canada up until about 8 years ago and then moved to New Hampshire. His High School is listed as St. Thomas of Villanova College in Ontario Canada.

Project Veritas:

N.H.'s Top Voter Fraud Enforcement Officer Nicholas Chong Yen: I Am "Unaware Of A Voter ID Card In New Hampshire" (Yes, "New Hampshire requires voters to present photo identification (ID) while voting" - how the heck doe he not know that!!??)

O'Keefe: "I Have To Question Why Chong Yen Is Still In His Position"



Veritas Investigation Leads NH Attorney General To Admit ‘We Need To Do Better’
NH AG Promises Internal Reforms After Veritas 'Double Voter' Exposé
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Top State Election Official Unaware State Issues Voter Identification Cards

“I appreciated the opportunity to sit with the deputy attorney general and the others to present what we found on our own—but, it was galling to hear Chong Yen, who leads the election law enforcement office, tell me that there is no such thing as a Voter ID card in New Hampshire,” he said.

Project Veritas presented Young, Boffett and Chong Yen the results of their own investigation two days prior, including Marzello’s admission he voted in the same election as himself and as a character he invented, Helen Elisabeth Ashley. Marzello’s efforts to secure the Voter ID for his Ashley character that triggered his investigation and that fraudulent Voter ID was part of the case file.

“If Chong Yen, the top voter and election fraud enforcement officer in the state, does not know about the Voter ID card, I have to question why Chong Yen is still in his position. He looked right at me and said he was ‘unaware of a Voter ID Card in New Hampshire,’ when the Voter ID card for fake voter ‘Helen Ashley’ was in the case file that given to him,” said O'Keefe.
[link to www.projectveritas.com (secure)]

Last Edited by ElleMira on 05/17/2021 11:50 AM

[link to www.villanovacollege.org (secure)]
St. Thomas of Villanova College is an extremely nice school with excellent teachers and a 15:1 classroom ratio. It's wonderful.

But it costs over 20K Canadian yearly to attend. He must come from a very rich family.

I would like to investigate his family to see if there are any connections to politics, especially Trudeau, but I can find nothing.

Last Edited by Doctor Congo on 05/17/2021 11:57 AM

Great Questiin

Or why are there folks from California assisting...

Or why are they refusing Jovan Pulitzer assistance???

Voting Voices or whatever it is called recently had some longstanding members resign...
I C loyalties to American hating $0r0$

i believe we have firing squads...

Your argument is weak to start.

But then you completely gut it by showing a fictional map.

Sweet Jesus, you half wits honestly believe the con man won California? Lmao

What possible difference does it make at this point?

Trump lost and bigly at that!

I say light a candle and say a prayer!

One big clusterfuck of corruption great thread girl .5* and some green.

In case you didn't know:
Yes, New Hampshire used Dominion machines in the 2020 election.

[link to www.lifesitenews.com (secure)]
CONCORD, New Hampshire, February 26, 2021 (LifeSiteNews) — The New Hampshire attorney general’s office is moving to confiscate voting machines that were found to have “shorted” Republican candidates by 6% of votes in the 2020 election.

After a 24-vote margin in a state race triggered a recount in the city of Windham, officials found that vote scanners owned by Dominion Voting Systems shorted Republican candidates between 297 and 303 votes, or 6% of the total vote.

7.00, 3.50 each for the last two posts

why have courts? If someone is murdered you cant bring them back so why even have a trial

LMAO

One of the Windham residents filmed the AG Chief making the following statement this morning:

https://imgur.com/RV3OSKO

-50%

Windham, NH Audit Update: Early Results Are Troubling As Dominion Rep’s Presence Continues

By Michelle Edwards -May 17, 2021
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The audit, which UncoverDC has been reporting on since March as SB43 was still being drafted, is beginning to catch the nation’s attention. All three auditors selected (Harri Hursti, Mark Lindeman, and Phillip Stark) have ties to left-leaning Verified Voting and have publicly stated there is no credible evidence of fraud in the 2020 election. State Senator Bob Giuda—who has been a steadfast advocate for voter integrity, along with Eyring and many others in the Windham community—has also expressed concern over the NH Attorney General’s office conducting a thorough forensic audit.

After discovering that the live stream of the audit, which is supposed to be a 24-hour operation, was offline for almost two hours last Wednesday night, uncertainty towards the position of the AG’s office has continued to raise questions. Assistant AG Anne Edwards spent quite a bit of time last week speaking at the audit facility to Jeff Silvestro, head of LHS Associates, an operation that exclusively maintains the Dominion voting machines in the Granite State, as well as in much of New Hampshire.
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As day five of the audit gets underway, Lisa Mazur and other members of the Government Integrity Project are still trying to ascertain whether the memory cards from the four voting machines in Windham have been jeopardized during the audit. And, they continue to question why Jeff Silvestro’s car is in the parking lot of the Edward Cross Training Center in Pembroke, NH, where the Windham audit takes place. They attempted to ask Silvestro on Friday, but he ignored them and drove away in his car. They would like to know:

1) Who invited him to their audit?
2) Why is he allowed to be part of an investigation of his own company?

[link to uncoverdc.com (secure)]

He lives in a $250k ish ranch on a city block with no yard. Google map street view shows a Dodge charger or similar parked in front, maybe a state issued vehicle, cant tell because plate is blurred. Had to search Concord NH GIS using his gf/spouse/roommate name.

That's actually quite modest. I'll take your word for it -thank you for not putting his address or any identifying info.

PeNcE..the biggest traitor in American History...Spot on.

Hillary?
Is that you?

Interesting - more info on Silvestro and his side kick at LHS - Ken Hajjar - a history of voter intimidation, threatening to rig elections and stuffing ballots, WOW:

NH local politics
Around the same time he joined LHS, Hajjar got involved with Londonderry politics. He first entered town politics in the late 1980s[6], most likely late 1989. Throughout his political career, Hajjar served on numerous committees: the Budget Committee, Capital Planning Committee, Zoning Board, and others. His friend and boss at LHS, John Silvestro, was also active in Londonderry politics, serving on the Budget Committee with Hajjar.

Among many other town politicians, Hajjar gained an unfavorable reputation as an authoritarian bully. He was accused of forcefully trying to squash opposing beliefs and adopting an air of moral superiority. Some town politicians, in fact, saw him as corruptly representing the interests of the real-estate industry. Hajjar, on the other hand, viewed himself as battling constant negativity from the people of Londonderry.[8] And he openly disparaged their idea that a local cabal of "good ole boys" or realtors was controlling town politics.[6]

One political issue Hajjar got involved in was the decision to site an AES power plant in Londonderry. Hajjar fervently supported the plant, speaking in favor of it at town meetings (including one in August 1998[9]). The town held a non-binding referendum over the power plant siting in 1999, which Hajjar disturbingly threatened to rig. On February 3, Hajjar called into a radio show and angrily attacked two women guests who were activists against the AES plant. When the radio host said the voters would decide on the power plant, Hajjar responded "We'll just stuff the ballots". The women were horrified, especially upon learning that he worked for LHS, the state's election contractor. They told John Silvestro, who dismissed their concerns before getting angry and walking away. On election day (March 9), Hajjar visited the polls repeatedly, announcing his intention to vote multiple times. Ultimately, the AES measure was defeated, but the town council passed it anyway

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