Opa-locka Postal Facilty that Allegedly holds Uncounted Ballots, is the SAME Facility that Processed Cesar Sayoc's Pipe Bombs

What is going on in Opa-Locka, Florida?

The same mail processing facility that is allegedly holding uncounted absentee ballots, was also responsible for sending Cesar Sayoc’s fake pipe bombs through the system.

The postal service is currently investigating ballots mailed through the Opa-locka processing center, as reported by The Miami Herald:

The U.S. Postal Service is investigating its handling of absentee ballots mailed through a sorting facility in Opa-locka to “verify that all ballots have been handled in accordance to USPS service standards.”

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A small group of activists gathered outside the federal building on Friday claiming possible voter suppression and sharing photographs they claimed showed scores of uncounted ballots sitting inside the facility’s mail room.

“At this time, we have no information to suggest any ballots were not properly handled and provided to local election officials, per our established process,” said Debra J. Fetterly, a USPS spokesperson with the South Florida District. “The Postal Service recommends that ballots be mailed as early as possible, in order to receive a postmark prior to or on Election Day.”

Local activists said an employee of the mailroom claimed scores of ballots had been sitting there for up to several weeks. But the Miami-Dade County Supervisor of Elections office said there was “zero” chance any ballots had been invalidated during the mailing process and that any ballots mailed late would eventually be delivered to them.

Zero chance?

So why is there need for an investigation?

It should be noted that Miami-Dade is one of the most Democrat-heavy areas in Florida.

Despite losing Florida in 2016, Hillary Clinton defeated Trump by nearly 300,000 votes in Miami-Dade county.

If Democrats needed dirty deeds done in Florida, this would seem to be the perfect area to find willing accomplices.

Miami New Times is reporting that the below photos prove there are uncounted ballots currently inside the Opa-locka processing facility.

Miami-Dade County announced today that it has finished counting votes for the 2018 election.

But photos obtained by New Times show scores of mail-in ballots sitting inside an Opa-locka mail distribution center — the same center that wasevacuated last month after alleged mail bomber Cesar Sayoc’s pipe bombs passed through the facility.

Yes, Cesar Sayoc’s pipe bombs. Whether the above photos prove anything is questionable. The photos came from an anonymous party, possibly the postal worker already mentioned.

But the story is not hard to believe considering Cesar Sayoc’s pipe bombs passed through this very same facility. They supposedly passed through and didn’t get a postmark, in fact.

Here’s an excerpt from my October 27 article about Sayoc:

2. Look hard at this envelope…

This is the envelope sent to CNN for John Brennan. The perpetrator can’t spell Brennan, nor can he spell Florida, despite supposedly living there. I think the misspellings just add to the intended end correlation of Republicans being idiots.

I see it as just a little bonus psychological warfare for the American sheeple (those who won’t think for themselves). They want you and I to look at that envelope and draw the conclusion that Republicans are uneducated.

I think we are both smarter than that. But millions of people are not.

But the misspellings aren’t the biggest story here. There is no postmark. The media has not changed the narrative and still contends that the packages were mailed. So how does one mail a fake pipe bomb for $3.00 AND avoid having the package postmarked. Sayoc certainly didn’t hand deliver them all. He surely had some help.

According to Dr. Eowyn:

According to the New York Post, at least some of the parcels had passed through a USPS mail processing center in Opa-Locka, Florida. New York Times says: “Though investigators initially believed that some of the packages were delivered by hand or courier, they have now concluded that all 10 were likely sent through the mail, a person briefed on the matter said.”

Strangely, although the packages had gone through the US Postal Service (USPS), they do not have the USPS postmark, stamp cancellation lines, and barcode that must be applied BEFORE a letter or package is delivered to the addressee. (See USPS’s “How A Letter Travels“)