Explosive Revelation: Fani Willis Linked To Massive Election Fraud And Money Laundering RICO Enterprise!

Fani Willis and Alvin Bragg have something in common. Both are trying to convict President Trump on bogus charges. But, they also have something else in common.

Both had their campaigns financed by a money laundering operation. It was discovered that a money laundering operation run through Act Blue was raising an incredible amount of money from unemployed people in a different state.

Georgia Senate candidate Raphael Warnock received $24 million from this scheme, Gretchen Whitmer received $18 million, Alvin Bragg collected a massive amount of contributions from that operation.

From The Gateway Pundit

This systematic funneling of illicit campaign finance funds was also identified in the Wisconsin Supreme Court race of Janet Protasiewicz. The Janet for Justice campaign took in massive amounts of money from “Individual Contributors” who were also identified as part of the nationwide ActBlue money laundering RICO enterprise.

How much does it take to buy a seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court in 2023? Over $23.3 million, was raised, mostly from leftist PACs funded largely through Soros linked organizations and the ActBlue money laundering enterprise.

The nationwide ActBlue money mules and smurfs made massive numbers of individual contributions to the PACs that largely financed the Janet for Justice campaign.

Should the people of Wisconsin be concerned about the purchase of a Wisconsin Supreme Court seat via a massive nationwide money laundering scheme using the stolen identities of the elderly?

And let us not forget about Fani Willis:

Not one of these Democrats have returned a single penny of this laundered money from the RICO operation.

From The Gateway Pundit

Another point of interest was that many of the campaign contributions to the Fani Willis campaign were from out-of-state contributors. Many of these out-of-state contributors fit the profile of the ActBlue money laundering scheme victims and participants that we had identified in every single state across America.

You can check the names for yourself using the FEC campaign finance database “HERE”.

The out of state “SMURFS” raised significant suspicions.

Why would elderly people who do not contribute in their own local elections be interested in making campaign contributions to a little known Georgia district attorney beginning in 2022?

Upon further investigation, a pattern seemed to emerge yet again. When contacted about making campaign contributions to Fani Willis, one of the elderly people on the list stated that she had never made a single campaign finance contribution to her campaign. She assured me that she had not made multiple campaign contributions.

Another interesting pattern raised significant questions. Why had this particular “campaign contributor” been using addresses in multiple states to make campaign contributions? Upon further investigation this “Fani Willis Campaign Contributor” was registered to vote in several states.

Another individual “Fani Willis Campaign Contributor” who had made a single campaign contribution was also identified as a “INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTOR” making campaign finance contributions using addresses in multiple states to include Florida, Wisconsin, Illinois, and New York.

Coincidentally, this individual made identical “CONTRIBUTIONS” via ActBlue to the same PACs and campaigns.

This same individual was also listed as a registered voter in multiple states casting vote by mail ballots.

This ongoing pattern of “ACTIVITY” appears to have started in great scale in 2018 and has rapidly accelerated at the federal, state and local levels.

One of the out of state Fani Willis campaign contributors had made over 9,178 individual contributions just at the federal level since 2018.