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Arizona Audit Workers Safety In Jeopardy? Strange “Carnival” Suddenly Opening At Audit Site!


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This is almost too bizarre to believe, but when a rabid dog gets cornered, it will do almost anything.

And that’s the Democrats right now.

Everything they have tried to stop the Arizona ballot has failed, and so what do you do?

When Plan B, C, D and E have all failed, you go to Plan Circus.

All credit to my friends over at The Gateway Pundit for exposing this story.

It’s real and it’s insane.

A carnival is suddenly opening up in the exact same building as the ballot audit.

A carnival that local residents say has never existed before.

Had no planning, no marketing, no announcements….just randomly pulled together overnight.

Hmmmm, I seem to remember something else happening once overnight….what was it?

OH YES!

A stolen election!

So when the evidence of your stolen election is about to be exposed, you have to go to that “overnight” audible game plan once again I guess.

Take a look:

From local ABC15:

While the 2021 Arizona State Fair will be held at Wild Horse Pass, part of the Gila River Indian Community in the fall — a temporary move in light of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, officials said — the fairgrounds will host a carnival with some of the rides, games, and foods that fair-goers would typically see.

On Monday, the Arizona State Fair announced the “Crazy Times Carnival,” a 10-day event that will be held nightly from 5 p.m. – 10:30 p.m. at the fairgrounds, near 19th Avenue and McDowell Road in Phoenix.

Admission will be $5 or $40 for an unlimited ride wristband. There is no parking fee.

Jennifer Yee, a spokesperson for the Arizona State Fairgrounds, told ABC15 that RCS Fun (Ray Cammack Shows), a longtime partner of the Arizona State Fair that provides many of the rides, games, and concessions at the annual event, is the company behind the carnival and is essentially using the fairgrounds as the venue.

She said Banner Health ended its COVID-19 clinic earlier than expected and Ray Cammack Shows had an opening in its schedule, which is how the event came to be.

Ray Cammack Shows held a carnival in March in the parking lot of the Phoenix Premium Outlets, near Interstate 10 and Wild Horse Pass.

The carnival will have 22 rides, about a dozen games, and “the popular fair food faves,” on a stick, of course, Yee said in an email.

Masks are recommended, though not required.

“As a state entity, we follow the Governor’s directives,” Yee said.

 

 

Starting immediately on April 29 with no prior announcements or planning….anyone else find that odd:

People who live in AZ are saying this “carnival” has never existed before:

It looks totally like a Deep State false flag creation, don’t you think?

Like someone just cooked it up in a bad round of Photoshop?

Local residents are NOT buying this line of BS:

Even radio stations are saying this is NOT normal:

False flag coming?

Sidney Powell is sounding the alarm:



 

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