Secret Trial of Brian Pritchard to Enter 'Gulag Mode' If Patriots Do Not Resist.

The Plot to Take Down Pritchard Enters 'Secret Society' Phase

“The very word “secrecy” is repugnant in a free and open society; and we are as a people inherently and historically opposed to secret societies, to secret oaths and to secret proceedings. We decided long ago that the dangers of excessive and unwarranted concealment of pertinent facts far outweighed the dangers which are cited to justify it. Even today, there is little value in opposing the threat of a closed society by imitating its arbitrary restrictions. Even today, there is little value in insuring the survival of our nation if our traditions do not survive with it. And there is very grave danger that an announced need for increased security will be seized upon by those anxious to expand its meaning to the very limits of official censorship and concealment.”

-President John F. Kennedy

Apparently, Georgia Republican Chairman Josh McKoon intends to invoke Friday’s TRIAL OF FIRST VICE-CHAIRMAN BRIAN PRITCHARD, under a cloak of secrecy. Word has it McKoon plans for the meeting to be carried out under “EXECUTIVE SESSION.” If so, that would mean any of those participating would be under the same kind of “gag order,” as President Trump, those participants subject to arbitrary party discipline should they squeal. Discipline for State Committee members could include the possibility of secret trials involving themselves, should they speak openly of matters or accounts, witnessed or discussed, during Pritchard’s trial.

Thus, for any and all State Committee members attending the Pritchard trial on Friday, please know that party rules do not provide for the meeting to be invoked directly under executive session by the Chairman. To carry out that purpose, Chairman McKoon must first bring the meeting to order as a regular meeting. Once the preliminaries are concluded, for the meeting to proceed into executive session, there must first be all of the following:

1. a motion from the floor;

2. a second of the motion;

3. the opportunity for discussion;

4. a motion to end discussion;

5. a second of the motion to end;

6. a vote to end discussion, finally followed by:

7. a vote by the members acting on the question.

Only a vote of the members of the State Committee can invoke executive session on Friday. Chairman McKoon, in and of the authority of the Chairman, may not invoke executive session. It takes a vote of 50%+1 of the members to carry the motion. According to Roberts Rules of Order Newly Revised 9.24, “A meeting enters executive session only when required by rule, or established custom, OR UPON THE ADOPTION OF A MOTION TO DO SO. A motion to go into (or out of) executive session is a question of privilege, AND IS ADOPTED BY MAJORITY VOTE.”

Please know there is no rule in the published rules of the GAGOP that requires or even allows executive session as a default condition to start a meeting. Furthermore, there is no “established custom” that requires executive session. Therefore, entering executive session must require a vote of the members.

Should Chairman McKoon invoke executive session directly, thus in conflict of Robert’s Rules, any business conducted during the meeting would be null and void on its face. But, as we know, that does not mean the Chairman will not try a direct invocation of executive session regardless of the rules. As we have seen throughout this charade, the people who want Pritchard gone do not care about the rules. The stated charges, themselves, against Brian Pritchard, are all outside of party rules. The phrase, “Conduct detrimental to the best interests Georgia Republican Party” necessarily implies the only conduct under consideration must occur DURING THE TERM OF SERVICE. For this phrase to refer to conduct retroactively from an officer’s term of service, it would stipulate that condition and provide a retroactive time frame under which an officer’s conduct could provide reason for his removal. Furthermore, there was no agenda arriving with the 32-day notice of the meeting, again violating the rules.

So, State Committee members should not be surprised should Chairman McKoon step outside of the rules once again, to enter secret “gulag mode” should patriots with affinity for the truth not resist.

To Summarize

So, in summary, you check me and see if I have all this right:

1. Republican Party Chairman Josh McKoon’s day job is working at the pleasure of Governor Brian Kemp.

2. Everyday, five days a week, party First Vice-Chairman Brian Pritchard declares to his web-based TV audience that the 2020 election was stolen and McKoon’s boss certified a fraudulent election.

3. McKoon contends the effort to remove Brian Pritchard from office has nothing to do with his boss being angry, but instead because of a felony conviction and certain subsequent unproven civil offenses resulting from a case about which the Georgia Department of Pardons and Paroles issued a statement 7 years ago declaring the case was done and over with 25 years ago.

4. McKoon breaks rule after rule to create conditions to necessary to remove Brian Pritchard from office BEFORE the 2024 Columbus convention, knowing that if he doesn’t, Pritchard will remain in office for another year, each day declaring to his audience the 2020 election was stolen and McKoon’s boss certified a fraudulent election.

5. McKoon schedules Pritchard’s trial to occur at a local Atlanta, private secret society saloon, its membership historically populated by ACTORS and whose SECRET PASSWORD is “skin’em,” and whose Facebook pages were recently found populated with photos showing children captive in cages.

6. McKoon serves as the secret society’s ‘Worthy President’ and has explained that he has chosen the secret society’s adult bar location to effectively ‘skin’ Pritchard out of his elected office because it was the cheapest place around.

7. McKoon expects us to believe all this $hit.

OK, what did I miss?