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yters
6y ago
Well, the question remains then. Definitely they are not beyond question. There is a traceable lineage of questionable machines leading right up to the region where vote fraud allegations through electronic vote machines. Enough that a d
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yters
6y ago
Many of those problems apply to any form of entertainment: movies, games, music, etc. I say we ban all forms of fun.
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yters
6y ago
Multiple conspiracies of one?
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yters
6y ago
Supposedly he was being pressured by the media, so it was a cancelling of sorts. The reasons are documented at the rebranded site.
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yters
6y ago
Haha I remember that argument. The thought was anonymity made people horrible to each other online. Turns out people are horrible to each other online regardless.
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yters
6y ago
No, Dominion purchased these questionable voting machines, so they clearly possess questionable voting machines. So my major claim that Dominion possesses questionable voting machines is substantiated. In fact ES&S equipment is used b
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yters
6y ago
An election theft is conspiracy by definition. The question is whether the conspiracy is feasible. But it is feasible if only a few counties or cities committed fraud. What makes conspiracy infeasible is widespread collusion without a me
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yters
6y ago
Thanks, I will see if I can get ahold of the list. However, I would still need a second list of valid addresses for each person to create a true validation.
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yters
6y ago
Very interesting. Do you know of a way I can confirm this discrepancy is resolved? I can find registered voter counts and votes tallied, but not votes cast counts.
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yters
6y ago
I am looking at the lawsuits and articles linked from Navarro's report. The lawsuits sound pretty credible to me. When I read the court's reason for rejecting the lawsuit it sounds like the judge is looking for technical reasons
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yters
6y ago
Sure, but this exception proves the point. There are indeed electronic voting machines widely considered to be suspect. So the notion that electronic voting machines could potentially be used to commit fraud in this election is not out of
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yters
6y ago
How exactly is the possibility of vote dumping and vote flipping eliminated?
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yters
6y ago
Isn't a stolen election precisely a conspiracy? I would prefer not to believe the election was stolen. I wanted Trump out, and Biden seems a reasonable replacement. I also debunked a number of the fallacious statistical 'proofs&
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yters
6y ago
Perhaps what you say is correct, but I have no way to verify the vote records myself. All I can do is trust the vote counters, and at this point that is the very matter under dispute. Someone in the know really should do an in depth write
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yters
6y ago
Are the specific votes public record? If not, it is impossible to verify votes were recorded correctly. But the addresses being public record is interesting. If that information is public record then it would be easy for citizens to rand
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yters
6y ago
Seems trivial to 'randomly' sample a select subset of the votes. And that does nothing to guard against vote dumps. Non existent voters cannot validate their votes. Do you know where the Dominion validation process is clearly do
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yters
6y ago
Dominion purchases Diebold in 2010. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dominion_Voting_Systems Hopefully they improved the security since then... https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~matth/lists/
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yters
6y ago
Ironically, a previous version of this company known as Diebold was used in the 2004 election, and Democrats claimed the electronic voting machines were used to commit voter fraud. Apparently, one could open up the vote ledger in MS Access
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yters
6y ago
I have bad nearsightedness, and anecdotally if I go without my glasses for awhile, such as when swimming at the beach, my eyesight has improved somewhat by the end of the day. I think it is a combination between using my eye muscles more e
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yters
6y ago
I have an OpenBCI headset that I have been messing with. Signal is definitely noisy, but they've been able to get a degree of mind control working, like flying little helicopters.
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yters
6y ago
Eventually everyone is a potential criminal and guilty until presumed innocent.
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yters
6y ago
Facebook just needs to let the misinformation flow, and allow it's users to develop their own critical thinking and fact checking skills.
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6y ago
You asked me to stop posting u substantive comments in response to my sarcasm, so I substantiated my claim. I also explained you are not doing anything sinister, that your actions are entirely explicable through well intentioned and reason
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yters
6y ago
I can find such comments and threads if you wish. By your own admission in our past interactions you have stated there are certain topics you remove because you think they lead to flamewars. That may actually be a good thing, and your rea
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yters
6y ago
I can agree it is worth vaccinating the population to protect such people.
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I have researched the topic extensively, and no one has any idea. It is all just speculation that fails when you try reducing the ideas to practice. Can you recommend what you consider hard evidence?
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yters
6y ago
Sounds like the same restrictions can apply to covid. People die from flu and numerous other diseases, but I've never worked anywhere that has mandated such vaccinations. The only exception I know of is meningitis in Texas, and that
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yters
6y ago
They can mandate face masks, hand washing, etc. just like they do now. If employees vaccinate, they can forego the rituals.
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No idea where it came from, but if someone found a computer in the middle of the desert and said it evolved over millions of years, I would be doubtful. DNA is many orders of magnitude more finely adapted and complex than computers, and to
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6y ago
Are unvaccinated individuals the biggest, or even significant, threat to immuno compromised individuals? I think even the common cold is deadly for such unfortunate people.
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