Voting fraud compendium

[RocketMan]

^^^Of course, we must not overlook the chance that this election represents the will of the people, much as people here argue that the 2016 election did also.

In the sense that the will of a lot of people was to engage in election fraud to get their guy into office, then yes.  Just a few too many sworn affidavits under penalty of incarceration to think there wasn't systemic fraud.

[RoadKingLarry]

Biden is going to be inaugurated on Jan. 20, 2021

#notmypedophile

[cordex]

^^^Of course, we must not overlook the chance that this election represents the will of the people, much as people here argue that the 2016 election did also.

That is true. And if so, Mr. Biden should be afforded every bit of the respect, deference, and benefit of the doubt that Trump was by his political opponents.

[MechAg94]

That is true. And if so, Mr. Biden should be afforded every bit of the respect, deference, and benefit of the doubt that Trump was by his political opponents.

That is a pretty low standard.  You might find it in a deep ocean trench. 

[WLJ]

That is true. And if so, Mr. Biden should be afforded every bit of the respect, deference, and benefit of the doubt that Trump was by his political opponents.

In other words start the impeachment process

[Jim147]

I would like to see one investigative journalist explain some of the oddities in this election.

[BobR]

I see all of this talk of voting machines and software and wonder what ever became of Jim March? He was last active on TFL in 2017, I just looked. Surprisingly my log in still worked, I am a once a lustrum visitor to the site.

bob

[zxcvbob]

I see all of this talk of voting machines and software and wonder what ever became of Jim March? He was last active on TFL in 2017, I just looked. Surprisingly my log in still worked, I am a once a lustrum visitor to the site.

bob

I thought Jim March dies a couple years ago.  Hope I'm wrong.

[kgbsquirrel]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=keANzinHWUA

This seems a tiny bit odd to me ... is hiding suitcases of ballots under a table and counting them after all observers are sent home the norm?

Quoting this solely because the thread was quickly slid past it so it wouldn't be talked about.

[Boomhauer]

I’m pretty sure Mr. March passed fairly recently.

[Ron]

It looks like there is a drip drip drip of irregularities that is being released and more will be coming as the days go by.

They have video of election monitors and counters in Georgia being removed, then suitcases of ballots coming out and election officials counting them in the dead of night.

High definition video from multiple angles.


 

[cordex]

It looks like there is a drip drip drip of irregularities that is being released and more will be coming as the days go by.

They have video of election monitors and counters in Georgia being removed, then suitcases of ballots coming out and election officials counting them in the dead of night.

High definition video from multiple angles.

[Ben]

Suitcases. It's almost like the Three Stooges at this point. Despite the video evidence, Twitter, et al. still flag references as fake news. I can't wait till Twitter goes the way of myspace.

[DittoHead]

I don't understand the focus on them being "suitcases" - they look just like the other totes/tubs sitting around that room. 

[Ron]

^^^Of course, we must not overlook the chance that this election represents the will of the people, much as people here argue that the 2016 election did also.

I thought of your post when I read the following earlier this morn.

"America is about to descend into one-party rule like you see in all third world countries, which is what happens when you import the people of the third world. California is more like Mexico now than historic America. This is fine in a state, as people can just move to another state. When that happens in a country, people cannot just pickup and move, so things get a bit more complicated."

If it turns out that Biden/Harris assume the position we will have completed the journey into one party rule.

We were nearly there until Trump the disrupter somehow won in '16.

Once Biden/Harris open the floodgates of legal/illegal immigration it's game over. Nobody on the right will be able to overcome the raw number of new leftist voters.

  

[lee n. field]

I’m pretty sure Mr. March passed fairly recently.

He's got a youtube channel.  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPKSXLhHG5niqbBBD7du91g .   I remember watching his "Frankenruger" videos on there.

The last few videos from a year ago aren't looking good.  "Fired for complaining about my criminal bosses. Broke and stuck."  and stuff about his wife's cancer.   

[cordex]

I don't understand the focus on them being "suitcases" - they look just like the other totes/tubs sitting around that room. 

Interesting nit to pick.  Maybe you're right!

That said, given the presented information (and with the understanding that more information might shed a different light on things) does it strike you as perfectly reasonable and aboveboard to tell observers that counting was done for the night, wait for everyone to file out, and only then break into a large batch of votes (whether contained in suitcases or some other rolling tote) that - unlike all the totes/tubs sitting around the room had been concealed under a table - and start counting them?

With your experience does that kind of behavior strike you as totally normal and likely legit?  Intuitively to me it seems shady, but maybe with your experience you can tell us that it is just how things normally work.

[Ben]

USB hand-off.

https://twitchy.com/samj-3930/2020/12/04/that-is-some-handoff-herschel-walker-shares-video-of-woman-trying-to-hide-handing-usb-drive-to-fellow-election-worker/

Something I was shocked to learn about in this election, whether it is "normal" or not, is the amount of portable media used to store votes, let alone the careless handling of such.

[cordex]

(and with the understanding that more information might shed a different light on things)

Now the claim is being made that those were ballots that were removed from their envelopes under proper observation and ready to be counted, that the observers were not asked to leave but just followed the envelope openers out.

[RocketMan]

Now the claim is being made that those were ballots that were removed from their envelopes under proper observation and ready to be counted, that the observers were not asked to leave but just followed the envelope openers out.

Yeah, I believe them.  Absolutely.  Sure.  Uh, huh.  No doubt in my mind at all.

[Ron]

Occasionally I check in at Epoch Times and Newsmax to get the other side of the story. There is a lot going on out there but few cases are actually getting any traction in the courts. Your level of trust in the system will of course determine your opinion on the integrity of those claiming fraud as well as the integrity of those making the rulings.

 https://www.theepochtimes.com/

https://www.newsmax.com/

Zero Hedge has taken the place of Drudge for me. They are frequently way ahead of mainstream sources on breaking issues.

https://www.zerohedge.com/

Like the mainstream media ALL media is to be taken with a judicious amount of salt.

[MillCreek]

^^^I have not poked around ZeroHedge before.  Interesting. 

[Ron]

^^^I have not poked around ZeroHedge before.  Interesting.  

The signal to noise ratio isn't that great but at least they're are talking about verboten subjects.

[French G.]

USB hand-off.

https://twitchy.com/samj-3930/2020/12/04/that-is-some-handoff-herschel-walker-shares-video-of-woman-trying-to-hide-handing-usb-drive-to-fellow-election-worker/

Something I was shocked to learn about in this election, whether it is "normal" or not, is the amount of portable media used to store votes, let alone the careless handling of such.

I remember ca.2004 and it was portable media everything in the military. And then someone figured out they were just portable back doors and you really don't even think about walking down the aisle in the store where the media is sold.

[Hawkmoon]

I would like to see one investigative journalist explain some of the oddities in this election.

They already have: unsubstantiated anecdotes that couldn't have affected the outcome even if true -- which, of course, they aren't.

That's all, folks -- move along, move along.