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I thus thought I’d pose the following query:
I figured something out when it wouldn’t answer.
Interestingly, I was able to glean interesting information from it. The resultant information is quite fascinating.
Learn about the 7 surprising methods to rig and steal an election, despite the MSM’s claims that it was “safe and secure”.
Learn the startling truth: there are SEVEN tested methods for stealing an election, not just one. It might seem difficult to believe, but none of them have failed. Learn more about these fascinating techniques right away.
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Look at this:
There is no reliable evidence, as of January 2022, to support the claim that the 2020 US Presidential election was rigged. Numerous allegations of fraud or irregularity have been rejected by courts, including the Supreme Court, for lack of evidence. The first results were verified by recounts and audits conducted in several states. Both the Department of Justice and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency state that there was no widespread fraud that would have affected the outcome of the election.
Examine the most prevalent accusations and assertions to get the whole picture on the election. But keep in mind that just because we offer these statements doesn’t mean we support or verify their veracity.
1. Allegation: Voting Machines Manipulation
- Claim: Some claimed that voting machines, particularly those manufactured by Dominion Voting Systems, were manipulated to change votes.
- Findings: Multiple audits and hand recounts of paper ballots, which were compared against machine tabulations, showed no discrepancies. Additionally, the U.S. Department of Justice found no evidence to support claims of manipulated voting machines affecting the election outcome.
2. Allegation: Illegal Votes and Voter Fraud
- Claim: There were accusations of illegal votes being cast, including votes by non-citizens, deceased individuals, and double-voting.
- Findings: Investigations by state and local election officials as well as the Department of Justice found no evidence of widespread voter fraud that could have affected the outcome. Instances of illegal voting were isolated and extremely rare.
3. Allegation: Mail-In Ballot Fraud
- Claim: The increase in mail-in voting due to the COVID-19 pandemic led to claims that mail-in ballots were especially susceptible to fraud.
- Findings: Multiple layers of verification, such as signature matching and barcode tracking, were in place to ensure the legitimacy of mail-in ballots. There was no credible evidence found that mail-in voting led to widespread fraud.
4. Allegation: Ballot Harvesting
- Claim: There were accusations of illegal collection and manipulation of absentee ballots by third parties (a practice known as “ballot harvesting”).
- Findings: While regulations on the collection of absentee ballots vary by state, there was no credible evidence to suggest that “ballot harvesting” impacted the election results in any widespread or systematic way.
5. Allegation: Election Official Misconduct
- Claim: Some alleged that election officials unlawfully changed election procedures, leading to illegal votes being counted.
- Findings: Courts, including the Supreme Court, consistently found that changes made to election procedures were lawful and did not affect the integrity of the election outcome.
6. Allegation: Lack of Observer Access
- Claim: It was claimed that observers were not given proper access to monitor the counting of ballots.
- Findings: Investigations found that legal observers were given access as prescribed by state laws and that any restrictions on access were in line with public health guidelines due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
7. Allegation: Statistical Anomalies
- Claim: Some pointed to supposed statistical anomalies in vote counts as evidence of manipulation.
- Findings: Experts in election statistics and analysis have debunked these claims, explaining that the cited anomalies are based on misunderstandings or misinterpretations of how election data and vote counting work.
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Prepare to find the video that used to be associated with a Twitter ban.
It’s returning due to popular demand.
For posting this today and serving as a nice reminder, shout out to Defender of the Republic.
I now offer you precisely 1:15 “How To Steal An Election”:
YouTube has BANNED this.
Its posting accounts were removed.
I suppose it must be very significant, huh?
Thank goodness we kept it.
Is it possible to make this trend on Twitter like it should have done two years ago?
Every internet platform, including Twitter, YouTube, and Facebook, forbade this.
The good news is that we have a copy that is now safely available on Rumble.
Here is the video that “they” do NOT want you to view, so without further ado.
Enjoy it responsibly on Rumble, then spread the word:
Here’s a backup for Rumble:
The real story will win out.
I’m grateful.
Now, consider this…
I don’t believe they will act in the same way in 2024 as everyone seems to believe.
They’ll execute a fresh strategy.
It could be comparable in sections, but they won’t accomplish the exact same thing.
The general population is too aware of this scam to fall for it once more.
The major question is whether you will have the intelligence to recognize when your rights are being taken away once more if the NEW scam appears different.
even if it is justified by “safety”?
Will you submit to Big Daddy Government and implore them to “save you” (from a situation they will have caused) or will you maintain your resolve and stand up for Freedom and Liberty?
Although this swindle is obvious to Americans, are we aware of the wider picture?
Only time will tell.
