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Post by artraveler on Jul 29, 2023 11:06:03 GMT -8
Most likely it is some one in his mother's basement with more time than common sense pretending to be part of a group just to sound like he is important. The sad thing is that the pretense often get noticed by our weakling leaders.
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Post by Brad Nelson on Jul 29, 2023 11:31:42 GMT -8
You describe the petty grievance monger who thinks life has been unfair to him. So he lashes out. Someone described to me not long ago an aunt, sister-in-law, or someone they knew who basically sat at home behind the keyboard all day and posted anti-Trump stuff.
These types do exist and probably in far greater numbers than we imagine. But this one (with the mailers) also has that dangerous combination of having money, or access to it. I'm sure Mr. Flu will report on any development in this. I'd be very very curious as to who is behind this.
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Post by kungfuzu on Jul 29, 2023 13:00:21 GMT -8
I think there is little doubt that this is much bigger than an individual trying to cause trouble. The money and coordination (five different Republicans were targeted) are pretty strong indications that a political group is behind this. A suggestion regarding which groups might be behind this-"Perverts pursuing pedophilia in public education." Or. "The Association for producing stupid socialist drones." The Texas State Board of Education, which oversees the Texas Education Agency, has 15 members. Pam Little is one of them. At present, the board is made up of 10 Republicans and 5 Demonrats. I would bet that a wolf-in-sheep's-clothing is trying to flip at least 3 of the Republican seats. I would guess that several of the present Republicans who have not been targeted are social liberals or close to it. I should mention that the two other Republican commissioners mentioned in the article represent districts which might be growing somewhat more liberal due to the plague of Californians, and their ilk, which has descended upon Texas. Is this significant? I view this somewhat the same way as I view dealing with Chinese in Asia. To get to the truth, or close to the truth, one must dig down about five levels from what one sees/hears on the surface.  |
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Post by kungfuzu on Oct 19, 2023 18:36:09 GMT -8
They screw up to cheat us. This is one county in Texas. You can bet that similar problems abound in Dallas, Tarrant, Bexar, Travis and other counties. In fact, I have little doubt that things are worse than described in the piece. OopsIf those in power were not trying to cover up fraud, why did the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals (all Repukelicans) rule that the A.G. cannot pursue election cases? It is manifestly clear that in corrupt places like Houston and Dallas the local D.A.'s are not going to raise any questions, therefore someone outside of those jurisdictions needs to have the power to indict. But our corrupt Repukelican judiciary is in on the steal and don't want the fraud to be exposed. A.G. cannot prosecute voter fraud |
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Post by kungfuzu on Nov 7, 2023 13:29:08 GMT -8
Given all of the many things which can, and do, go wrong with electronic voting machines, how can anybody defend their use? I can think of no convincing reason. Votes being flipped in Pennsylvania |
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Post by kungfuzu on Jan 22, 2024 18:21:21 GMT -8
To anyone who does not believe elections are being stolen, I submit the following: Dominion hacked with a penThis information has been known for a long time, but there has been a systematic coverup going on for years. The courts have been part of this. Luckily, people in Georgia, such as Garland Favorito, do not give up. After the professor hacked the machine, the defense attorney tried to muddy the waters by asking if the prof could quantify the risks of a machine being hacked. This is the same type of shit journalists and others use when they try to obfuscate on any number of subjects. It is related to the "are you an expert" ploy. The prof replied something like, "I just hacked the machine in front of you in less than ten minutes with a pen. I think that quantifies the risks pretty well." Just to be clear, it does not matter whether the Dominion machine is in Georgia, Wisconsin or elsewhere, the thing can be hacked. As such, it should never be used in our elections. Period. But between the crooked pols like Governor Kemp in Georgia, who signed the contract to buy the machines when he was Sec. of State for Georgia, or the crooked pols who gain from such faulty machines, huge fights are being waged to maintain the status quo. |
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Post by artraveler on Jan 22, 2024 19:30:11 GMT -8
Chaos theory holds that any human system can be hacked and the more complex the system the more likely it it is vulnerable. This includes any form of voting you imagine or can imagine. Thus, the chore is to minimize the amout of cheating possible. Electronic systems are more vulnberable then paper and errors and intentual fraud are easier to find in a paper system. For over two hundred years the American people werew able to hold elections using paper ballots and counting them by hand. There is no reason that time tested system should not continue.
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Post by kungfuzu on Sept 4, 2024 13:36:17 GMT -8
More proof that the 2020 election was clean. Not! The scumbag Demonrats have only gotten worse and will try any and everything to steal the 2024 election. Election software hacked by foreigners Many of us were criticized for claiming such things in 2020 and later, but today even Politico confirms that our election software is not secure. How in hell does a foreign coder get to write such software? Our elections make a place like the Democratic Republic of Congo look good. Paper ballots and one day voting are the only solution. |
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Post by kungfuzu on Sept 9, 2024 13:52:51 GMT -8
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Post by Brad Nelson on Sept 10, 2024 8:07:18 GMT -8
I'm sure Elon is right that the process opens itself to fraud and is likely a vehicle for fraud. But I don't think it's been demonstrated that there was enough fraud to swing the election against Trump. But it's a matter of political belief that it did at this point among a large constituency.
If computers can run our credit card transactions securely, there's no reason they can't handle the data of an election. But obviously things get more complicated politically, because any device or method requires security standards. And if one entire party desires fraud while the other tends to look the other way, I'm not sure there's a solution for this.
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Post by kungfuzu on Sept 21, 2024 19:57:03 GMT -8
This clip is from a longer session which I watched earlier this week. I thought that clip too long to post, but thank God, they posted this 10 minute clip explaining the truth about the lawsuits brought in the 2020 elections. There was not one jury trial on election fraud The guy explaining this is a brilliant lawyer who represents various people in important constitutional cases around the country. He has advd Trump in the past. I believe he had something to do with bringing Trump and RFK Jr. together. He is also very good with numbers and understands polling. |
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Post by kungfuzu on Sept 21, 2024 20:41:52 GMT -8
If the Demonrats do not commit massive fraud and cheating, why do they so viciously fight such simple rules?
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Post by kungfuzu on Oct 8, 2024 6:51:21 GMT -8
In case anyone needed to be reminded. Demonrats intend to steal election How is it legal for California to pass a law that makes it a felony to ask someone for ID before voting? The Demonrats are not hiding their intent to destroy America, but millions of idiots still don't get it. |
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Post by Brad Nelson on Oct 8, 2024 7:43:27 GMT -8
Without a doubt.
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Post by kungfuzu on Oct 23, 2024 14:48:18 GMT -8
Mdm. Flu voted yesterday and I voted this morning. From what I am hearing, (and also saw) there is a large turnout for this early voting period. The small rec center at which I voted had maybe ten machines and is open from 8am to 5pm this week. The poll worker there told me that they had 1,000 voters on Monday and 800 yesterday. I got to the place at 7:50am and there were about 10 people ahead of me. I guess something like the same number came in before 8am.
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