Two days ago I reran this post about how having leverage over a boss could be used to help conceal someone up to no good who was working officially for the boss. The case cited was espionage. Yesterday I reran this post about helping (unsuccessfully) someone achieve political power. Obviously helping someone rise to a position of authority is more beneficial if one has leverage on the person they are helping. In both cases Jeffrey Epstein was there.*
Let’s talk about election fraud.
Oh I know, the mere mention of election fraud causes people on the left to scream out things like, “There’s no such thing!” “You are a conspiracy theorist” (true) or run for high ground with their hands over their ears. People on the right will suddenly applaud, “Yes,” they’ll say. “the left has been rigging elections!”
They’re both full of shit, and here’s why;
The first claims of election fraud were against the right, namely the election of George Bush Jr in 2000. It was a hotly contested election and there were lawsuits filed. The main lawsuit against voter intimidation and refusal to allow voters to vote was in Florida. That case was settled by SCROTUS (Wikipedia) allowing Bush the win. The court at the time was dominated by Republicans and the ruling is still controversial.
The 2000 election was the third time in US history the president was selected by the electoral college but lost the popular vote. The second time was in 1888 when Benjamin Harrison was elected (Wikipedia). It is not the norm for presidents to win the electoral vote but lose the popular vote. If we were going to look for a red flag signalling possible election rigging this would be one.
This happened again in 2016. There were hearings on foreign meddling to help Donald Trump win (Wikipedia). These hearings diverted us from a simple point. We know Vlad Putin was using propaganda to help Trump win (Brennan Center for Justice and NPR). Had Vlad been successful however, Trump would have won the popular vote; he didn’t. If the elections were rigged it was in some other way.
- ‘Online and vulnerable’: Experts find nearly three dozen U.S. voting systems connected to internet NBC News (10 Jan 2020)
- Experts find nearly three dozen U.S. voting systems connected to internet EuroNews (11 Jan 2020)
Of the more than 120 million votes cast in the 2016 election, 107,000 votes in three states effectively decided the election. Washington Post (11 Nov 2016)
If the “For the People Act” (Wikipedia) were to become law it would have made voting machines attached to the internet illegal. The act passed the democratically controlled House but failed in the 50/50 Senate because of the Republicans and Senator saboteur extraordinaire Joe Manchin (?-VA).
Need I address the arrogance and danger of assuming no election can be rigged?
The answer is simply Donald Trump owns their brains; all of them. The guys on the right obviously. The left has fallen for Trump’s theatrics. As I pointed out the day after the Washington DC White House invasion.
This should bring us to a question. What was this all about? The only possible effect is that in the future, if voter fraud is suspected by the right or the left, anyone attempting to bring attention to it will be immediately demonized. Chew on that for a while. 4dforum (7 Jan 2021)
Trump’s big mouth has manipulated people’s brains. He keeps on making false claims about election rigging in the 2020 elections when Joe Biden won. He keeps making claims about ballot stuffing. That would have been 3 million ballots. BS! He has been intentionally diverting and irritating. Trump caused the left to hate claims of election rigging – the elections were rigged to put him in office. His loyalists have been worried about ballots. Most sheeple haven’t considered the internet.
Epstein claimed Bill Gates caught STD from ‘sex with Russian girls,’ slipped Melinda antibiotics in latest files released by DOJ New York Post *