Project veritas part 1 Rigging the election

originally posted by: UKTruth

The alt-right will prosecute the Hill-wrongs.

originally posted by: thepixelpusher

originally posted by: SudoNim

originally posted by: thepixelpusher
How can anyone come on here and claim there is no rigging by the media and the criminal DNC operatives nd their supporters? People need to GO TO JAIL!

Exhibit A

You fancy fact checking that video? Looks like Russia.

As far as I can tell Hillary on Newsweek doesn't look like Putin. Curious that you are silent on that. Go ahead and call Newsweek and they'll tell you it's real and out on stands now.

Since the video is in question, I'll remove it. Newsweek magazine still proves my point of media rigging it for Hillary through their influence.

Wow, so even when your caught posting a video of voter fraud in Russia and claiming its voter fraud in America by the Clinton campaign you still manage to deflect away to another inane point.

Just proves you don't really care if what you post is true or not you just want to spam your opinion. Start fact-checking your own work, half your posts are inaccurate or wrongly sourced because you are so giddy to post something anti-Clinton you don't care if its true or not.

originally posted by: thepixelpusher
Newsweek magazine still proves my point of media rigging it for Hillary through their influence.

Not really. Designing and running a few samples in order to be ready to go to press is not uncommon.

That is, of course, if someone didn't just design and print it at home and snapped a pic to get tinfoil hats buzzing.

a reply to: daskakik

Considering he fell for a YouTube video of the Russian election as proof of democrats rigging the USA election I wouldn't be surprised.

Take anything he posts with a pinch of salt and some tequila, absolute nonsense.

Here's a real American, Bev Harris, talking about the vote rigging (see video below). Author of the book Black Box Voting.

Bev's All American Website

Hacker Guccifer 2.0 Warns He Has "Info From Inside FEC: Democrats May Rig The Elections"

originally posted by: daskakik

originally posted by: thepixelpusher
Newsweek magazine still proves my point of media rigging it for Hillary through their influence.

Not really. Designing and running a few samples in order to be ready to go to press is not uncommon.

That is, of course, if someone didn't just design and print it at home and snapped a pic to get tinfoil hats buzzing.

Nope they are on newsstands. Call Newsweek yourself and find out like I did.

1-800-631-1040

Now who is wearing the tinfoil hat!?

a reply to: thepixelpusher

I always have a tinfoil hat on. That is why I joined ATS in the first place.

I'm not in the US so I'm not going to waste my dime on it but I doubt they are on the newsstands and there happens to be only one copy that has made it onto the net.

A google image search brings up 3 hits and two are partial hits. They might be destined for the newsstands but they don't seem to be there yet and it could be newsweek anticipating, like I said.

originally posted by: daskakik
a reply to: thepixelpusher

I always have a tinfoil hat on. That is why I joined ATS in the first place.

I'm not in the US so I'm not going to waste my dime on it but I doubt they are on the newsstands and there happens to be only one copy that has made it onto the net.

A google image search brings up 3 hits and two are partial hits. They might be destined for the newsstands but they don't seem to be there yet and it could be newsweek anticipating, like I said.

That image was from a subscriber to Newsweek magazine. I think they got the issue free with their subscription.

a reply to: thepixelpusher

Sounds like you are speculating.

Doesn't sound plausible that only one person who would think, "I need to post this" would get one or that there wouldn't be a digital version.

This is not speculating. How is this app legal?

Apple Offers Anti-Trump App Allowing Voters To Trade Votes

Just when you think you've seen it all. More voter manipulation.

a reply to: thepixelpusher

What does that have to do with you speculating about the Newsweek special edition?

I'm not even sure how you think people trading votes on an app will effect the elections.

a reply to: daskakik

The post highlights the different angles trying to boost votes against Trump in strategic areas. The Newsweek angle is not referenced in the last post, but in the limited stands it's on may have an angle to impact people that Hillary has already won. In total the media via TV, print and electronic media is all working to corral the vote toward Hillary. Michael Moore's "Trumpland" movie trailer was pinned to the top of ITunes on AppleTv and the ITunes smartphone and computer app for the last 2 weeks too.

In case any of you missed it, I went all out bringing in all the available evidence wrapped around this video to end all doubts about all of this as being the real deal:

Entered Into Evidence - The case for the United States v. Hillary Clinton - Paid Riot Squads

a reply to: thepixelpusher

I get that but it is no different than people talking and choosing to vote a certain way. There is nothing special about the app.

Two people making a bet about voting a certain way on the outcome of the world series would be the same. Just people agreeing to something. They are not even forced to live up to their word.

a reply to: IgnoranceIsntBlisss

Excellent info and cogent arguments!!

originally posted by: JacKatMtn
In this 1st undercover video release, Project Veritas reveals the workings of Democrat operatives, coordinating protests, scripts to incite violence at Trump/Pence events, explain the gray area of walking a legal fine line to insulate the DNC, Hillary campaign providing "plausible deniability", all the while keeping each other informed of their efforts... From shutting down the Trump rally in Chicago earlier this year, to having 500+ show up to disrupt a Trump event in DC, and shutting down a highway in Arizona, this report shows that there is nothing spontaneous about these events.. They are organized and coordinated.



THis just dropped.... watching it now... just sharing in case it's removed soon...

no fix needed. simple logic.

if republicans dont get latino vote they dont get florida. if they dont win florida cuz of the electoral count, they cant win the election.

latinos coming out in record numbers to vote against trump in florida and other states. but in florida especially so with the influx of puerto ricans into florida recently.

thats the voting group that is going to cause trump to lose florida and the election, cuz he wont get the latino vote.


WARNING... Explicit Language!!!

www.youtube.com...

So much for proof of rigging.

His and Hers

Remember Obama laughed at the idea of election rigging...

"what does that even mean?" he said in mock incredulity.

www.nbcnews.com...

originally posted by: SudoNim

originally posted by: thepixelpusher
How can anyone come on here and claim there is no rigging by the media and the criminal DNC operatives nd their supporters? People need to GO TO JAIL!

Exhibit A

Exhibit B

You fancy fact checking that video? Looks like Russia.

Fact check this SudoNim. Guess My fact checking was better than yours. I called the Newsweek Special Issue on Nov. 1st with visual evidence over your skepticism and showed the media peddling their influence.

Newsweek Calls It: "Madam President Clinton" Hits The Shelves Due To A "Business Decision"

originally posted by: thepixelpusher
How can anyone come on here and claim there is no rigging by the media and the criminal DNC operatives nd their supporters? People need to GO TO JAIL!

Exhibit A

When Trump wins you can find these free in the trash at all newsstands.

This is the one you want anyway. The one of the next President.

originally posted by: daskakik

originally posted by: thepixelpusher
Newsweek magazine still proves my point of media rigging it for Hillary through their influence.

Not really. Designing and running a few samples in order to be ready to go to press is not uncommon.

That is, of course, if someone didn't just design and print it at home and snapped a pic to get tinfoil hats buzzing.

Okay, take off your tinfoil hat and see I was right.



Newsweek Calls It: "Madam President Clinton" Hits The Shelves Due To A "Business Decision"