Ware County, Ga has broken the Dominion Algorithm

a reply to: DanDanDat

Just like the fraud came from all directions in many different forms.

The fraud is being attacked from all directions and in many different ways.

It is all coming together and I expect to see it start to take form.

I expect to see at least on state flip back to Trump this week.

a reply to: DanDanDat

The three year Mueller investigation never made it to a trial regarding Trump and Russia conspiring to steal the 2016 election.

Right. Because "collusion" is not a crime. But there were a number of convictions, no? How many cases were dismissed? How many of Rudy's attempts have been?

originally posted by: DanDanDat
Unfortunately 37 votes is not enough to change an election.

Trump and his team are going to have to do a lot better than 37 votes to prove widespread elections fraud...

... ok time to move on to the next 37 questionable votes.

Don't think you quite understand... they didn't just conclude that 37 votes were flipped, they showed that the tabulator was programmatically weighted in Biden's favor -- which if holds true for all the machines across the State of Georgia and extrapolated, would translate to more than 14,000 votes. More than enough to flip Georgia.

If true, then the question of course is how many other States were using the same machine with rigged programming?

originally posted by: LookingAtMars
a reply to: DanDanDat

Just like the fraud came from all directions in many different forms.

The fraud is being attacked from all directions and in many different ways.

It is all coming together and I expect to see it start to take form.

I expect to see at least on state flip back to Trump this week.

As each one of those forms are brought to light and found to be "not enough to change the election" they will be dismissed and we will me on to the next one.

No state will flip back to Trump unless his team finds the smoking gun ... one form of fraud that could have changed the outcome of the election ... and even with that smoking gun its not inevitable that a state will flip.

Your betting on the impossible.

a reply to: Navieko

they didn't just conclude that 37 votes were flipped, they showed that the tabulator was programmatically weighted in Biden's favor

That's the claim.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: DanDanDat

The three year Mueller investigation never made it to a trial regarding Trump and Russia conspiring to steal the 2016 election.

Right. Because "collusion" is not a crime. But there were a number of convictions, no? How many cases were dismissed? How many of Rudy's attempts have been?

I think I've already answered this question; asking it again with different words isn't going to change the answer.

Yes Mueller's three years of investigation resulted in a conviction that was later over turned when it was found that the FBI acted inappropriately; and a few Russian trolls who never showed up for their trial.

Rudy's three weeks of investigations have turned up equally less then stellar results... but who knows with 2 years, 11 months and 1 week to go Rudy might pull something together.

a reply to: DanDanDat

Rudy's three weeks of investigations have turned up equally less then stellar results... but who knows with 2 years, 11 months and 1 week to go Rudy might pull something together.

Meanwhile, what?
The Trumpster abides?

originally posted by: Navieko

originally posted by: DanDanDat
Unfortunately 37 votes is not enough to change an election.

Trump and his team are going to have to do a lot better than 37 votes to prove widespread elections fraud...

... ok time to move on to the next 37 questionable votes.

Don't think you quite understand... they didn't just conclude that 37 votes were flipped, they showed that the tabulator was programmatically weighted in Biden's favor -- which if holds true for all the machines across the State of Georgia and extrapolated, would translate to more than 14,000 votes. More than enough to flip Georgia.

If true, then the question of course is how many other States were using the same machine with rigged programming?

Oh I understand.

Your attempting to show the possibility of enough fraud to change an election.

But what matters is how much fraud was found.

This is not a situation where eating the elephant one bit at a time is going to work.

a reply to: DanDanDat

No state will flip back to Trump unless his team finds the smoking gun

PA could flip Tuesday with one quick decision by a judge.

Michigan could flip this week using the images of 22 voting machines.

Then I am sure there is plenty going on I have no clue of, need to know and all that.

I think things are looking pretty good. Trump really is playing 3D chess this time.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Navieko

they didn't just conclude that 37 votes were flipped, they showed that the tabulator was programmatically weighted in Biden's favor

That's the claim.

Yes, I'm not holding my breath for this to be confirmed -- but at the same time I think this is the most realistic/plausible way in which this election could have been rigged and which can be relatively easily proven. I just hope a proper thorough investigation/audit into the programming of these machines will be allowed to take place so it can put mine, and surely millions of other minds to rest on the matter.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: DanDanDat

Rudy's three weeks of investigations have turned up equally less then stellar results... but who knows with 2 years, 11 months and 1 week to go Rudy might pull something together.

Meanwhile, what?
The Trumpster abides?

Abides by what; The current state of this election?

If that is the question them my opinion answer is that; Yes Trump will abide by the current state of this election and leave office on inauguration day.

a reply to: Navieko

The problem is that confirmation bias can be very strong. If the results do not fit your expectations, are they acceptable? I think that, for very many, this will not be the case.

a reply to: DanDanDat

Yes Trump will abide by the current state of this election and leave office on inauguration day.

Me too.
I don't think he has much say in the matter.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: DanDanDat

Yes Trump will abide by the current state of this election and leave office on inauguration day.

Me too.
I don't think he has much say in the matter.

So what's the problem?

a reply to: Phage
At least from my point of view, while I have no doubt there was plenty of small-time county-level fraud happening -- I don't see that being enough to overturn the results. It's this Dominion stuff that has me worried... not just in regards to this one election and whether or not Trump wins... but for what it means on a grander scale.

From what I gather they're literally built/programmed to allow for weighting of votes. I'd be very interested on your opinion of what legitimate reasons the developers would have had for including that feature?

a reply to: Navieko

I'd be very interested on your opinion of what legitimate reasons the developers would have had for including that feature?

First thing that comes to mind, as one who dabbles in programming, would be for running simulations. I've done that trying to come up with a scoring system for hang gliding competitions.

Secondarily for debugging purposes. Beta stage stuff.

Such things are not necessarily included in release versions of software.

37 votes were flipped

I wasn't about votes.

It was to see if the machines are rigged.

Guess what, they are!

originally posted by: Navieko
a reply to: Phage
From what I gather they're literally built/programmed to allow for weighting of votes. I'd be very interested on your opinion of what legitimate reasons the developers would have had for including that feature?

I know you didn't ask me but;

Weighted Voting Systems

A weighted voting system is one in which the participants have varying numbers of votes. One of the most common examples of a weighted voting system is the U.S. Electoral College. Under the Electoral College system, the number of votes for each state is based upon that state's population. California, one of the most populous states, can cast 54 electoral votes while Alaska may cast only 3 votes.

link

Since Weighted Voting Systems are used it makes sense for a company that makes tabulators to including this feature in order to meet the needs of the greatest number of potential consumers.

originally posted by: Phage

The problem is that confirmation bias can be very strong. If the results do not fit your expectations, are they acceptable? I think that, for very many, this will not be the case.

That goes both ways... If it turns out that Biden did win then the right will go back to what they do, work, take care of their families and look to 2022. If it turns out that there was big fraud and provable in the courts, what do you think the left will do?

You see here is the difference my friend, and basically what the right has been living with for 4 years... As crazy as the left has been, BOY if Trump won based on provable fraud...Katy bar the door as to sh!t that will hit the fan as to what the left will do.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: DanDanDat

The three year Mueller investigation never made it to a trial regarding Trump and Russia conspiring to steal the 2016 election.

Right. Because "collusion" is not a crime. But there were a number of convictions, no? How many cases were dismissed? How many of Rudy's attempts have been?

How many convictions do you think will be produced from the special council to get to the bottom of how the democrat party started the phony Russia gate fraud? More or less? Just curious.