Mike Lindell - “We have the cyber footprint to prove the actual score of the game.”

a reply to: Asktheanimals

Steal an election and the people can be placated with enough lies and with the courts stacked in their favor so no evidence was presented.

The former president originated and perpetuated a lie. One among many.

If we have no vote then we have no government.

We have a vote and we have a government.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Doctor Smith

I want one.
Can you provide a link to your website?

Actually I don't make them. Some Canucks make them in Canada. I quite my drinking depression by using one.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: onehuman

One wonders why he did not initiate a suit against Dominion instead of grandstanding through youtube.

Dominion's attorneys probably know about discovery and stuff. And yet, they sued.

Probably because the court would have likely denied him standing and thrown out the lawsuit accordingly. This actually works much better for him to get the facts displayed as evidence in a court setting. IMHO.

a reply to: Rich Z

Probably because the court would have likely denied him standing and thrown out the lawsuit accordingly.

In a civil case Dominion could move for dismissal (as Sydney has done) but that doesn't mean the court would have to do so.

This actually works much better for him to get the facts displayed as evidence in a court setting.

Why, do you reckon, has Sydney made a motion to dismiss?

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: yuppa

he said a peaceful protest in his speech.

Among other things.
He also said he'd be marching with ya'll. But he didn't. He went home and watched it TV.

Likely a very smart move on his part, as it is worth considering that he just might have wound up getting shot there. It would have been a very easy setup with the MSM pinning the blame on Trump himself, as just rewards for his "instigating insurrection". Personally I think he (literally) dodged a bullet.

One thing that has always marveled me about Trump is that he seems to have a real knack for knowing where the mines are laid out for him and how to avoid them. The voter fraud HAD to be massive in 2020 to put him down, and certainly the powers that be fully understood that because of the surprise results in the 2016 election.

IMHO.

a reply to: Rich Z

The voter fraud HAD to be massive in 2020 to put him down

Why?

a reply to: Rich Z

One thing that has always marveled me about Trump is that he seems to have a real knack for knowing where the mines are laid out for him and how to avoid them.

Is that why he claimed the 2016 election was rigged before he got elected?

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Rich Z

The voter fraud HAD to be massive in 2020 to put him down

Why?

Obviously you stopped reading my message too soon.

a reply to: Rich Z

I don't see how the second phrase of the sentence would change my question.

The voter fraud HAD to be massive in 2020 to put him down, and certainly the powers that be fully understood that because of the surprise results in the 2016 election.

Not to derail, I've also heard a lot of chatter (sorry phage, no links)
of the uspis running a massive investigation.
They handle the mail fraud side, take pictures of all ballots passed through.
They can see 1000 ballots from mailbox x, for example
Federal offence, so "fed time" and federal court prosecution rates.(almost 100%)
We'll see.

a reply to: Mandroid7

What's an uspis?

a reply to: Phage

United States Postal inspection Service
uspis

A force to be reckoned with.
Crazy power with an interesting structure.
Entire separate entity of law enforcement officers.
Priority over all other law enforcement groups.

Shtf and they come out with priority powers to keep communications operating.
Fed court back prosecutions.
Wild stuff

They mostly focus on mail fraud type stuff, but run a massive operation
Watching mail bombs and things like that

a reply to: Mandroid7

What are you worried about?!

The Postal Inspection Service is standing guard and ready to help.

a reply to: Phage

What are you worried about?!

My kid not growing up in an insane cyberpunk hellscape.
That and distracted drivers. Like, just put the phone down, you can check your status later, it's not like it's a mission impossible message.

originally posted by: Chadwickus
a reply to: Rich Z

One thing that has always marveled me about Trump is that he seems to have a real knack for knowing where the mines are laid out for him and how to avoid them.

Is that why he claimed the 2016 election was rigged before he got elected?

Yes, it probably was. Just not enough for the win to go to Hillary. IMHO. I think Trump was as surprised as nearly everyone else was when he discovered that he had so much support that it overwhelmed the fraud perpetrated in order to try to hand the election to Hillary. But they certainly learned their lesson for 2020, now didn't they? They couldn't half step this time with the fraud.

In reality, Biden is just a nobody. Always has been. Only reason Obama picked him as a running mate was just life insurance. No one would have been tempted to assassinate Obama giving us Biden as POTUS as a result. Biden had (has) no appreciable following, has no personality whatsoever, never made any real marks on the world while in public office (except for pay to play income reasons in which his son Hunter assisted), and couldn't generate any excitement for his campaign to save his soul. And yet we are expected to believe that somehow he plucked this election rabbit right out of a hat from Trump, who had a tremendous following and excited support from the majority of Americans. The 2020 election was as phony as a three dollar bill. Anyone being honest with themselves knows this.

The first question I have is "is Biden so far gone mentally that he doesn't understand what happened, or does he understand and is fully satisfied with the results and the damage it has done to this country"? The second question is "how much of the democratic party in knowledgeable of and colluded in this crime"?

IMHO.

originally posted by: Mandroid7
Not to derail, I've also heard a lot of chatter (sorry phage, no links)
of the uspis running a massive investigation.
They handle the mail fraud side, take pictures of all ballots passed through.
They can see 1000 ballots from mailbox x, for example
Federal offence, so "fed time" and federal court prosecution rates.(almost 100%)
We'll see.

In Pennsylvania, 150,000 more ballots were received than were mailed out. Probably the ballots where the vote was cast for Biden and noone/nothing else, constituted most of that 150,000.

Didn't one of the many "Whistleblowers" testify that he drove a truck full of pre-filled ballots from New York down to Pennsylvania?

a reply to: Mandroid7



Drivers? What about distracted walkers!

My daughter is pretty sharp and our society is doing well if our economy is not. I fret for her future, but she's got a head on her shoulders.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Rich Z

Probably because the court would have likely denied him standing and thrown out the lawsuit accordingly.

In a civil case Dominion could move for dismissal (as Sydney has done) but that doesn't mean the court would have to do so.

This actually works much better for him to get the facts displayed as evidence in a court setting.

Why, do you reckon, has Sydney made a motion to dismiss?

Perhaps she was offered "the carrot or the stick".

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Rich Z

I don't see how the second phrase of the sentence would change my question.

The voter fraud HAD to be massive in 2020 to put him down, and certainly the powers that be fully understood that because of the surprise results in the 2016 election.

Yes, I can see that. Think about it.

a reply to: Rich Z

Perhaps she was offered "the carrot or the stick".

Perhaps she ain't got # all to present and doesn't want to pay for representation.

Perhaps Don should chip in. He grifted a lot of donations for his "cause", after all. It would seem appropriate.