Bamboo Fibers Found in Ballots During the Maricopa County Audit May Support Staci Burk's Claims

a reply to: spite

In case you havent noticed communists are among the lowest forms of life in terms of intelligence, hygiene, commom sense, reality, etc

If they were smart, capable or talents they wouldnt be communists to begin with

Making mistakes is their way. Its why they are where they are and we are where we are. Full spectrum dominance vs. Well...snicker...china...snicker

Theyre a joke and I don't respect anything about them

a reply to: JBurns

In case you havent noticed communists are among the lowest forms of life in terms of intelligence

Still intelligent enough to put the first man into space.

It seems that Republicans are now getting concerned with how silly this is has got:


“It makes us look like idiots,” State Sen. Paul Boyer, a Republican from suburban Phoenix who supported the audit, told the New York Times.

“Looking back, I didn’t think it would be this ridiculous. It’s embarrassing to be a state senator at this point.”


Too late mate, you can own this mess.

originally posted by: underwerks
What’s hilarious is people thinking that paper stock from Asia has to be made from bamboo. As if they wouldn’t have the same paper stock as the rest of the world.

It's not far fetched. China lacks forest and timber resources, but is rich in bamboo. They have been increasing their use of bamboo pulp in all paper based products. Supposedly bamboo doesn't require bleach, so its even environmentally more friendly.

www.xinhuanet.com...

Verifying the source of the paper the ballots were printed on is very thorough forensics. I am not opposed to seeing what it uncovers.

I doubt they are just checking for bamboo only, they are likely identifying all the different types of paper used in the election. Theoretically there should only be a few different sources. Any paper that comes from an unknown source, or different source than all the legitimate ballots, would be a good lead to follow.

a reply to: More1ThanAny1

From your link.

have increasingly turned to the plant for toilet paper and paper towels.

This is where these ludicrous claims of vote rigging should be. Flushed down the bog.

a reply to: alldaylong

You could have saved yourself from embarrassment if you just did a little more research.

bioresources.cnr.ncsu.edu...

As a widely distributed and fast growing graminaceous plant, bamboo has emerged as an important raw material for pulping and papermaking to mitigate the shortage of wood resources, at least in the East Asia region.

en.chinapaperonline.com...

More industry observers in China are now hopeful of a growing role that bamboo pulp will play in the future of the industry, seeing the length of bamboo fiber in-between that of hardwood and softwood. Also, bamboo resources are ample, especially in southern and southwest China. In addition to successful stories in tissue paper production, exploration to diversify bamboo pulp application is now underway on other grades of paper and board. Under more uncertainties in recovered paper supply at home and abroad, tapping the potentials of bamboo becomes a cost effective option for the industry, experts say.

They are using more bamboo for all paper products. My last article just so happened to mention they are increasingly using it for toilet paper and paper towels. It doesn't deny they are using it for other paper products.

Next time, try not to be so disingenuous. What you did is what we call drive-by debunking. You mindlessly tried to find the first petty conflict in what I said with a very narrow range of information (only using the article I posted), and didn't bother to check if your response could be rebutted by doing more research. You should be ashamed of yourself.

originally posted by: alldaylong
a reply to: JBurns

In case you havent noticed communists are among the lowest forms of life in terms of intelligence

Still intelligent enough to put the first man into space.

They also took extreme risks that got cosmonauts killed, and ignored safety concerns and many other short cuts, at the expense of human life, just to be the first. That fits the communist mind set.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

You should tell the Secret Service that investigating the source of the paper used in counterfeit money is just a ridiculous crackpot idea and a waste of resources. I'd like to watch them laugh at you.

You all are so far out of your lanes that you think other people are driving on the wrong side of the road.

a reply to: NoCorruptionAllowed

They also took extreme risks that got cosmonauts killed, and ignored safety concerns and many other short cuts, at the expense of human life

How many US astronauts lost their lives ?

I voted for Jo dude, I was going to be sad no matter which old man alleged rapist/racist won.
I actually did not even participate in the charade of public elections for a good portion of my life. It was not until I was temporarily brain washed into voting for Obummer (only once 2 days later I regretted it.) That I started participating again. That was the only time I voted for either wing of the corporate party. Nice try, again, but now lose another turn for making a very inaccurate assumption again. Hell ya I participate in the question everything threads. I have been doing that my entire life already. The majority of information on there is not new by any means but is still plenty of new information. If you think looking at puzzle pieces and trying to put a puzzle together is wrong why are you even here?
a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: More1ThanAny1
a reply to: alldaylong

You could have saved yourself from embarrassment if you just did a little more research.

bioresources.cnr.ncsu.edu...

As a widely distributed and fast growing graminaceous plant, bamboo has emerged as an important raw material for pulping and papermaking to mitigate the shortage of wood resources, at least in the East Asia region.

en.chinapaperonline.com...

More industry observers in China are now hopeful of a growing role that bamboo pulp will play in the future of the industry, seeing the length of bamboo fiber in-between that of hardwood and softwood. Also, bamboo resources are ample, especially in southern and southwest China. In addition to successful stories in tissue paper production, exploration to diversify bamboo pulp application is now underway on other grades of paper and board. Under more uncertainties in recovered paper supply at home and abroad, tapping the potentials of bamboo becomes a cost effective option for the industry, experts say.

They are using more bamboo for all paper products. My last article just so happened to mention they are increasingly using it for toilet paper and paper towels. It doesn't deny they are using it for other paper products.

Next time, try not to be so disingenuous. What you did is what we call drive-by debunking. You mindlessly tried to find the first petty conflict in what I said with a very narrow range of information (only using the article I posted), and didn't bother to check if your response could be rebutted by doing more research. You should be ashamed of yourself.

So Bamboo is not used for toilet paper then ? Must have misread that.

They only people that should be ashamed are the idiots who are peddling this election fraud nonsesne. They look and sound like fools, which they are.

originally posted by: CrazyFox
Nice try, again, but now lose another turn for making a very inaccurate assumption again.

Assumption about what? You're the one discussing your party affiliation, not me. I'm not interested in or discussing your above self-admitted brainwashing. I'm discussing important topics like bamboo ballots, Jew Lasers in space and Sidney's Bowel knowing about the Frankfurt server.

Umm pretty sure Russia got the half of Nazi scientists we did not since both space programs (commie and ours) were started after WW2 and the ones in charge were former Nazi's let's call it what it is Nazi technology put humans in "space." Sorry to nitpick.
a reply to: alldaylong

originally posted by: CrazyFox
Umm pretty sure Russia got the half of Nazi scientists we did not since both space programs (commie and ours) were started after WW2 and the ones in charge were former Nazi's let's call it what it is Nazi technology put humans in "space." Sorry to nitpick.
a reply to: alldaylong

So both the Russian and US Space Programmes where in fact German?

Must have been thousands of Germans involved then.

originally posted by: spite
What is this, amateur hour? Why would a foreign government forge ballots from a different material than is used in the US? That would practically be like hand signing every ballot with "THIS ONE IS FAKE!"

That's the classic false argument of, why would a criminal do something that would get them caught.
That's false logic, there's no direct correlation.
Criminals do things all the time that get them caught.

But to answer your question more directly, in cases of electronic voting, scanned images replace paper ballots, and the paper ballots get boxed and sealed up and in most cases are never looked at again, let alone go under a full forensic audit that includes UV light and 5K cameras.

That I am sad about the outcome of the election, remember Ross P? That was two years before I graduated that is when I realized our elections were fixed. Voted for Mickey Mouse for President in my first chance to vote. Learning about Disney a couple of years later in school regretted even that protest vote. Explained in prior post but I get it I am very difficult to comprehend.
Here ya go
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originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
a reply to: CrazyFox
Look, I get you're sad about the outcome of the election

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Yup there were plenty.

In a covert affair originally dubbed Operation Overcast but later renamed Operation Paperclip, roughly 1,600 of these German scientists (along with their families) were brought to the United States to work on America’s behalf during the Cold War. The program was run by the newly-formed Joint Intelligence Objectives Agency (JIOA), whose goal was to harness German intellectual resources to help develop America’s arsenal of rockets and other biological and chemical weapons, and to ensure such coveted information did not fall into the hands of the Soviet Union.

Operation Paperclip

One of the most well-known recruits was Wernher von Braun, the technical director at the Peenemunde Army Research Center in Germany who was instrumental in developing the lethal V-2 rocket that devastated England during the war. Von Braun and other rocket scientists were brought to Fort Bliss, Texas, and White Sands Proving Grounds, New Mexico, as “War Department Special Employees” to assist the U.S. Army with rocket experimentation. Von Braun later became director of NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center and the chief architect of the Saturn V launch vehicle, which eventually propelled two dozen American astronauts to the Moon.

Remember when good old Wernher used to come out and host the Mickey Mouse show, now think of the massive amounts of propaganda that has been pushed by Disney since it's inception.

I know the History channel website is what it is but it was easiest to use and I am kind of lazy in regards to doing research for others.

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