suree wrote:
lol typical c u c k
all the evidence is clearly sourced. In cases of links to news articles, the court reports and documents (primary sources) are linked in those articles.
The truth is, this information has not been officially sanctioned by the corporate media complex, so you automatically reject it. You outright reject 712 entries consisting of primary photos, videos and audio files, legal and court documents, sworn affidavits and rigid statistical analyses.
Just admit it. You're a c u c k
Your obsession with cuckolding is really bizarre and reeks of small peen energy. I didn't automatically reject it. I read it myself and ascertained that it was not real evidence. You say there is plenty of evidence. "Photos, videos, and audio files, legal and court documents."... of what? You don't have any idea what you're talking about.
But okay, let's play this game. Let's look at the first entry under "Illegal Votes." The claim: "40,000 mail-in ballots were cast in the names of deceased voters in PA." This is sourced to this page, on the same website:
https://hereistheevidence.com/fact-list/pa-009b20/This page includes a list of "facts." Most are not unrelated to this claim and some are contradictory. (e.g., fact 5: "According to election experts, votes cast by a spouse of the deceased is exceedingly rare in Pennsylvania.") Fact 4 makes the same claim about 40k mail-in ballots being cast by dead voters and links to this page:
https://checkyourvote.org/deceased-voters/pennsylvaniaIn other words, no evidence. More accurately: a lie.
Let's look at the next claim: "32.6% of 1706 sample received absentee ballots without their request"
This is sourced to a twitter thread created by one Matt Braynard, Former Data Chief and Strategist for Trump For President. (Clearly an unbiased source!) Matt provides no sourcing for his claims. This does not count as evidence.
On to the next claim: "Rejected absentee ballots: 3.5% in 2018 to 0.3% in 2020 despite 500% more votes."
This is a statistic included in a letter that Doug Collins, a butthurt failure of a senate candidate, sent to Georgia's Secretary of State to whine about the validity of the voting process. He was mad that more people's requests for mail-in ballots were not rejected. He had no proof of fraud. The Secretary of State is an avowed Republican who has since called Collins a liar and certified the election results. No evidence!
Okay, moving on. Surely the next entry will have some actual evidence, right? The claim: "66% of dead registered voters, born between 1800 and 1899, voted."
This claim, which does not even seem to be about the current election, is sourced to the sign-in page for a government data portal hosted by the state of PA. No evidence! Incredible!
Okay, I'm getting bored. This next claim is your last chance. What do we have?
"3,000 instances of alleged voter fraud filed with AG by Nevada GOP."
This is sourced to thegreggjarrett.com with a write-up on a lawsuit by the Nevada GOP (obviously at the Trump campaign's request), which claims they have evidence that 3,000 dead people voted. (Trump lost by 343,600, FYI.) The party has not provided any evidence for these claims and it's been almost three weeks since they were made. Oh, Nevada just certified their election results, too. It's over.
Learn to read, Suree. You idiot.