Why would you not seal the identities and evidence?

[Doctor Phibes]

@Jolly said in Why would you not seal the identities and evidence?:

@Doctor-Phibes said in Why would you not seal the identities and evidence?:

This is getting unbelievable.

They've had over a week to produce evidence, and I haven't seen any reports here of anything more than vague statements about things 'not feeling right', or 'not adding up'. Oh, sorry, Rudy had the convicted pedophile from out of state who'd apparently made a special trip to the Four Seasons Total Landscaping, presumably because there was a special going on garden gnomes.

Come on guys, where's the actual evidence?

A week is a very short time, when trying to produce actionable evidence for a court case.

Trump's been claiming massive voter fraud since before voting started. He should have started gathering his evidence at the same time.

[jon-nyc]

@Jolly said in Why would you not seal the identities and evidence?:

A week is a very short time, when trying to produce actionable evidence for a court case.

That's the problem when you start with a conclusion and then search high and low for evidence after the fact.

So maybe don't do that next time?

[Jolly]

@Doctor-Phibes said in Why would you not seal the identities and evidence?:

@Jolly said in Why would you not seal the identities and evidence?:

@Doctor-Phibes said in Why would you not seal the identities and evidence?:

This is getting unbelievable.

They've had over a week to produce evidence, and I haven't seen any reports here of anything more than vague statements about things 'not feeling right', or 'not adding up'. Oh, sorry, Rudy had the convicted pedophile from out of state who'd apparently made a special trip to the Four Seasons Total Landscaping, presumably because there was a special going on garden gnomes.

Come on guys, where's the actual evidence?

A week is a very short time, when trying to produce actionable evidence for a court case.

Trump's been claiming massive voter fraud since before voting started. He should have started gathering his evidence at the same time.

He has been. There are time constraints.

I'm no IT guy, so how long would it take for a team of IT experts to review Dominion's software and the computer network, to determine if tampering or errors existed? And how would you know if a patch was not inserted that erased evidence of it being there, after the command was executed?

[Copper]

@taiwan_girl said in Why would you not seal the identities and evidence?:

@Copper said in Why would you not seal the identities and evidence?:

Larry and Jolly have been posting pages of links to evidence, last night Tucker Carlson devoted a lot of his show to naming names of dead voters

How come none of the courts have agreed so far?

That is an entirely different question.

My point is that there are mountains of evidence

And the msm has done a very effective job of getting a lot of people to deny it's existence - even here

[Copper]

@Doctor-Phibes said in Why would you not seal the identities and evidence?:

Copper has certainly been a lot quicker to recognize evidence of voter fraud than he was to appreciate that Covid was worse than the flu.

covid vs the flu is simple arithmetic

flu was in the lead for quite a while

But for some reason a lot of people just lost their minds screaming and denying the flu it's rightful place in the pantheon of pandemics

It is simple arithmetic, when it's over it's over, before that it's not

[jon-nyc]

Oddly, Trump's team hasn't been able to produce anything of consequence to courts of law. Must be a deep state plant on the legal team.

[jon-nyc]

Mountains of evidence:

Trump's team released 234 pages of affidavits alleging bad things in Michigan. The Blaze (conservative outlet founded by Glenn Beck) went through all 234 pages of them. They referred to only 101 votes.

The gap is 146,123.

[Jolly]

@jon-nyc said in Why would you not seal the identities and evidence?:

Mountains of evidence:

Trump's team released 234 pages of affidavits alleging bad things in Michigan. The Blaze (conservative outlet founded by Glenn Beck) went through all 234 pages of them. They referred to only 101 votes.

The gap is 146,123.

Again, how much fraud is allowable?

[jon-nyc]

As little as practicable, obviously. But that's not really the issue here.

[Jolly]

@jon-nyc said in Why would you not seal the identities and evidence?:

As little as practicable, obviously. But that's not really the issue here.

I think it's an issue that has come to the forefront.

Floruda fixed most if their oribkems. Why not Michigan?

[Doctor Phibes]

It strikes me that Trump's reaction to accusations from Trump Jnr. that the USA is like a banana republic is to act exactly like the President of a banana republic, once again proving them right.

[Doctor Phibes]

@Jolly said in Why would you not seal the identities and evidence?:

Floruda fixed most if their oribkems.

I think you've had too much covfefe this morning

[jon-nyc]

Actually I'm sure if someone put as much energy into FL as they are MI and PA we could find the same things in similar numbers.

But this isn't a search aimed at rooting out fraud. It's aimed at legitimacy of our election result.

[Jolly]

@Doctor-Phibes said in Why would you not seal the identities and evidence?:

@Jolly said in Why would you not seal the identities and evidence?:

Floruda fixed most if their oribkems.

I think you've had too much covfefe this morning

Sometimes, the tablet has a mind of its own.

[Mik]

Just let it play out. If it is baseless as you say then the system will have been proven accurate. Shutting it down now will cause more damage to voter confidence as evidenced by the Democrats screaming about 2000 to this day.