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Forensic Audit in Maricopa County, AZ
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Homebrewer
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I know with certainty that 2K Mules does not have evidence supporting its claims.
Don't waste your time. This might as well be Seattle Husker redux.
Homebrewer
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I suspect that some amount of fraud exists in every Presidential election (note above "stupid people commit isolated instances of voter fraud") and even in trivial elections such as a Democratic primary for Mayor in Connecticut. Was there enough fraud in 2020 to alter the outcome of the election? The burden of proof lies on those making such claim. D'Souza and TTV made plenty of money off their marks but their "evidence" is laughable.
You realize D'Souza isn't the only one.
And, it's 2024. QueMala and the DemoKrat party got their asses kicked so badly there was no opportunity for chicanery to work at the top of the ticket this go-round.
Given that truth, why are you here suddenly in a screaming frenzy over an old documentary that had no practical impact on the last four years of Obama's reign through Dementia Joe?
And, it's 2024. QueMala and the DemoKrat party got their asses kicked so badly there was no opportunity for chicanery to work at the top of the ticket this go-round.
Given that truth, why are you here suddenly in a screaming frenzy over an old documentary that had no practical impact on the last four years of Obama's reign through Dementia Joe?
Homebrewer
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Homebrewer
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I'm a contrarian and enjoy reminding someone when they're vehemently wrong. Defenders of D'Souza's fan fiction (read back through this thread for examples) need to be reminded that they were marks of his (and TTV's) grift.
Dude, when you talk about CSLI you don't have a freaking clue to what you're talking about. The government used anonymized CSLI geolocation data just like True the Vote did. As I showed above they had to piece together where all the J6ers were.
Whether the info comes from either the brokers or telephone companies it's the same info.
Cops use the tech all the time. If it's so inaccurate why do they use it? Yes, there's some inaccuracy in CSLI but that doesn't prove that you're correct in your assessment in this case. Most of the time it is extremely accurate and that's why cops use it. You're guessing that TTV got it wrong because that's the direction you want to go. You've proven zilch.
When you run your mouth you better bring the goods in which you didn't.
You hear BS on the MSM and think you have the answers. You don't. You libs are born marks.
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Homebrewer
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Dude, when you talk about CSLI you don't have a freaking clue to what you're talking about. The government used anonymized CSLI geolocation data just like True the Vote did. As I showed above they had to piece together where all the J6ers were.
Just like True the Vote the government has to get the CSLI info from the telephone companies. THERE'S NO DIFFERENCE IN QUALITY BECAUSE IT'S THE SAME DAMN THING.
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When you run your mouth you better bring the goods in which you didn't.
You hear BS on the MSM and think you have the answers. You don't. You libs are born marks.
You were bamboozled by your sources.
This is all old territory.
You don’t need great accuracy to determine if someone is inside a building that is 750 feet by 350 feet, you know, a 175,000 square foot building like the Capitol Building.
You need extreme accuracy if you’re trying to locate someone standing next to a 3 foot by 3 foot ballot box. True The Vote’s (TTV) “geolocation data” utterly lacks that accuracy.
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation’s reply to TTV indicates that TTV used commercially available CSLI data and defined a “visit” to a drop box as coming within 100 feet of a dropbox. TTV drew a 100-foot radius around a dropbox. Think your way through the CSLI’s accuracy (maybe as good as 50 feet under the best circumstances) and a 100-foot radius.
CSLI data is fine for determining if someone is in a giant building like the Capitol. It’s nowhere near good enough to determine if someone is inserting a ballot in a ballot box or merely driving by a library or other government building where the ballot boxes were placed.
Law enforcement agencies may most certainly obtain warrants for more accurate location information than commercially available CSLI data. Familiarize yourself with geofence warrants.
2000 Mules’ geolocation claims are hot garbage and D'Souza's apology confirms that there is no correlation between the garbage data and the garbage videos used in the fan fiction. Check your wallet.
Yes, 100 feet radius isn't uncommon, even with geofence warrants in regards to criminals. "Commercial" has nothing to do with it. However, the key here is within 100 feet. That's the point I'm making here. Most of the time these things are accurate within a few feet. 100 feet is a worst case scenario. That's why they used having to go to a box at least 10 times which takes most of the innocents out of the picture, which would include you driving around in your scenario.
If just 20% of TTV's info were accurate (probably much more than that) that means there were still over 48+ mules.
One thing that is rarely talked about is that these mules were also going to democrat non-profit centers in the area, then going to drop boxes, and then back to the centers. Over and over again.
This isn't the win you think it is.
I never spent a penny on 2000 mules.
Did you see how packed the J6ers were most of the time? As i said geolocation is accurate most of the time and that's why they were caught.
If just 20% of TTV's info were accurate (probably much more than that) that means there were still over 48+ mules.
One thing that is rarely talked about is that these mules were also going to democrat non-profit centers in the area, then going to drop boxes, and then back to the centers. Over and over again.
This isn't the win you think it is.
I never spent a penny on 2000 mules.
Did you see how packed the J6ers were most of the time? As i said geolocation is accurate most of the time and that's why they were caught.
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Homebrewer
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Sigh. In absolutely no world was commercially available CSLI data (data you or I could buy from a broker) in 2020 accurate to within 6 feet. Minimally, I'm going to need a citation for 6-ft accuracy in 2020, not you looking at your iPhone with cell data, WiFi, and Bluetooth turned on.
The square footage of a 100-foot radius (200-foot diameter) circle is 31, 415.93 square feet. A ballot box is 9 square feet. Your estimate of 20% is wildly optimistic, even assuming absolute accuracy. I leave it to you to do the math. It ain't pretty for your argument. You also assume that TTV located the ballot boxes with absolute accuracy (Hint: they didn't).
BTW--the "10-visit criteria" TTV used wasn't (despite 2K Mules implication) over a single day, it was the 95-day period from October 1, 2020 to January 5, 2021. Surely you're familiar with USPS, FedEx, Amazon, Lyft, Uber, pizza delivery, dog walkers....
IDGAF about J6ers. Most admitted their crimes, bragged on social media about their crimes, were captured on video while committing their crimes, took selfies of themselves committing their crimes, or were ratted out by family, friends, or co-workers for their crimes.
Whether or not you spent money on the fan faction of 2K Mules is irrelevant. You and so many others bought into the grift, supported, and spread it.
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