You and Neo seem to run along the very same track....Cedar » 06 Sep 2022, 9:50 pm » wrote: ↑ Bill Barr is balls deep in you tonight, I hope he doesn’t let your asshole slam shut when he pulls out.
People are doing an audit on True the Vote. DeSouza and 2000 mules is just to document what they have found.ScottMon » 06 Sep 2022, 10:11 pm » wrote: ↑ I never quoted Barr and I know that Desouza never did an audit. They just tracked cellular use.
There's also the virtual statistical impossibility of winning a record-setting popular-vote landslide while winning the fewest counties in history by a wide margin. He STILL cannot get 100 people to attend a rally, while trump fills a stadium in the same city.Neo » 06 Sep 2022, 2:01 pm » wrote: ↑ I have withheld judgment to this point, waiting for promised smoking gun evidence to conclusively show votes were manipulated electronically. Two years is enough time for such evidence to appear, it's absence indicates that tales of CIA connected voting machine purveyors rigging the election are likely false.
That said, the extremes that the opposition to Trump went to, violated and tarnished institutions we are expected to rely on. Their actions and inaction gave the election to Joe Biden. It took capitalizing on a pandemic, inflamming and supporting racial animosity, and burying damning stories that shone light on Bidens criminal abuse of office. Objective observers have no reason to trust the media. They have reason to be wary of domestic intelligence agencies. They are justified in questioning the result of the election.
Keep him busy, Neo. Whatever gets his attention off my dirty panty hamper.Blackvegetable » 06 Sep 2022, 5:01 pm » wrote: ↑Never let the facts get in the way of your feels, Neo..Neo » 06 Sep 2022, 2:01 pm » wrote: ↑ I have withheld judgment to this point, waiting for promised smoking gun evidence to conclusively show votes were manipulated electronically. Two years is enough time for such evidence to appear, it's absence indicates that tales of CIA connected voting machine purveyors rigging the election are likely false.
That said, the extremes that the opposition to Trump went to, violated and tarnished institutions we are expected to rely on. Their actions and inaction gave the election to Joe Biden. It took capitalizing on a pandemic, inflamming and supporting racial animosity, and burying damning stories that shone light on Bidens criminal abuse of office. Objective observers have no reason to trust the media. They have reason to be wary of domestic intelligence agencies. They are justified in questioning the result of the election.
And Biden's money beat Trump's money...right FUZ?FOS » 06 Sep 2022, 4:50 pm » wrote: ↑ Trump was obviously the enemy of media and academia since he was a candidate for 2016. Largely because he said a lot of things that were true instead of relying on the cliche platitudes.
But I don't think it matters one bit what the results of any election is. Us politics is controlled by money
We take this limp impotence as a YES.Herman » wrote:
Noum questionsum, dick suckerum.
A virtual statistical impossibility according to who? You?HermanTwoFeather » 06 Sep 2022, 11:05 pm » wrote: ↑ There's also the virtual statistical impossibility of winning a record-setting popular-vote landslide while winning the fewest counties in history by a wide margin. He STILL cannot get 100 people to attend a rally, while trump fills a stadium in the same city.
I forgot to sayum -um.
2000 miles is a sham.LibDave » 06 Sep 2022, 9:35 pm » wrote: ↑ See 2000 mules. You can also participate in the video documentation. Several are already in the process of being charged. Many will likely flip. Very time consuming. I ran out of time on just the first few.
So...Biden won. Good, Neo shows signs of maturity.Neo » 06 Sep 2022, 2:01 pm » wrote: ↑ I have withheld judgment to this point, waiting for promised smoking gun evidence to conclusively show votes were manipulated electronically. Two years is enough time for such evidence to appear, it's absence indicates that tales of CIA connected voting machine purveyors rigging the election are likely false.
That said, the extremes that the opposition to Trump went to, violated and tarnished institutions we are expected to rely on. Their actions and inaction gave the election to Joe Biden. It took capitalizing on a pandemic, inflamming and supporting racial animosity, and burying damning stories that shone light on Bidens criminal abuse of office. Objective observers have no reason to trust the media. They have reason to be wary of domestic intelligence agencies. They are justified in questioning the result of the election.
I expect "binders full of women" and perhaps stories about leaving ones dog on the roof of the car while traveling down the highway. I do not expect intelligence agencies to spy on candidates and leak damning tidbits to the press. I don't expect 8 months of democrat supported riots all over the country.IkeBana » 07 Sep 2022, 7:07 am » wrote: ↑ So...Biden won. Good, Neo shows signs of maturity.
As for all this pissing and moaning about methodology...its like when Harvey Logan said to Butch Cassidy, "Rules? In a knife fight?"
If there's anything on which we can all agree, anything goes in a knife fight, and Presidential elections are a knife fight.
So let's not be a total **** about it, Neo...and have to listen to you suggesting that Trump fights cleaner than anybody else on the **** planet, in a Presidential election or anything else. Go on, argue that he's not a legal system weaponizing, sociopathic grifter.![]()
PS - institutions we expect to rely on? You mean institutions YOU WHITE SUP REMACISTS RELY ON. You "I want my country back", white supremacists.
Neo » 06 Sep 2022, 2:01 pm » wrote: ↑ I have withheld judgment to this point, waiting for promised smoking gun evidence to conclusively show votes were manipulated electronically. Two years is enough time for such evidence to appear, it's absence indicates that tales of CIA connected voting machine purveyors rigging the election are likely false.
That said, the extremes that the opposition to Trump went to, violated and tarnished institutions we are expected to rely on. Their actions and inaction gave the election to Joe Biden. It took capitalizing on a pandemic, inflamming and supporting racial animosity, and burying damning stories that shone light on Bidens criminal abuse of office. Objective observers have no reason to trust the media. They have reason to be wary of domestic intelligence agencies. They are justified in questioning the result of the election.
It's actually sick comedy. It's propaganda.Pastafarian » 07 Sep 2022, 7:00 am » wrote: ↑2000 miles is a sham.LibDave » 06 Sep 2022, 9:35 pm » wrote: ↑ See 2000 mules. You can also participate in the video documentation. Several are already in the process of being charged. Many will likely flip. Very time consuming. I ran out of time on just the first few.
Seen it. Good comedy.
IkeBana » 07 Sep 2022, 7:37 am » wrote: ↑ It's actually sick comedy. It's propaganda.
And Dinesh D'Souza is a **** useful idiot for white supremacist Americans, for whom Dinesh D'Souza is the equivalent of a ***. When the nazis take over this country D'Souza is the fool who's going to the gas chambers like everybody else who isn't a white supremacist.
Needed to be said, and well said, sir.Neo » 06 Sep 2022, 2:01 pm » wrote: ↑ I have withheld judgment to this point, waiting for promised smoking gun evidence to conclusively show votes were manipulated electronically. Two years is enough time for such evidence to appear, it's absence indicates that tales of CIA connected voting machine purveyors rigging the election are likely false.
That said, the extremes that the opposition to Trump went to, violated and tarnished institutions we are expected to rely on. Their actions and inaction gave the election to Joe Biden. It took capitalizing on a pandemic, inflamming and supporting racial animosity, and burying damning stories that shone light on Bidens criminal abuse of office. Objective observers have no reason to trust the media. They have reason to be wary of domestic intelligence agencies. They are justified in questioning the result of the election.
Now, of course, you're just a lying cocksucker. Nobody was spying on Trump. US intelligence agencies were spying on Russian agents and Trump, who was too stoopid to not stick his nose in it, showed up all over the place. When you sleep with dogs you get fleas.Neo » 07 Sep 2022, 7:19 am » wrote: ↑ I expect "binders full of women" and perhaps stories about leaving ones dog on the roof of the car while traveling down the highway. I do not expect intelligence agencies to spy on candidates and leak damning tidbits to the press. I don't expect 8 months of democrat supported riots all over the country.
Yes the Russia line in the debate was a joke. Hillary knew it was a joke. Hillary also knew that her campaign was paying Russia for dirt on Donald. There is your real collusion and foreign interference.IkeBana » 07 Sep 2022, 7:43 am » wrote: ↑ Now, of course, you're just a lying cocksucker. Nobody was spying on Trump. US intelligence agencies were spying on Russian agents and Trump, who was too stoopid to not stick his nose in it, showed up all over the place. When you sleep with dogs you get fleas.
And Trump was the **** who stood in front of the press during the 2016 campaign and in used Putin to hack into Clinton's computer. Oh...wait...he was just joking, right?
IkeBana » 07 Sep 2022, 7:43 am » wrote: ↑ Now, of course, you're just a lying cocksucker. Nobody was spying on Trump. US intelligence agencies were spying on Russian agents and Trump, who was too stoopid to not stick his nose in it, showed up all over the place. When you sleep with dogs you get fleas.
And Trump was the **** who stood in front of the press during the 2016 campaign and in used Putin to hack into Clinton's computer. Oh...wait...he was just joking, right?![]()
So, according to you Trump is cleaner than everybody he's ever run against...and anybody is suppose to take your treatise on clean politics seriously? You ****.