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[QUOTE=SgtSoros;5394534]Damn, you spew so much bullshit, I don't know if I should offer you a breath mint or some toilet paper.[/QUOTE]All I listed is factual and verifiable. Why do you feel threatened by facts that show Georgia, Fulton County is a cesspool of voter fraud and election irregularities?
[QUOTE=AaronHamlet;5394927]All I listed is factual and verifiable. Why do you feel threatened by facts that show Georgia, Fulton County is a cesspool of voter fraud and election irregularities?[/QUOTE]Your claims of widespread voter fraud during our most recent elections are not only unsubstantiated but they are flat-out false, and have been repeatedly and definitively debunked by scores of the nation's leading election administrators, national security leaders, political leaders, and election experts. Several federal agencies in charge of election security issued a joint statement declaring that the November 3 election was "the most secure in American history" and that there was no evidence that any voting system deleted or lost votes, changed votes, or was in any way compromised.
Trump and his allies had ample time to provide evidence of voter fraud across the country but were unable to do so. They filed more than 60 lawsuits challenging the results of the November election many of them targeting majority Black cities and counties and lost all but one. Judges unanimously rebuffed Trump's claims of fraud as unfounded and contrary to evidence, including judges appointed by Trump and other Republican presidents. Trump's fraud claims were so outrageous that several courts went so far as to denounce the ethics of the lawyers who filed them and expressed disgust at the relief they sought -namely, to disenfranchise hundreds or even millions of voters. Trump fared no better in the lead up to Election Day, when he filed more than a dozen lawsuits predicting that the election would be marred by fraud. Courts REJECTED every one of those claims.
In a phone call, Trump pressured Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, a fellow Republican, to "find" enough votes to overturn his defeat. This undoubtedly ranks as one of the most disgusting abuses of presidential power in the history of the republic. Never before has a sitting president attempted to use his power to try to overturn the result of an election he lost. Not only did Trump threaten a public official to try to get him to violate the law, but he did so in an attempt to subvert the democratic process the very foundation of our political system and the president's authority.
[B]Arizona Audit[/B]
What's Happening In Arizona Is Not Really An Audit Or A Recount. It's a highly partisan Inquisition. A true "audit" would be carried out based on clearly defined scientific parameters.
[B]The Scientific Method.[/B]
*Make an observation.
*Ask a question.
*Form a hypothesis, or testable explanation. Make a prediction based on the hypothesis.
*Test the prediction.
*Iterate: use the results to make new hypotheses or predictions.
[B]The trumpanzee Way.[/B]
*Have an opinion.
*Believe strongly that it is a fact.
*Lie, lie, lie.
*If enough people contest what you say manufacture some alternative "facts".
*If that doesn't work, lie some more and accuse the other side of whatever you do.
So, again to recap, a highly partisan Arizona state senate has arranged for a highly partisan, unaccredited contractor, the Ninja dimwits, paid for by partisan donations to conduct a review of ballots for one targeted county where these particular partisans lost the election. Say no more, say no more.
[QUOTE=HobbyMan51;5394634]Insult me all you want. Now, answer the fucking question.[/QUOTE]There was a question? Could you please put those near the top? Unfortunately, I get so busy laughing at your dimwitted shit that I can't find that diamond in your bucket of bullshit.
Also, could you manage to use paragraphs? Just saying, your retarded stream of bitterness and vitriol gets sort of mashed together. Separate your vile thoughts so I can dissect them individually.
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A lot of dumb fucking shit was typed here[/QUOTE]Are the AZ tax payers paying for that farce that's going on down there? I can tell you're extra concerned about wasting tax payer money and all.
[QUOTE=HobbyMan51;5393998]What a great mind you are, Rodgie. So pleased with yourself and your earth-shattering suppositions. A real joy to all the world and a true genius.[/QUOTE]I know. Everyone says that.
[QUOTE=RogerOver;5395003]There was a question? Could you please put those near the top? Unfortunately, I get so busy laughing at your dimwitted shit that I can't find that diamond in your bucket of bullshit.
Also, could you manage to use paragraphs? Just saying, your retarded stream of bitterness and vitriol gets sort of mashed together. Separate your vile thoughts so I can dissect them individually.[/QUOTE]That is a paragraph, dickwad. To you however, a paragraph is a sentence of five single syllable words or less. Try graduating from the second grade and maybe I'll throw in a two syllable word here and there to help your with your education although I strongly suspect that you have already reached your IQ limit, wasting any further efforts to improve your limited cognitive ability.
[QUOTE=RogerOver;5395018]I know. Everyone says that.[/QUOTE]Highly doubtful but please, continue to delude yourself. Not that you need any encouragement.
[QUOTE=ILuvEmall;5394262]To be fair, you can't say there's not a shred. There are plenty of shreds, if you care to open your eyes. I'll post just one that seems pretty credible to me, but there are plenty more:
[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNeH_GHFaSI&t=162s[/URL]
You'll note that this lady voiced her complaints before the election results were even in. Please note that I am not a Trumper, did not vote for Trump the first time (nor did I vote for Hillary, I wrote-in a candidate), and do not fit in the nice little box you might imagine. There were some strange things that occurred, to say the least. I'm not ready to draw full conclusions beyond that.[/QUOTE]I am all for fair and hope that this lady's concerns were addressed and investigated. That being said, there have been no reports published which confirm her theory. So I, for one, do not count this as evidence, just speculation. Others are welcome to believe any theory they want, from illegal absentee ballots, to bamboo paper, to voting machines that change Trump votes to Biden votes, among a thousand or so other conspiracy theories. After all the investigations, all the audits, and all the recounts, I have seen no credible evidence of "massive" voter fraud. Others can believe whatever they want. I will continue to wait for evidence. Credible evidence.
[QUOTE=HobbyMan51;5394636]Here are some "shreds" for you. Thank you, AaronHamlet.[/QUOTE]If these 300,000+ absentee ballots have no tracking history, how do you know that they weren't all illegally cast for Trump? Maybe he really lost Georgia by 310,000 votes? I cast an absentee ballot and I can attest that it was properly executed and delivered. You are free to demonstrate others that were not. Until then, I will continue to follow documented evidence and not the conspiracy theory de jour.
[QUOTE=HobbyMan51;5395652]When those 20 ish years fly by (and they will, grasshopper, they will) you will be amazed at how much your present limited perspective has changed and how attractive those 50 year olds have become. Your name says a lot about you but fortunately there is still time for you to grow up. I believe that you will.[/QUOTE]I may tolerate an older woman as I age but I doubt there will ever come a day where I choose a 50 yr over an early 20 yr. Again if I date a lady long term and she gets to that age then that is a different thing but a stranger won't do it for me. As far as my username, well I chose something completely random. Heard it from something I watched once and I use it strictly for hobbying purposes. It truly has no meaning to me and definitely has nothing to do with who I am in real life. Care to elaborate or explain why you inferred something from my username? I am genuinely curious if there is some meaning that I'm unaware of.
[QUOTE=PunkedLife;5396254]I may tolerate an older woman as I age but I doubt there will ever come a day where I choose a 50 yr over an early 20 yr. Again if I date a lady long term and she gets to that age then that is a different thing but a stranger won't do it for me. As far as my username, well I chose something completely random. Heard it from something I watched once and I use it strictly for hobbying purposes. It truly has no meaning to me and definitely has nothing to do with who I am in real life. Care to elaborate or explain why you inferred something from my username? I am genuinely curious if there is some meaning that I'm unaware of.[/QUOTE]Your user name may have no meaning to you, at least consciously, but it does send off certain signals as to the age and outlook of someone who would choose that particular name. We know from your own admission that you are in your late twenties, maybe early thirties. Those of us who are older know that your age group tends to be very confident and self-assured, maybe overly so to the point of arrogance. We know from what you have told us that you would rather use money to make more money instead of wasting it (makes sense to me) and that you are now in NYC (the next Wolf of Wall Street maybe?). Your terminology (would never talk to a 50 yo on the street and will always be that way) indicates a youthful (punk) rigidness that could be construed as confidence, posturing, or just simple whistling past the graveyard of life (another form of insecure posturing. We've all done it at some point in our lives.). Please understand, I am not criticizing you or attacking you. I am just attempting to point out that what you know or think you know are absolutes now will melt away with the years. In 20 ish years you will be a very different person than who you are now and what you think and how you act today will very likely change drastically by the time you reach your fifties. If that does not happen then generally something is very wrong as far as personal emotional growth is concerned. I'm talking about attitudes here, not foundations. When we are young we confuse the two as being the same. They are not. These things are likely not obvious to you now. They will be in time and at that point you will understand why someone once said that youth is wasted on the young. Good luck out there.
[QUOTE=HobbyMan51;5397324]Your user name may have no meaning to you, at least consciously, but it does send off certain signals as to the age and outlook of someone who would choose that particular name. We know from your own admission that you are in your late twenties, maybe early thirties. Those of us who are older know that your age group tends to be very confident and self-assured, maybe overly so to the point of arrogance. We know from what you have told us that you would rather use money to make more money instead of wasting it (makes sense to me) and that you are now in NYC (the next Wolf of Wall Street maybe?). Your terminology (would never talk to a 50 yo on the street and will always be that way) indicates a youthful (punk) rigidness that could be construed as confidence, posturing, or just simple whistling past the graveyard of life (another form of insecure posturing. We've all done it at some point in our lives.). Please understand, I am not criticizing you or attacking you. I am just attempting to point out that what you know or think you know are absolutes now will melt away with the years. In 20 ish years you will be a very different person than who you are now and what you think and how you act today will very likely change drastically by the time you reach your fifties. If that does not happen then generally something is very wrong as far as personal emotional growth is concerned. I'm talking about attitudes here, not foundations. When we are young we confuse the two as being the same. They are not. These things are likely not obvious to you now. They will be in time and at that point you will understand why someone once said that youth is wasted on the young. Good luck out there.[/QUOTE]A2? This was supposed to be on the massage parlor report thread as a reply to PunkedLife. How did it end up here?
[QUOTE=HobbyMan51;5397936]A2? This was supposed to be on the massage parlor report thread as a reply to PunkedLife. How did it end up here?[/QUOTE]He probably thought you were attacking Punked's character.
[QUOTE=Niteluvr;5398247]He probably thought you were attacking Punked's character.[/QUOTE]Maybe, I don't know. I've never had or seen a post from one thread that ended up on an entirely different one before. TrumpsFault!
[QUOTE=AaronHamlet;5394353]'More than eight months after the November 3, 2020 election in Georgia, there are no chain of custody documents for 333,511 or 55.6 percent, of the estimated 600,000 absentee vote by mail ballots deposited in drop boxes and delivered to county registrars and counted in Georgia's 2020 presidential election. '.
'Video shows after poll watchers were ushered from State Farm arena, Fulton County election workers removed ballot boxes from beneath draped tables and restarting counting of the absentee ballots. In some cases it appeared same stack of ballots were fed through tabulating machine multiple times. '.
'No water leak found in State Farm arena after Fulton County election officials claimed water pipe break was reason for sending poll watchers home the previous evening. '.
'Election Workers Set to Be Deposed in Georgia Ballot Case'.
'Freeman and Moss were two of the workers in the absentee ballot counting room at State Farm Arena, when ballots were processed on Nov. 3, 2020, with no observers, including no state election monitor present. A violation of Georgia election laws. '.
'The Fulton County Board of Registration & Elections has Hired One of Georgia's Top Criminal Defense Attorneys. '.
'Donald Samuel's profile calls him a 'top-rated attorney with over 40+ years of legal experience" who "serves clients throughout the Atlanta metro region who face serious federal and state criminal charges, and he has successfully tried cases in federal and appellate courts across the country. ' Mr. Samuel is best known for his successful defense of former NFL star Ray Lewis in a homicide case stemming from a January 31,2000 stabbing death outside the Cobalt lounge in Atlanta. Mr. Samuel currently represents Clifford and Tameka Harris, better known as hip hop icon TI and his wife Tiny, in defense of a myriad of rape and sex trafficking charges. One victim claims she was "drugged, forced to take tons of molly and X, and sex-trafficked in three states," beginning in Nevada and ending in Miami, Florida, in 2010.
The hiring of Mr. Samuel by the Fulton County Board of Elections has raised eyebrows in some legal circles seeing that election law violations are civil not criminal matters. Mr. Samuel is being paid by the citizens of Fulton County at a rate purported to exceed $1,000 per hour. '.[/QUOTE][URL]https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/wireStory/ballot-drop-box-investigation-2020-begins-georgia-78289726[/URL]
"New revelations that Fulton County is unable to produce all ballot drop box transfer documents will be investigated thoroughly, as we have with other counties that failed to follow Georgia rules and regulations regarding drop boxes. This cannot continue," Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger. '.
Not new. Raffensperger knew of this in December 2020.
'The report quotes a statement from Mariska Bodison, with Fulton County Registration and Elections, saying that officials noticed "a few forms are missing. " '.
They can't find 25% of the chain of custody docs re absentee ballots retrieved from drop boxes. Not a 'few.' That's 20,000 absentee ballots that just showed up w/o documentation in a county that went 92%-8% Biden over Trump. Mariska's employers are the ones who hired the $1,000 an hour criminal defense atty.
A forensic audit of only 150,000 absentee ballots set to begin and Raffensperger starts lying to cover his ass. Fulton County Registration and Elections can't find chain of custody documents for 25% of all absentee ballots counted and hires $1,000 defense atty. Mainstream media starts reporting on story. There are no conspiracies but also no coincidences.