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Democrats lost the election because their votes were systematically suppressed and altered by a pre-programmed algorithm in voting tabulation machines, a vulnerability in the electoral system they failed to prevent or detect. This algorithm allegedly activated after a certain vote threshold in high-turnout early voting locations, changing votes from the Democratic candidate to the Republican candidate and deleting others to engineer a specific outcome.
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"what I'm saying this means and what we need to validate and what paper ballots and an audit will show or not show is is there an algorithm that has a threshold of about 200 300 votes occurring in Clark County and potentially other places and we have data for that as well after that threshold it begins to change votes from one candidate to the other and then here's where we get into the math in order to keep one candidate at 60% if more votes were cast and you flipped enough you start deleting extra votes and so you're sitting at 60% you're deleting extra votes to keep that margin because if you kept flipping votes it would just keep going up until you hit 100 so you you keep keep it at 60."
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"if you're then looking at the potential manipulation the algorithm that is then shifting votes uh What uh Nathan essentially saying is and I'm just repeating repeating it just to underscore it is that the manipulation occurs with the the voting tabulation but not with the voting tabulation of mailin votes so the mailin votes that were dominant in 2020 and as Nathan just noted carried the state of Pennsylvania for Biden they weren't U messed with if you want to think of it that way …"
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"this is where it gets concerning because if all else fails and you don't trust the statistics you don't trust the math we mapped early voting locations in Las Vegas in Clark County and so when you actually go and look at the registered um parties in this area this Las Vegas is blue it's absolutely blue it's ridiculously blue … we're seeing in these early voting locations where more votes were cast the Republican parties actually start to exceed the amount of democrat votes cast there … and it would correlate the concept of if you had a vote changing algorithm that starts taking and deleting votes after a certain threshold it doesn't care about the demographics of the people there it just cares about changing votes."
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"what we're worried is a significant manipulation where votes change from the presidential race from one party to the other would cause a noticeable drop off anomaly across the state across multiple counties and so we're like all right if there was a vote changing algorithm and if it was just changing votes or deleting votes from the presidential race and maybe left the senate race alone in some places do we see drop off anomalies across multiple States"
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- 02
Statistical anomalies in early voting data suggest targeted manipulation that harmed Democratic presidential and senate candidates, while other races on the same ballot appeared normal.
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"and so the presidential race we're seeing concerns of manipulation we also did the Senate race guess what we're seeing for the senate race … I'm not we're finding the same Tale in Senate so president and Senate both exhibit the same Tale But every other down ballot race we've looked at … when we look at the um the court the Supreme Court state of Nevada um seats when we look at the ballot questions they show a bell curve they show a normal distribution."
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"if there was manipulation and this distribution shows concerns of manipulation or some anomaly it would show in this case that Trump is benefiting from that anomaly or whatever is happening is impacting Harris's vote either way."
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"he said hey I've seen this shape before I've seen this tale before 2020 Russian constitutional referendum this gave Putin additional terms in office where he could extend same concern of that distribution not being binomial having a tale."
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The election outcome was deliberately engineered to avoid scrutiny, as vote margins in all key swing states suspiciously fell just outside the threshold that would have triggered automatic audits or recounts.
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"in all seven swing States this time around and this is why people say this election was over quick in 2020 there were multiple recounts because of the margins … this time around every swing state all seven swing States outside of the margin of a automatic recount so it was it was over pretty quick."
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"there's a threshold which would trigger an audit and it it's interesting that in none of these swing States was that threshold reached that's not like just a footnote that is part of the story."
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The Democratic presidential candidate suspiciously underperformed compared to down-ballot Senate candidates, but only in swing states, suggesting targeted manipulation rather than a lack of voter enthusiasm.
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"the Democratic presidential candidate on average across the seven swing States was netive 1.48% on the other hand the Republican candidate was positive 5.58% that means they got over 5% more votes on average than their Senate candidate of the same party what's strange is when we look at non- swing states and we average it out we see both of them sit closer to 1 to 2% positive so why is the Democratic presidential candidate underperforming in the swing States right that's conc to me that's this is the whole game to me this is the whole game"
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The narrative that Democrats lost due to Kamala Harris's unpopularity is false; data shows she retained nearly all of Biden's 2020 voters and even exceeded his performance in some states, meaning the vote drop-off must be explained by other factors.
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"people are like hey drop off vote unpopularity for Harris right that's what we're talking about that's what the argument is is people didn't like candidate Harris they didn't vote for it well when you run the numbers she actually exceeded Biden's 2020 numbers in Wisconsin North Carolina and Georgia and got across the seven swing States 99 99.6% of the votes cast so this doesn't correlate with the amount of drop off we're seeing in some of these states uh it's very concerning"
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The election was stolen from Democrats via a vote-changing algorithm running on compromised tabulation machines, which flipped an estimated 1.5 million votes and changed the outcome in six swing states.
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"here's the concern if there was a vote changing algorithm running on our tabulation machines as we suspect and as the data continues to point to the potential likelihood of it and the means of doing it it's all been laid out what's concerning is we did the numbers … it was still looking around 1.5 million potentially flipped votes in just six swing States and when we um invert those we find that Harris wins those six swing States if those votes were changed from one candidate to the other"
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The Democratic Party is failing to act and challenge the suspicious election results because its leadership is afraid of being labeled 'election deniers' and receiving the same political 'stink' that Republicans did after 2020.
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"obviously we've got a Democratic party it seems that um is sitting on its hands through all of this partially I would say because it's kind of become a radioactive call to say I deny the result or I want to recount because of what happened in 2020 so the Democrats don't want to be considered that way they don't want that that kind of stink on them so they it makes no sense to me I mean it's much too big the stakes are far too great but that's where we are"
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The Democratic Party's failure to demand audits in the swing states is a critical mistake that ensures future elections, like the midterms, will not be free and fair because the compromised voting systems will remain in place.
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"we can have audits we can have audits in the swing States because if our machines are compromised the midterms won't be free and fair the next election there will be no we'll get them in the next time there will be no hey four years right our democracy requires that our voices are heard that's built into the Constitution that's the whole point and if our voices and our votes are not being counted we should be upset we should be looking into this this is a big deal"
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The perfectly consistent pattern of Democratic underperformance across every single county in states like Ohio is a 'nonhuman' anomaly that points to a systematic, algorithmic manipulation of votes rather than natural voter behavior.
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"in every County in Ohio in 24 the Democrats got less votes than their next down ballot race the Senate and the Republicans at the presidential level got more votes when we look at 2016 you see what we argue is a more expected pattern of some change between County to County … when you map it out and you look at how consistent it is when we look at 24 we argue this is a nonhuman consistency in voting pattern 2016 looks more human because those populations change and they don't all stay um in line"
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The election result is statistically improbable because 88 counties flipped to Republicans while zero flipped to Democrats, an outcome more one-sided than even a historic landslide victory like Reagan's in 1984, despite the popular vote being nearly split.
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"88 counties changed from Blue to Red this election zero counties changed from red to blue this election that is um that is improbable realistically um even in other races where someone absolutely swept multiple States I think it was 1984 Ronald Reagan he won 49 out of 50 states and 30 counties were still flipped blue for his opposition party so for you to flip zero counties and …"
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Democrats and their party apparatus failed to adequately challenge suspicious election results, forcing grassroots activists to organize and fund their own push for audits.
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"so said we're we're pushing for audits we're we're pushing for for paper trail Audits and so you know if you can support us in that way that'd be awesome"
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