Joe Biden’s Votes Violate Benford’s Law (Mathematics)
https://principia-scientific.com/joe-bidens-votes-violate-benfords-law-mathematics/
The SBT is apparently deep in the weeds of Disinformation Promulgation.
IF he gives enough time, I would list every single reliable source that is available. There is a ton of it (but not on FB or Twitter).
Courts in Wi just this past week I believe declared the unmanned drop boxes unused to be illegal. They already declared the ballot cutting. G democrat counties illegal. Etc etc. there is plenty of documented evidence of fraud abs crimes. They just refuse to report it
I’m surprised the editor called you.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court (made up of 6 democrats and 1 republican) decided by themselves with no legislative or public input to extend the vote counting by 7 days after election day.
This had never been done before, (state law statutes that all ballots must be received and cast by no later than 8pm on election day).
Not to be outdone by the power usurpation, the court allowed the democrat Secretory of State to accept ballots that were postmarked up to 3 DAYS AFTER election.
You heard that right. They allowed ballots to be received and counted 3 days after the election was over.
And the stinking media has the unmitigated gall to tell us there was no vote fraud.
For clarification, you wrote an editorial, not a letter to the editorial. If so, you have to play the game. Even if it’s rigged. Their paper, their rules.
Unfortunately, the only actual accusations or claims I know of ever put out by anyone associated with the Trump administration were all done back in December of 2020. You could look back at some of the court filings by Rudy Gialiani, Sydney Powell, or Lin Wood, or the report put out by Peter Navarro. Here’s about the only link for the report I could find, which may summarize some of the court filings and where they might be found. At one point there was a website accumulating some of the evidence since then by someone, but haven’t seen or heard anything about it in months. Good luck.
Let’s start with the U.S. Constitution which clearly gives authority to State Leglislatures to control the rules of elecitons, yet Governors and Secretaries of State across the nation unilaterally decided to send out millions of mail-in ballots and set up drop boxes, etc.
Illegal election, case closed.
Pause video. Search on title of article.
http://www.iment.com/maida/tv/politics/video/2020-The-Grand-Experiment-Joseph-Blanchard-V04.htm
Dominion Voting Machine In Action:
https://commonsenseevaluation.com/2020/12/10/a-dominion-voting-machine-in-action/
“It’ll even scan a batch of blank ballots and vote for whoever you tell it to”
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Here is the Evidence (website)
https://hereistheevidence.com/
Re U.S. voting systems connected to internet
January 10, 2020 - NBC News:
Fill his email box with credible sources....one email at a time as you hunt them down. Start with the picture of covering the windows of the counting room on election night in Detroit.
It won’t be published. Hopefully I am wrong in my guess. 🙂
It sounds like the editors might actually read some. Here are some links you should email to the paper:
https://markone1blog.wordpress.com/2020/11/22/affidavits-on-voter-fraud-and-ballot-tampering-in-various-states/
https://hamodia.com/2020/11/11/rnc-chair-says-11000-people-shown-voter-fraud-claims/
I used to live in south bend, I still work there but live right over the border in michigan. It’s amazing the contrast between mishawaka which is next door and republican and south bend which is run by the rat party. The tribune isn’t interested in the truth. I remember nancy sulok and what a liberal reporter she was, supposedly looking for the “truth”.
1) There was no US Senate race in Indiana in 2020, which is why Indiana vote fraud was down to a dull roar.
2) Ask him why the turnouts in the counties centered around Marion County were off the charts compared to Obama 2008 - whereas in the rest of the state, Obama's 2008 turnouts beat Biden's 2020 turnouts like a rented mule.
Enthusiastic voters around Marion County? LOLOL!!
More like trying to steal Indiana US House seat CD-5 from Congresswoman Victoria Spartz...
Obama 2008 | Biden 2020 | ||||||||||||||
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Obama 2008 | McCain | 2008 total | Biden | Trump | 2020 total | Biden 2020 | Obama 2008 | ||||||||
Boone | 37% | 9,752 | 62% | 16,622 | 26,647 | Boone | 40% | 15,244 | 58% | 22,351 | 38,520 | -5,492 | 156% | ||
Hamilton | 39% | 49,704 | 61% | 78,401 | 129,064 | Hamilton | 46% | 88,390 | 52% | 101,587 | 193,999 | -38,686 | 178% | ||
Hancock | 35% | 11,874 | 64% | 22,008 | 34,253 | Hancock | 30% | 12,895 | 68% | 28,996 | 42,911 | -1,021 | 109% | ||
Hendricks | 38% | 24,548 | 61% | 39,728 | 64,955 | Hendricks | 37% | 32,604 | 61% | 53,802 | 88,505 | -8,056 | 133% | ||
Johnson | 37% | 21,553 | 62% | 36,487 | 58,644 | Johnson | 32% | 24,736 | 66% | 51,219 | 77,618 | -3,183 | 115% | ||
Marion | 64% | 241,987 | 35% | 134,313 | 379,362 | Marion | 64% | 247,772 | 34% | 134,175 | 389,619 | -5,785 | 102% |
Of the 92 counties in Indiana, only four other counties beat Obama's 2008 turnout:
Allen County -1,926 103% Clark County -1,140 105% Floyd County -1,248 108% Porter County -568 101%
The rest of the Indiana 2020 counties averaged 60 to 80 percent of Obama's 2008 turnout...
Obama 2008 | Biden 2020 | ||||||||||||||
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Obama 2008 | McCain | 2008 total | Biden | Trump | 2020 total | Biden 2020 | Obama 2008 | ||||||||
Adams | 37% | 4,928 | 62% | 8,404 | 13,513 | Adams | 23% | 3,236 | 75% | 10,686 | 14,209 | 1,692 | 66% | ||
Allen | 47% | 71,263 | 52% | 77,793 | 150,547 | Allen | 43% | 73,189 | 55% | 92,083 | 169,082 | -1,926 | 103% | ||
Bartholomew | 44% | 13,567 | 55% | 17,067 | 31,043 | Bartholomew | 36% | 12,934 | 62% | 22,410 | 36,235 | 633 | 95% | ||
Benton | 41% | 1,563 | 57% | 2,183 | 3,814 | Benton | 25% | 1,009 | 73% | 3,007 | 4,114 | 554 | 65% | ||
Blackford | 49% | 2,677 | 49% | 2,690 | 5,441 | Blackford | 26% | 1,376 | 72% | 3,841 | 5,351 | 1,301 | 51% | ||
Boone | 37% | 9,752 | 62% | 16,622 | 26,647 | Boone | 40% | 15,244 | 58% | 22,351 | 38,520 | -5,492 | 156% | ||
Brown | 48% | 3,854 | 50% | 4,060 | 8,055 | Brown | 34% | 3,036 | 64% | 5,777 | 8,981 | 818 | 79% | ||
Carroll | 43% | 3,736 | 56% | 4,858 | 8,736 | Carroll | 23% | 2,224 | 75% | 7,086 | 9,495 | 1,512 | 60% | ||
Cass | 45% | 7,011 | 53% | 8,346 | 15,653 | Cass | 28% | 4,304 | 69% | 10,552 | 15,198 | 2,707 | 61% | ||
Clark | 46% | 21,953 | 53% | 25,326 | 47,725 | Clark | 40% | 23,093 | 58% | 33,668 | 57,869 | -1,140 | 105% | ||
Clay | 44% | 4,954 | 55% | 6,267 | 11,395 | Clay | 21% | 2,552 | 77% | 9,499 | 12,267 | 2,402 | 52% | ||
Clinton | 43% | 5,307 | 56% | 6,919 | 12,401 | Clinton | 26% | 3,361 | 72% | 9,334 | 12,949 | 1,946 | 63% | ||
Crawford | 48% | 2,286 | 50% | 2,393 | 4,744 | Crawford | 27% | 1,355 | 70% | 3,483 | 4,944 | 931 | 59% | ||
Daviess | 32% | 3,370 | 67% | 7,098 | 10,586 | Daviess | 18% | 2,169 | 80% | 9,576 | 11,954 | 1,201 | 64% | ||
Dearborn | 32% | 7,123 | 67% | 14,886 | 22,217 | Dearborn | 21% | 5,446 | 77% | 19,528 | 25,383 | 1,677 | 76% | ||
Decatur | 37% | 3,892 | 62% | 6,449 | 10,488 | Decatur | 20% | 2,439 | 78% | 9,575 | 12,287 | 1,453 | 63% | ||
DeKalb | 42% | 7,175 | 57% | 9,780 | 17,149 | Dekalb | 25% | 4,966 | 73% | 14,237 | 19,628 | 2,209 | 69% | ||
Delaware | 57% | 28,384 | 42% | 20,916 | 49,863 | Delaware | 42% | 20,474 | 56% | 26,827 | 48,191 | 7,910 | 72% | ||
Dubois | 47% | 8,748 | 51% | 9,526 | 18,565 | Dubois | 29% | 6,292 | 69% | 15,033 | 21,770 | 2,456 | 72% | ||
Elkhart | 44% | 31,398 | 55% | 39,396 | 71,458 | Elkhart | 35% | 26,108 | 63% | 46,972 | 74,387 | 5,290 | 83% | ||
Fayette | 46% | 4,389 | 52% | 4,917 | 9,462 | Fayette | 22% | 2,237 | 77% | 7,755 | 10,136 | 2,152 | 51% | ||
Floyd | 45% | 16,263 | 55% | 19,957 | 36,537 | Floyd | 42% | 17,511 | 56% | 23,400 | 41,802 | -1,248 | 108% | ||
Fountain | 42% | 3,094 | 56% | 4,158 | 7,410 | Fountain | 20% | 1,629 | 77% | 6,154 | 7,986 | 1,465 | 53% | ||
Franklin | 32% | 3,404 | 66% | 7,018 | 10,610 | Franklin | 18% | 2,137 | 81% | 9,691 | 12,000 | 1,267 | 63% | ||
Fulton | 41% | 3,702 | 57% | 5,147 | 9,006 | Fulton | 25% | 2,280 | 73% | 6,694 | 9,147 | 1,422 | 62% | ||
Gibson | 43% | 6,455 | 56% | 8,449 | 15,095 | Gibson | 25% | 4,023 | 73% | 11,817 | 16,161 | 2,432 | 62% | ||
Grant | 43% | 11,293 | 56% | 14,734 | 26,299 | Grant | 30% | 8,015 | 68% | 18,543 | 27,159 | 3,278 | 71% | ||
Greene | 42% | 5,709 | 56% | 7,691 | 13,629 | Greene | 23% | 3,389 | 75% | 11,103 | 14,784 | 2,320 | 59% | ||
Hamilton | 39% | 49,704 | 61% | 78,401 | 129,064 | Hamilton | 46% | 88,390 | 52% | 101,587 | 193,999 | -38,686 | 178% | ||
Hancock | 35% | 11,874 | 64% | 22,008 | 34,253 | Hancock | 30% | 12,895 | 68% | 28,996 | 42,911 | -1,021 | 109% | ||
Harrison | 40% | 7,288 | 58% | 10,551 | 18,091 | Harrison | 26% | 5,343 | 72% | 14,565 | 20,236 | 1,945 | 73% | ||
Hendricks | 38% | 24,548 | 61% | 39,728 | 64,955 | Hendricks | 37% | 32,604 | 61% | 53,802 | 88,505 | -8,056 | 133% | ||
Henry | 47% | 10,059 | 51% | 10,896 | 21,319 | Henry | 26% | 5,544 | 72% | 15,043 | 21,030 | 4,515 | 55% | ||
Howard | 46% | 17,871 | 52% | 20,248 | 38,624 | Howard | 33% | 13,303 | 65% | 26,449 | 40,630 | 4,568 | 74% | ||
Huntington | 36% | 5,843 | 63% | 10,291 | 16,328 | Huntington | 24% | 4,255 | 74% | 13,147 | 17,829 | 1,588 | 73% | ||
Jackson | 42% | 7,354 | 56% | 9,726 | 17,374 | Jackson | 22% | 4,302 | 76% | 14,555 | 19,238 | 3,052 | 58% | ||
Jasper | 39% | 5,044 | 60% | 7,669 | 12,875 | Jasper | 25% | 3,798 | 74% | 11,383 | 15,475 | 1,246 | 75% | ||
Jay | 45% | 3,748 | 53% | 4,401 | 8,315 | Jay | 23% | 1,926 | 75% | 6,361 | 8,461 | 1,822 | 51% | ||
Jefferson | 46% | 6,255 | 52% | 7,053 | 13,490 | Jefferson | 32% | 4,731 | 66% | 9,663 | 14,697 | 1,524 | 76% | ||
Jennings | 45% | 5,312 | 53% | 6,261 | 11,839 | Jennings | 21% | 2,523 | 77% | 9,490 | 12,251 | 2,789 | 47% | ||
Johnson | 37% | 21,553 | 62% | 36,487 | 58,644 | Johnson | 32% | 24,736 | 66% | 51,219 | 77,618 | -3,183 | 115% | ||
Knox | 46% | 7,569 | 53% | 8,639 | 16,424 | Knox | 25% | 4,067 | 73% | 11,655 | 16,011 | 3,502 | 54% | ||
Kosciusko | 31% | 9,236 | 68% | 20,488 | 30,134 | Kosciusko | 23% | 8,364 | 74% | 26,499 | 35,787 | 872 | 91% | ||
LaGrange | 39% | 3,663 | 60% | 5,702 | 9,491 | Lagrange | 22% | 2,355 | 76% | 8,110 | 10,633 | 1,308 | 64% | ||
Lake | 67% | 139,301 | 33% | 67,742 | 208,757 | Lake | 57% | 124,870 | 42% | 91,760 | 219,956 | 14,431 | 90% | ||
LaPorte | 60% | 28,258 | 38% | 17,918 | 46,919 | LaPorte | 45% | 22,427 | 53% | 25,997 | 49,392 | 5,831 | 79% | ||
Lawrence | 39% | 7,208 | 59% | 11,018 | 18,534 | Lawrence | 24% | 4,961 | 74% | 15,601 | 21,025 | 2,247 | 69% | ||
Madison | 53% | 30,152 | 46% | 26,403 | 57,340 | Madison | 38% | 19,524 | 60% | 31,215 | 51,793 | 10,628 | 65% | ||
Marion | 64% | 241,987 | 35% | 134,313 | 379,362 | Marion | 64% | 247,772 | 34% | 134,175 | 389,619 | -5,785 | 102% | ||
Marshall | 43% | 7,889 | 56% | 10,406 | 18,550 | Marshall | 29% | 5,712 | 69% | 13,844 | 19,927 | 2,177 | 72% | ||
Martin | 35% | 1,706 | 64% | 3,122 | 4,903 | Martin | 20% | 1,011 | 78% | 4,029 | 5,144 | 695 | 59% | ||
Miami | 39% | 5,564 | 59% | 8,312 | 14,113 | Miami | 22% | 3,235 | 75% | 10,925 | 14,473 | 2,329 | 58% | ||
Monroe | 66% | 41,450 | 33% | 21,118 | 63,215 | Monroe | 63% | 39,861 | 35% | 22,071 | 63,151 | 1,589 | 96% | ||
Montgomery | 39% | 6,013 | 59% | 9,060 | 15,285 | Montgomery | 25% | 4,213 | 74% | 12,659 | 17,198 | 1,800 | 70% | ||
Morgan | 36% | 10,330 | 63% | 18,129 | 28,811 | Morgan | 22% | 7,781 | 76% | 27,512 | 36,159 | 2,549 | 75% | ||
Newton | 43% | 2,625 | 55% | 3,301 | 6,045 | Newton | 23% | 1,509 | 75% | 4,942 | 6,591 | 1,116 | 57% | ||
Noble | 42% | 7,064 | 57% | 9,673 | 16,974 | Noble | 24% | 4,660 | 74% | 14,195 | 19,190 | 2,404 | 66% | ||
Ohio | 40% | 1,158 | 59% | 1,713 | 2,918 | Ohio | 22% | 668 | 67% | 2,054 | 3,075 | 490 | 58% | ||
Orange | 42% | 3,390 | 56% | 4,536 | 8,086 | Orange | 25% | 2,224 | 73% | 6,432 | 8,832 | 1,166 | 66% | ||
Owen | 44% | 3,570 | 54% | 4,415 | 8,170 | Owen | 24% | 2,420 | 74% | 7,286 | 9,904 | 1,150 | 68% | ||
Parke | 42% | 2,924 | 56% | 3,909 | 6,964 | Parke | 21% | 1,503 | 77% | 5,400 | 7,013 | 1,421 | 51% | ||
Perry | 61% | 5,141 | 38% | 3,202 | 8,490 | Perry | 37% | 3,203 | 61% | 5,345 | 8,722 | 1,938 | 62% | ||
Pike | 45% | 2,700 | 53% | 3,221 | 6,028 | Pike | 23% | 1,415 | 75% | 4,692 | 6,220 | 1,285 | 52% | ||
Porter | 53% | 39,178 | 46% | 33,857 | 73,916 | Porter | 46% | 39,746 | 52% | 45,008 | 86,509 | -568 | 101% | ||
Posey | 46% | 5,828 | 53% | 6,804 | 12,771 | Posey | 29% | 3,811 | 70% | 9,206 | 13,236 | 2,017 | 65% | ||
Pulaski | 41% | 2,466 | 57% | 3,388 | 5,964 | Pulaski | 25% | 1,463 | 73% | 4,246 | 5,806 | 1,003 | 59% | ||
Putnam | 43% | 6,334 | 55% | 8,086 | 14,646 | Putnam | 24% | 3,946 | 74% | 12,278 | 16,597 | 2,388 | 62% | ||
Randolph | 45% | 4,839 | 54% | 5,788 | 10,808 | Randolph | 23% | 2,513 | 75% | 8,312 | 11,070 | 2,326 | 52% | ||
Ripley | 34% | 4,187 | 64% | 7,794 | 12,188 | Ripley | 19% | 2,774 | 79% | 11,261 | 14,271 | 1,413 | 66% | ||
Rush | 42% | 3,229 | 56% | 4,271 | 7,629 | Rush | 22% | 1,754 | 76% | 6,035 | 7,932 | 1,475 | 54% | ||
St. Joseph | 58% | 68,710 | 41% | 48,510 | 118,389 | St. Joseph | 52% | 59,896 | 46% | 53,164 | 115,138 | 8,814 | 87% | ||
Scott | 48% | 4,271 | 50% | 4,445 | 8,877 | Scott | 27% | 2,701 | 72% | 7,331 | 10,167 | 1,570 | 63% | ||
Shelby | 40% | 6,987 | 59% | 10,333 | 17,574 | Shelby | 25% | 5,023 | 73% | 14,568 | 19,991 | 1,964 | 72% | ||
Spencer | 50% | 5,039 | 49% | 5,001 | 10,181 | Spencer | 30% | 3,213 | 68% | 7,357 | 10,769 | 1,826 | 64% | ||
Starke | 51% | 4,778 | 47% | 4,473 | 9,466 | Starke | 26% | 2,650 | 73% | 7,466 | 10,290 | 2,128 | 55% | ||
Steuben | 45% | 6,284 | 54% | 7,674 | 14,146 | Steuben | 28% | 4,513 | 70% | 11,327 | 16,162 | 1,771 | 72% | ||
Sullivan | 49% | 4,284 | 49% | 4,343 | 8,782 | Sullivan | 24% | 2,153 | 74% | 6,691 | 8,994 | 2,131 | 50% | ||
Switzerland | 45% | 1,638 | 53% | 1,940 | 3,640 | Switzerland | 23% | 964 | 75% | 3,133 | 4,154 | 674 | 59% | ||
Tippecanoe | 55% | 37,781 | 44% | 29,822 | 68,436 | Tippecanoe | 49% | 35,017 | 48% | 34,581 | 71,448 | 2,764 | 93% | ||
Tipton | 42% | 3,250 | 57% | 4,452 | 7,827 | Tipton | 23% | 1,834 | 75% | 6,110 | 8,116 | 1,416 | 56% | ||
Union | 37% | 1,224 | 62% | 2,061 | 3,348 | Union | 21% | 736 | 77% | 2,688 | 3,483 | 488 | 60% | ||
Vanderburgh | 51% | 39,423 | 48% | 37,512 | 77,656 | Vanderburgh | 44% | 34,415 | 54% | 41,844 | 77,662 | 5,008 | 87% | ||
Vermillion | 56% | 4,003 | 42% | 3,010 | 7,135 | Vermillion | 29% | 2,145 | 69% | 5,184 | 7,481 | 1,858 | 54% | ||
Vigo | 57% | 25,040 | 42% | 18,121 | 43,706 | Vigo | 42% | 18,123 | 56% | 24,545 | 43,594 | 6,917 | 72% | ||
Wabash | 39% | 5,456 | 59% | 8,238 | 13,871 | Wabash | 24% | 3,494 | 74% | 10,762 | 14,573 | 1,962 | 64% | ||
Warren | 44% | 1,755 | 54% | 2,166 | 3,998 | Warren | 22% | 974 | 76% | 3,401 | 4,472 | 781 | 55% | ||
Warrick | 43% | 12,329 | 56% | 16,013 | 28,665 | Warrick | 35% | 11,923 | 63% | 21,326 | 33,829 | 406 | 97% | ||
Washington | 40% | 4,562 | 58% | 6,519 | 11,305 | Washington | 23% | 2,784 | 75% | 9,114 | 12,139 | 1,778 | 61% | ||
Wayne | 47% | 13,459 | 51% | 14,558 | 28,562 | Wayne | 34% | 9,524 | 63% | 17,567 | 27,679 | 3,935 | 71% | ||
Wells | 34% | 4,403 | 65% | 8,504 | 13,073 | Wells | 21% | 2,928 | 77% | 10,855 | 14,050 | 1,475 | 67% | ||
White | 45% | 4,839 | 53% | 5,731 | 10,767 | White | 27% | 3,032 | 71% | 7,957 | 11,166 | 1,807 | 63% | ||
Whitley | 39% | 5,862 | 60% | 9,124 | 15,188 | Whitley | 24% | 4,234 | 73% | 12,862 | 17,556 | 1,628 | 72% |
Note the handful of Indiana counties where Biden's "turnout" was greater than Obama's 2008 turnout (more than 100%).
My wife is an election judge in Indiana and sees it every election... My wife also had to turn a voter away In Boone County because she was registered in South Bend. Moved and never updated her voter registration. Blamed everyone but herself.