Sorry - this:
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/20...sent-mass-adjudication-giving-individuals-ma/
Is just crazy conjecture.
"68% error rate (what are we talking about computers, what the eff is 'error rate?') means that 68% of votes are sent for bulk adjudication, which means they collect the ballots in a folder. “The ballots are sent somewhere where people in another location can change the vote,” DePerno explained."
Language is important. They are sent to where people can change the votes, means its more than a hypothetical? You have proof for that?
What is this, an effeing deranged magical formula?
"We found 68% error rate" -- error for what?! -- which means bulk adjunction -- "which means computer or people at the other place can change votes"?
What?
Things I want to see in a report like that:
1. What does 68% failure rate mean? Seriously. Dont use that as a trigger term, explain.
2. Dont qualify "what bulk adjunctions means" as that machines or humans can change the vote. What does it mean for the internal voting process? Im sure the description for the people in the voting committee is not 'we do this so machines or people can change the vote later'.
3. if you bring such a statement as a fact and not as a hypothetical (where people or machines could potentially change votes later), then you have proof for that I presume? No?
So all ofh that 'news' is crazy, and I mean crazy, fucking conjecture (someone forcing meaning into a thing, that doesnt mean that thing in the first place).
So is effing 'error rate' to beginn with, if you dont explain - error rate of what? Dont use the term 'error rate' on its own to fish for people rattled by the notion that their democracy is stolen from under their eyes, and make the term itself 'proof' for something that didnt go well.
As said before - if your electoral bodies are too naive to set up a proper democratic election, part of the conclusion is - well I guess, that you arent able to have one. So if someone sees '65% error rate' of something - surely they have a process to deal with that.
Also 'of something' is important as well - what is that?
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Thats followed by camera shots of paper receipts that show 3 people voting, and then 300 people voting - what is that?
Forget the paper receipts, formulate a story of what has happened here - and lets hear both sides.
Dont push photos to social media, label them scandal, OMG 65% error rate, and then let emotion take over starting from the people that have a suspension of disbelieve even down to the level of someone telling them, everything they see is proof of abuse of the electoral system.
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Also just for the final part. Lets presume 65% errorrate is a huge scandal. Error rate means proof of manipulation?
I'm from Indian phone support. We are calling from the company Microsoft. Sir, we are calling because you have a problem. Can you open System viewer and look at the error log? See - there is many errors, see, they all are red. This means, that you are being hacked, dear sir. We from the Microsoft Support noticed, and called you. Would you like the 2 or the 5 year support plan, and what is your credit card information?
Uncanny similarities..
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The point being. Please stop throwing around Smartphone images of paperreceipts and 65% error rate, and 'where machines or humans could change the vote'. Formulate what happened from your point of view. Whole sentences. Congruent stories.
Not just 2-3 Sentence fragments, that all end up at 'we found what we knew was there', sure its not proof, but it proves that something was possible, and then...
And please, stop reading that sh*t at that level.
My believe is, that I have a feeling. That is nonsensical?
I mean, what is this. Is this a guided program for 'people with needs' to live out their 'worries', so they can exercise their demons? Is this the legislative system of the most important country in the world.
Dear Judge, something was done, thats our believe. Either in program. Or probably by someone offsite. My guess is, that it was done offsite, or internally in the program - but one of the two, one of the two definitely?