The Democrats election steal is as transparent and obvious as an unsolicited Indian tech support call.
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2020 Nov 30, 10:20am 453 views 8 comments
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The only people buying are feeble minded gullible, useful idiots.
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richwicks
2020 Nov 30, 10:41am
richwicks
2020 Nov 30, 10:41am
Tenpoundbass says
No, it's people that don't have the strength to realize their media lies to them and all the institutions within their government lie to them.
They don't believe such a conspiracy could possibly exist because it would require the cooperation (or ignorance) of so many people to pull it off. This is why people that gather intelligence are compartmentalized and on a need-to-know basis, and sworn to secrecy. It's much easier to pull of a conspiracy if the people in on it don't realize the full impact and implication.
The only people buying are feeble minded gullible, useful idiots.
No, it's people that don't have the strength to realize their media lies to them and all the institutions within their government lie to them.
They don't believe such a conspiracy could possibly exist because it would require the cooperation (or ignorance) of so many people to pull it off. This is why people that gather intelligence are compartmentalized and on a need-to-know basis, and sworn to secrecy. It's much easier to pull of a conspiracy if the people in on it don't realize the full impact and implication.
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mell
2020 Nov 30, 10:58am
richwicks says
It doesn't have to be a grand conspiracy if everyone cheats a "little bit". I"m not saying it wasn't organized at a higher level but it's possible that of all those who carried it out 99% didn't know the extent and were just told to do a few cheats, so they don't think it made that much of a difference. A conspiracy is weaker the more people know about it. A few thousand votes in each swing state county does the trick, and when not then bring in one large dump of extra newly minted 600k ballots and/or use hammer and scorecard.
Tenpoundbass saysThe only people buying are feeble minded gullible, useful idiots.
No, it's people that don't have the strength to realize their media lies to them and all the institutions within their government lie to them.
They don't believe such a conspiracy could possibly exist because it would require the cooperation (or ignorance) of so many people to pull it off. This is why people that gather intelligence are compartmentalized and on a need-to-know basis, and sworn to secrecy. It's much easier to pull of a conspiracy if the people in on it don't realize the full impact and implication.
It doesn't have to be a grand conspiracy if everyone cheats a "little bit". I"m not saying it wasn't organized at a higher level but it's possible that of all those who carried it out 99% didn't know the extent and were just told to do a few cheats, so they don't think it made that much of a difference. A conspiracy is weaker the more people know about it. A few thousand votes in each swing state county does the trick, and when not then bring in one large dump of extra newly minted 600k ballots and/or use hammer and scorecard.
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Tenpoundbass
2020 Nov 30, 11:02am
Tenpoundbass
2020 Nov 30, 11:02am
mell says
A conspiracy doesn't need an executive body, to hold it together.
Sometimes it's just a group of people with the same end goal. More often than not, complimenting the efforts of others, rather than coordinating every move.
A conspiracy is weaker the more people know about it.
A conspiracy doesn't need an executive body, to hold it together.
Sometimes it's just a group of people with the same end goal. More often than not, complimenting the efforts of others, rather than coordinating every move.
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mell
2020 Nov 30, 11:05am
Tenpoundbass says
Agreed. The "mood" had been turned hostile towards Republicans/Trump at pretty much every polling station and everyone there felt empowered enough to do some fraud. Some critical observers were threatened with bodily harm. It was well planned in the beginning, but once all the pieces were in place and the mood an stage was set, it was easy for people to pull it off. Maybe they overdid it even a bit because they felt so sure and safe.
mell saysA conspiracy is weaker the more people know about it.
A conspiracy doesn't need an executive body, to hold it together.
Sometimes it's just a group of people with the same end goal. More often than not, complimenting the efforts of others, rather than coordinating every move.
Agreed. The "mood" had been turned hostile towards Republicans/Trump at pretty much every polling station and everyone there felt empowered enough to do some fraud. Some critical observers were threatened with bodily harm. It was well planned in the beginning, but once all the pieces were in place and the mood an stage was set, it was easy for people to pull it off. Maybe they overdid it even a bit because they felt so sure and safe.
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richwicks
2020 Nov 30, 11:09am
richwicks
2020 Nov 30, 11:09am
mell says
What I'm pointing out is there are real conspiracies, of course.. People who are part of it, don't need to know the extent of it. They don't need to know they're going to be killing somebody, or overthrowing an election, or causing a war - whatever. When they find out that they MIGHT have been part of that, they aren't necessarily eager to brag out the much larger crime they were involved with.
I'm pointing out - the overthrow of our nation, our coup, was part of a conspiracy. That's just what happened.
Lots of people don't want to think we had a coup, so they might get away with it.
They'll start to believe, yes, Biden somehow got the most votes in history of any president, even though he couldn't get 50 people to a campaign event, he's senile, he's corrupt, he got trounced twice in two previous primaries, he won only 1 bell weather county, he didn't campaign, he actually said the DNC had the "largest voter fraud organization in history", he told people he didn't need their vote, he got more votes than Obama did in all the swing states (I believe) - but it's CRAZY to think there was a coup.
People are cowardly. Sick of living among cowards. They are too afraid to trust their own mind over everybody else's who don't trust their own mind.
www.youtube.com/embed/XZDLbbfT9_Q
It doesn't have to be a grand conspiracy if everyone cheats a "little bit". I"m not saying it wasn't organized at a higher level but it's possible that of all those who carried it out 99% didn't know the extent and were just told to do a few cheats,
What I'm pointing out is there are real conspiracies, of course.. People who are part of it, don't need to know the extent of it. They don't need to know they're going to be killing somebody, or overthrowing an election, or causing a war - whatever. When they find out that they MIGHT have been part of that, they aren't necessarily eager to brag out the much larger crime they were involved with.
I'm pointing out - the overthrow of our nation, our coup, was part of a conspiracy. That's just what happened.
Lots of people don't want to think we had a coup, so they might get away with it.
They'll start to believe, yes, Biden somehow got the most votes in history of any president, even though he couldn't get 50 people to a campaign event, he's senile, he's corrupt, he got trounced twice in two previous primaries, he won only 1 bell weather county, he didn't campaign, he actually said the DNC had the "largest voter fraud organization in history", he told people he didn't need their vote, he got more votes than Obama did in all the swing states (I believe) - but it's CRAZY to think there was a coup.
People are cowardly. Sick of living among cowards. They are too afraid to trust their own mind over everybody else's who don't trust their own mind.
www.youtube.com/embed/XZDLbbfT9_Q
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