Posted on 05/13/2022 1:24:55 PM PDT by Heartlander
Yep. The ACORN bastiges.
You really should watch the film again. Not only do they not state that clearly, they don't state it at all.
However, what you describe is EXACTLY the way True the Vote SHOULD have been able to locate ballot box video confirming a huge number of mule dropoffs. With four million minutes of ballot box video and tens of thousands of geospatially confirmed mule ballot dropoffs, TTV should have been able to do that with hundreds or thousands of mule dropoffs.
Tellingly, that did not happen.
TTV claims to have video of one identified mule dropping ballots into two different ballot dropboxes, but they say the film quality was too low to include that video in 2000 Mules. Whoopee.
The film has another problem. 2000 Mules says nothing about how their geospatial data was translated into mule maps. Did the technicians who created those maps have backgrounds in such work? Where are the interviews with experts in geospatial data evaluating the job done by True the Vote? How close did a mule have to come to a ballot box before TTV ranked the visit as a dropoff? Half a meter? 100 meters? The number matters. Why don't we know? What was the quality of the SPECIFIC geospatial data used by TTV. Not the GENERAL quality of geospatial data, the SPECIFIC data used by TTV.
Wherever details are needed, D'Souza and TTV seem be missing. I would still like for the premise of 2000 Mules to be validated, but "Trust us!" is not good enough.
By the way, thank you for the link to the documentary. I don’t feel guilty watching it for free because I had bought a ticket to see it but got sick. So instead, I watched your link from home. The other links I had were already been taken down. Only yours was still watchable.
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