Stealing Minnesota: It's Like Taking Electoral Votes From A STUPID Baby (The Mothership Theory Of Vote Fraud)

presidential election records | October 3, 2021 | my own calculations

[BigEdLB]

I was surprised at the added states too. Federal bureaucrats moving into and thus ruining Virginia was obvious too

[kiryandil]

Virginia is a bloody mess. I did the mothership analysis, but I don't have enough information.

I've seen stuff where they rigged that, too.

Your negative 90,000 spread might be a little generous to the Virginia ballot harvesters.

[kiryandil]

North Carolina is a good analogy to Virginia.

They had a good plan for NC till their Senate candidate stepped on his own feller.

You can see it in your 74,483 [reported] to 489,950 [true] margin spread.

Where did the 400,000 votes come from?

[Susquehanna Patriot]

I still believe that NC’s election was corrupted even though Trump won it.

NC final vote tally was uncharacteristically delayed like no other year, making it appear NC was an “insurance policy” if the EC were slightly in Trump’s favor. NC was let go once it was no longer needed to put Xiden in. To continue the plan would have drawn unnecessary scrutiny. One cannot explain the overwhelming success of NC GOP down ballot, yet the gubnar a demonkkkrap won, and Senator Tillis almost lost to loverboy. Had the plan gone forward, Tillis would have lost. NC has a history of “missing ballots” suddenly appearing in demonkkkrap dominated precincts.

[LS]

Agree this is totally logical.

And it has yet to be proven anywhere where it matters. That’s the key.

I don’t think Biteme got more than 63m votes, if that.

[Scarlett156]

Thank you!

[kiryandil]

I still believe that NC’s election was corrupted even though Trump won it.

Definitely.

We smelled that whiff of rotting dogsqueezins "election" night, as you said.

[kiryandil]

Arizona and Maricopa are harder to apply this model to, because the Republicans [some] were wrapped up in it, too.

Add in McCain 2008 [his home state] and a 12-year increase in Arizona's population, and it throws some of my assumptions off.

Interestingly, if you apply the mothership model to Michigan 2008 versus 2020, you see REPUBLICAN motherships [Kent County (Grand Rapids) and Traverse City] appear, and contribute mightily to Biden's "win".

The Kent County Pubbie mothership [remember, that's Justin Amash's and Pete Meijer's bailiwick] gave Kent County, Ottawa County [Holland Michigan] and part of Allegan County to Biden:

                                                                                                           Obama     Biden                          
                                                                                                           minus     divided by                              
Grand Rapids	    bammy	   mclame  total 08		     biteme	   Trump    total 2020	   Biden     Obama	
Allegan	      44%   24,165   54%   30,061   55,279   Allegan	36%   24,449  62%   41,392    67,195	     -284     101%
Kent	      49%  149,909   49%  148,336  303,235   Kent	52%  187,915  46%  165,741   362,031	  -38,006     125%
Ottawa	      37%   50,828   61%   83,330  136,268   Ottawa	38%   64,705  60%  100,913   168,713	  -13,877     127%
														
Muskegon      64%   53,821   35%   29,145   84,271   Muskegon	49%   45,643  49%   45,133    92,444	    8,178      85%

If you'll notice the Democrat stronghold of Muskegon County, you'd expect it to turn out BIG for The Joek and The Ho.

They sat on their hands.

Also notice that Trump got 16,000 more votes in Muskegon than McCain - which I'd say was a true vote for Michigan, and Trump nearly beat Biteme.

I would also conclude from Muskegon that Trump votes in Wayne got "adjudicated" hard, or destroyed outright [we've seen some affidavits to that effect].

[Negan]

I'm in MN and live in one of poorest counties in the state. My county hasn't gone Democrat for years. It's red as hell. Even some of my Puerto Rican friends were all in on Trump this last election.

The Twin Cities gives the rest of the state a bad rap.... and that's aggravating.