As I am sure some of you are aware - The mainstream media outlets deleted all of their election night streams once people started finding all of the ‘glitches’ with the vote counts.
They must be a little nervous huh?
Deleting their own election night streams (which cost tens of millions of dollars to produce) while simultaneously having big tech censor and delete all of the people and accounts who are calling out their obvious BS doesn’t really exude a sense of strength and confidence in my opinion.
Their whole operation got fukt. The cheating was never supposed to be this obvious to everyone...yet here we are.
If they succeed it means we fail along with the country and the rest of the world. They have shown their hand and have made their move. Our only option besides failure is to take a stand and fight back in every way possible.
And that is my reason for making this post.
I have been working pretty much around the clock the last few days to find all of the information they attempted to delete and I have succeeded. In total I have 65gb of video and data compiled. I was able to find almost everything they deleted and then some - the only exception being the CNN stream which is still missing early evening.
I HAVE AN IDEA - - - - - -
It will require a team effort from people who are knowledgeable with video editing software and timecode as well as all of the coding geeks who have been throwing together scripts to analyze and make sense of all of the Edison data that the NYT was so generous to provide us with.
It is actually quite simple.
We need to sync all of those livestream feeds with the time signatures in the Edison voting data. Once that is accomplished we can start finding the ‘glitches’ in the voting data and use the time signatures to know the exact point that we should start looking for the same discrepancies in the livestreams. Side by side video clip. Video on one side with the Edison data tables right next to it....or overlayed on top maybe.
Make it so simple and clear that even your mom who still doesn’t know how to send a text message would be able to look at it and understand exactly what is going on.
The easiest video streams to timecode will be the local ones since they always put the current time in the bottom corner of the screen. So the Philadelphia/Minnesota/Virginia/Atlanta streams. Syncing the national streams might be a little trickier but I’d have to imagine there are certain events that overlap. Another way would be to just use the graphical on-screen data feeds themselves since we will know exactly what the current values should read. Although this would require someone with coding knowledge to accomplish I think?
As far as the python code wizards go - - - - -
All that would be needed is same data that you’ve already been generating with one exception - instead of outputting a csv that has a column format like this { state, switched votes, lost votes } I would need all of the original data + columns for switched votes, lost votes, cumulative count of the discrepancy per each state.
So something like this { state, date, time, vote_share_dem, vote_share_rep, vote_share_trd, votes, bool(discrepancy exist?), int( if discrepancy exists(for loop +) else (0) ), switched votes, lost votes, etc, etc, etc }
So all of the original data remains and is ordered - you are just adding columns to it that determine if there is an error in that row, if there is what error number is it for that particular state otherwise = 0, switched votes, lost votes, etc, etc, etc)
The reason for this is so that when the video is playing back I can still get the accurate real time Edison data that the networks were receiving. It might even be useful to have a column that outputs all of the text strings they are being feed (I find it a little odd that the networks were all being feed the same talking points/ text along with the vote count data. I wonder if that data was going onto a teleprompter or on the screen??
For the timecode and video processing/syncing part - - - - -
The total timecode length needed would be determined by figuring out which video stream begins furthest in the past (earliest start time) and that would become your zero/starting point. All other streams would have timecode inserted relative to that starting point. Once an accurate time is determined for a stream it would need to be re-encoded with a small graphical overlay in one of the corners that has the total elapsed time it’s taken to get to that frame from the base/zero/starting point. This could be 12 point font over a black background, as long as I’m able to read it easily.
Once I have the new timecoded videos and the csv files I can setup a media server system that will play back all of the clips on a master timeline that spans the length of all of the videos in total. I will be able to jump back and forth to different cue points which will be determined by the NYT Edison data csv output. The cumulative error counter column will represent cue numbers. The time stamp for that row with the discrepancy determines where that cue starts.
This will make it extremely easy to find all of the voter discrepancies on the live feeds. I will be able to record all of this and make a video that lays it out for all to see.
About the videos and data I have compiled - - - - -
I have uploaded all of it to uFile.io If you download it for free they give you 1mb/s If you pay them $9 they will give you 10mb/s (according to their website) The data only stays on their server for 30 days since I didn’t pay for an account They are located in the UK and I am unsure what their political stance is or how eager they would be to delete the content if they were asked to do so. My recommendation would be for as many people that are interested to download all of it as quickly as possible in the off chance it get deleted for some reason (pay the $9...) If anyone has other recommendations for anonymous file sharing or somewhere these can be uploaded to share - either once they are timecoded or in case they get deleted - feel free to make suggestions.
Besides the video streams I also have folders with all of the NYT data I could get my hands on. All of it is archived as well here - [https://archive.vn/static01.nyt.com]
In addition to the state presidential data I keep seeing people analyze I also found senate and house race data. Check out the following examples
state senate - [https://archive.vn/ahnCk] national senate - [https://archive.vn/BekDD] national house - [https://archive.vn/GKmLs]
AND Here are the files
ABC_2020_Election_Coverage//// NBC 10 Philadelphia//// FOX News Part 1//// FOX News Part 2//// FOX News Part 3//// MSNBC 6-8pm//// MSNBC 8-10pm//// MSNBC 10-12am//// NBC 7:04pm - 2:28am EST
MSNBC 12am to 2am//// CBS Virginia 2020//// CNN Live Stream 2020 Election Results LIVE - Part 1//// CNN Live Stream 2020 Election Results LIVE - Part 2//// FOX 9 Minnesota Election Night Coverage//// NBC Atlanta Election 2020//// NBC Election Live 11 hours 360p//// PBS NewsHour Part 1//// PBS NewsHour Part 2//// ABC News - 7:00pm - 3:03am EST
NYT Edison Data - National(House,Senate,President) State(President,Senate,State)//// All webpages/links/scripts for researching and analyzing data//// ABC Facebook Rip - 14 Hours//// CBS News Facebook Rip//// FOX News Election Result Boards - graphics only - Facebook Rip//// CBS_News_Results_Analysis PART 1//// CBS_News_Results_Analysis PART 2
BKMK
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“...The mainstream media outlets deleted all of their election night streams...”
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THAT IS GREAT...they got caught, they are trying to cover it up (too late), and (next) they will deny it. (Oh, we just had a “Software Glitch” or something)
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