“Almost everyone on alternative media is reporting that there is a very good possibility that the SCOTUS has already decided to rule the 2020 election decertified.“
It is a long shot at this point, but I suppose it is possible that SCOTUS could rule the 2020 election decertified at some point.
But there is NO WAY they could have “already decided” - that’s not the way SCOTUS works.
First, a state (or several states) would have to decertify. That means the state’s legislature would have to vote to decertify - a decision that would surely be contested by the state’s executive branch (Governor, SoS, Election commission, etc.). This means it would need to percolate up through the state’s court system - ultimately the state’s SC.
If the state legislature’s decision to decertify was upheld through all of that, THEN the SCOTUS would likely hear the case. If enough states joined the case, the SCOTUS would very likely rule that decertification was Constitutional.
But so far, no state has decertified, and we will all know about it if one does.
I believe if you read my post that you saw my detailed explanation of how the court may realistically decertify the election in October.