Jay Valentine: When Citizens Have Better Computer Technology Than Their Government – Minnesota Investigation finds 172,000+ Voter Issues (Fractal Technology)

GATEWAYPUNDIT ^ | 11/14/2023 | Jay Valentine

[bitt]

For the first time in history, citizens have better computer technology than their government.

Today’s video of Minnesota voter rolls shows, using Fractal technology, that citizens can identify anomalies in government voter rolls that existed for over 100 years – eluding all the obsolete technology Minnesota could bring to bear.

[bitt]

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[eyeamok]

We are going to need a lot of rope to get rid of all the corruption in our electoral process.

[gov_bean_ counter]

This is why scares the poop out of government types about AI. When ordinary citizens can access and publish information from data sources the MSM has lost its control on information distribution.

[exDemMom]

Just what kind of website is this?

The RNC, the super-funded national voter integrity groups are fighting Fractal at every step. They do not want Fractal in your hands, or they lose control.

Blaming the RNC for trying to protect vote fraud when we all know it is the left that benefits and fights election integrity measures at every step?

It isn't the RNC opposing voter ID. It isn't the RNC screaming about voter disenfranchisement whenever someone makes an attempt to audit and clean up voter registration rolls.

[Jane Long]

Of SPECIAL interest ping 😹

[Yo-Yo]

This information is interesting but useless without a cross reference to the number of votes were cast from these inappropriate voter addresses.

You could have Atilla the Hun on the voter rolls, but unless Atilla cast a ballot in the 2020 election, it is not proof of voter fraud.

[DannyTN]

And some aren’t necessarily inappropriate.
But they should receive audits and a higher level of scrutiny.

Long term care patients of sound mind should still get to vote, People in jail, etc.

I currently have a friend who lives out of his car at the local Citgo.
I have another who is considering moving full time to an RV Park.
And a third is currently in alcohol rehab and was living out of hotels for a while.

[backpacker_c]

Personally, I think the guy is a scammer and snake oil salesman, trying to sell his product.

First, the article is written by himself or his company under his name.

Second, if you go to his site and read further into what they are doing, the site tries to razzle dazzle you with words, all the while trying to impress you with how great the products he has created are.

Third, he is trying to get the public to create public support to push public officials into using his software, without any way for the public to actually test or know that it works.

[thinden]

blasts from the past:

Chaos and Fractals in Financial Markets
Part 1
by J. Orlin Grabbe

https://billstclair.com/grabbe/chaos1.htm

[kiryandil]

Actually, Minnesota is low-hanging fruit.

A 55 mile by 70 mile rectangle of land [Minneapolis-St. Paul] has been rigging state-wide "elections" in Minnesota for DECADES.

The DFL managed to clean up those awkward Republican presidential wins in Minnesota starting in 1976, after Nixon won the state in 1972.

A Republican hasn't won Minnesota's electoral votes in 50 years.

[Boogieman]

“Blaming the RNC for trying to protect vote fraud when we all know it is the left that benefits and fights election integrity measures at every step?”

Ha. Sure, the RNC helped out so much when Trump was trying to combat the steal. Uh huh. Tell us some more stories.

[Montana_Sam]

The RNC is not the friend of truth or freedom.
Ronna McDaniel has been a dismal failure, and we have seen in both Georgia and Arizona the Republican establishment work hard against conservatives.

[grey_whiskers]

Hi Dingbat!

Got any peer-reviewed articles from NEJM to prove what you said?

[Albion Wilde]

For the first time in history, citizens have better computer technology than their government.

I would say that has always been true. It's not the technology in the private sphere that is better in the aggregate sense; but the access to data that is now improved.

The private sphere is traditionally where innovation is greatest. Although it's not hard to guess that more and more people are selling out to gubmit entities as soon as they have a working model.

[absalom01]

Personally, I think the guy is a scammer and snake oil salesman, trying to sell his product.

Shocking to think that the Gayway Pundit would allow unidentified advertorials on its site.  Well, not really.

On the other hand, he's certainly identified a true need in the market, and if someone could deliver a data fusion product that could readily identify voter roll fraud, that would be great.  If he did have such a thing, though, his website wouldn't be obfuscating his product, the people behind it, while tossing around bromides certain to resonate with voters rightly frustrated with the level of corruption.

Hard to tell what his grift is, but the grift is plain to see.

[rodguy911]

I think they lost it long ago....

[rodguy911]

bottom line we can change the future its not fixed.