[LS]

But my question remains unanswered. I “know” Biteme didn’t get 81 m votes, probably not 65m. Where did the other votes come from? I think Trump beat him by 10 m votes.

[ConjunctionJunction]

Does Rich Baris have a theory?

[Robert A Cook PE]

In the GA 2020 elections, Rats’ electronic voting machines did NOT PRINT readable paper ballots in either the primary nor the Nov 2020 nor Jan 2021 Senate runoff elections.

The QIR code on the ballot unreadable - I had no idea what names in what races were actually going to be counted. Yes, the macine screen “said” what my selections were. That is not what was printed, which was an encrypted Cypher of black and white squares. What the printed for scanning was the code bar. THEN, the reader counts squares, and totals result of whatever the programmers want. In an audit, the machine will recount what it originally counted.

Second, this encrypted QIR block cannot be traced to any person and any precinct voter record. So the democrats printed several millions of ballots with Biden selected as the only vote. No other race was affected, so no abnormal other counts for other democrat or republican votes was ever affected. Any preprinted Biden paper can be sent to any available precinct which has no republican observers to be scanned and counted once the papers - which have NO marks or watermarks or Sec of State banners or engraving or embossing protection at all! - are run off.

So. My reasoning is:

1,000 to 2,000 ballots printed and filled out in democrat party “get out the vote” trailers and offices ahead of time. In each of 15-25 offices around the metro Atlanta area. Each office is to generate that many ballots from its assigned voter rolls. Deposit them in scattered boxes and overnight at county station.

Thousands of reams of papers printed ahead of time with only a Biden vote on each paper. Distribute these when and where needed after the polls shut down.

During the day, run the software counts changing enough millions of votes to get Biden within 15,000 votes in each of the five states selected to win the Electoral College.

It is not just one method. All possible, as long as you do not permit hand audits of the ballots anywhere. And as long as you have no readable lists of selections.

[kiryandil]

But my question remains unanswered. I “know” Biteme didn’t get 81 m votes, probably not 65m. Where did the other votes come from? I think Trump beat him by 10 m votes.

My current working theory is that they ran up the score in states where they had enough control to do that.

I was trying to figure out [doing my 50-state Obama 2008-Biden 2020 county comparison] why the turnout in Massachusetts was so big in the counties they absolutely OWN. Markey had the Senate race in the bag, 2,357,809 to 1,177,765 [66% to 33%].

They won all the US House seats in Massachusetts.

Then, I checked my 2008-2016-2020 US states spreadsheet.

Hillary got 91,000 more votes in Massachusetts in 2016 than Obama got in 2008.

Short Bus Biden got 478,000 more "votes" in MA* than Obama 2008.

Figure that Hillary 2016 and Biteme 2020 got less thean Obama 2008, in reality.

Means half a million in Massachusetts alone. When you start adding states like that to the big vote harvesting states [California, Texas, Florida, Arizona and Georgia - 6,850,000 more "votes" for those five than Bammy got in '08], the numbers add up quick.

[kiryandil]

I put a purple band near where they started throttling back on the outrageous "turnouts".

As I was discussing this with my union Democrat neighbor [most of a Blue Dog], he asked me if California and the rest of the Left Coast had turned out bigly, because they would have known it was in the bag for the Joek and the Ho before their voting was done.

I didn't know - but we can see that they poured out of the Left Coast basements to cast their chit for Short Bus.

	Obama 2008	Biden 2020		Obama 2008	Hillary 2016			Biden 2020
	minus	div		minus	div			minus
	Biden 2020	Obama 2008		Hillary 2016	Obama 2008			Hillary 2016
Calif.	-2,835,777	134%		-479,315	106%			2,356,462
Texas	-1,730,493	149%		-349,235	110%			1,381,258
Florida	-1,014,971	124%		-222,901	105%			792,070
Arizona	-637,436	162%		-126,460	112%			510,976
Georgia	-629,510	134%		-33,840	102%			595,670
Wash.	-618,764	135%		8,130	100%			626,894
N.C.	-541,641	125%		-46,665	102%			494,976
Colo.	-515,719	140%		-50,237	104%			465,482
Mass.	-478,105	125%		-91,099	105%			387,006
Va.	-454,036	123%		-21,941	101%			432,095
N.Y.	-426,040	109%		248,821	95%			674,861
N.J.	-392,913	118%		67,144	97%			460,057
Md.	-355,556	122%		-48,461	103%			307,095
Oregon	-303,092	129%		35,185	97%			338,277
Utah	-232,612	171%		16,994	95%			249,606
S.C.	-229,092	127%		7,076	99%			236,168
Pa.	-181,866	106%		349,922	89%			531,788
Nev.	-169,750	132%		-5,524	101%			164,226
Minn.	-143,723	109%		205,638	87%			349,361
Conn.	-83,059	108%		100,200	90%			183,259
La.	-73,045	109%		2,835	100%			75,880
D.C.	-71,523	129%		-37,030	115%			34,493
Tenn.	-56,274	105%		216,742	80%			273,016
Kansas	-55,558	111%		87,760	83%			143,318
Illinois	-52,567	102%		328,619	90%			381,186
Idaho	-50,581	121%		46,675	80%			97,256
Neb. †	-41,264	112%		48,825	85%			90,089
Del.	-40,809	116%		19,856	92%			60,665
Hawaii	-40,259	112%		58,980	82%			99,239
N.H.	-40,111	110%		36,300	91%			76,411
Alab.	-36,145	104%		83,932	90%			120,077
Alaska	-30,184	124%		7,140	94%			37,324
N.M.	-29,192	106%		87,188	82%			116,380
Vt.	-23,558	111%		40,689	81%			64,247
Ky.	-20,489	103%		123,131	84%			143,620
Maine †	-13,149	103%		64,188	85%			77,337
Mont.	-13,119	106%		53,958	77%			67,077
R.I.	-10,915	104%		44,046	85%			54,961
Ark.	-1,622	100%		41,816	90%			43,438
Okla.	-1,394	100%		82,121	84%			83,515
Wyo.	9,377	89%		26,895	68%			17,518
Miss.	15,264	97%		69,531	87%			54,267
S.D.	20,453	88%		53,466	69%			33,013
N.D.	26,376	81%		47,520	66%			21,144
Wis.	46,345	97%		294,675	82%			248,330
W.Va.	67,873	78%		115,063	62%			47,190
Mich.	68,539	98%		603,740	79%			535,201
Iowa	69,879	92%		175,271	79%			105,392
Indiana	131,623	90%		340,913	75%			209,290
Mo.	188,897	87%		370,843	74%			181,946
Ohio	260,879	91%		545,880	81%			285,001