Tracking a Fraudulent Ballot in Real Time

American Thinker ^ | 30 Jan, 2023 | Jay Valentine

[MtnClimber]

During our year with Mike Lindell, the Fractal team went from never having seen an election roll to running the largest election database ever created, with over 1.7 billion records — for 12 states alone.

With only 165 million or so voters in the United States, why such a large database?

Data travel, data move, data tell a story as they traverse different databases — over time.

Let's take an example.

Phineas Phrogg, our made up character, is on a voter roll. Phineas owns a home, has three credit cards, two cars, does limited social media, is a deacon at his church and active in the Lions Club.

Phineas's data in any single database yield 1 x 1 = 1 level of insight.

A state voter roll, taken on March 15, is a flat surface with little actionable information.

If we take multiple databases where Phineas appears — his credit file, auto history, auto registration, donation info, and perhaps ten other common places Phineas innocently appears, we get a relief map — not a flat surface.

Artificial intelligence predicts a lot of what Phineas is likely to do and likely to buy.

Here Phineas's information is 1 (Phineas) x number of data sources = 1,000 or 10,000 data points. The A.I. program knows more about Phineas than he may know himself.

This is not high tech. Every major consumer goods company does this work today — every reader of this article exists in scores of these databases.

Now for the hard stuff.

[Antoninus]

The fact is we are living in a dishonest society, and cheaters get away with cheating all over the place.

Once we became a post-Christian society, this became inevitable. When morals are based solely on "what's best for me," you can not maintain a free republic.

[FamiliarFace]

Yeah, it was horrendous officiating in both games. So we don’t get off topic on this thread, there’s another one that might be better suited to discuss the issue about football. https://freerepublic.com/focus/chat/4127059/posts

[FamiliarFace]

I agree.

[rlmorel]

It’s funny, you would mention football… I was watching a game a few weeks back in December, I think, and it was a touchdown pass, where the guy who caught the touchdown was clearly out of bounds. His toe was on the line, everybody could see it in the watching audience, yet they called it a touchdown.

I concluded them that the calls were fixed, and have been fixed for some period of time.

It is disillusioning in sports, which can be easily ignored. But it is devastatingly disillusioning, the electoral process, which we cannot ignore.

[chiller]

Valentine recounted how some election officials conceded, promised to fix, but later reneged (or weren’t allowed as you explain).

Conversely, Wisconsin—to name one—has had successes.

This won’t be easy. Greater visibility....tuckercarlson... will help. Mike Lindell has been a strong proponent and likely the reason for his RNC bid, but do party leaders want voter roles cleaned.

Ds—no. Rs-—maybe. In the meantime, concentrate on “addresses” not “ballots”, and clearly “ballots/mail-in votes” not “election day votes”....where legal.

[Presbyterian Reporter]

“””The deocRATs will oppose cleaning up voter rolls with all of their being.”””

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And RepublicRATS are now pushing for more mail-in ballots.

Gee. What could go wrong???????

[Presbyterian Reporter]

I am of the same mind. Corrupt voter registration rolls are loved by the Demon-RATS and by the Republic-RATS.

One thing FReepers can do is to keep exposing Dirty Voter Registration Rolls, as FReepers have been exposing Sudden Deaths.

[FamiliarFace]

Exactly. We ignore the election cheating at our own peril. This is how we’ve gotten where we are.

[RideForever]

aid, "In 22 years canvassing, we have never seen such accurate lists. The RNC lists were garbage."

This is what Joe Kent tipped us off about. He tried to use the RNC list and found it garbage, so he looked at alternatives that were not 'approved' by Ronna McDaniel, and went with them. So Ronna refused to provide Joe with any GOP funds in a super tight race for Congress.

[Don@VB]

It seems to me that this boils down to a huge two party scavenger hunt for phony ballots. The Democrats intend to collect as many ballots as possible and cast fraudulent mail in votes. The Republicans intend to secure the phony ballots to keep Democrats from perpetrating this fraud.