Posted on 05/12/2022 6:21:47 PM PDT by consult
I fact-check those who are trying to fact-check the #2000MulesMovie. 6 minutes. Talks about the accuracy of geotracking
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Laura Southern did a really good review of the documentary.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKN7ir4hWzM
She liked it, but admitted it had a couple of issues.
Ty. I’ll watch that.
Has D'Souza ever stated exactly how close a mule had to come to a ballot box in order to be counted as a positive by True the Vote? Half a meter would mean something quite different than 100 meters. We should know exactly how True the Vote's data was generated. We don't. We desperately need transparency, and we don't have it.
I hoped for 2000 Mules to conclusively prove fraud, but this is starting to feel like Release the Kraken part II.
Bah.
From what I’ve read geo-trafficking is very accurate. Up to a few inches.
Our military has used it to takeout the bad guys and it now seems our government is using it to track us!
RE: Credible source. Likely came from the phone company. Either way, no credible person is going to approach multiple boxes spread out across a large city that many times. I do agree that the movie by itself is NOT proof. It needs to be vetted by the FBI or if they refuse to investigate .... some other law enforcement agency. The next step is to track these mules to their homes, get a few to confess. This has way more ramifications to the our country that Jan 6th by 1000-fold.
This is from today's True the Vote FAQ for 2000 Mules at https://www.truethevote.org/ttv-2000mules-faqs/:
Has True the Vote told law enforcement, the FBI, elected officials?Notice how TTV dodges the question before changing the subject? No specifics about any current law enforcement efforts, no specifics about why those who didn't "wish to act" rejected TTV. My guess is that no law enforcement agencies at all have signed on with True the Vote after examining their data. Again, that's just my guess, but why should I have to guess? Why won't TTV simply give us the details?We did involve federal and state officials and law enforcement and are working with those who wish to act. Unfortunately, some are not willing to work with us which is why we are encouraging all Americans to take action in their state to ensure free and fair elections.
That might be true of True the Vote's specific data, and it might not. TTV probably knows exactly how accurate and precise its numbers are. They should release those numbers to the public, and tell us EXACTLY where the numbers came from. I hope they do.
The cell phone data was cross checked with surveillance camera footage.
It doesn’t matter how inaccurate the GPS is if it places someone in the general vicinity of Dropbox A at 12:05 am and then 30 minutes later somewhere near Dropbox B and the corresponding video images show THE SAME DAMN GUY at both boxes stuffing in fistfuls of envelopes at those times.
RE: “Unfortunately, some are not willing to work with us which is why we are encouraging all Americans to take action in their state to ensure free and fair elections.”
Wow. Almost expected this....sadly. Either they are not credible (and just waiving a flag like Mike Lindel, Rudy Giuliani, Sydney Powell and other these past years).
It might just be money making or attention grabbing ploy.
Why did it take so long to release this....like it’s so important...one didn’t need to take a year making a movie.
Either way, it does set up a plausible and significant voter fraud risk with mail in ballots.
I can somewhat understand why the courts declined to get involved. But, this should at least be investigated as clearly a law enforcement issues. Perhaps one of the state legislatures involved could step in.
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That is the impression generated by ads for film, but it is a false impression. With 2000 identified mules and a huge amount of dropbox video, it should have been trivial for D'Souza to show dozens of identifiable individual mules dropping ballots in many different dropboxes on the same day. That would have been very convincing, but the film actually shows NO examples of that. Zero.
” That would have been very convincing, but the film actually shows NO examples of that. Zero.”
The film is slightly over an hour long. That’s a very short time to tell a rather far reaching story.
2000 Mules is a short documentary, not the prosecution’s case to the court.
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Two things that made me believe the story was the folks arriving with gloves to deposit the ballets then removing the gloves immediately. The second was taking photo of the ballet box. I could understand someone returning several family member ballots (though I think that should be illegal), but if they have video of the same person at more then 1 dropbox, then again that would be very convincing.
The film does a good job of telling its story in 68 minutes. The problem is that the ballot dropbox videos do not confirm that story. Instead the videos provide evidence that TTV's hypothesis is wrong. Whatever all that geospatial data shows, the videos do not confirm that it shows mules dropping off ballots.
TTV identified 2000 mules, and many tens of thousands of possible dropoffs of fraudulent ballots.
Imagine what it must have been like for TTV staffers going through the videos looking for confirmation of what the geospatial data appeared to show so clearly!
"No, this video doesn't show a ballot dropoff at the specified time. This one doesn't either. Nor this one. None here either. Nope!"
Later: "OK, let's add up all the videos that confirm the dropoffs and... WHAT? We only have one video that appears to confirm a dropoff, and its video is so poor that we can't use it in the film? WE ARE SCREWED!"
Like an ambitious scientist, TTV fell in love with its own hypothesis, tried to find evidence to support it, and failed.
Then they refused to admit that they had failed.
I would love to be wrong about this. I suppose that is still possible, but every time D'Souza opens his mouth or TTV issues a press release I become more convinced.
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The FBI won’t investigate it unless they know the data is bogus. If it’s reliable, they’re not going near it.
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