sbeaudry
Jedi Council Member
Tabulation problems reported in Maricopa County; election officials assure votes will be counted
Over 23,000 people had already successfully voted as of 7:30 a.m.
AZ Maricopa Election Nonsense
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Two major US counties report voting machine problems
"State capital regions in Arizona and New Jersey had “technical issues” on midterm election day""The county is reportedly “working with Dominion” to resolve the issue."
“a software issue with the voting machines.”
"Arizona GOP chair Kelli Ward said it was “ridiculous” that so many polling locations were affected. The “technical issue” was disproportionately affecting Republican voters, according to official data coming out of Arizona. Maricopa numbers showed a 4:1 ratio of Republicans to Democrats who chose to vote in person on Election Day, rather than mail in their ballots."
Two major US counties report voting machine problems
Arizona’s Maricopa County and New Jersey’s Mercer County reported problems with voting machines, frustrating election day voters
Lies, conscious or unconscious, their main weapon.
www.thegatewaypundit.com
Voting machines down. Office machine techs must be worth their weight in gold right now or something.
CAUGHT ON VIDEO: Arizona Election Worker Caught Misleading Voter on Their Ballot | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hoft
In this Maricopa County video, the voter inserts his ballot into the tabulation machine.
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Voting machines down. Office machine techs must be worth their weight in gold right now or something.
I heard about some of these issues today, and I remember reading a few days ago that "results won't be available for days afterwards" and that immediately made my ears prick.
I may or may not be wrong here, but it is to be expected that after the election efforts made in 2020, and the entire apparatus and efforts made to maintain the lie of a democrat victory, this mid term would need to be just as difficult to camouflage.
What I mean is, if people were really so inclined to vote for Biden, then it would stand to reason that midterms would see his party remain in power, but a part of me thinks that they know that this is not the case, and as such instead of admitting defeat, in order to maintain their lie, they have to mess with these elections as well.
I expect a lot of protests and stories to come out of this election, and throw the country further into chaos, specially if things continue in the downward spiral economically.
I may or may not be wrong here, but it is to be expected that after the election efforts made in 2020, and the entire apparatus and efforts made to maintain the lie of a democrat victory, this mid term would need to be just as difficult to camouflage.
What I mean is, if people were really so inclined to vote for Biden, then it would stand to reason that midterms would see his party remain in power, but a part of me thinks that they know that this is not the case, and as such instead of admitting defeat, in order to maintain their lie, they have to mess with these elections as well.
I expect a lot of protests and stories to come out of this election, and throw the country further into chaos, specially if things continue in the downward spiral economically.
Magnolia
Jedi
Voted in a small town in New England at 6 am. The polls had just opened but the voting machines had already malfunctioned (what are the odds?) and had to be shut down. We were told to put paper ballots in a black box. Voter happiness and confidence in the system was not apparent.
I have an impression, at least, that the PTB's 'lies are getting ripe', something else is in the air too. Lots of protests, but people need to adopt more active forms of protest, non-participation would be a very active mode, as people will need to seek alternatives to 'the system'.
BHelmet
The Living Force
The statistical irregularities are clear. I live in Oregon. For Governor we had the obligatory arrogant, dyke democrat versus a republican with a third candidate who sucked votes from the republican and threw the election to Teeny Kotex. (Tina Kotec). The odd thing was that the third candidate got a consistent 8-9% in every single county no matter what. Even as the percentages shifted wildly between Kotec and Drazan, (since Oregon is highly polarized) the third woman stayed almost constant. Soooper fishy. Her percentages should have also fluxed with the same ratio to the republican. They didn’t. Drazan got from 39 to 82% in some counties. That’s radical. But Johnson stayed at 8-9 % no matter what. Fake.
The other oddity is the HUGE margins in many of the elections. Normally 55-45% is a good butt kicking. The most lopsided presidential election was 57-43. (Ike v Adlai). But in some red states the margins were gigantic. So my theory is that the elections which were lost causes for the Democrats were not tampered with. But marginal states were manipulated and in some cases that went over the top such as Arizona. (Really? The land of Barry Goldwater voting blue for both Governor and senate?)
That brings up another point: “the narrative”. The PTB have done a good job coordinating the results with their semi-believable narrative. “Oh, it’s all those California immigrants that changed Arizona”. But no mention that they left for a reason: to escape the insanity that is California. So this narrative is both a lie and creates divisions within the body politic and society. Perfect.
The other part of the narrative, of course, is to bolster “the Trump right wing is too extreme for Americans”. Omg, the smugness of the NPR announcers was palpable. I think they knew from the get go that the fix was in.
The other oddity is the HUGE margins in many of the elections. Normally 55-45% is a good butt kicking. The most lopsided presidential election was 57-43. (Ike v Adlai). But in some red states the margins were gigantic. So my theory is that the elections which were lost causes for the Democrats were not tampered with. But marginal states were manipulated and in some cases that went over the top such as Arizona. (Really? The land of Barry Goldwater voting blue for both Governor and senate?)
That brings up another point: “the narrative”. The PTB have done a good job coordinating the results with their semi-believable narrative. “Oh, it’s all those California immigrants that changed Arizona”. But no mention that they left for a reason: to escape the insanity that is California. So this narrative is both a lie and creates divisions within the body politic and society. Perfect.
The other part of the narrative, of course, is to bolster “the Trump right wing is too extreme for Americans”. Omg, the smugness of the NPR announcers was palpable. I think they knew from the get go that the fix was in.
I came across an article today in which Maria Zajarova nailed the situation in the US:
I think she points it out rather clearly, the US is deeply divided, and this is on purpose, it's a lot easier to control a populace that is divided than one that sees their commonalties. However, in their efforts to divide and conquer, they have shown their hands, where now it is impossible, or almost impossible, to find anyone that trusts the results of the elections if they go against their wishes.
What I mean is that, they have rigged the election in such a transparent way that now they can't be trusted, right after spending years claiming that the election had been stolen. So, ironically, their move to remain in power was to call into question the very structure of power that they held, and I think that their desperate attempts at holding on to control, are a show of how perceivable the distrust in that structure is within the population.
I think she points it out rather clearly, the US is deeply divided, and this is on purpose, it's a lot easier to control a populace that is divided than one that sees their commonalties. However, in their efforts to divide and conquer, they have shown their hands, where now it is impossible, or almost impossible, to find anyone that trusts the results of the elections if they go against their wishes.
What I mean is that, they have rigged the election in such a transparent way that now they can't be trusted, right after spending years claiming that the election had been stolen. So, ironically, their move to remain in power was to call into question the very structure of power that they held, and I think that their desperate attempts at holding on to control, are a show of how perceivable the distrust in that structure is within the population.
Pluchi
Jedi
Nonparticipation is a trap that people felt for in Venezuela. People should go out and vote no matter what. otherwise, we do not have the moral to protest.
That's an interesting notion to discuss, on the one hand I agree with you that participation is the best way to show our discontent in any given issue, apathy will simply allow things to continue as they have. However, I also see the pointlessness of it when the system is so rigged, or when the options that are provided are so controlled and ultimately hold no power to change the policy when it really matters.
So, I am of two minds in this issue and I can see both points here.
Wandering Star
The Living Force
As the voting is manipulated, only a massive abstention from the vote would show the discomfort.
However, just like covid, there will be fifty percent of people who will do the "right" thing and vote, so the "system" will get what it wants.
And since the vote will be what "they" want, I think there is no need to vote.
Yes, I see what you're saying... and it does ultimately come down to the individual I suppose, although that conversation extends into the philosophical and probably beyond the scope of this thread.
