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Anonymous ID: 3e438b Sept. 8, 2021, 9:13 a.m. No.14540985   πŸ—„οΈ.is πŸ”—kun   >>1036

>>14540755 TYB also dont copy all the == or //'//'///in the dough, those are section dividers

 

#18390 anon-nominated notable bun

>>14537280 Dr. Joseph Mercola: Could a simple nasal spray be the answer to COVID-19?

>>14537339 Aus Former PM Tony Abbott, maskless

>>14537341 #OTD 1776, the first use of the submarine in warfare

>>14537369 New CodeMonkey: The upcoming event in DC on September 18 has a very high probability of becoming a false flag event.

>>14537420 @cbs_herridge takes us inside the pre-trial hearing at the high security military court known as Camp Justice

>>14537443 Another Israeli Air Strike Hit Gaza Strip β€œTo Avenge Launch Of Arson Balloons”

>>14537502 Arizona State Representative Mark Finchem announced his Arizona Ballot Integrity Project on Saturday.

>>14537520 Reminder: PCR tests not approved by FDA - Still under EUA

>>14537741 Veritas Journalist Sits Down With Natomas Unified School District Superintendent Chris Evans

>>14537835 New war-gaming center to speed up weapon deliveries to US Marines

>>14537889 4 prisoners Obama exchanged for Bowe Berghdahl now in senior Taliban posts

>>14537920 You aren't legally allowed to know which variant gave you COVID-19 in the US, even if it's Delta

>>14537998 National Suicide Prevention Week begins on September 5 and ends on September 11

Anonymous ID: 3e438b Sept. 8, 2021, 9:18 a.m. No.14541020   πŸ—„οΈ.is πŸ”—kun

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Anonymous ID: 3e438b Sept. 8, 2021, 9:23 a.m. No.14541067   πŸ—„οΈ.is πŸ”—kun   >>1092

β•Ÿβ–’β–’β–’β–’β–’β–’ β–’β–’β–’β–’β–’Ξ¦ β•‘β–’β–’ β•Ÿβ–’β–’ (β–’β–’β–’b (β–’β–’β–’β–’ β•‘β–’β–’β–’β–’Ξ¦_ β–’β–’βˆ© (β–’β–’βˆ© (β–’β–’ #β•£β–’β–’β–’Ξ¦_ β–’β–’β–’Ξ¦ β–’β–’βˆ© β•Ÿβ–’β–’ β–’β–’β–Œ_β–’β–’M β•Ÿβ–’β–’ β•‘β–’β–’ (β–’β–’β–’β–’ β•’β–’β•‘β–’β–’ β•‘β–’β–’ β•’β–’β–’ β•Ÿβ–’β–’ β•’β–’β–’β–’ β•£β–’βˆ© β•£β–’β–’ ▐▒▒ β–’β–’β•Ÿβ–’Ξ¦ β–’β–’βˆ© β•Ÿβ–’β–’ β–’β–’β–’β–’β–’Γ– β•Ÿβ–’β–’ β•‘β–’β–’ (β–’β–’β•™β–’Ξ¦β–’β–’β•‘β–’β–’ β•‘β–’β–’β–’β–’β–€ β–’β–’Jβ–’Mβ•Ÿβ–’(β–’β–’ β–’β–’β–’ (β–’β–’βˆ© β–’β–’ β•Ÿβ–’bβ–’β–’βˆ© β•Ÿβ–’β–’ β–’β–’β–Œ β–’β–’Ξ¦ β–’β–’Ξ¦Ξ¦β–’β–’βˆ© (β–’β–’ β–’β–’β–’ β•‘β–’β–’ β•‘β–’β–’ β•Ÿβ–’β–’β–’ jβ–’β–’β–’βˆ© ╙▒▒ΦΦ▒▒╩ β–’β–’ β•’β–’β–’β–’βˆ©

Anonymous ID: 3e438b Sept. 8, 2021, 9:26 a.m. No.14541092   πŸ—„οΈ.is πŸ”—kun   >>1103 >>1135

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β•–β•–β•– β•“β•–β•–β•– β•“β•–β•– β•“β•–β•– β•–β•–, β•“β•–β•– β•–, β•–β•–β•– β•“β•–β•– β•–β•– .β•–, β•–β•–β•– β•“β•–β•–β•–β”Œβ•–β•–β•–β•– β•–β•– jβ–’β–Œ β–’β–’ β•‘β–’Q β•Ÿβ–’β–’β–Œ β–’β–’β–’ β•£β–’β•Ÿβ–’ β•Ÿβ–’β–’Ξ¦ β–’β–Œ β–’β–’ β•Ÿβ–’, β–’β–Œβ–’β–’ β–’β–’ (β–’β–’ β–’β–’ β•Ÿβ–’ β–’β–’ β–’β–’ β•£β–’ jβ–’β–Œ β•’β–’ β•‘β–’βˆ©ΒΊ β•Ÿβ–’jβ–’β•’β–’β•‘β–’ β•“β–’β–’Β»β–’β–’ β•Ÿβ–’ β–’Ξ¦β–’β–Œ β–’β–’ β•Ÿβ–’βˆ© β•’β–’β•—β•£β–’βˆ© β–’β–’ (β–’M β–’β–’ β•‘β–’βˆ© β–’β–’ β–’β–’ β•™β–’Ξ¦ ╝╝╝▀ β•šβ•β•β•βˆ©β•šβ• ╝╝ β•šβ• ╝╝ β•šβ• ╝╝ ╝╝╛ ╝╝╝▀ (╝Ñ ╝╝ º▀╝╝╨ ╝╝╝▀4╝╝M ╝╝ β•œβ•Γ…β–€

Anonymous ID: 3e438b Sept. 8, 2021, 9:28 a.m. No.14541103   πŸ—„οΈ.is πŸ”—kun   >>1129

>>14541092

β•–β•–β•– β•“β•–β•– β•–, β•“β•– β•“β•–β•–β•– β•–β•–β•–__ β•–β•– .β•–β•– .β•–β•–β•– .β•–β•– β•–β•– jβ–’β–Œβ–β–’β–Œ (β–’Γ‘β–’Ξ¦ jβ–’β–Œβ•‘β–’βˆ© β• β–’ β–’β–’ β–’β–’ β•’β–’β–„ β•£β–’β•’β–’ (β–’β–‘ β–’β–’β•’β–’ β–’β–’ jβ–’β–Œβ•™β–’Ξ¦ β•£β–’Β»β–’β–’jβ–’β–’β•’β–’ β• β–’βˆ©ΒΊ β–’β–’β–€β–’_ β•™β–’Ξ¦ β•‘β–’β–’β•’β–’Ξ¦ (β–’β•©Βͺ β•‘β–’β–’β•’β–’b β–’β–’'β•β–’βˆ© ╝╝╝▀4β•βˆ© ╝W ╝Æ ╝╝ ╝╝╝╝ ╝╝ β•šβ•β‰‘β•œβ•Γ…β•` ╝╝ ╝╝ (β•βˆ© ╝╝ ╝╝ ΒΊβ–€β•Γ…β•βŒ

Anonymous ID: 3e438b Sept. 8, 2021, 9:32 a.m. No.14541129   πŸ—„οΈ.is πŸ”—kun

>>14541103

β•–β•–β•– β•“β–’β•β–’βˆ© #Φ╓ΦΦ aΦΦ╗ (Φ╓ΦΦ_(Φ∩ ΦΦ(Φ╖ΦΦ╖ΦΦ, ╓ΦΦ╗_ ΦΦ ΦΦ aΦΦm β–’β–’Β»β–’β–’ β•‘β–’βˆ©(β–’b(β–’L(β–’β–Œ(β–’β–Œ β–’β–’ β•Ÿβ–’#β–’ (β–’β–Œ β–’β–’ β–’β–’ β–’β–’ β–’β–’ β–’β–’ β–’β–’ β•™β–’β•’β•— β•β•βˆ© 7╝Nβ•šβ•βˆ©(╝╛ ╙╝Å▀ (╝╛ ╝Å β•’β–’βˆ© ╝╛ ╝Å ╝╝ ╙╝╝▀` β•™β–’β•β•šβ• ╝╝╝╨ β•£β•βˆ©

Anonymous ID: 3e438b Sept. 8, 2021, 10:55 a.m. No.14541634   πŸ—„οΈ.is πŸ”—kun   >>1678

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Dead Granny on the phone Meme - https://imgur.com/a/URGhiJa

 

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Anonymous ID: 3e438b Sept. 8, 2021, 11:04 a.m. No.14541678   πŸ—„οΈ.is πŸ”—kun

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>Maricopa County Canvassing Result

 

ELECTION 2020

GRASSROOTS

CANVASS REPORT

 

173,104

Lost Votes

 

96,389

Ghost Votes

 

Cover photo by canvasser of vacant lot at 13226

W Beverly Rd, Goodyear that cast 2 mail-in votes

 

 

SEPTEMBER 7

 

MARICOPA COUNTY CANVASS

Authored by: Liz Harris

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Executive Summary

11/3/2020 Election Results: Primary Findings

 

Two primary categories of ineligible ballots and election mishandling, encompassing hundreds

of thousands of votes, render the 2020 General Election in Maricopa County uncertifiable.

 

An estimated 173,104 votes are missing or lost, as reported to our volunteers who went door

to door verifying registration and voting information for thousands of residents. These are

American citizens living in Maricopa County who cast a vote, primarily by mail, in the election

and yet there is no record of their vote with the county and it was not counted in the reported

vote totals for the election. Additionally an estimated 96,389 mail-in votes were cast under

the names of registered voters who were either unknown to the residents of the registration

address or who were verified as having moved away prior to October 2020. Other

irregularities were uncovered during the canvass at a smaller scale, including votes cast by

mail from vacant lots, votes recorded from residents who had not actually voted, etc.

 

These results are a travesty to our democracy and our voting rights. In addition to impacted

local races, such as Maricopa County Board of Supervisors District 1, decided by 403 votes, key

statewide race margins are well within the numbers shown above. The Presidential race was

decided by 10,457 votes statewide, and the U.S. Senate election was decided by 78,886 votes

statewide.

 

Solution: Ban Vote-by-mail

It is obvious to anyone that voting by mail is ripe for fraud. The US Mail is not meant to be a

secure transactional system. We have all known since we were children that you don’t send

cash through the mail –our voting rights are far more sacred than cash. Bipartisan and

Democrat Voter studies and commissions have found vote-by-mail to have the highest risk of

fraud1 and most first-world democracies, such as Germany, either ban Vote-by-Mail outright

or place very heavy restrictions on its use. Banning Vote-by-mail is a very simple solution to a

huge problem for our Country. We cannot give up our fundamental right to vote, upon which

America was built, simply because we are too lazy to go cast a vote in person.

 

 

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Why does the problem of vote fraud exist?

 

Here, we can only speculate. But we all know that history often repeats itself,

especially if forgotten.

 

It has become a modern day mantra that the right to vote by β€œsecret ballot” is a sacred

American right. But this is actually untrue. Until the late 1800s all votes in all States

were public information. The move to the secret ballot occurred state-by-state from

1888-1950 to combat voter fraud 2 Over the first 100 years of our great republic, a

cottage industry was established in voter fraud vote buying and selling. Vote fraud was

a massive problem for our Country. Moving to a secret ballot made it harder for vote

buyers to monitor which candidates vote sellers had voted for. Voter turnout fell

between 8% and 12% as the States adopted the secret ballot and people were no

longer being paid to vote.

 

It is quite likely that many ridiculous and frivolous arguments were put forth in those

States in attempts to prevent secret ballot legislation from passing by those who

leveraged the vote fraud to win elections and those who profited from it.

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We now see history repeating, with a system ripe for fraud and clear evidence of fraud

occurring on a massive scale. The fraud likely existing as a means of revenue for those

who are able to defraud the system, and for an easy way to shift election results for

those who can pay. And again we have ridiculous and frivolous arguments being put

forth against common sense legislation to secure the rights of honest American citizens

to vote and have their vote count.

 

If I were to further speculate, I would say I believe that the people who work for and

run Maricopa County are good people and likely have no idea that their voting process

is being manipulated for financial gain. I believe it far more likely that small groups of

bad actors (criminals) operating at local levels both here and in other parts of the

country engineered ways to defraud their particular voting systems and processes and

then likely sell those services to other mostly local small groups of bad actors who

work for candidates fixing elections, probably most likely and most often unknown to

 

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the candidates themselves. That was the previous pattern in our Country and it makes

sense. Far more likely than grand conspiracies and entire election departments being

β€œin on it.”

 

The second citation below contains substantial information on vote fraud in history

including recent history, as well as the mal-in voting bans in most developed nations.

 

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2005 report of the Commission on Federal Election Reform, chaired by former

President Jimmy Carter and former Secretary of State James Baker III

(https://moritzlaw.osu.edu/electionlaw/litigation/documents/Veasey7848.pdf)

 

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β€œWhy do most countries ban mail-in ballots?: They have seen massive

vote fraud problems” John R. Lott Jr. 10/15/2020

(https://poseidon01.ssrn.com/delivery.php?ID=0880241001230211211130810200750

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03029&EXT=pdf&INDEX=TRUE)

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Canvass Overview

How it Began

Shortly after the election in November 2020, Liz Harris, a REALTOR(R) in Arizona, saw an

easily verifiable social media video demonstrating a deceased person with a distinct

name and birthdate who voted in the November 3, 2020 election. Combined with the

increasing election fraud allegations from across the United States and within her home

state of Arizona, namely Maricopa County, her curiosity peaked. Does Arizona have

dead voters? Upon checking names of those over the age of 90, it seemed that the

number of dead voters was not alarming. However, she noticed that there was

conflicting information on where these registered voters actually resided. This led to

obtaining voter lists from the country and teams of hundreds of people who began

visiting registered voters at their homes.

 

What started small grew into a countywide grassroots effort drawing hundreds of

volunteers from within the state and from across the country who collectively spent

thousands of hours visiting the residences of almost 12,000 registered voters in

Maricopa County. Volunteer programmers and database administrators joined together

to database the voter data and build a mobile app for management and tracking of the

canvass and the data it produced.

 

As you will read, the results are nothing short of earth-shattering.

 

How it was Conducted

During the canvass, volunteers would visit the homes of registered Maricopa County

voters. At the door, if the resident answered, the volunteers would identify themselves

as private citizens conducting voluntary election integrity research and ask if they would

mind answering a few questions. Next the volunteer would ask the resident’s name and

then verify it in the county data. Then the volunteer would say, β€œWe'd like to quickly go

through each registered voter at this address. First, we will start with the name

 

 

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identified initially and go through the other registered voters at this address.” The

questions which followed were:

 

β€’ What method did you use to vote?

β€’ How many ballots did you receive in the mail for yourself?

β€’ How many ballots did you receive for person(s) who do not live here?

β€’ What did you do with any extra ballots received?

β€’ How many registered voters are there supposed to be at this address?

β€’ Total number of registered voters who voted in the November 2020 election?

 

The answers were entered into a database live onsite and later compiled and analyzed.

 

Areas Canvassed

Maricopa County comprises approximately 2,595,272 registered voters, making it the

second largest voting district in the country and the third largest county by population.

The canvass as conducted generally yields a confidence interval of 1.5% at a confidence

level of 95%. Said another way, very similar to voting polls, the accuracy of these

results applied to the county as a whole are within +/- 1.5% with 95% certainty, which is

the scientific statistical standard for samples such as this. The results from the canvass

are thus able to be applied with scientific certainty to the entire county as a whole. The

canvass team conducted the canvass by canvassing across the county as well as focusing

in on several precincts with ranging demographics. The entire precinct of Warner was

canvassed, consisting of more than 7,000 registered voters. Partial canvasses were

conducted in the Dunbar, Waggoner and Rittenhouse precincts. A partial canvass was

also conducted in precincts throughout the county.

 

Canvass Statistics: 11,708 attempted voter contacts, interviews yielded data on 4,570

registered voters

 

Warner Dunbar Waggoner Rittenhouse Countywide Total

# Registered Voters Homes Visited 7228 1692 943 991 854 11708

# Registered Voters Data Gathered 2699 637 566 315 353 4570

37% 38% 60% 32% 41% 39%

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Lost Votes

The most problematic issue we have seen in the canvass comes from our analysis of the

data showing that Maricopa County is missing votes from an estimated 173,104 voters.

 

During the canvass, hundreds of people who showed in the Maricopa County records as

not voting in the election reported that they actually did vote in the election.

 

Registered Voters Interviewed Who Were Shown By Maricopa County As Not Voting

 

Warner Dunbar Waggoner Rittenhouse Countywide Total

Maricopa County: Didn't Vote 714 134 43 35 38 964

Actually Voted 249 50 13 9 9 330

34.87% 37.31% 30.23% 25.71% 23.68% 34.23%

 

During the canvass, of the 4,570 registered voters we gathered data on, 964 individuals

were interviewed at their residence who were registered to vote in Maricopa County but

whom the county said did not vote. Of those 964, 34.23%, or 330 people, said they had

actually voted. Overall, there were 505,709 people in the county registered to vote who

did not have a vote recorded in the election*. Extrapolating these results to the entire

county, which can be done at a scientifically correlated confidence level of 95%, it is

estimated that 173,104 voters had their votes stolen. Given the canvass confidence

interval of 1.5, this number technically ranges from 165,518 to 180,690 voters.

 

The canvass team can make sworn affidavits supporting these findings readily available.

 

Interestingly, this data parallels the findings of a study conducted by Matt Braynard in

November of 2020, where he phone surveyed 710 registered republican voters in Arizona

who did not have a vote recorded by the State. In his survey 356, or 50.1%, of those

surveyed stated that they had in fact cast a mail-in ballot.

 

*This data was obtained from the 12/10/2020 VM34 Maricopa County Registration List

 

 

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Ghost Votes

The second-most problematic issue we have seen in the canvass comes from our analysis

of the data showing that Maricopa County recorded an estimated 96,389 mail-in votes

that likely could not have been physically cast by the voter that the vote was registered

to. These voters did not have a secondary mailing address and were either unknown to

the residents who lived at their voting address since September 2020 or were known but

were confirmed to not have lived at the residence since prior to the election, and often

had not lived there for many years. By law mail-in ballots are not forwarded, so it would

not have been possible for these voters to have been in physical possession of their

ballots.

 

A specific example to better illustrate what this problem looks like: One of the

individuals that we canvassed has owned and lived at their home for more than a decade.

For a time during 2010, they rented a room out to someone who later moved out- of

Arizona. Looking back historically, although the renter had moved out of state, a vote

had been cast under their name, by mail, continuing to use the same residence address,

in the 2012, 2014, 2016, 2018 and 2020 elections. The homeowner is innocent in this.

The person who moved away is innocent as well. But somehow another person or group

of people has been able to fraudulently submit mail-in votes using the former renter’s

information in multiple elections.

 

Mail-In Ballots Cast Under Registered Voters Who Were Unknown to the Voting

Address Residents or had Moved

 

Warner Dunbar Waggoner Rittenhouse Countywide Total

Voters Home and Interviewed 1985 503 523 280 315 3606

Mail-in Voters Registered to Residence 1547 276 564 239 271 2897

Unknown or Moved Prior to October 90 11 29 12 22 164

5.82% 3.99% 5.14% 5.02% 8.12% 5.66%

 

 

During the canvass data on registered voters was gathered from registered voters at their

residences, with 3606 of them listed by Maricopa County as having voted in the election.

2,897 were recorded by the county as having voted by mail . During that process, 164

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mail-in voters were identified as being unknown to the resident or known but having

moved prior to the election registration deadline. This represents 5.66% of all mail-in

voters on which data was gathered. Overall, there were 1,702,981 mail-in votes tallied

by the in the election. Extrapolating these results to the entire county, which can be

done at a scientifically correlated confidence level of 95%, it is estimated that 96,389

mail-in ballots should not have been cast due to this issue. More technically, with a 1.5

confidence interval, this number ranges from 70,844 to 121,933.

 

The canvass team can make sworn affidavits supporting these findings readily available.

 

 

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Other Issues

We saw many other issues during the canvass including such things as a resident

informing us that the name registered to that address and under which a mail-in vote had

been cast was their immediate relative and deceased as of several years ago. We believe

that specific issue, votes cast under the names of the deceased, can best be uncovered

by an analysis of the voter registration data compared to the social security death index.

Other issues which can only be uncovered by a canvass are totaled together and

described below:

 

Total

 

Added together, these issues impacted 5.18% of mail-in votes, or an estimated 88,215

votes. More technically, with a 1.5 confidence interval, this number ranges from 62,670

to 113,759.

 

Warner Dunbar Waggoner Rittenhouse Countywide Total

Voters Home and Interviewed 1985 503 523 280 315 3606

Mail-in Voters Registered to Residence 1547 276 564 239 271 2897

 

Actually Voted In-Person 72 11 6 8 1 98

Didn't Actually Vote 16 3 4 0 3 26

Vote from Vacant Lot 20 3 1 0 2 26

Total 108 17 11 8 6 150

6.98% 6.16% 1.95% 3.35% 2.21% 5.18%

 

 

Mail-in Voters Reported Actually Voting In-Person

 

In gathering data door-to-door on 2,897 mail-in voters, 98 of them reported that they

had actually voted in -person at the polling location.

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Mail-in Voters Reported They Didn’t Actually Vote.

 

26 of the listed voters reported that they did not actually vote, yet a mail-in vote had

been recorded for them with Maricopa County

 

Votes Cast Under Registrations Listing a Vacant Lot as their Address

 

This category encompasses mail-in votes cast by voters registered to a vacant lot who did

not have a secondary mailing address listed with the county and thus could not have

physically received a ballot to cast.

 

 

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