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>>14917986, >>14918040 Ron Watkins [CodeMonkeyZ] - The win in Virginia was kept honest by overwhelming the polls with more voters than the algorithm could handle.
"Overwhelming the polls with moar voters than the algorithm could handle" does not an effective long-term strategy make. Those who created the algorithm need to swing from poles. Anything short of full on justice will not save the Republic.
>are you saying not to vote until somebody fixes the hacks?
No, that's not what I said. I said that it is not an ultimately effective strategy to overwhelm the algorithm. As I see it, Virginia was a bone they threw for optics. "Election fraud? What election fraud?" Before this can end, traitors need to face justice. PERIOD.
>until somebody fixes the hacks?
P.S. In better days long gone, "somebody" would have been armed American men recognizing that since law and order and the judicial system had been comped beyond any recourse, and that since tyranny was now in full swing, directly threatening the health and livelihoods of the People, it was time to take advantage of this little thing called the Second Amendment. But American men don't have the stones for that anymore. That kind of grit died a permanent death in the 60s.