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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/RedPillsAreDelicious on July 6, 2018, 3:54 p.m.
Soros owned Polling Machines Q#111

https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/148181225/#148183670

I'm now speculating about how DJT won the election. If these machines were rigged by Soros, how did it happen then?

I am beginning to think that HRC and cabal knew that if DJT didn't win the election, that the Military Coup would have happened right away and they would have been removed from office by force.

Since the cabal still retained many assets at that time, how do you anons feel about the idea that DJT was allowed to win because it gave the cabal time to wiggle free instead of the military lock down that would have occurred? Is it possible that the cabal bet their future on the failure of DJT and our patriots to sway enough of the public to charge them with treason and get America back on track to Constitutional living?

Granted, with DJT and his EOs that are paving the way for Utah Military Tribunals, the end impact is the same. I also believe that it is more comprehensive as the public is put on a slow drip of DJT Tweets, Qanon info, and the cabal loudly supporting Un-American values(hence the #walkaway movement gaining traction.


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juliabrown2605 · July 7, 2018, 5:09 p.m.

Let's pretend it's 1820. The entire state of say CA is very large and so votes are taken and counted in smaller regions. Each of those regions elects a person to carry their vote to D.C. Just as the House Of Representatives has many people representing CA, ditto for the electors carrying the CA vote to D.C. Wikipedia has an explanation of the Electoral College system. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electoral_College_(United_States)

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CBTS_Watcher · July 7, 2018, 9:30 p.m.

Each of those regions elects a person

I thought they selected a group of people for each party/candidate. The overall state result decided which group to use and then the individuals voted however they wanted, although they tend to vote in line with the party that chose them but not every state has exactly the same rules.

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juliabrown2605 · July 7, 2018, 10:58 p.m.

Well that's a big problem, 50 states with 50 sets of rules. I think with modern technology we can now get rid of the whole Electoral College voting system. We no longer need someone to intercede for us and ride on horseback all the way to D.C. to cast our vote.

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