Soap Box

“Curiouser and curiouser!” Cried Alice (she was so much surprised, that for the moment she quite forgot how to speak good English).” – Lewis Carroll

Strange things are afoot in the world. No, I’m not talking about the 2001-ish Monolith that was recently discovered in Utah and then mysteriously removed and has now reappeared in Romania.

I’m talking about 2020 Presidential election statistical anomalies so outrageous that they bear more attention than the liberal lapdog mainstream media is willing to give attention to, “crazy conspiracy theories at best,” according to the network news talking heads.

So what if a clogged and overflowing toilet was reported as a broken water pipe in a counting room which delayed counts in Fulton County Georgia?

So what if no work orders exist to where the alleged water pipe was allegedly repaired in Fulton County... allegedly? 

So what if there is a lawsuit in Michigan where two voters are claiming that the Michigan Secretary of State sent out over 300,000 ballots that had not been requested and another 35,109 ballots did not have an address, and over 13,000 votes were cast by voters who were no longer Michiganders? The same thing goes for Georgia where over 20,000  voters who no longer met residency requirements voted in a state where Biden’s margin of victory was 12,670.

So what if a whistleblower postal truck driver in Pennsylvania came forward on Tuesday to say up to 280,000 ballots were shipped across state lines in October?

So what if Twitter banned a mathematician who testified in an Arizona election results hearing? Bobby Piton said that based on the data he has seen, that he would be willing to bet his life on the fact that the results of the election results were fraudulent, and if he was charged with certifying Arizona’s election results, he would rather resign than certify them.

But nothing to see here.

The statistical evidence for fraud may be the least sexy of possible proof of wrongdoing, but it may be the most compelling.

Patrick Basham wrote a piece in The Spectator which makes some very good arguments.

For one thing, the Republicans won back most of the seats in the House of Representatives that they lost two years ago, including 27 toss-up races, and only lost one seat in the Senate, the Georgia runoff pending.

The surge of Republican seats in the House is and the holding of most seats in the Senate – so far – should be an indication of enthusiasm for the party in general, and for the top of the ticket as well.

Also, Biden outperformed the historic Obama election of 2008 when the first African American candidate ever to run for the presidency, however, he only won 524 counties of Obama’s 873 counties.

The fact that voting in key swing states where Trump had a comfortable lead stopped inexplicably and poll watchers were escorted out while the vote counting resumed sans observers and then the vote count all of a sudden took a statistically improbable turn when a 90%+ Biden to Trump vote ratio became the norm eventually eroding Trump’s lead.

Basham also notes that over 23,000 absentee ballots had impossible return dates, and 86,000 more were extremely suspicious in their dates as well.

The absentee ballot rejection rate was also unbelievably low, so much so that an analyst named Robert Barnes said, If the states simply imposed the same absentee ballot rejection rate as recent cycles, then Trump wins the election.”

There are also questions of custody chains and USB drives containing votes going missing, a larger than normal turnout by deceased voters, and ballots with no creases which indicate they were never placed in envelopes and mailed as the law requires.

Basham’s final point is back to that non-sexy statistical evidence. Biden started leading Trump with 89% of the votes tabulated, and in every one of the following 53 batches of votes, Biden led by 50.05% to 49.95% margin.

Curiouser and curiouser.

There’s a lot more evidence, both statistical and eyewitness by those who are swearing under penalty of perjury that there have been issues with the counting process, the signature matching, runs of ballots that all had birthdays from the year 1900, among other things. 

The evidence is mounting, but time is short.

We won’t know if this is going to matter in the next two weeks before the Electoral College meets to cast the official votes, and whatever legal challenges the Trump team is able to win. It’s still not over yet, but it could get interesting.

Get your popcorn ready.

What do you think?

Pray for our troops, our police, the peace of Jerusalem, and our nation.

God Bless America!

#BenghaziAintGoingAway