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[Sunburnt Indian]

One bone to pick...I like the English system because it is what I am most familiar with. <----there is some humor there.

I can visualize the gallon because I see it in the fridge everyday.

BTW, I am comfortable with 2 liters for the same reason.

I can visualize 5 lbs, 10 lbs, 25 lbs etc.

The mile if I remember was based on the average roman soldiers steps and was 1000 paces per mile. The odometer is in tenths.

The french took what was almost a yard and made it a meter. Paranoid, envious and arrogant are the francophones. Just imagine if they had taken the mile and made it the kilometer. Made a gallon a liter etc.

I like the foot and the yard. I dislike the inch and its 16th divisions.

As for sockets and other tools it does not matter if it is metric or English the tool I need for any particular job can not be found when it is needed! This is the number 1 rule of home and car repair.

One does need a degree in advanced rocket surgery to convert Canadian gas prices into the American equivalent. And setting cruise @ 80km/hr reveals that the Canadians are stuck on the old 55 mph limit in many areas. Its all dreadfully slow but makes for a nice vacation.

I like a base 10 system in concept but can not visualize the metric because it is not what we use.

I'm one of a handful of people in the world who knows the numerically dysfunctional and idiotic English system of measure. It takes a lifetime of learning and memorizing. I can ask questions about the English system till the sun comes up tomorrow no one here can answer. But even I must always be armed with a calculator. This is not a slight. One must dedicate himself, as I have done. Yes, I know the difference between the international foot and the U. S. foot.

I can have second graders with a basic knowledge of the metric system in 4 hours.

I can ask any dope on a street corner in Toronto, how many meters are in 1.2 kilometers? He'll answer the question. I can ask genius James Woods, how many yards are in 1.2 miles? He doesn't have a clue.

 

[DCandtheUTBand]

Dr. Ben Carson, Michelle Bachmann et al speak out on the fraud!

'Overwhelming evidence' of fraud: Michele Bachmann hosts conference on 2020 election | WND | by Art Moore

A former Republican member of Congress who ran for president, Michele Bachmann is now the dean of the graduate school of government at Regent University in Virginia Beach, Virginia. Noting some polls show nearly half the country still doesn't believe Joe Biden won the election, she put together...

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[DCandtheUTBand]

John Lott on "irregularities:

'Unexplained irregularities' found in large percentage of ballots | WND | by Around the Web

A mountainous, 2,600-square-mile region with a population of approximately 119,600 does not seem like your prototypical setting for machine politics. Yet a recent audit of mail-in ballots cast there found irregularities characteristic of larger urban centers — on a level that could have easily...

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[Sunburnt Indian]

John Lott on "irregularities:

'Unexplained irregularities' found in large percentage of ballots | WND | by Around the Web

A mountainous, 2,600-square-mile region with a population of approximately 119,600 does not seem like your prototypical setting for machine politics. Yet a recent audit of mail-in ballots cast there found irregularities characteristic of larger urban centers — on a level that could have easily...

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I adapted a classical mechanics formula from planets to humans. Probability of Biden receiving an all time record 81 million legal votes? 0.00000000093.

 

[DCandtheUTBand]

I adapted a classical mechanics formula from planets to humans. Probability of Biden receiving an all time record 81 million legal votes? 0.00000000093.

Spock: Captain the probability of a Biden win was .000000093 percent

Kirk: D@mn it Mr.Scott whose side are you on ours or the Klingon's

Scott: Captain I didn't have anything to do with it. I did tell them it would take months to steal the election but that was before we went back in time and saved the whales. There was no way we could know about Stacey Abrams. I bet my last bottle of Scotch and some haggis that Trump would win.

 

[DCandtheUTBand]

2020 chaos 'is precisely how elections are stolen' | WND | by Bob Unruh

A former counterintelligence case officer, for a number of years now the chief of investigations and research for Judicial Watch, says the chaos of the 2020 presidential election "is precisely how elections are stolen."

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[Sunburnt Indian]

2020 chaos 'is precisely how elections are stolen' | WND | by Bob Unruh

A former counterintelligence case officer, for a number of years now the chief of investigations and research for Judicial Watch, says the chaos of the 2020 presidential election "is precisely how elections are stolen."

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No doubt this case officer slept through recess at Lawton Taft Elementary. He gets it. This is not wave mechanics. There's nothing hard here.

 

[GhostOfMatchesMalone]

I'm one of a handful of people in the world who knows the numerically dysfunctional and idiotic English system of measure. It takes a lifetime of learning and memorizing. I can ask questions about the English system till the sun comes up tomorrow no one here can answer. But even I must always be armed with a calculator. This is not a slight. One must dedicate himself, as I have done. Yes, I know the difference between the international foot and the U. S. foot.

I can have second graders with a basic knowledge of the metric system in 4 hours.

I can ask any dope on a street corner in Toronto, how many meters are in 1.2 kilometers? He'll answer the question. I can ask genius James Woods, how many yards are in 1.2 miles? He doesn't have a clue.

That's great, but can you tell us the difference between 'y'all' and 'all y'all'?

 

[Sunburnt Indian]

That's great, but can you tell us the difference between 'y'all' and 'all y'all'?

I abuse the second, third and ninth most spoken languages, but I'm sorry I'm clueless with this one. I do know you'uns is commonly used in Missouri.

 

[DCandtheUTBand]

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[DCandtheUTBand]

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[BCSpell]

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Two months too late, but hey, maybe it will help for 2022.

 

[DCandtheUTBand]

Ga. counties fail to provide required chain of custody records for 400K mail-in ballots

Officials in Georgia have yet to produce the required "chain of custody" documents for nearly half a million absentee ballots. One America's Pearson Sharp has more on how the story could impact the outcome of the 2020 election.

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[BSC911]

Suck it, Fraud Hoaxers.

• Justin Levitt, “The Truth About Voter Fraud,” Brennan Center for Justice, 2007. This report found that most reported incidents of voter fraud are actually traceable to other sources, such as clerical errors or bad data matching practices. The report reviewed elections that had been meticulously studied for voter fraud, and found incident rates between 0.0003 percent and 0.0025 percent. Thus, the report found, it is more likely an American “will be struck by lightning than that he will impersonate another voter at the polls.”
• Sharad Goel, Marc Meredith, Michael Morse, David Rothschild, Houshmand Shirani-Mehr, “One Person, One Vote: Estimating the Prevalence of Double Voting in U.S. Presidential Elections,” Jan. 13, 2017. This working paper, by scholars affiliated with Stanford, the University of Pennsylvania, Harvard, Yale, and Microsoft Research, assessed the possibility of “double voting,” or an individual voting twice. It concluded that that the upper limit on double voting in the 2012 election was 0.02%. The paper also noted that the incident rate was likely much lower, given audits conducted by the researchers showed that “many, if not all, of these apparent double votes could be a result of measurement error.”
• Sami Edge and Sean Holstege, “Voter fraud is not a persistent problem,” News21, Aug. 20, 2016. Two journalists authored an analysis for Arizona State University’s News21 “Voting Wars” project. They reviewed cases from five states “where politicians expressed concern about voter fraud” and found that no prosecutions were brought for voter impersonation.
• Philip Bump, “There have been just four documented cases of voter fraud in the 2016 election,” Washington Post, Dec. 1, 2016. A Washington Post correspondent reviewed news reports to locate examples of voter fraud from the 2016 election. The search found four confirmed cases of impersonation fraud.
• David Cottrell, Michael C. Herron and Sean J. Westwood, “Evaluating Donald Trump's Allegations of Voter Fraud in the 2016 Presidential Election,” 2016. A paper by three scholars at Dartmouth College reviewed allegations of voter fraud in the 2016 Presidential Election and concluded that there was no “evidence that there was a widespread, anti-Trump fraud effort that relied on either” noncitizen voting or impersonation fraud on behalf of deceased persons.
• John S. Ahlquist, Kenneth R. Mayer, and Simon Jackson, “Alien Abduction and Voter Impersonation in the 2012 U.S. General Election: Evidence from a Survey List Experiment,” Election Law Journal: Rules, Politics, Policy 13, 2014.Political scientists from the University of Wisconsin and Stanford reviewed evidence from a survey list experiment to assess the incidence rate of voter impersonation in 2012. They concluded in a published paper that there was “no evidence of widespread impersonation fraud” in the 2012 election. Their research “indicate[d] that the proportion of the population reporting voter impersonation is indistinguishable from that reporting abduction by extraterrestrials.”
• Justin Levitt, “A comprehensive investigation of voter impersonation finds 31 credible incidents out of one billion ballots cast,” Washington Post, Aug. 6, 2014. Levitt, who also authored The Truth About Voter Fraud and is now a professor at Loyala Law School, Los Angeles, reviewed allegations of fraud dating back to 2000. He identified 31 credible instances of impersonation fraud from 2000 to 2014, out of more than 1 billion ballots cast over that period.
• Ray Christensen, Thomas J. Schultz, “Identifying Election Fraud Using Orphan and Low Propensity Voters,” American Politics Research 42 (2014).Researchers at Brigham Young University examined impersonation fraud both at the polls and by mail ballot in selected jurisdictions in Florida, Ohio, and Utah. Outside of two previously known fraud cases, they found no additional incidents. They wrote that their results “support the conclusion that electoral fraud, if it occurs, is an isolated and rare occurrence in modern U.S. elections.”
• United States Government Accountability Office, “Issues Related to State Voter Identification Laws,” 2014.The Government Accountability Office conducted a review of existing research on voter fraud and found that the studies identified few instances of in-person voter fraud.
• Natasha Khan and Corbin Carson, “Comprehensive Database of U.S. Voter Fraud Uncovers No Evidence That Photo ID is Needed,” News 21, Aug. 21, 2012.Four years prior to the above News21 analysis, two journalists for the same Arizona State University project reviewed 2,068 alleged election fraud cases and found only 10 cases of voter impersonation fraud.
• M.V. Hood and William Gillespie, “They Just Do Not Vote Like They Used To: A Methodology to Empirically Assess Election Fraud,” Social Science Quarterly93, 2012. Scholars from the University of Georgia and Kennesaw State University examined the 2006 election in Georgia and found no evidence that election fraud was committed by individuals impersonating deceased registrants.
• Republican National Lawyers Association, “Voter Fraud Survey,” 2011.In 2011, the Republican National Lawyers Association compiled a list (not intended to be comprehensive) of voter fraud convictions and prosecutions that occurred between 2000 and 2011. In 21 states, the RNLA found either zero convictions or one conviction for illegal voting activity.
• Lorraine Minnite, :The Politics of Voter Fraud,” Demos, 2007. Minnite tracked incidence rates for voter fraud for two years, and found that the rare fraud that was reported generally could be traced to “false claims by the loser of a close race, mischief and administrative or voter error.”
• Lorraine Minnite, “Election Day Registration: A Study of Voter Fraud Allegations and Findings on Voter Roll Security,” Demos, 2007. In a study focused on six states with long-standing laws allowing voters to register on Election Day, Minnite concluded that “the collective evidence suggests there has been very little voter fraud” in those states during the measured period (1999-2005). Minnite examined 4,000 news articles from the reviewed states that mentioned “voter or election fraud” and found “only 10 discrete incidents of voter fraud or alleged voter fraud that appeared to have merit.” Of those, only one concerned an allegation of impersonation fraud.
• Brennan Center for Justice, “Case Studies by State” (Highlights from The Truth About Voter Fraud), 2007. As part of the larger Truth About Voter Fraud report, the Brennan Center highlighted case studies covering nine elections in five states (Missouri, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, and Wisconsin) that each demonstrated exceedingly rare rates of individual voter fraud.
• Lorraine Minnite, “An Analysis of Voter Fraud in the United States,” Demos, 2005. As part of research conducted for a larger report on election security, researchers assessed the incidence of fraud in 12 states over a ten-year period. They searched news databases, reviewed case law, and contacted selected state officials. Their report concluded that “voter fraud appears to be very rare” in the examined states, and concluded that many of the cases that garnered media attention were ultimately unsubstantiated upon further review.
• Hans Von Spakovsky, “Stolen Identities, Stolen Votes: A Case Study in Voter Impersonation,” 2008, a report alleging that in-person voter impersonation is difficult to detect and more widespread than commonly believed. The primary incident cited by the report is a 1984 New York court case regarding a scheme by election officials. Professor Richard Hasen analyzed the grand jury document cited in the case and notedthe fraud scheme would have been stopped by current safeguards, and would not have been stopped by a voter identification requirement.

some of these were funded by republicans and one was funded by Trump. None are showing fraud. I

 

[GhostOfMatchesMalone]

The Brennan Center is a liberal thinktank and their numerous lies (including that very article) have been exposed here countless times before. No sense reading any further.

 

[Sunburnt Indian]

The Brennan Center is a liberal thinktank and their numerous lies (including that very article) have been exposed here countless times before. No sense reading any further.

Ever try to teach pattern recognition to the Brennan Center or BSC? Both define questions they can't answer as stupid, trick and dumb.

 

[gatordad3]

The Brennan Center is a liberal thinktank and their numerous lies (including that very article) have been exposed here countless times before. No sense reading any further.

Who read it at all?

 

[BillCutting4585]

Who read it at all?

I didn’t even bother, been a long time since merkin has posted anything of substance

 

[Sunburnt Indian]

I didn’t even bother, been a long time since merkin has posted anything of substance

I read every word. A reminder: What one says and especially how one says it defines one. Everyone of us provides a gold mine of information with every post.

BillCutting4585 would score higher than merkin in a class room setting in intelligence quotient testing. How do I know? Both shout it with every post.

 

[BCSpell]

The Brennan Center is a liberal thinktank and their numerous lies (including that very article) have been exposed here countless times before. No sense reading any further.

Funny, trying to show no voter fraud in 2020 election by posting a million articles from 2005 thru 2017. Seems relevant.

 

[NavigatorII]

Funny, trying to show no voter fraud in 2020 election by posting a million articles from 2005 thru 2017. Seems relevant.

On the other hand, one only has to read one document from 2004 from the State Department that was released by Wikileaks that ascertains Dominion is a bad actor in elections and is owned by Venezuelans associated with Chavez. I've posted it here several times before.

 

[jfegaly]

Fry cuck is trying so hard. Time for a bait check

 

[NavigatorII]

Fry cuck is trying so hard. Time for a bait check

*Time to change the fry oil. 😂

 

[LizardGrad89]

Nobody is happy. You are complicit in electing a village idiot who colludes with fvcking communists. This won't end well for America. Just don't cry when this shit blows up in your face and you strangle under a Neo GOP leadership and President for the next 15 years. We'll not shed any tears, and we'll laugh at your follies.😂

The delusion in this one is strong.

 

[LizardGrad89]

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You guys crack me up.

So much delusion.

 

[DCandtheUTBand]

"...When the evidence came to court, a judge dismissed it and ruled for a Biden victory.

According to the Nevada Independent, at the time, Judge James Russell said the evidence presented in court had "little to no value." He accused the Trump campaign of presenting depositions and statements from expert witnesses that were "unsound."

The Gateway Pundit noted that besides the hundreds of ballots cast in the name of dead voters, more than 42,000 people in Nevada voted more than once.

"Also, the signature system was basically turned off in the state," the report said. "No signature verification was in place (note hundreds of thousands of absentee ballots were cast in the state). Anyone could fill out a signature for any ballot and no one checked the signature."

The Nevada GOP described the evidence as "compelling and overwhelming..."

...While there were many allegations of fraud during the 2020 election, it's undisputed that state officials across the country violated the Constitution by changing state laws regarding ballot counting. The Constitution gives state lawmakers sole authority over establishing election laws, and in multiple cases in multiple states, the rules were changed without approval from state lawmakers...."

State GOP takes action against top election official over 2020 vote fraud | WND | by Bob Unruh

Nevada is one of a handful of states that during the 2020 presidential election saw challenges to its results because of evidence of fraud.

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[NavigatorII]

You guys crack me up.

So much delusion.

Delusion is believing 85 million people voted for a senile, delusional, assclown career- do nothing hack. Now THAT is delusional. 😂

 

[nothergator]

Delusion is believing 85 million people voted for a senile, delusional, assclown career- do nothing hack. Now THAT is delusional. 😂

Amen. Preach it brother but I am afraid there is no hope for the one you are trying to help.

 

[DCandtheUTBand]

'This shadow government ran the election': City 'gave 2020 to private activist groups'

Officials in Green Bay, Wisconsin, during the 2020 presidential election turned over their operations and responsibilities to "private activist groups," a complaint filed by a national elections watchdog group charges.

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[DCandtheUTBand]

Mich. lawsuit shows evidence of election fraud, electronic vote tampering

Michigan attorney Matthew DePerno filed a lawsuit, challenging voter fraud and electronic meddling with 2020 elections in his state.

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[Dr. Curmudgeon]

Mich. lawsuit shows evidence of election fraud, electronic vote tampering

Michigan attorney Matthew DePerno filed a lawsuit, challenging voter fraud and electronic meddling with 2020 elections in his state.

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I think the fact that our (my pillow guy) is more upset than the media and even Team Trump about the obvious unethical voting tactics implemented by Michigan, Nevada, PA, WI, and GA is quite telling.

 

[DCandtheUTBand]

Wow lots on the steal today:

Hidden video: Network exec brags, 'We got Trump out' | WND | by Bob Unruh

An executive for a major TV network has been caught on video confessing that the network ran with "propaganda" during President Trump's first term in office to convince voters to oppose him, and the network succeeded.

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[DCandtheUTBand]

Seems not as many people are as dumb as dems and the media think.

Poll: Majority of voters still say cheating 'likely' affected 2020 election | WND | by Bob Unruh

Dozens of legal cases challenged the results of the 2020 presidential election in the U.S. as being tainted by fraud or cheating.

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[BCSpell]

Wow lots on the steal today:

Hidden video: Network exec brags, 'We got Trump out' | WND | by Bob Unruh

An executive for a major TV network has been caught on video confessing that the network ran with "propaganda" during President Trump's first term in office to convince voters to oppose him, and the network succeeded.

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The truely sad part, nothing will happen or be done about it.

 

[Sunburnt Indian]

Seems not as many people are as dumb as dems and the media think.

Poll: Majority of voters still say cheating 'likely' affected 2020 election | WND | by Bob Unruh

Dozens of legal cases challenged the results of the 2020 presidential election in the U.S. as being tainted by fraud or cheating.

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The U. S. population is 331 million. The U. S. average IQ is 98. There are not enough AOC-BSC level slow in a 331 million, 98 equation for a candidate promising economic stagnation and higher crime rates to defeat a record breaking incumbent. Trump vote count moved from 63 million in 2016 to 74 million in 2020 in part due to Biden's promises, a record for an incumbent. Trump won on Election Day. There was no down ticket blue wave.

Anyone who's slept through a course in classical mechanics knows Biden did not receive an all time record 81 million LEGAL votes.

The majority who slept through recess at Lawton Taft Elementary knows Biden did not receive an all time record 81 million LEGAL votes.

 

[gatordad3]

 

[Dr. Curmudgeon]

sad, but exactly what this is all about.

 

[GhostOfMatchesMalone]

I abuse the second, third and ninth most spoken languages, but I'm sorry I'm clueless with this one. I do know you'uns is commonly used in Missouri.

y'all refers to the group of people you are with. Such as the group at your table in a restaurant.

all y'all refers to everyone in the restaurant.

all y'all is usually invoked during an emotional tirade. Such as 'fvck all y'all!'


Bonus: Naked = wearing no clothes. Nekkid = wearing no clothes, and up to something...

 

[DCandtheUTBand]

Antrim County, Mich. forensic report shows interference

A group of forensic experts completed their election audit of Antrim County, Michigan, which details a shocking series of misrepresentations by the media. One America's Christina Bobb has more from Washington.

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[jfegaly]

Nov 3 2020, and Early morning Nov 4th. The days I realized that America isn't what I thought it was, or at least, once was. That day will go down in History as tragic. The remaining question is....what will Americans do about it? At this point I don't have much confidence that America will wake up. We are too lazy, fat, and stupid.