Current events discussion

[ThxOne Premium Member]

I watched 2000 Mules and I vaguely remember a guy they thought was the same guy, but the video was crap. Assuming that same guy did make multiple drops, it doesn't mean every other person with similar cell phone location pattern was also involved in multiple drops.

Hell of a coincidence though. Analytics, patterns, technology... It made a lot of sense. Could have all been bullshit too. Like you said... nobody has come forward.

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

I comprehend 100%. You said your self you watched what you could stand. Meaning you heard shit you didn't agree with so you closed your mind at that point. How can you make an educated decision on anything if you ignore information just because it conflicts with your beliefs? It doesn't matter what side facts come from what matters is that they are facts.

Incorrect. I watched what I could stand, which was up to the point that it was clear he was claiming to have cracked the case wide open.

NO ONE HAS CRACKED THW CASE WIDE OPEN, BECASUE IT'S A CROCK OF SHIT.
If Trump with all his wealth and POWER could not pony up a shred of evidence even under court order, some dipshit on YouTube certainly hasn't done it.

Occam's Razor applies to pretty much everything in life.
And it applies here.

Go search YouTube for perpetual motion machines. How many videos where they claim to be real?
Yet, the scientific community doesn't know? GMAFB

 

[ThxOne Premium Member]

Incorrect. I watched what I could stand, which was up to the point that it was clear he was claiming to have cracked the case wide open.

NO ONE HAS CRACKED THW CASE WIDE OPEN, BECASUE IT'S A CROCK OF SHIT.
If Trump with all his wealth and POWER could not pony up a shred of evidence even under court order, some dipshit on YouTube certainly hasn't done it.

Occam's Razor applies to pretty much everything in life.
And it applies here.

Go search YouTube for perpetual motion machines. How many videos where they claim to be real?
Yet, the scientific community doesn't know? GMAFB

You ok? You seem bitter.

 

[stocker08 10+ year member]

Tariffs actually go into effect tomorrow (on China at least). Guessing that this bear rally is people hoping that Trump won't actually go through with the tariffs in the end. He's shown that he will change his mind in the matter of hours. But if he holds firm on the tariffs, this will be nothing more than a blip. No way that this level of tariff imposed on imported goods will have anything other than a devastating effect on the economy. And despite the WH claiming that 70 countries have reached out.....as far as I know......there hasn't been more than a handful of actually named countries. Even less (if any) where any sort of deal has been worked out.

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

You ok? You seem bitter.

Nah, just not a fan of the bullshit that so many of you gobble up like it's ice cream with hot fudge topping.
Really sick and tired of the "trust me, bro" crap.

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

The video about 65k ballots absolutely cracked the case wide open. And they're going to have recount.

The Elon video obviously involves projecting because we don't know Biden's true motives for getting these people into the SSI system or if it wad even Sleepy Joe's motives. But we do know that they got millions of illegals SS#'s, which is the ticket into our systems and into benefits.

Where did they come up with the 65,000 number?

Sounds an awful lot like what happened in Wisconsin:
"The 64,000 figure appears to have originated with a Wisconsin man named Peter Bernegger, who has referred to it in other X posts.
Bernegger was convicted of bank and mail fraud in Mississippi in 2009, unrelated to any elections. In February, Wisconsin prosecutors accused Bernegger of falsifying a 2023 subpoena in an election-related case, and he was charged with "simulating legal process," a felony. There’s a preliminary hearing for Bernegger scheduled for June 20.
The Wisconsin Elections Commission in 2022 fined Bernegger more than $2,400 for making frivolous election complaints. He has filed at least 18 lawsuits against Wisconsin election officials alleging fraud."

 

[ThxOne Premium Member]

Nah, just not a fan of the bullshit that so many of you gobble up like it's ice cream with hot fudge topping.
Really sick and tired of the "trust me, bro" crap.

You have to admit... Ice Cream and Hot Fudge go well together. Trust me Bro!

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

You have to admit... Ice Cream and Hot Fudge go well together. Trust me Bro!

No need for trust. I've experienced it.

 

[stocker08 10+ year member]

I have no doubt the phone data is accurate. I have buddy that used to work for a wireless company specifically helping 5.0 find criminals. In this case though, they're saying cell phone X was at ballot box Y dropping off ballots. Cell phone X was also at this and/or other ballot boxes at other times. Okay - then show us the video where we see this same person dropping off ballots again. You can figure out where the person lives and works from that data - go conduct some interviews. See if they can't find a whistleblower, etc. As Rob posted, that would be worth millions upon millions, but for some reason they don't follow up. I find suspicious.

The phone data is "accurate" in a sense. Not accurate enough to determine that these people were actually visiting the dropboxes however. Believe the data that True the Vote sent to Georgia had a location parameter of something like 100 feet.....meaning that anyone simply driving past the dropbox (which is a lot of people) would show in their results.

Then you have all the other oddities in the "movie" such as the fact that the map overlays that they used didn't even correspond to the cities they were referring to. One was like....a map of Moscow that they claimed was Atlanta or something. And then they really only had a single video of someone making multiple stops to a drop box and zero corroborating evidence from anyone accused.

The entire thing was a propaganda piece, which is why there was zero follow up to the claims and True the Vote refused to actually release the underlying data to support their claims.

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

"So long as each individual package is worth $800 or less, they aren't required to pay import fees or go through typical customs inspections. But under an executive order signed by Trump Wednesday, that loophole will close on May 2.
These lower-value shipments will now face a tariff of 30% of the "value of the postal item containing goods for merchandise" with a minimum fee that will eventually rise to $50."

So, the USPS is going to send a bill to China, and they have to pay it before I get my package of neodymium magnets?
Interesting.

 

[Jimi77 Premium Member]

"So long as each individual package is worth $800 or less, they aren't required to pay import fees or go through typical customs inspections. But under an executive order signed by Trump Wednesday, that loophole will close on May 2.
These lower-value shipments will now face a tariff of 30% of the "value of the postal item containing goods for merchandise" with a minimum fee that will eventually rise to $50."

So, the USPS is going to send a bill to China, and they have to pay it before I get my package of neodymium magnets?
Interesting.

Seems like it would be easier to just bump the pricing by 30%. When you buy items in Europe with VAT or luxury VAT, the price it just bumped up accordingly. There is no secondary transaction to pay VAT. There is no reason to make this unnecessarily complicated. That's not to say they won't make it unnecessarily complicated.

 

[Jimi77 Premium Member]

Where did they come up with the 65,000 number?

Sounds an awful lot like what happened in Wisconsin:
"The 64,000 figure appears to have originated with a Wisconsin man named Peter Bernegger, who has referred to it in other X posts.
Bernegger was convicted of bank and mail fraud in Mississippi in 2009, unrelated to any elections. In February, Wisconsin prosecutors accused Bernegger of falsifying a 2023 subpoena in an election-related case, and he was charged with "simulating legal process," a felony. There’s a preliminary hearing for Bernegger scheduled for June 20.
The Wisconsin Elections Commission in 2022 fined Bernegger more than $2,400 for making frivolous election complaints. He has filed at least 18 lawsuits against Wisconsin election officials alleging fraud."

This isn't a frivolous election complaint. A judge has ordered an investigation into the questionable ballots. Or maybe we'll find out this is a bunch of fraud, but apparently it looks like a lot of ballots are being counted without proper identification. Assuming these ballots exist, I'd like to see how many are truly bogus and if there is a pattern to how the bogus ballots voted.

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

Seems like it would be easier to just bump the pricing by 30%. When you buy items in Europe with VAT or luxury VAT, the price it just bumped up accordingly. There is no secondary transaction to pay VAT. There is no reason to make this unnecessarily complicated. That's not to say they won't make it unnecessarily complicated.

Huh? So you want the Chinese exporter to up the pricing by 30%, then take that additional money they collected and send it to our government?
And they would do this, WHY?

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

This isn't a frivolous election complaint. A judge has ordered an investigation into the questionable ballots. Or maybe we'll find out this is a bunch of fraud, but apparently it looks like a lot of ballots are being counted without proper identification. Assuming these ballots exist, I'd like to see how many are truly bogus and if there is a pattern to how the bogus ballots voted.

How did they come up with the 65,000 number?
If they already have the proof and counted them, then no investigation is needed.
Hand over the proof that they must already have.

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

DOJ attempts to intimidate a fired gov't attorney.
Fired b/c she wouldn't restore gun rights to a convicted domestic abuser/Trump supporter.
Interesting.