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I'll be watching this space very closely. A data analyst named Edward Solomon has inched his way through the precinct votes of Philadelphia along the NYTimes/Dominion/Clarity updates. What he finds cannot just be brushed away quickly. https://rumble.com/vbas2t-smoking-gun-dominion-transferring-vote-ratios-between-precincts-in-pa.-by-e.html … quick explainer 1/
He has a series of exhibits across the "ticker tape" of updates to votes. He finds a cluster of precincts with a set ratio votes for Trump. Then they reach a timestamp and that same ratio goes to ANOTHER set of precincts. Hard to explain. Harder to believe! Watch!
@JosephamillerII weird data
the method makes sense but its hard to connect it with how the votes were actually stolen
One little issue with his argument is where did Dominion process the vote? Not in Phili. But in York, Erie, Montgomery, Bedford, Armstrong, Carbon, Crawford, Clarion, Fayette, Luzerne, Fulton, Jefferson, Pike and Warren. So primarilly in red counties.
So he needs to find another culprit.
Isn't 3 to 48 same as 1 to 16? Just wondering why not simplify?
@TheClownWorld1 @MandyMoseley5 Lots more evidence here
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