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Strategies & Market Trends : 2026 TeoTwawKi ... 2032 Darkest Interregnum
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Maurice Winn
To: Maurice Winn who wrote (164803)11/6/2020 6:51:27 AM
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I’m no mathematician, but I am a fairly proficient poker player. The late-night, early morning nearly simultaneous surge Biden had in key states reminds me of a seven card stud game in which Biden draws a four of a kind on the last card....odds are very high against doing so. Google says .168%.

We have an antiquated, crazy electoral system in which the opportunity for fraud is huge. And when opportunity and high stakes meet, the results are predictable.

A bit on Milwaukee voting should convince you, not that you need it:

americanthinker.com

>>>>In this regard, the City of Milwaukee is suspect, and not all of Milwaukee, either. Contrary to expectation, in many of the wards with the heaviest concentration of black American voters, the turnout was relatively light. Joe Biden was no Barack Obama, but more on this in a minute.

As a caution, let me call this a work in progress. I am looking at a ward-by-ward spreadsheet that strikes me as a legitimate. Those who know Milwaukee better than I should feel free to contact me through American Thinker.

The most striking feature of the data is a fact that cries out for clarification: in seven wards, voter turnout appears to have exceeded 100 percent. In two of those wards, turnout exceeded 200 percent. In another 15 wards, voter turnout exceeded 95 percent. Joe Biden carried 21 of the 22 wards of the 95-plus-percent wards. But then again, he carried all but one of the 67 additional wards in which the turnout was above 90 percent and won 80 percent of the vote citywide.

In 25 wards, Biden received 97 percent or more of the vote, none higher than 98 percent. Based on exit polls, it is highly likely that these were overwhelmingly black districts. No other demographic could produce those numbers.>>>>>

We need a system like China’s, Russia’s or Venezuela’s in which the results are known before the counting takes place. Perhaps we already do have that kind of certainty.
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