Your Vote is an Illusion - The Ultimate Vote-Rigging Demonstration [Archive]

Maia Gabrial

4th December 2020, 02:55

Wow! I just came across this video on The Public Intelligence Blog by Robert David Steele.

You know how we're all hearing about how all the voting machines have been manipulated this way and that to Steal the Election? Well, up until I watched this video, it was all words and poll challengers' complaints.

This guy demonstrated on an actual machine how it can be done! It's really wild!

https://bittube.video/videos/watch/93a16d9f-b842-4a8a-9e15-33b1d59c8a5b

Combined with the frauds on the machines and the dishonesty of the Poll Counters and what's done with ballots, I've lost all confidence in the system....

If this massive handling of our ballots isn't TREASON, then what is?

What's even more shocking is how massive the dishonesty is, from poll workers to governors to legislators, even judges and lamestream medias.... sheriffs.....

And so the big question is, why do ppl think there's no fraud going on?

:facepalm:

palehorse

4th December 2020, 07:24

It is all happening in plain sight in front of our very eyes, we know there is a fraud and not only in the US, but most people out there are afraid or in fear or shy or too lazy or too brainwashed to question the system.
The masses are not united anymore (even when they protest, there is a stupid agenda behind it), they are selfish nowadays, this division/separation from each other is what the controllers want (and they are doing are very good job on that), because then they can lie at our faces, they can steal from us, they can kill us, and all we are going to do is consent and believe and hope for better days that will never come with this mediocre mindset.

It is hard to tell people to turn their TeeVee off, to go away from ****stream media, to be less consumerist they are dependents on that things, it is like drugs.

First the individual has to realize that and remove this evil root from their lives, then move on, then enlightening will take over with time, truth and reason will become their new leaders.

Those involved in any sort of fraud or crime are all motivated by money and power.

Sorry sometimes I overthink things, apologizes I don't mean to offend, the thread and the video is great and it shows what it really is, sadly a fraud.

[Edit]
Here is a little calculation based on the votes counter percentage thing in the video, in programming you can't calculate percentage out of a result of 2 integer division, you really need a data type Double in order to properly divide the number, division of 2 Integers can result in even/odd or a fraction and in CPP/C# languages it won't accept the Integer data type, it has to be Double, these are math rules that apply to computers programming languages!

I wrote this fragment of code to demonstrate the use of Double/Integer data type

using System;

public class Vote
{
public static void Main()
{
ProcessVotes();
}

public static void ProcessVotes()
{
double candidate;
double votes_processed_a = 10000;
double votes_processed_b = 15000;
double votes_to_process = 25000; // assuming we know total votes casted by the time polls are closed.

if (votes_processed_a + votes_processed_b > votes_to_process)
{
Console.Write("error: votes_processed is great than votes_to_process");
}
else
{
Console.Write("Cast your vote: 1 for Candidate 1 or 2 for Candidate 2 \n\n");
candidate = double.Parse(Console.ReadLine()); // read input (1 or 2)

if (candidate == 1)
{
votes_processed_a += 1;
double total_a = ((double)votes_processed_a * 100 / votes_to_process );
Console.Write("% total votes for Candidate 1 >>> " + total_a + " [converted to Integer >>> " + (int)total_a + "%]");
}
else if (candidate == 2)
{
votes_processed_b += 1;
double total_b = ((double)votes_processed_b * 100 / votes_to_process );
Console.Write("% total votes for Candidate 2 >>> " + total_b + " [converted to Integer >>> " + (int)total_b + "%]");
}
else
{
Console.Write("error: input invalid.");
}
}
}
}

and anyone can execute and play with the code here https://dotnetfiddle.net/

of course it has no purpose at all but to demonstrate how anyone can use % to in order to represent the amount of votes each candidate received, in real life 1 person can cast 1 vote, a candidate can only receive an Integer as a vote and not a Double, otherwise it would be possible to cast 80% of the vote to 1 candidate and 20% to another! Crazy huh?