LeafByNiggle
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That’s incomplete data from those precincts. 30 years ago you would not even have gotten that much data.In precinct after precinct in Wayne County MI, the registered voters are zero
That’s incomplete data from those precincts. 30 years ago you would not even have gotten that much data.In precinct after precinct in Wayne County MI, the registered voters are zero
Three I thinkmuch less two
But she effectively has. It’s an affidavit from someone who says he might have seen something sometime a few years ago in Venezuela.There is no requirement for Sydney Powell to make her legal evidence available to Tucker Carlson or to you…
And that is, at Matt Parker showed at 12:10 in the video, exactly what happened. The percentage of people who voted GOP is very closely correlated with the percentage of people who voted for Trump. The bamboozle (and there really is no other way to describe it) is in subtracting the two percentages that are not really of the same things and plotting that.Valentine’s argument:
The data shows that the larger the number of down ballot votes that were straight R, the larger the number of votes on those ballots that went to Biden.
And it is. But the thing they graphed was not the correlation scatter plot. If you want to show a lack of proper correlation, why not just graph the scatter plot of the two things themselves?On the surface this seems counter intuitive because we would expect straight Rep voting to remain consistent with voting for the Rep candidate for president.
But thing they were graphing was not the correlation. Any conclusions drawn from the meaningless graph are likewise meaningless. The proper graph shows the proper correlation. What’s wrong with that?So the line correlating the two should remain flat across the plot graph.
If that is the case, forensic analysis would yield nothing, because the fraud was so perfect. Yet your guys say that it does.The video you provided argues that the same phenomenon shows up when Biden and Dem votes are compared so if fraud were the case why would this kind of fraud be used to also benefit Biden.
The obvious rebuttal here is that an algorithm that is meant to avoid cursory statistical analysis and, in fact, anticipate such analysis would - if the fraudsters were competent actually take this into account
If you think this through a little more you will see that it doesn’t make mathematical sense.Here’s the response…
An algorithm that was meant not to give itself away could be tuned to actual preponderance of votes. Ergo it would only do the switching when Trump’s votes were outpacing Biden’s and switch BOTH Biden’s and Trump’s to the other candidate precisely because the net gain of the switch would favour Biden.
Where did you see a scatter plot of the size of precincts?This is especially true since one would indeed expect straight ballot voting not to decline for the presidential candidate corresponding to the size of the precinct.
Classic ad hominem! Matt Parker’s analysis is not founded on his authority at all.In fact, that Matt Parker would use his analysis to “debunk” the statistical anomaly makes me wonder (somewhat seriously) what his connections are to the Democrat party and to Smartmatic.
And so do the suspicions that the moon landing was faked. People that want to push conspiracy theories will never be satisfied. They will always find one more “unexplainable” bit of data.Valentine’s statistical suspicions still stand.
Your logic moves from “most significant” to “nothing more?” Frankly that is ridiculous, not the least because you have no idea how that significant piece ties into all the other pieces.HarryStotle:
But she effectively has. It’s an affidavit from someone who says he might have seen something sometime a few years ago in Venezuela.There is no requirement for Sydney Powell to make her legal evidence available to Tucker Carlson or to you…
She was asked specifically on Fox yesterday (not Carlson’s show) what was the most damaging piece of evidence she had. And she specifically said ‘an affidavit from someone who…etc etc’. That’s it. That’s the evidence. There is nothing more. Literally nothing.
Apparently you don’t understand computer software and what is necessary to create certain outputs. If the data has a certain pattern created by an algorithm that algorithm would show up as the processes are monitored and logged. You bet it would show up.If that is the case, forensic analysis would yield nothing, because the fraud was so perfect. Yet your guys say that it does.
Never claimed what you write here. His authority has no bearing on his honesty or complicity. In fact, higher levels of competency could create less detectable actions.Classic ad hominem! Matt Parker’s analysis is not founded on his authority at all.
If she had said that they have a computer expert who had examined the software or had talked to people who had operated it or even suggested that they had something more concrete than ‘we have someone who said something about it’ and that it involved communists, Cuba, big business, foreign governments and a centralised Democratic fraud centre (she actually said this on camera) then I would sit up and listen with some interest.Freddy:
Your logic moves from “most significant” to “nothing more?” Frankly that is ridiculous, not the least because you have no idea how that significant piece ties into all the other pieces.HarryStotle:
But she effectively has. It’s an affidavit from someone who says he might have seen something sometime a few years ago in Venezuela.There is no requirement for Sydney Powell to make her legal evidence available to Tucker Carlson or to you…
She was asked specifically on Fox yesterday (not Carlson’s show) what was the most damaging piece of evidence she had. And she specifically said ‘an affidavit from someone who…etc etc’. That’s it. That’s the evidence. There is nothing more. Literally nothing.
Do you know what a lynch pin is or a keystone?
By your logic a keystone in a stone arch bridge implies there are no other stones in that bridge.
Remind me not to listen to you anymore on this topic because your “most significant” argument here must mean you have no other arguments. That’s it for you.
She doesn’t have to present it to the public, but has it been presented in court where it should be? If not, why not? If so, why has it not persuaded them to urgently remedy the situation, which given the looming deadlines is imperative and well within the power of the courts?Freddy:
There is no requirement for Sydney Powell to make her legal evidence available to Tucker Carlson or to you unless you believe the kangaroo court of public opinion is the reigning court and you its Supreme Justice with Tucker being the court reporter.HarryStotle:
She has presented ZERO evidence. Even Tucker Carlson on Fox has called her out on that (Tucker Carlson calls you out and you have really hit rock bottom). All she says she has, on her own admission, is an afidavit from someone who says they they thought Chavez had software especially written for him so he could rig his own elections. End of story. That’s it.Freddy:
Actually very far from it. She has evidence that Trump did, in fact, win all of the swing states. That evidence would indicate the voters were disenfranchised by the fraud and therefore the actual wishes of the people would be to have all the electors selected for Trump. That is hardly a coup. Maybe a coop, seeing as I am hearing a lot of clucking.Look what Powell (lawyer for Trump) said yesterday: '… the legislatures (in all swing states) should make sure that the electors are selected for Trump".
That’s not far off proposing a coup.
Now you may not believe that, but if she does have that evidence then your view on things is kind of irrelevant.
Apart from the fact that that might not be true, there is a monstrous ‘Huh?’ from everyone who hasn’t got sand in their ears. As in ‘Where is any evidence WHATSOEVER that the two things are connected in some way.’ It’s like saying that you used Windows Explorer for nefarious purposes and I’m guilty of the same thing because I use it as well.
It’s laughably inept. Or rather it would be worth a laugh if it wasn’t so desperately serious and damaging to the very bedrock of democracy.
Here’s my take on it and you heard it here first. This ship of fools is sinking fast before everyone eyes. And the rats are starting to abandon it. I’m giving it a few days - a week tops, and Trump will be left alone on board desperately rearranging the deckchairs and tweeting to the last - ‘But I won!’
I will take inordinate delight in watching him sink.
The only thing left will be a few bubbles, an orange slick on the ocean and an important question hanging in the air: Where does the Republican Party go to from here?
That is delusional if you don’t mind my pointing it out.
Besides that, your precognitive biases have fallen out all over the floor.
It is her case to make. Artificially imposing your deadlines on her doesn’t weaken her case. She has up to a certain time frame to build the strongest case possible. I would use all available time to do that instead of rushing because someone named LilyM is showing impatience on a CAF thread.She doesn’t have to present it to the public, but has it been presented in court where it should be? If not, why not? If so, why has it not persuaded them to urgently remedy the situation, which given the looming deadlines is imperative and well within the power of the courts?
For the sake of thoroughness, why don’t I make sense here?If you think this through a little more you will see that it doesn’t make mathematical sense.
That’s funny. I have been making my bread and butter by writing software for 42 years, and I don’t understand software!Apparently you don’t understand computer software and what is necessary to create certain outputs.
No only that, his honesty does not even enter into it. The explanation makes sense to a mathematician. I don’t need to trust his honesty.His authority has no bearing on his honesty or complicity.
The argument is flawed, so there is nothing to follow.It would help if you would follow the argument…
Not my deadlines at all. States have to certify, electors have to elect and a new President has to be sworn in. State and Federal laws set those time frames not me.LilyM:
It is her case to make. Artificially imposing your deadlines on her doesn’t weaken her case. She has up to a certain time frame to build the strongest case possible. I would use all available time to do that instead of rushing because someone named LilyM is showing impatience on a CAF thread.She doesn’t have to present it to the public, but has it been presented in court where it should be? If not, why not? If so, why has it not persuaded them to urgently remedy the situation, which given the looming deadlines is imperative and well within the power of the courts?