RIPCORD

[flockofseagulls104]

Here is the explanation.

Ripcord didn't happen in a timely manner because of the concerted effort to sabotage free speech. You lefties here probably don't remember the concept of free speech. That is an old, outdated idea. We have progressed beyond that. In our modern-day woke culture, a small group of self-appointed experts and influencers decide what the correct answer is to every issue, and defame, cancel, censor and ostracize anyone who even questions the correct answer as determined by these anonymous 'experts'. And useful idiots like you (you know who you are) follow along joyfully and get your jollies by showing how superior you are because you are backed by 'the majority of Americans'.

I have no desire to participate in any conversations on this bored. None of you completely indoctrinated robots ever have any intention of having a reasoned discussion about anything. And I am well aware that the debut of open.ink doesn't answer the questions that I had. It depends on if I can find data in it that satisfies the issues that I thought were not fully proven. But at least I now have a good explanation from TTV as to why they couldn't fulfill the promise they made.

Soon after 2000 Mules, a whistleblower contacted TTV and exposed information about Konnech, and how this 'election support' software was storing data about US poll workers on Chinese servers. Even the LA District Attorney took time away from releasing criminals back into the streets to take up this case, until Konnech struck back at TTV with money, bought and paid for judges, and many above-average lawyers. They even got the founders of TTV put in jail for a time. So I guess I can excuse TTV for having their time taken up by other things.

OK, indocrinated robots, start your hateful and uninformed responses. I'm sure the experts have already posted the links you can use to defame, censor and mock. No need to ponder.

Almost a year ago, we started talking about “Pulling the Ripcord,” posting research and video from all True the Vote has collected, including material used in the movie ‘2000 Mules’.

The challenge was where to host it all without fear of being hacked, canceled, censored, or shadow-banned. We needed a user-friendly platform for everyone from novices to expert researchers; that was secure; could scale quickly; was not cluttered by ads; and was unwaveringly reliable.

Such a site didn’t exist. So, in early 2022, a talented team started building one.

Soon enough, the name “Open.Ink” leaked out and led to relentless attacks from global operators. “Pulling the Ripcord” turned into “The Quest to One Day Pull the Ripcord”. Well, that day is finally here. Open.Ink is ready. We will post our other research and video soon, but decided to start with releasing Konnech information because time is of the essence.

Clicking the graphic below will take you to Open.Ink and give you a chance to look around. To fully experience the site, you’ll want to sign up, or better yet, become a member. Moving forward, Open.Ink will be the repository for all True the Vote research findings - no more disjointed Dropbox folders and links that get buried and lost along the way. We and many other researchers and organizations are centralizing our public-facing data with Open.Ink - starting now.

[silverscreenselect]

To fully experience the site, you’ll want to sign up, or better yet, become a member.

Condensing a page of Flock's nonsense and rantings down to the gist. Translation:

The people at TTV want to get still more money from gullible fools like Flock with the promise that they will "one day pull the Ripcord." And knowing the mindset of Flock and his fellow true believers, they'll get it.

[franktangredi]

I have no desire to participate in any conversations on this bored. None of you completely indoctrinated robots ever have any intention of having a reasoned discussion about anything.

When most people say, "Nobody wants to have a reasoned discussion," what they usually mean is, "Nobody wants to listen to ME." If you're claiming you've tried to approach things with an open mind and a willingness to listen, I haven't seen much evidence of it.

And, yes, there are people on the other side who are the same way. There's so much personal sniping going on, I wish people would just get a room and f**k in private.

[Weyoun]

I said this to you one time before and you just never responded.

If this information was true, and it was so vital to our country, why not present it and let the voters respond?

I mean, that would be what I would do if I had this major information that affected elections.

The fact that this information has never been released, yet these organizations want money from simpletons like you, makes me think it’s a get rich scheme, not a bulwark against electoral corruption

[flockofseagulls104]

I said this to you one time before and you just never responded.

If this information was true, and it was so vital to our country, why not present it and let the voters respond?

I mean, that would be what I would do if I had this major information that affected elections.

The fact that this information has never been released, yet these organizations want money from simpletons like you, makes me think it’s a get rich scheme, not a bulwark against electoral corruption

Doc, you are SOOOO inside the woke, deranged bubble. Your head is where only a proctologist can get to.

The answer, which I posted in the thread is hackers and lawyers. All of them from your dark side of the street. Amazingly, similar organizations, like BLM and SPLC on the left don't seem to get harrassed and sabotaged quite as much, do they? Why is that, doc?

[silverscreenselect]

I said this to you one time before and you just never responded.

If this information was true, and it was so vital to our country, why not present it and let the voters respond?

I mean, that would be what I would do if I had this major information that affected elections.

The fact that this information has never been released, yet these organizations want money from simpletons like you, makes me think it’s a get rich scheme, not a bulwark against electoral corruption

The answer is hackers and lawyers.

I can see this on Jeopardy right now...

Contestant Flock: I'll take Conspiracy Theories for 1,000, Ken.
Ken Jennings: The answer is hackers and lawyers.
Contestant Flock: Why hasn't the secret information from Operation Dumbo Drop been released?
Ken Jennings: Correct. Please continue.

Of all the asinine things you've said on this Bored, this may be the most ridiculous. I'm surprised you didn't figure out a way to work George Soros into your theory. He seems to be the all-purpose go-to guy when it comes to assigning blame for various left-wind conspiracies.

What in the world do hackers and lawyers have to do with the mountains of damning information that you were poised and eager to enter into your spreadsheets last summer and analyze to your heart's content? Or did that information all disappear without a trace like those 2,000 mules?

If you mean that left-wing hackers somehow stole this information from right under TTV's noses, that's the high-tech version of "the dog ate my homework."

[Weyoun]

One theory would be that your group of simpletons is so simple that they let themselves get hacked. That is a very plausible, since you let a bunch of grandpas decide your politics. I’m surprised you’ve not given out your Social Security number on this board.

The other possibility is that this isn’t happening. If there was a treasure trove of information, it could be dropped on the dark net. That traitor Teixeira can show you where to put it.

[Weyoun]

How hard can it be just to put something up on the Internet? What a silly comment by you.

[flockofseagulls104]

No point writing this, really, other than to see what kind words and outright insanity is thrown at it by the usual suspects. But that will be enough,

I was 'disappointed', to say the least, in True the Vote for not sharing their cell phone location data, so I quit the bored. I subsequently found out and realized they were prevented from doing so.

There seems to be no shortage of lawyers like bobby who are funded by George Soros and other skanky organizations that will stop at nothing to protect their turf. I can therefore understand why they were prevented from keeping their promise.

However, that was just one of the things that persuaded me that I have to stop sitting and yelling at the TV and start doing something. So that is what I am doing.

I watched this video last night.

https://rumble.com/v2x0xlh-georgia-patr ... on-ac.html

If you don't bother to watch it, nothing I say below will make much sense to you, and even if you do, I suspect most of you usual suspects will cling on to any little thing that will disqualify everything you have just seen in you small minds.

I happen to have access to the Secretary of State's voter roll for my county. It is publicly available for anyone.

The people in the video are database analysts like I am, but they have access to tools and skills that I don't have. That being said, I have been able to verify several of their claims. They concentrated their searches in Gwinnett County, which borders mine, but some of their examples spilled over to my county.

For example, at about 16:38 in their video, they reference voters that had their last voted date manipulated well after the election took place. Voter 13261263 happens to have a residence in my county.

It looks like her last voted date is now even later than they showed in the chart. But that is not verification. I don't have copies of earlier versions of the voter roll to verify.

However, in looking at this particular voter, her residence is listed as 1628 Church St in Decatur GA. Earlier in the video, they touch upon voters with false addresses. 1638 Church St is actually a hotel. And more than a dozen separate people on the voter roll are listed with the same address.

Later in the video, they talk about precinct manipulation. They give a website of a person who has documented how they were mysteriously moved from their house to an apartment before the election. I personally know this particular person. And I know, not only from her documentation but from her specifically, this incident is true. It was not made up.

They also talk about phantom voters. I have already shared that I have one of those of my very own. And he is not listed anywhere in the STATE voter roll either, but he is listed as an active voter at my address.

Based on those three verification, I am satisfied that these people are telling the truth. If I had the Gwinnett Voter roll, which I could obtain for $50, I could most certainly validate most of their other claims. Anyone could. So I don't think they are lying or misleading.

One of the arguments used by the usual suspects is: where did the mules get the ballots to submit? Based on the analysis done by this group, I think that answers that question.

A quote mostly attributed to Josef Stalin, but widely used, goes "It's not the people who vote that count, it's the people who count the votes.". I have seen and attended many presentations on election integrity, or should I say LACK of election integrity. They all agree on many things, but one thing in particular. There is NO WAY, if election software is involved, that we can get one true answer on election results that can be 100% validated and authenticated. There are too many documented ways of hacking, manipulating, changing, and interpreting results from the machines and mainly the software involved.

We have had elections drag on now for weeks on end, and no one is sure that the counts are accurate. There are always issues on one side or another. We have to fix this. There are many proposals for systems that don't involve software that would solve this problem, but many people are certain to resist changing from the current system that they benefit from.

Our wonderful Secretary of State here in GA, Brad Raffensberger, (who trollboy holds up as the epitome of public servants, and holds that somehow I should agree because he has an 'R' behind his name) is one of those.

If what this video contends is true, or even if it is only half true, it shows that the voter roll in Georgia is a complete mess, insecure, and open to manipulation. It shows that either Mr. Rafensberger is either woefully and criminally inept at his main job, or he wants it to be that way. He recently refused to update the software Dominion Machines uses to security measures that are three years old. until after the 2024 election. They are currently over 20 years old. Why the resistance?

We need to ALL fix this. This should NOT be a partisan issue.

[silverscreenselect]

However, in looking at this particular voter, her residence is listed as 1628 Church St in Decatur GA. Earlier in the video, they touch upon voters with false addresses. 1638 Church St is actually a hotel. And more than a dozen separate people on the voter roll are listed with the same address.

I can't tell if Flock meant 1628 Church Street or 1638 Church Street, so I looked them both up. 1628 Church Street is The Baxter Decatur Apartments. 1638 Church Street is the Metro Extended Stay Motel. The key words here are "extended stay." These places usually rent by the week or month and cater to those who can't or don't want to get a long-term lease in a standard apartment building. As you can tell from the rather dated reviews, the place isn't the world's best but it's cheap. So, it's not a surprise to have people staying there for months at a time (the hotel has 133 rooms and features weekly, not daily housekeeping in the rooms) and some of them may register to vote. No mystery. No conspiracy. No fraud.

Eight lawsuits were filed in state and federal courts in Georgia contesting the 2020 election. They all were dismissed or dropped, among the 60 or so unsuccessful lawsuits filed nationwide.

https://www.zillow.com/apartments/decat ... ts/BMsSZQ/

https://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Revie ... orgia.html

[jarnon]

I watched the video, and there are indeed a bunch of errors in the voter rolls. Maybe county officials got sloppy, and nobody cared because one party dominated every election anyway. Or maybe the pandemic, with a once-in-a-lifetime surge of absentee ballots while the people who processed them were mostly working from home, is the cause. It would take a huge effort to find and fix all the problems. However, as long as elections are administered by humans and software written by humans, there will be mistakes. Here's an example I can attest to. I was a software engineer for one of the military's most vital satellite control systems. In 1999 we spent months preparing for Y2K. Everyone was aware of the glitches in the software and the urgency of fixing them. Nevertheless, this happened:
Y2K glitch hobbled top secret spy sats

[flockofseagulls104]

I took the time to personally investigate my observation about voter 13261263 and the 93 people on the voter roll with the same address, 65 of which are active voters.

Yes, it is an extended-stay hotel, and I found that there are several people who have lived there for over a year, and that they have individual mailboxes. So my suspicion, in this case, was wrong. But that was not a claim made in the video. So it does nothing to discredit their findings.

I am not using my database to chase out voter roll errors. That is not why I have it. I will verify what others find when and if I can, but that is not what I am using it for.

[silverscreenselect]

Georgia sues True the Vote over refusal to show ‘2000 Mules’ evidence

The Georgia State Election Board is suing True the Vote over the organization’s failure to comply with subpoenas that would back up its allegation of a ballot collection scheme highlighted in the movie “2000 Mules.” The lawsuit filed in Fulton County Superior Court on Tuesday asked a judge to compel True the Vote, a Texas-based conservative election organization, to turn over information about alleged ballot-trafficking during the 2020 presidential election. It was one of several unproven conspiracy theories floated after President Donald Trump was defeated in the 2020 election.

True the Vote has refused to provide details and documents supporting its allegations that several unnamed organizations paid unnamed individuals $10 per absentee ballot delivered to drop boxes across metro Atlanta. True the Vote objected to revealing information about an anonymous source who allegedly collected ballots and delivered them to drop boxes. The court effort against True the Vote follows more than a year of attempts by the State Election Board to find out whether the organization’s allegations are true. The State Election Board previously dismissed a case against voters who were accused of illegally returning multiple absentee ballots, finding that in each case, the ballots belonged to family members in the same household. But True the Vote’s claim of a broad voter fraud conspiracy is still pending.

“The allegations asserted in the complaint are serious allegations, and the SEB takes them seriously,” wrote Assistant Attorney General Elizabeth Vaughan in a May 19 letter to an attorney for True the Vote. “Your main objection is that your clients ‘pledged confidentiality’ regarding certain information sought in the subpoena. You do not specify basis for this objection, and do not state that it is based on some legally cognizable principle or privilege.” True the Vote repeatedly fought the State Election Board’s subpoena over the last three months, saying it didn’t return contact information of its anonymous source, can’t verify his identity and has an obligation to protect him. “True the Vote insists it has an obligation not to disclose the identity of confidential sources, out of concern for their physical safety,” wrote attorney Michael Wynne in a June 30 letter to Vaughan.

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