truth seeking and telling. Thank you edg. What a gift.

That EDG has kicked some serious straw meme butt.

On some other real-world concrete matters, sometimes not so much. Not having gotten much in the way of response to a number of things I've attempted to raise with him, I'll just re-present a couple here (the original comments are kind of lengthy - follow the links to them if interested)

Since he has clearly stated "I will no longer respond or react to any of your shit-stirring garbage comments." I naturally don't expect an EDG response, but perhaps someone else would like to have a go at explaining how it is plausible that in PA, where Republicans had an 85,000 margin statewide (total for House races in all 18 CD's) Trump somehow loses by 80,000...

or addressing other points raised in my "First of all, I question your thesis" comment on

Election Fraud Lies: Pennsylvania Poll Workers Cast 200,000 Illegal Ballots for Biden

In a later essay Election Fraud Lies: Fractional Voting Stole the 2020 Election

EDG explains why Dominion systems have a weighted vote/fractionalization capability
(he claims elsewhere that MI could not have used the weighted vote function because they did not purchase that option).

After (in a comment) having dismissed Sidney Powell's GA and MI filings and finding them "laughable", he declined to respond to various specifics (which I raised in a comment entitled "laughable")in the affidavit re: Michigan of Russell Ramsland, including the claim that Dominion's raw feed there was putting out fractionalized results.

EDG made an executive determination that Ramsland is "a fucking idiot" and therefore absolved himself of any obligation to address his claims. As it happens, though, Ramsland has not had the decency to just go away and his Allied Security Operations Group were the one who, the other day, were allowed to conduct a forensic audit of Dominion's machines in the course of a lawsuit by a Antrim County, MI voter.

Their preliminary report makes for interesting reading, including this bit on about page 17 or so in the "Error Rates" section where it says,

"In the logs we identified that the RCV (Ranked Choice Voting) was enabled."

Now, I don't expect EDG to lower himself to dealing with this, but I included the links in case someone else would be interested sorting out the duelling claims that about whether the Antrim situation was limited and the result of human error (as the MI SoS maintains) or whether (as the ASOG/Ramsland audit contends) it was *not* and that inherent features of the software and lax security practices are at fault.