2000 Mules Fact-Checked

[togor]

There was a post about this movie earlier this year, speculating it could be big. A certain former candidate seemed to think so.

I don't know if anyone is interested in a fact check, but here is one. Bottom line, a bust. The premise of geolocated cell phone data having only one possible explanation does not hold up. Get a big enough data set and some signal will get through. And no mistake they fiddled with the filter parameters to get the signal amplitude they wanted.

https://www.factcheck.org/2022/06/ev...in-2000-mules/

[Johnny P]

Boy, how much more proof than that do you need, uh?

[Roadkingtrax]

There's a whole conspiracy that suggests fake electors didn't work.

[togor]

Boy, how much more proof than that do you need, uh?

I guess a person has to decide for themselves if they want to believe that the states cannot run elections properly. And take everything that comes with that.

It's a choice a person makes. They can believe the election officials testifying under oath, the audits, the courtroom outcomes, all of which show sound processes with good integrity, or the conspiracy mongers with an agenda.

Make no mistake, it's a choice.