Into the Night
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Trivial fallacy. Strawman fallacy. Argument of the Stone fallacy.No matter how you slice it, sworn affidavits are only what people think they saw.
"People" thought they saw secret suitcases of Biden ballots. It was investigated and it turned out to be normal storage bins for ballots and legal ballots.
Again, you are hanging your hat on 50/50 situations because it's all you have.
One of your favorite sworn affidavits is that of Jesse Richard Morgan.
Did you ever follow up to see how that turned out? I assume not.
The Investigation and Findings
- Official Findings: A joint federal investigation by the USPS Office of Inspector General (OIG), the U.S. Postal Inspection Service, and the FBI reviewed transportation logs and interviewed more than 20 witnesses. [1]
- Contradictions: Investigators found that Morgan used roughly six different trailers during October 2020 and did not use the specific serial-numbered trailer he claimed had gone missing on the date in question. [1]
- Data Limits: Transport databases showed his actual cargo contained a standard, much smaller quantity of regular mail items rather than the massive volume of phantom ballots alleged.
Suitcases are not valid bins. They were not legal ballots. This counting office broke the law.
You can't make any evidence just disappear, Void.