The most secure election ever and other lies.

Georgia [cheating collaborators] did a full [preemptive] "audit" and [ignored the massive fraud in which they participated ].

This is what I've been saying. You are a conspiracy theorist and you create conspiracies to rationalize what you want to believe.
You just described yourself again.
You have no evidence that Georgia election officials conspired to hide election fraud,
You can't make any evidence just disappear, Void.
just as you had no evidence that the FBI and Inspector General conspired to cover-up what was claimed in the affidavit.
You can't make any evidence just disappear, Void.
It's all made up in your mind.
He didn't make any of it up, Void.
The conspiracy theorist issue is compounded by the fact that you have terrible news sources and apparently believe information provided by random Youtubers, who have already been caught lying.
The Democrat party is a conspiracy. It is no theory.
You are in a downward spiral that nobody can get you out of, except yourself.
Cliche fallacy. Assumption of victory fallacy. Argument of the Stone fallacy.
 
An NBC News investigation published in August 2026 revealed that Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s multi-year crackdown and review of 53 referred cases regarding alleged noncitizen voting produced only one formal criminal charge. [1]

Investigation Findings



    • Referrals vs. Charges: Out of 53 specific names flagged and referred to Paxton's office for investigation over a multi-year period, only one individual (Ada Otuka) was actually charged. [1]
    • Targeting Citizens: Records showed that at least five of the individuals targeted or flagged in the probe were actually verified American citizens. [1]
    • Broader Context: Despite Paxton's repeated public claims of widespread illegal voting by noncitizens, independent reviews of public documents and court records show his office has continuously struggled to substantiate these claims with actual prosecutions. [1, 2]
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So you are a conspiracy theorist as well. I'm glad you were finally able to acknowledge that. You make everything so unnecessarily difficult.
Nope. As you already know, "conspiracy theorist" has a meaning that is independent of what it appears to mean.

BTW, you already knew that, but play dumb anyway.
 
An NBC News investigation published in August 2026 revealed that Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s multi-year crackdown and review of 53 referred cases regarding alleged noncitizen voting produced only one formal criminal charge. [1]

Investigation Findings



    • Referrals vs. Charges: Out of 53 specific names flagged and referred to Paxton's office for investigation over a multi-year period, only one individual (Ada Otuka) was actually charged. [1]
    • Targeting Citizens: Records showed that at least five of the individuals targeted or flagged in the probe were actually verified American citizens. [1]
    • Broader Context: Despite Paxton's repeated public claims of widespread illegal voting by noncitizens, independent reviews of public documents and court records show his office has continuously struggled to substantiate these claims with actual prosecutions. [1, 2]
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    :rofl2: :rofl2: :rofl2: :rofl2: :rofl2: :rofl2: :rofl2: :rofl2: :rofl2:
Fake news.
 
Nope. I speak English. Apparently you do not.
Yep, we both speak English, which is how I know that you know 'conspiracy theory' is not just a reference to a theory of people conspiring.

Done playing dumb?
 
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I am not you, Void.
Everyone in my life is grateful.
No dictionary defines any word.
No, apparently you define words. You also decide what is/isn't a word. Basically, you've created some weird form of existence where your intuition/beliefs determine what is or isn't true. It doesn't matter if there's significant evidence that you are wrong, you are your own arbiter of what "is".

It's very weird but then you never have to believe anything but what you want to believe, so it's also very convenient.

That skill is also a byproduct of being a conspiracy theorist.
Answer the question put to you.
RQAA.
 
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