This is the actual slide deck being used by Colonel Phil Waldron to promote the Big Lie to the Republican leadership. It goes into great detail about voting fraud in the 2020 election, how the fraud was committed, who did it, when, where, and why, and provides steps to perform a nationwide-audit in "5-10 days" using the National Guard.

If you just empty your head, and read through the presentation, I can see how the gullible can become VERY convinced that the election was stolen and there was widespread fraud. The document is artfully created to lead you to one conclusion, and one conclusion only.

Your average American chucklehead is going to see this as proof.

But, with even the tiniest amount of research, you can see things like the late "spikes" in numbers for Biden - that they claim are "vote injections to remove Trump's lead" - are actually the large counties (like Chicago) where tabulation takes longer, and the population aligns heavily Democrat.

It's always been true that population density = greater Democrat voters than Republican. Therefore these counties will obviously take longer to tabulate, and will swing heavily Democrat.

Also, Republicans tend to be more dogmatic and "just vote for whoever has an R next to their name", so tend to turn in their ballots early. Because more news coverage or analysis of the Republican candidate's policies or behavior are not going to swing their vote. So early voting often tends strongly Republican.

All of this is well-known to the people who created this document. These dynamics are well documented and have been true for many decades.

Then they get into financial entanglements of the companies that make voting machines, and things get really silly. Of the three Chinese nationals they claim to be on UBS's board... none of them are actually on the 12-member board of UBS.

Then they talk about industry consolidation ... and how investors in one company are also investors in another company! Shocking! It's amazing that someone that knows a business or industry might invest in other businesses within the same industry! Almost like having a specialty or an investment portfolio is a revolutionary idea...

Which is, of course, all smoke and mirrors. They get people with the same name mixed up with other people. They point out standard business practices (of which every Senator personally ascribes to) as somehow guilty behavior... "why would this guy invest in TWO voting machine companies! It's almost like he's hedging his bets!"

Well. Yes. Exactly.

Anyway, I bring this to Hubski so yall can see the playbook these people are operating from, and thereby also glean their basic cognitive and reasoning skills.

Know thine enemy, my friends.