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The Doctor.

(17,266 posts)
6. I understand...
Sat Mar 17, 2012, 06:40 AM
Mar 2012

It's just one smoking gun after another.

The problem is that each of those is 'feasible' without absolutely indicating fraud.

Yes, 4000 people might have come out and voted for Bush, but also figured they wanted a super-liberal judge. Perhaps they just hated Kerry. It absolutely strains credulity, but the point is that 'because it's possible' the deniers can dismiss it.

That's how they work. There's a mountain of evidence, but they just look at each piece and find some way, ANY way to dismiss it without ever taking into account how all that evidence points to a conclusion that is virtually impossible to escape once the sheer improbability of all of those indications being 'merely coincidental' is understood.

Yes, it's almost impossible for all of those things to have 'just happened' in such a way that it gave Bush the election and almost certain that they were deliberate as they would all be Prima Facie indicators of fraud. We know this. Unfortunately, the willfully ignorant and dedicated deniers have their 'Each tree does not a forest make' approach to examining this.

Where is proof of the forest?

If you are really interested in this issue go over to the Brad blog.com.... He does alot of stuff southernyankeebelle Mar 2012 #1
here's a good start blm Mar 2012 #2
Facts Botany Mar 2012 #3
Thank you. The Doctor. Mar 2012 #4
big dots Botany Mar 2012 #5
I understand... The Doctor. Mar 2012 #6
People can have different opinions but you can only have one set of facts Botany Mar 2012 #7
Such proof is not hard to explain. The Doctor. Mar 2012 #8
You don't have to convince him that it happened. You only have to convince him that it's possible.. Scuba Mar 2012 #9
+ Every one of those millions of Americans who understand the issue truedelphi Apr 2012 #22
I can lead a wingnut to info but I cannot make him think. Botany Mar 2012 #11
Thank you for this excellent summary / recap of these event.... Scuba Mar 2012 #10
Can you please provide a link for those? The Doctor. Mar 2012 #14
So the salon.com article kctim Mar 2012 #12
No, it's called a 'starting point'. I have trouble believing that you 'did the research'. The Doctor. Mar 2012 #13
Ah, a 'starting point' kctim Mar 2012 #15
Yes, a starting point. The Doctor. Apr 2012 #18
It is not only MY conclusion kctim Apr 2012 #25
How typical. All you have is derision to fall back on. The Doctor. Apr 2012 #26
Those in control of the Democratic Party at the highest levels are truedelphi Apr 2012 #27
Also, a question: The Doctor. Apr 2012 #29
What proof do you want? Sancho Apr 2012 #19
This message was self-deleted by its author The Doctor. Apr 2012 #17
You know kctim you keep talking and talking. I really suggest you take the time to go over southernyankeebelle Apr 2012 #28
Read "Witness to a Crime" by Richard Hayes Phillips. truckin Apr 2012 #16
You might thoroughly read the following article: truedelphi Apr 2012 #20
You might also read this article as well: truedelphi Apr 2012 #21
You might also consider purchasing the excellent video truedelphi Apr 2012 #23
Also look at the "Carville Effect" truedelphi Apr 2012 #24
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