WebeBlue
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Thu Dec-02-04 06:40 PM
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Help. I want simplified graph or outline, of Vote Irregularities |
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I have been following as many of the Vote irregularities postings here and at DU, and Daily Kos. They are dense, weighty, and I'm looking for or wondering if there is a simplified way to present the material. I'd like to post to some of my blogs, and want to target audiences that don't have enough interest to read through involved and weighty articles....(you know, the IQ factor, and KISS principle).
I'm sure some clever souls here have encapsulated the vast information into a simple, quickly visible graph or chart or talking point or outline. Can then attempt to work on raising the doubt level of the non-believers.
Anyone know of something that can be readily pointed out for me...urls, etc?
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Thu Dec-09-04 03:12 AM
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Edited on Thu Dec-09-04 03:15 AM by jwmealy
Here's my preliminary analysis: www.selftest.net/redshift.htm
Look at the graphic at the bottom of the page that says, "Start Here".
Further analysis led to this prediction:
For every state in which the disrepancy between last-thing Nov. 2 consortium exit polls and tabulated results for red shift or negative blue shift is greater than the margin of error, the following equation will be true:
Red Shift + Final Spread + 1 > Greatest Recorded Red Shift for the 51 States.
This prediction proved true in all 18 cases.
Hold on to this information. TruthIsAll or other statisticians will confirm its significance, if I don't. In a word, this is proof.
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