Dinesh D’Souza’s new documentary film about the 2020 election depicts a private data analysis operation that purports to have identified tens of thousands of so-called “mules” who ferried ballots between left-aligned non-profit groups and ballot dropboxes in various swing-state cities like Philadelphia, Atlanta and Detroit.
The bottom line claim being that the titular “2000 Mules” amounted to 2,000 individuals in swing-state cities who can be shown – by tracking their cell phone location pings – to have traveled on routes that took them to more than 10 ballot dropbox locations -AND- liberal non-profit organizations in the course of a single 24-hour period – ostensibly for the purpose of picking up ballots from a cache stored at these agencies and dispersing them to dropboxes as a service for which the mule was financially compensated – a factor which would make the act a crime and render the ballot illegal.
- 6-minute highlight edit of the film
- Watch the full film here
The conclusion drawn in the film is that even this conservative estimate – for the same data also identifies an even higher number of “mules” who visited fewer than 10 dropbox locations as well – calls into question the legitimacy of Biden’s 2020 win and subsequent accession to the Presidency.
What do you think about:
- this conclusion
- about the methodology used to arrive at it
- about the combined strength (or weakness) of the video/cell data evidence, and
- about whether or not the phenomena captured in the videos shown in the film should be investigated by local, state and federal law enforcement?
Thank you!
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