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President Donald Trump was right in saying that the elections was rigged as forensic investigation reveal the Dominion Voting Machines had the ability to change 68.05% of votes, The Gateway Pundit reports.
According to The Gateway Pundit, an emergency hearing was held by Judge Kevin Eisenheimer of Michigan s 13th Circuit Court that granted the release of the forensic examination findings on 16 Antrim County Dominion Voting machines conducted by Allied Security Operations Group.
Eisenheimer allowed the release of the said findings after Eric Grill, Michigan s Assistant Attorney General, approved the redactions on the report.
Attorney Matthew DePerno, who filed a cased in behalf of his client Bill Bailey for the forensic investigation to be conducted, read their conclusions based on the findings that the machines were programmed to create changes in the votes and, therefore, gravely affected the results of the elections.
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Statistical analysis of past presidential races supports the view that in 2020, in counties where Dominion Machines were deployed, the voting outcomes were on average (nationwide) 1.5% higher for Joe Biden and 1.5% lower for Donald Trump after adjusting for other demographic and past voting preferences.
For Dominion to have switched the election from Trump to Biden, it would have had to have increased Biden outcomes (with a corresponding reduction in Trump outcomes) by 0.3% in Georgia, 0.6% in Arizona, 2.1% in Wisconsin, and 2.5% in Nevada. The apparent average of 1.5% Dominion Effect is greater than the margin in Arizona and Georgia, and close to the margin for Wisconsin and Nevada. It is not hard to picture a scenario where the actual effect in Wisconsin and Nevada was greater than the national average and would have changed the current reported outcome in those two states.
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Michigan Attorney Matthew DePerno reports increased suspicious behavior following Democrat Representative Cynthia Johnson s threat against President Donald Trump s followers on Facebook last Tuesday, December 8, 2020.
The Gateway Pundit reported that ever since Johnson threatened against Trump supporters, DePerno has experienced unusual traffic outside his residence prompting him to write a letter to Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel to investigate the matter.
DePerno, the lawyer who filed a legal suit against Antim County for election fraud in behalf of civilian William Bailey, pointed out to Nessel that Johnson made a call to violence so that efforts exposing election fraud will be silenced, considering the latter s open opposition as shown in her behavior in the previously concluded hearing of the Michigan House Oversight Committee on it.