Informant Appearing In D’Souza’s Doc Film ‘2,000 Mules’ Details How Alleged Ballot Harvesting Operation Worked
An informant who hails from the state of Arizona appeared in conservative filmmaker Dinesh D’Souza’s new documentary called “2,000 Mules” and shared how they participated in an alleged illegal ballot harvesting operation that was carried out during the 2020 general election.
Folks, we’ve been saying forever now that this last election was stolen, but the mainstream media still has a massive grip on the hearts and minds of the citizenry, and the narrative they pushed to try and convince folks that this was all hogwash was choked down by a lot of people, despite all of the evidence to the contrary.
According to The Western Journal, the movie states that this same scheme not only happened in Arizona but in Georgia, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin, all of which are very important states when it comes to deciding who is going to win an election.
These states are also ones that President Trump won back in 2016 but all flipped to Joe Biden in 2020. That seems very strange, right?
The election integrity group, True the Vote, worked very closely with D’Souza to help produce this documentary.
For those who might now know, a mule, which is a term used in the film, is a person who repeatedly picked up batches of ballots and then put them in drop boxes.
VIDEO: https://twitter.com/i/status/1513586262460055556
“True the Vote used cellphone geotracking data to identify people who went to 10 or more drop boxes and five or more visits to nongovernmental organizations working on voter turnout during the 2020 general election,” the WJ report said.
“The mules followed a pattern of repeatedly going to drop box locations and back to offices of non-governmental organizations, where allegedly ballots were being collected.
The movie called these locations ‘stash houses,'” the report continued.
These mules averaged around 38 visits during the nationwide election, with an average of five ballots per visit.
“That’s 380,000 illegal votes,” D’Souza goes on to say in “2,000 Mules.”
“In Arizona, True the Vote identified 200 mules who averaged 20 drop box visits, with five ballots per drop. Allegedly this resulted in 20,000 votes being illegally cast. D’Souza noted that was more than Biden’s 10,457 vote margin of victory,” the report stated.
“Using the mule threshold definition of 10 or more visits to drop boxes, Trump would have also won Georgia and Pennsylvania, but still lost Michigan and Wisconsin,” the Western Journal stated.
If Trump would have had just three more wins, he would have then carried the Electoral College vote over Joe Biden by 279 to 259.
“The 10 or more visits per mule is a very high threshold meant to eliminate any possibility the visits could have been happenstance,” the report continued.
“To further guard against accidentally picking up people who happened to pass by drop box locations regularly, True the Vote bought cellphone data from October 1 into November, showing before, during and after election season.”
Only individuals whose cell phones had located them at drop boxes when voting was occurring were included in the data from True the Vote.
“Pings don’t lie,” True the Vote president Catherine Engelbrecht went on to say during an interview with Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk.
An informant who hails from the state of Arizona appeared in conservative filmmaker Dinesh D’Souza’s new documentary called “2,000 Mules” and shared how they participated in an alleged illegal ballot harvesting operation that was carried out during the 2020 general election.
Folks, we’ve been saying forever now that this last election was stolen, but the mainstream media still has a massive grip on the hearts and minds of the citizenry, and the narrative they pushed to try and convince folks that this was all hogwash was choked down by a lot of people, despite all of the evidence to the contrary.
According to The Western Journal, the movie states that this same scheme not only happened in Arizona but in Georgia, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin, all of which are very important states when it comes to deciding who is going to win an election.
These states are also ones that President Trump won back in 2016 but all flipped to Joe Biden in 2020. That seems very strange, right?
The election integrity group, True the Vote, worked very closely with D’Souza to help produce this documentary.
For those who might now know, a mule, which is a term used in the film, is a person who repeatedly picked up batches of ballots and then put them in drop boxes.
VIDEO: https://twitter.com/i/status/1513586262460055556
“True the Vote used cellphone geotracking data to identify people who went to 10 or more drop boxes and five or more visits to nongovernmental organizations working on voter turnout during the 2020 general election,” the WJ report said.
“The mules followed a pattern of repeatedly going to drop box locations and back to offices of non-governmental organizations, where allegedly ballots were being collected.
The movie called these locations ‘stash houses,'” the report continued.
These mules averaged around 38 visits during the nationwide election, with an average of five ballots per visit.
“That’s 380,000 illegal votes,” D’Souza goes on to say in “2,000 Mules.”
“In Arizona, True the Vote identified 200 mules who averaged 20 drop box visits, with five ballots per drop. Allegedly this resulted in 20,000 votes being illegally cast. D’Souza noted that was more than Biden’s 10,457 vote margin of victory,” the report stated.
“Using the mule threshold definition of 10 or more visits to drop boxes, Trump would have also won Georgia and Pennsylvania, but still lost Michigan and Wisconsin,” the Western Journal stated.
If Trump would have had just three more wins, he would have then carried the Electoral College vote over Joe Biden by 279 to 259.
“The 10 or more visits per mule is a very high threshold meant to eliminate any possibility the visits could have been happenstance,” the report continued.
“To further guard against accidentally picking up people who happened to pass by drop box locations regularly, True the Vote bought cellphone data from October 1 into November, showing before, during and after election season.”
Only individuals whose cell phones had located them at drop boxes when voting was occurring were included in the data from True the Vote.
“Pings don’t lie,” True the Vote president Catherine Engelbrecht went on to say during an interview with Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk.
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