Hate Doesn't Follow A Perfect Line

I just had to share this.  I was given this video from my brother in Christ who is a computer science and data analyst expert.  The title is a quote from the video as they described the potential fraud.  It is a balanced, scientific, thoughtful analysis showing apparent fraud.

I have seen a couple of similar analyses but this video is the most thorough.  Take a look.  Think.  Observe the character of the messengers.

I don't know what to do next, but first we need to be certain of what is happening around us and to us.


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