2000 Mules and Selection Code (1 Viewer)

[apalmer]

On the heels of the wildly successful 2000 Mules, we now have Selection Code coming out August 20th.   Another must see for those questioning how we got to this point

Selection Code information with Trailer

Looks like the same old nonsensical rehash: "President Trump led for hours, then Biden started getting a huge majority of the mail-in ballots. Those proportions are impossible!"(except, of course, they've been shown to be completely possible and explainable at least 63 times).

But, you're right, it is how "we got to this point" because it's this nonsense that keeps the gullible believing the election was "stolen" and inflaming the situation.

 

[kwille]

Seems there's less money to be made providing evidence and adjudicating these claims in court compared to selling conspiracy movies. Want to be taken seriously? Prove something in court. 

 

[dkp993]

Want to be taken seriously?

There’s the problem. That was never the goal.  

 

[Maurile Tremblay]

This is really unfortunate. The 2000 Mules people totally had a bunch of evidence to back up their claims, but when they tried to upload it, Chinese hackers erased it all.

https://twitter.com/mattshuham/status/1559630360115298308?t=Ecvt5BztUCwWwvi-E3Re7Q

 

[Bogart]

This is really unfortunate. The 2000 Mules people totally had a bunch of evidence to back up their claims, but when they tried to upload it, Chinese hackers erased it all.

https://twitter.com/mattshuham/status/1559630360115298308?t=Ecvt5BztUCwWwvi-E3Re7Q

I for one, am shocked.

 

[ignatiusjreilly]

This is really unfortunate. The 2000 Mules people totally had a bunch of evidence to back up their claims, but when they tried to upload it, Chinese hackers erased it all.

https://twitter.com/mattshuham/status/1559630360115298308?t=Ecvt5BztUCwWwvi-E3Re7Q

Not to mention the Biden signed the IRA today, in an obvious attempt to change the subject from the filmmakers' big reveal

 

[dkp993]

This is really unfortunate. The 2000 Mules people totally had a bunch of evidence to back up their claims, but when they tried to upload it, Chinese hackers erased it all.

https://twitter.com/mattshuham/status/1559630360115298308?t=Ecvt5BztUCwWwvi-E3Re7Q

The modern day equivalent of “my dog ate my homework“.

 

[Witz]

https://www.thedailybeast.com/gregg...movie-star-booted-from-party-for-bringing-gun

Earlier this year, election-fraud conspiracy theorist Gregg Phillips shot to fame on the right as one of the stars of 2,000 Mules, conservative pundit Dinesh D’Souza’s quasi-documentary attempt to prove the 2020 election was stolen. Since the movie’s release in May, however, Phillips has claimed he has proof of election fraud that was “10 times” bigger than 2,000 Mules.

On Saturday, Phillips vowed to finally release his information in front of a crowd of more than 100 conservative conspiracy theorists and influencers at an exclusive gathering he dubbed “The Pit.” But what was meant to be Phillips’s moment of triumph ended in disaster, as police ushered Phillips from his own afterparty for bringing a gun and warned him not to return.

Phillips’ weekend initially went according to plan, with a rogue’s gallery of QAnon promoters and other far-right figures meeting at an “undisclosed location” near Scottsdale, Arizona to hear Phillips’ much-hyped announcement. Dubbed “The Ripcord,” as in Phillips’s constant threats to “pulling the ripcord www” and releasing his purported evidence.

The big reveal, however, turned out to be a massive flop, with Phillips merely directing his fans to a partially built website that appears to offer supporters a chance to pay money to see proof of election fraud.

 

[Godsbrother]

https://www.thedailybeast.com/gregg...movie-star-booted-from-party-for-bringing-gun

Earlier this year, election-fraud conspiracy theorist Gregg Phillips shot to fame on the right as one of the stars of 2,000 Mules, conservative pundit Dinesh D’Souza’s quasi-documentary attempt to prove the 2020 election was stolen. Since the movie’s release in May, however, Phillips has claimed he has proof of election fraud that was “10 times” bigger than 2,000 Mules.

On Saturday, Phillips vowed to finally release his information in front of a crowd of more than 100 conservative conspiracy theorists and influencers at an exclusive gathering he dubbed “The Pit.” But what was meant to be Phillips’s moment of triumph ended in disaster, as police ushered Phillips from his own afterparty for bringing a gun and warned him not to return.

Phillips’ weekend initially went according to plan, with a rogue’s gallery of QAnon promoters and other far-right figures meeting at an “undisclosed location” near Scottsdale, Arizona to hear Phillips’ much-hyped announcement. Dubbed “The Ripcord,” as in Phillips’s constant threats to “pulling the ripcord www” and releasing his purported evidence.

The big reveal, however, turned out to be a massive flop, with Phillips merely directing his fans to a partially built website that appears to offer supporters a chance to pay money to see proof of election fraud.

Well if you have people that paid money for 2000 mules you might as well shake them down for more.

 

[massraider]

The big reveal, however, turned out to be a massive flop, with Phillips merely directing his fans to a partially built website that appears to offer supporters a chance to pay money to see proof of election fraud.

He should make a decent amount of money, assuming the chronically gullible haven't run out of money

 

[Amused to Death]

The big reveal, however, turned out to be a massive flop, with Phillips merely directing his fans to a partially built website that appears to offer supporters a chance to pay money to see proof of election fraud.

A true disciple of Trump. Grift till the end.

 

[The General]

hmmm

 

[BladeRunner]

https://www.thedailybeast.com/gregg...movie-star-booted-from-party-for-bringing-gun

Earlier this year, election-fraud conspiracy theorist Gregg Phillips shot to fame on the right as one of the stars of 2,000 Mules, conservative pundit Dinesh D’Souza’s quasi-documentary attempt to prove the 2020 election was stolen. Since the movie’s release in May, however, Phillips has claimed he has proof of election fraud that was “10 times” bigger than 2,000 Mules.

On Saturday, Phillips vowed to finally release his information in front of a crowd of more than 100 conservative conspiracy theorists and influencers at an exclusive gathering he dubbed “The Pit.” But what was meant to be Phillips’s moment of triumph ended in disaster, as police ushered Phillips from his own afterparty for bringing a gun and warned him not to return.

Phillips’ weekend initially went according to plan, with a rogue’s gallery of QAnon promoters and other far-right figures meeting at an “undisclosed location” near Scottsdale, Arizona to hear Phillips’ much-hyped announcement. Dubbed “The Ripcord,” as in Phillips’s constant threats to “pulling the ripcord www” and releasing his purported evidence.

The big reveal, however, turned out to be a massive flop, with Phillips merely directing his fans to a partially built website that appears to offer supporters a chance to pay money to see proof of election fraud.

Good thing the Daily Beast is on the case!

Seriously, though, people still read that garbage?

 

[Witz]

https://www.thedailybeast.com/gregg...movie-star-booted-from-party-for-bringing-gun

Earlier this year, election-fraud conspiracy theorist Gregg Phillips shot to fame on the right as one of the stars of 2,000 Mules, conservative pundit Dinesh D’Souza’s quasi-documentary attempt to prove the 2020 election was stolen. Since the movie’s release in May, however, Phillips has claimed he has proof of election fraud that was “10 times” bigger than 2,000 Mules.

On Saturday, Phillips vowed to finally release his information in front of a crowd of more than 100 conservative conspiracy theorists and influencers at an exclusive gathering he dubbed “The Pit.” But what was meant to be Phillips’s moment of triumph ended in disaster, as police ushered Phillips from his own afterparty for bringing a gun and warned him not to return.

Phillips’ weekend initially went according to plan, with a rogue’s gallery of QAnon promoters and other far-right figures meeting at an “undisclosed location” near Scottsdale, Arizona to hear Phillips’ much-hyped announcement. Dubbed “The Ripcord,” as in Phillips’s constant threats to “pulling the ripcord www” and releasing his purported evidence.

The big reveal, however, turned out to be a massive flop, with Phillips merely directing his fans to a partially built website that appears to offer supporters a chance to pay money to see proof of election fraud.

Good thing the Daily Beast is on the case!

Seriously, though, people still read that garbage?

Good one guy!

 

[BladeRunner]

https://www.thedailybeast.com/gregg...movie-star-booted-from-party-for-bringing-gun

Earlier this year, election-fraud conspiracy theorist Gregg Phillips shot to fame on the right as one of the stars of 2,000 Mules, conservative pundit Dinesh D’Souza’s quasi-documentary attempt to prove the 2020 election was stolen. Since the movie’s release in May, however, Phillips has claimed he has proof of election fraud that was “10 times” bigger than 2,000 Mules.

On Saturday, Phillips vowed to finally release his information in front of a crowd of more than 100 conservative conspiracy theorists and influencers at an exclusive gathering he dubbed “The Pit.” But what was meant to be Phillips’s moment of triumph ended in disaster, as police ushered Phillips from his own afterparty for bringing a gun and warned him not to return.

Phillips’ weekend initially went according to plan, with a rogue’s gallery of QAnon promoters and other far-right figures meeting at an “undisclosed location” near Scottsdale, Arizona to hear Phillips’ much-hyped announcement. Dubbed “The Ripcord,” as in Phillips’s constant threats to “pulling the ripcord www” and releasing his purported evidence.

The big reveal, however, turned out to be a massive flop, with Phillips merely directing his fans to a partially built website that appears to offer supporters a chance to pay money to see proof of election fraud.

Good thing the Daily Beast is on the case!

Seriously, though, people still read that garbage?

Good one guy!

Hey when the people want their red meat they go to the Daily beast!

 

[dkp993]

https://www.thedailybeast.com/gregg...movie-star-booted-from-party-for-bringing-gun

Earlier this year, election-fraud conspiracy theorist Gregg Phillips shot to fame on the right as one of the stars of 2,000 Mules, conservative pundit Dinesh D’Souza’s quasi-documentary attempt to prove the 2020 election was stolen. Since the movie’s release in May, however, Phillips has claimed he has proof of election fraud that was “10 times” bigger than 2,000 Mules.

On Saturday, Phillips vowed to finally release his information in front of a crowd of more than 100 conservative conspiracy theorists and influencers at an exclusive gathering he dubbed “The Pit.” But what was meant to be Phillips’s moment of triumph ended in disaster, as police ushered Phillips from his own afterparty for bringing a gun and warned him not to return.

Phillips’ weekend initially went according to plan, with a rogue’s gallery of QAnon promoters and other far-right figures meeting at an “undisclosed location” near Scottsdale, Arizona to hear Phillips’ much-hyped announcement. Dubbed “The Ripcord,” as in Phillips’s constant threats to “pulling the ripcord www” and releasing his purported evidence.

The big reveal, however, turned out to be a massive flop, with Phillips merely directing his fans to a partially built website that appears to offer supporters a chance to pay money to see proof of election fraud.

Good thing the Daily Beast is on the case!

Seriously, though, people still read that garbage?

Hey plenty of people still read breitbart so one can never really ever account for taste.

 

[Witz]

https://www.thedailybeast.com/gregg...movie-star-booted-from-party-for-bringing-gun

Earlier this year, election-fraud conspiracy theorist Gregg Phillips shot to fame on the right as one of the stars of 2,000 Mules, conservative pundit Dinesh D’Souza’s quasi-documentary attempt to prove the 2020 election was stolen. Since the movie’s release in May, however, Phillips has claimed he has proof of election fraud that was “10 times” bigger than 2,000 Mules.

On Saturday, Phillips vowed to finally release his information in front of a crowd of more than 100 conservative conspiracy theorists and influencers at an exclusive gathering he dubbed “The Pit.” But what was meant to be Phillips’s moment of triumph ended in disaster, as police ushered Phillips from his own afterparty for bringing a gun and warned him not to return.

Phillips’ weekend initially went according to plan, with a rogue’s gallery of QAnon promoters and other far-right figures meeting at an “undisclosed location” near Scottsdale, Arizona to hear Phillips’ much-hyped announcement. Dubbed “The Ripcord,” as in Phillips’s constant threats to “pulling the ripcord www” and releasing his purported evidence.

The big reveal, however, turned out to be a massive flop, with Phillips merely directing his fans to a partially built website that appears to offer supporters a chance to pay money to see proof of election fraud.

Good thing the Daily Beast is on the case!

Seriously, though, people still read that garbage?

Good one guy!

Hey when the people want their red meat they go to the Daily beast!

And when people want to ignore reality they read the Gateway Pundit! Or stick their head in the sand…

 

[BladeRunner]

https://www.thedailybeast.com/gregg...movie-star-booted-from-party-for-bringing-gun

Earlier this year, election-fraud conspiracy theorist Gregg Phillips shot to fame on the right as one of the stars of 2,000 Mules, conservative pundit Dinesh D’Souza’s quasi-documentary attempt to prove the 2020 election was stolen. Since the movie’s release in May, however, Phillips has claimed he has proof of election fraud that was “10 times” bigger than 2,000 Mules.

On Saturday, Phillips vowed to finally release his information in front of a crowd of more than 100 conservative conspiracy theorists and influencers at an exclusive gathering he dubbed “The Pit.” But what was meant to be Phillips’s moment of triumph ended in disaster, as police ushered Phillips from his own afterparty for bringing a gun and warned him not to return.

Phillips’ weekend initially went according to plan, with a rogue’s gallery of QAnon promoters and other far-right figures meeting at an “undisclosed location” near Scottsdale, Arizona to hear Phillips’ much-hyped announcement. Dubbed “The Ripcord,” as in Phillips’s constant threats to “pulling the ripcord www” and releasing his purported evidence.

The big reveal, however, turned out to be a massive flop, with Phillips merely directing his fans to a partially built website that appears to offer supporters a chance to pay money to see proof of election fraud.

Good thing the Daily Beast is on the case!

Seriously, though, people still read that garbage?

Good one guy!

Hey when the people want their red meat they go to the Daily beast!

And when people want to ignore reality they read the Gateway Pundit! Or stick their head in the sand…

Good thing I do neither of those things!

 

[sho nuff]

Good thing I do neither of those things!

You are in a thread about 2000 Mules and Selection Code...and you are complaining about another source?

 

[dozer]

Oh yeah sure the election was stolen uh huh yeah right.

 

[Godsbrother]

I don't want to read the book cause I don't want to ruin the movie.

 

[tymarsas]

Reports of voter intimidation in Arizona due to this movie.

As ballot drop box stakeouts continue, new voter intimidation complaints flow in

Two new complaints filed this week\u00a0said people are filming voters and their vehicle license plates as they drop off early ballots.

www.azcentral.com

 

[ZADO]

Reports of voter intimidation in Arizona due to this movie.

As ballot drop box stakeouts continue, new voter intimidation complaints flow in

Two new complaints filed this week\u00a0said people are filming voters and their vehicle license plates as they drop off early ballots.

www.azcentral.com

Everyone is watching , be careful people

 

[dkp993]

Reports of voter intimidation in Arizona due to this movie.

As ballot drop box stakeouts continue, new voter intimidation complaints flow in

Two new complaints filed this week\u00a0said people are filming voters and their vehicle license plates as they drop off early ballots.

www.azcentral.com

Everyone is watching , be careful people

Was a video going round on Twitter last night of 3 masked armed dudes in tactical gear sitting in the back of their truck next to a drop box. It’s unreal this is where we’ve gotten to based off of 1 man’s ego and lies.*



*yes I’m well aware others have cried foul on elections too but the reactions happening today are in direct relation to him.

 

[massraider]

https://www.npr.org/2022/10/25/1131...souzas-2-000-mules-book-after-it-was-recalled

His book was recalled, and several names were removed, including "sections of the book that purported to link election fraud to antifa and the Black Lives Matter movement have also been deleted"



Clearly, Alex Jones verdict have made grifters more cautious.

 

[tommyGunZ]

https://www.npr.org/2022/10/25/1131...souzas-2-000-mules-book-after-it-was-recalled

His book was recalled, and several names were removed, including "sections of the book that purported to link election fraud to antifa and the Black Lives Matter movement have also been deleted"



Clearly, Alex Jones verdict have made grifters more cautious.

This will be ignored by the DSouza crowd.

Guy is a grifting fraud. Unreal that people actual continue to buy into him.

 

[Zow]

https://www.npr.org/2022/10/25/1131...souzas-2-000-mules-book-after-it-was-recalled

His book was recalled, and several names were removed, including "sections of the book that purported to link election fraud to antifa and the Black Lives Matter movement have also been deleted"



Clearly, Alex Jones verdict have made grifters more cautious.

This will be ignored by the DSouza crowd.

Guy is a grifting fraud. Unreal that people actual continue to buy into him.

When we have a beer next I'll tell you more about my professional interactions with him and his associates.