I've seen a lot of people here posting about watermarks on ballots no longer being a conspiracy.
Where are you seeing this?
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The UV lights seen at the audit inspection stations could serve the following purposes: 1) Sterilizing ballots; 2) look for organic fluids; 3) search for thumbprints or 4) look for a UV watermark.
Doesn't seem like # 1 or 3 are likely or even #2. The ballots have been handled without gloves and they don't appear to scan every ballot, nor do they appear to be separating ballots after the scanning occurs. There is something that can only be confirmed by UV light. The obvious answer is a watermark but I'm open to other explanations that fit what we are witnessing. Has anyone seen a "discard" box/pile that would indicate they are separating some ballots after the scan? I'm just wondering if the non-conforming ballots are being removed from the count? Seems like this would be the first step in the process before the counting, not the last?
they seem to be sorting the fakes from the real ones before the tally.
Yes Ballots are being separated into smaller boxes and put behind fences. In this video https://streamable.com/m5oiz8 they have a box separated they just finished working on, they call over an official and you see the official do a visible fist pump of excitement and then doubles it into a double fist pump of excitement. Fraud Vitiates Everything, They don't need millions of fraudulent votes, they just need to find proof of interference which will lead to the collapse.
I mean the feds already know how to do it with currency.
did you notice that the ballots being scanned, were all unfolded? might have been pressed flat in those boxes and stacked up with the weight taking out the folds or they were never folded.
also there was only one stack for the processed papers, not 2, one for pass and a second for fail. so this is a type of verification of an earlier decision, up the line.
which suggests to me that this team were not tallying the votes, but auditing a specific item, eg folds, and security marks.
From what I've gleaned, each station is performing a specific audit function - ink, crease, watermark, etc. I believe Jovan Pulitzer designed the audit methodology for Cyber Ninjas.