Follow the Data with Dr Frank

2021-12-19 05:26:43 A screenshot from the New Jersey state webpage.

Even though it is only about 1.4% of the ballots, shouldn't it bother us that the ballots of 66,506 New Jersey voters were rejected?

What kind of a system disenfranchises that many voters?

On the other hand, perhaps they should have been rejecting more... since there could have been as many as 10% of the ballots from phantom voters.

Regardless, this performance is unacceptable by any normal standard, and I doubt something like this could have happened if people were voting in person.

Can you imagine the tumult that would have resulted if over sixty thousand people were turned away at the polls? Open / Comment

2021-12-19 03:58:25 Open / Comment

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2021-12-19 02:48:55 The entire satellite record of global temperature. Hadn't updated this graph for a while, been so busy with the election stuff.

Just so you know, the average global temperature is less than a tenth of a degree Celsius higher than the global average for the last forty years.

Everyone panic!

From DrRoySpencer.com Open / Comment

2021-12-19 02:43:11 Two places in the world, each with about eleven million population.

In one place, tyrannical governmental measures are used in order to attempt to quell the spread of Covid. In the other place, the government asks the citizens to behave responsibly.

Which graph goes with which strategy? Open / Comment

2021-12-19 02:32:00 World statistics on Covid from Worldmeters.com

Note that the number of tests given in the US is why the cases are also higher.

There are so many things one can say about this table that expose fraud and misdirection.

By the way, China is 113th on this list. Open / Comment

2021-12-19 02:26:34 From Worldmeters.com

The number of global deaths per day attributed to Covid.

Notice that just like all other viruses that have come before, the virus is mutating itself out of relevance.

And the daily baseline is likely inflated to boot.

Breathe easy. Open / Comment

2021-12-19 01:50:14 Cracks me up. Open / Comment

2021-12-19 01:18:28 Open / Comment

2021-12-19 01:02:58 From Deuteronomy, chapter 21.

Imagine if we replaced a few words in the above passage to read...

"If someone has a gutless and corrupt elected official who does not respect the constitution nor the will of their constituents, the citizens shall take hold of him and bring him to the elders at the gate of his town. They shall say to the elders, "This official of ours is gutless and corrupt. He ignores the will of the people. He is tyrannical and evil." Then all the men of his town are to stone him to death. You must purge the evil from among you. All communities will hear of it and be afraid."

Oh, wait. That's what a tar and feathering is... torches and pitchforks.

We already have that.

We don't need more laws. We need accountability. And it's up to the citizens to make it happen. Open / Comment