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| Laura Miniel |
Unique and distinctive cluster voting patterns emerge on certain streets, buildings such as the elderly folk's high rise, apartment buildings, Western street and certain low-income areas of brownsville which have been the harvesting grounds for mail-in ballots for years (often from 2005 onward). These areas are mentioned because they were identified by statistical patterning and a sudden drop-off in mail in voting after the election fraud trial. The patterns also correspond to mail-in vote anomalies such as the 191 votes of the 2012 Democrat primary, which can now be traced not just down to the precinct level but now to street level and individuals.
These statistics are part of a larger project for CAVA and more information will be released soon, such as a visual map of historical politiquera activity and precinct by precinct comparison of the total results per candidate/ per year versus politiquera activity by identified geographic sites in this study. In some cases, over 90% of the mail in votes cast in an entire Brownsville precinct are from only one street or building. Those are the historic cluster trends of interest to us. Not individuals such as a mom or a grandma who votes by mail once in a while, or a student who went of to college and voted by mail a few times. Ultimately the results will be sent to the Secretary of State and other authorities, and possibly a political science journal for publication, but stay tuned as more is be released over the next few days.
$5,000 Reward
ReplyDeleteGot a cell phone camera or video recorder and live in Brownsville? You could make $5,000 in the next few days.... here's how.
Stakeout Grandma's house with a camera or set up a hidden video recorder in grandpa's room in the highrise... or any family member who is frequently visited by politiqueras. If you catch a politiquera on video telling the elderly who to vote for while assisting them fill in their ballot - or if you get pictures of a politiquera taking the ballot with them out of the room, you are eligible for CAVA's $5,000 reward for footage leading to conviction. In addition to the reward, you will be a part of helping stop voter fraud in Brownsville.
Employees of adult day cares and assisted living facilities are also eligible for this reward. Capture a politiquera's illegal activities on tape and if the footage leads to conviction you are eligible for the $5,000 reward.
Remember, you have until 2012 Democrat primary election day to get this footage. Election day is July 31st, 2012.
Yaaaayyyy!! Way to go CAVA!!!!!
DeleteI hope somebody tapes these scoundrels! Wow, and she's HOT!
DeleteSo Masso, Lucio and Abel Gomez committed major voter fraud in this 2012 Primary, in harvesting these 191 (192) votes . Why are we just letting them ? Why aren't they be held accountable ?
ReplyDeleteIf Masso is COMMITTING CRIMES WHILE ATTEMPTING TO GAIN OFFICE WHAT IS HE GOING TO DO IF HE ACTUALLY GET IN OFFICE.
That's a scary thought, he would easily be the most CORRUPT and CRIMINAL MINDED person to ever hold office down here and that is no easy feat to accomplish in this Gangster's Paradise.
I'm not Sure, His and also Villalobos right hand man, Abel Gomez has extorted money while in uniform, protected drug dealers in Cameron Park, etc ,etc. I believe that he's the most crooked since Conrado Cantu
DeleteVery true, they are two of the same cut from a different cloth. Career Criminals the both em'. Masso with his illicit 8 LINER OWNERSHIP, and Gomez just outright pulling some Conrado Cantu' style protecting of the drug-dealers, and hey look at that as we all know 8 LINERS NON-TAXED ILLEGAL EARNINGS are and always will be a conduit for drug dealers to LAUNDER THEIR DIRTY DRUG MONEY through, so yeah again the two CAREER CRIMINALS do in fact go hand in hand. Imagine if they both were to get into office, talk about an even greater GANGSTER'S PARADISE.
DeleteWhich one is WORSE???? will not vote for Either Masso or Gomez!!!
Deletecute nerd girl
ReplyDeleteWhat happened to her blog?
ReplyDeleteIf you mean BT, that's by a woman attorney from San Benito
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