Seriously, pause whatever you're doing and visit FactCheck.org, Reuters, NPR, AP News, Washington Post, or a similar site. **Absolutely everything presented in this movie is untrue!** The film portrays GPS as being perfectly precise, which isn’t the case—anyone who has used Google Maps knows that your location marker bounces around from one place to another. In legal proceedings, GPS data can only be used to establish someone's presence within a general vicinity. The placement of ballot drop boxes is deliberate; they are put in places people frequent, such as libraries, shopping centers, or schools. Mine was situated directly across the street from the grocery store I shop at and beside the library, close to a main road. The majority of individuals featured in this film declined to work with outside fact-checkers. One who did tried to demonstrate the GPS method but discovered that his recorded locations were inaccurate. There’s no depiction of any unlawful activity throughout the entire movie. This raises an important point: if those responsible genuinely possessed evidence of fraud, why didn't they hand it over to the FBI or even local law enforcement? (This is how four illegal votes *for Trump* were found in Florida.) It appears rather self-centered that the filmmakers would choose financial gain over pursuing justice.

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