The Smartest Man In The World – IQ 200 – Is Convinced The U.S. Election Was Stolen.

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Christopher Langan is an American horse rancher and autodidact with an IQ estimated on ABC’s 20/20 to be between 195 and 210. He has been described by some journalists as “the smartest man in America” or “in the world”.

Christopher Langan (IQ 200) is well renowned as the Smartest Man in America and indeed perhaps the world. Now, he’s railing against the alleged #ElectionFraud that “delivered” the race for Joe #Biden. My advice, “Best get ready for trouble.”

“SCOTUS leaves us with no option but to throw out the fake election and hold a real one to set things right. This new election must completely exclude Dominion, BLM, and other Democratic Party tools and gulls from any role in determining the outcome.”

Erasure or concealment of evidence is grounds for a second (corrective) election. There’s no way to legitimately certify an election in which crucial information has been deliberately destroyed, or in which corrupt officials and judges refuse to let the evidence be duly examined.

Many citizens, including me, won’t accept cheating scoundrels like Biden or Harris as leaders. Best get ready for trouble.

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