2000 Mules - documentary film by Dinesh Joseph D'Souza

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Published on May 8, 2022
Video taken from 2000 Mules. - â€œThe election of 2020 haunts the American mind,â€ says celebrated filmmaker Dinesh Dâ€™Souza. â€œThere is a wide swath of people who know in their gut that there was coordinated, massive fraud. These people are frustrated that no one has been able to prove itâ€“until now.â€
This film depicts the truth about what happened behind the presidential election that was â€œtoo close for comfortâ€, and the documentary film 2000 Mules also opens about a vast network of operatives who were paid to violate the election laws.
All the research resources in the movie have been represented by a Texas organization called â€˜True the Voteâ€™, which demonstrates itself as an anti-voter fraud organisation. All the evidence that has been displayed in the upcoming movie is accumulated through cell phone geo-tracking and videos.
2000 Mules by Dinesh Dâ€™Souza (Documentary): https://2000Mules.com

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