I'm guessing he's referring to the whole; "If you've ever posted on an alt website it will be cross referenced to your social media and put up for all to see and hate you for it."... I'm not really sure this is plausible nor will it be accepted as okay by the vast majority. Same goes for the "If you've ever done anything in front of a webcam you shouldn't have." Seems a bit much/larpy in my opinion. However a lot of the rest seems to be turning out to be true, so we'll see what a China/Biden U.S. becomes in the coming years, and after 2020 I'm not really sure I want to gamble on what can and can't be done by TPTB. As for the whole psychological factor, I can definitely agree with the sentiment that it was meant to look like it was rigged. So you have anybody who gives a shit who now knows without a doubt that the system was rigged, which will be paralytic for any so-called Patriots or Trump supporters (i.e. millions of people) when Biden gets in office. Or the opposite, you have a bunch of normies/lefties primed to ridicule the idea that it was rigged. The division between people on the political spectrum is larger than I believe it's ever been. If anything, the only thing these two parties have in common is that they share the same territory, because they certainly don't share the same reality on. The right and left virulently despise each other over which reality they have chosen to believe in and it's more than just ideology after this election. It's quite literally a case of who has looked into the potential for fraud and who has not. The truth, which the right and trump supporters alone will know, is that without a shadow of a doubt there's fuckery afoot, but this is not a truth that is shared. It is thoroughly demoralizing, and the premise is that we have passed a point of no return.