“Racism”

As we demand election reforms, we are going to face frivolous charges of voter suppression and racism.

I think we should take on these charges head on.

The racism thing is easy. My friend, Kathy Barnette is a black woman. Really black. Beautiful black. She likes shaking someone’s hand and pointing out that she has a photo ID... and so does every other black person she knows. And they drive real good too. Boom! Right in their face. Gotta love her.

With regard to voter suppression, the evidence shows that there is massive ballot harvesting taking place in low income neighborhoods, halfway houses, homeless camps, and long term care facilities. You can bet we want to suppress this. These people are actually being disenfranchised.

Don’t run from these silly objections. Take the bull by the horns. Yeah, they’ll call you a racist. Big whoop. They want to steal our elections.

Welcome to communism.

https://www.governor.wa.gov/news-media/inslee-statement-efforts-stop-violence-fueled-election-lies

"My Boys"

Someone asked about my two boys (now 21 and 19 yrs). Here we are, hanging off the side of the CN tower in Toronto, about 1300 feet off the ground.

Trying to look like we were happy, but scared half out of our wits.

Mom made us do it.

Daniel is studying to become a minister, and Deryk is a musician.

For 208 years New Hampshire has hand counted their elections. In the largest election in New Hampshire’s history there was 814,000 people who voted. We have multiple towns in our state that use machines with less than 500 voters!! It is time to go back to our original heritage and hand count! William Gardner NH’s SoS, stated it will cost the state in total $150,000 to hand count. Which will save the state a tremendous amount of money!!! Although hand counting is more work, yes, but after all freedom is not free. The military literally puts their life on the line for you everyday I think one day every year to protect your voice it is worth the sacrifice to hand count!!! We’re talking one night every year!!!

These machines are not needed with our small precincts. When you learn the truth about these machines I gaurantee you would never use them to count your money never mind your most sacred right!!! Fight for your freedom and take back your voice! The time is now!!!

We need you to show up January 13 at 2PM

Comparing the official election report (Dated Dec 4th) with the voter rolls on Dec 4th for each county.

Both graphs show the same data; the lower one is simply amplified a factor of ten.

The Red bars show the number of ballots that were tallied, but not assigned to voters in the rolls.

The black bars show the number of registrants added or removed from each county's rolls.

“Their Own Data”

One of my favorite ways to make a point is to use someone’s own data. That way, they are forced to either retract their own data or to acknowledge the issue. Either way, the point is made.

Recently, in addition to some more complicated analyses, I’ve been downloading data from state webpages (their own data), comparing it with their own registration rolls (their own data), what the county officials report (their own data), and then with US Census values (publicly available data).

The very first obvious thing we find is that their own numbers do not reconcile. This exposes the fraud mechanism using their own numbers.

For example, they will have officially tallied more votes than are recorded in their rolls. Sometimes there is a huge difference.

Stated simply, states can’t tell you who voted in their own elections.

Stated differently, large numbers of votes were tallied from people who are either not on the rolls or their vote was not recorded in the rolls.

Boom!

Next, comparing their rolls with the census data reveals that they often have more people registered than they have people.

Boom!

Simple math. A minus B.

I can take the discussion deeper into the weeds of course, and predict how many people of every age are voting in every county, sometimes even the precise numbers of Republicans and Democrats.

But sometimes starting simplest is best. Just expose the problem first, then explore it in more detail.

And the easiest way to expose it is to use their own data and some simple math. A minus B. Then they are stuck. This is why so many states are hiding their data.

"Reading Graphs"

The reason we use graphs to show data is because they allow you to view large amounts of data quickly and efficiently. Much better than looking at thousands of numbers in a table, for instance.

Also, one can quickly recognize trends and patterns when data are shown in a graph.

The most common type of graph uses two axes, or one variable versus another, X vs Y, called Cartesian coordinates, named for the famous philosopher mathematician Rene Descartes. ("I think, therefore I am.")

When approaching a graph, first read the axis labels and values. That sets the context. Then examine the data themselves. Realize that although it may seem complicated at first, the person graphing the data is actually doing you a favor... saving you the drudgery of wading through long lists of numbers.

Take a minute to soak it in and to read the captions and legend. Instead of being work, the graph is actually saving you work.

A picture is worth a thousand words.

"Harvest Baptist Church"

This morning Nellie and I attended church in Waynesville, Ohio. Gotta love these folks, and I especially love it that the pastor has mud on his boots and a gun on his belt. (Maybe more than mud...) Not a mask in sight, King James Bible, Gospel message.

The pastor has a lovely family, and I gave his oldest daughter a copy of CS Lewis' Space Trilogy (she's a reader). The Trilogy is amazingly relevant to our situation today. It's prophetic how CS Lewis wrote eighty years ago what "science" would become in our societies today.

They opened the service with "All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name," and "At the Cross."

It doesn't get much better than that. So cool to worship and pray with genuine patriots who preach and live the Gospel.

How can people lie so easily, and people believe the lies so easily? People are so stupid. It is depressing.

(commenting on the clip I just shared)

God shuts up reporter as she talks about Jan 6th.

"Sanctuary County"

By the way, the county I live in is a "sanctuary county for the unborn." Unlike some other places, it's a safe place for children to grow up in the womb.

How did it get this way? Because a local college student did the legwork and lobbied the local officials. I am so very proud of this young man.

Every person can make a difference.

Every person needs to step up.

How about "sanctuary cities" for our elections? Your sheriff is your biggest asset in this regard. Get your sheriff on board, then go completely paper. The sheriff is your final line of defense against the tyranny of government.

I walk you step by step through a recent analysis of the Nebraska voter rolls and official reports.

"Military Patriots"

We took this picture at the end of the Cyber Symposium last August. The smiles you see are genuine huge smiles of relief... it had been a very tough week.

That's me with Kurt Olsen (former Navy Seal) and Col Phil Waldron (Army Intelligence). There were many "OPs" going on that week.

I also gained some foxhole buddies that week; friends for life. I now have at least an initial understanding of why military guys are so loyal to one another. Once you've been through the crucible together, you know who you can trust and you have each other's back.

I've been impressed as I travel the country how many of our most committed leaders are retired military. Their pledge to defend our country from all enemies foreign and domestic never expires.

And they know the cost of our liberty, having seen it first hand.

I never served in the military; I was on scholarships to go to college and university. Folks like these paid for my opportunity.

Now it's my turn to pay back some of that debt.

"Strategy"

Over a year ago, I began working with members of the Pennsylvania legislature on the obvious corruption we found in their elections. I learned some important lessons during that time that significantly affected how I proceeded from that juncture.

1) Our legislatures don't want to fix our elections. They like having control of them. There are a few good legislators, but no good legislatures;
2) Never underestimate the ability of politics to undermine the will of the people;
3) Politicians don't start parades, they join them;
4) You have to explain things using crayons, or not enough people will understand;
5) Stick to the simplest arguments. The fancy math is cool, but no one gets it;
6) The legal system is corrupted, and is upholding the status quo;
7) Our citizens are complacent and incapable of critical thinking;
8) Our media are proactive and complicit;
9) This is a battle between good and evil, and evil people are in control;
10) Our only hope is in God, revival, and We the People.

I can be slow at times, and I've had to learn and re-learn some of these lessons. For example, I keep falling into the trap that we can use our corrupt institutions to fix our corrupt institutions. Duh.

The power has always been with the people, and it always will be. But We the People have forgotten this.

So my plan has not been to prepare and publish scientific papers. It has been to find the most compelling ways to explain to We the People how their elections are being stolen from them. Once they know, then they can act.

Every day, I work on new data and new presentations. I give interviews. I give talks. I help the good public officials. Anything to teach and motivate We the People.

And the public is steadily waking up. Over 60% of the public now believes that the 2020 general election outcome was fraudulent. We're winning.

In the end, I can do nothing, and I take no credit for myself.

But We the People can. So that is my focus.

"Am I Vaccinated?"

Are you kidding?

I've hugged about fifty thousand people in the last nine months. I suppose you could call me a "super-spreader."

As far as I'm concerned, I think we are a year behind on hugs. We need to get busy!

"Greet one another with a holy kiss."

I was very ill in early 2020, pretty sure it was Covid. But by now I am so naturally vaccinated, plus thousands of booster shots, I'm not concerned.

And neither should you be.

"Fool Me Once..."

I don't work with people who lie to me, or who don't keep their word.

Mistakes, fine.
Failures, fine.

Because I make mistakes,
and I fail too.

But I'll admit it,
and ask for forgiveness.

But lie to my face?
Go back on your word?

Hit the road, Jack.

"Pulling Freight"

Michelle cracks me up. She makes a lot of things go in this movement. People have no idea.

Thanks, Michelle.

"Hacking"

Cities get hacked.
Hospitals get hacked.
Businesses get hacked.
Power grids get hacked.
Credit cards get hacked.
Phones get hacked.
Some of our state officials admit that the usernames and passwords to all their county systems are on the dark web.

Yet our elections, run by technically incompetent people, are "the most secure in history."

But the thing that just blows me away is that some of our election officials actually believe that their systems are secure.

And the people believe them too.

And the media promotes this silliness.

Sooo stupid. Intolerably so.

In order to believe something so obviously stupid, people must really want to believe it. The bad orange man just had to go. And we can't let those redneck deplorables gain control of our country, or we'll never be able to convince everyone that there is no difference between and innie and an outie.

Even a sheep knows that. And sheep are really stupid.

"The Sheriff"

If your Secretary of State insists that you use their stupid election machines, simply tell them, "No."

Get your sheriff on board first, though.

I heard a sheriff say recently, "They can buy all the machines they want, but I have the keys to the buildings."

The reason you elect your sheriff is because he defends the community against the tyranny of the government.