"Internet Connections"

If your state officials are continuing to deny that the voting machines are connected to the internet, ask them for the following:

1) Copies of the contracts with the voting machines and systems companies:

2) Model numbers and specifications for all the equipment that is used to manage their elections.

You'll be surprised to discover how many of the contracts list the "modems" right in the specifications.

Most do not OWN the election equipment. Instead, they purchase leases and service contracts for the equipment that forbids them access to internal inspections, including the software.

Only personnel certified by the election machines/systems providers are allowed in the machines.

Think about it... our officials are essentially saying, "We trust you to run our elections in a fair manner."

Well, they aren't.

Every citizen is entitled to look inside of every machine, because they have the constitutional right to defend their own vote.

And as the Antrim, MI case shows (public record), when you take the cover off the machine, the cell phone card is sitting right there... it's even labeled "3G" and "4G."

And there's more...

"Sioux Falls Cyber Symposium"

Since Mr Lindell's announcement of the release of 34 Tb of PCAPs at the August 10-12 Cyber Symposium in Sioux Falls, SD I've been inundated with requests to participate.

It is going to be an historical event!

If you are a cyber-geek with the right credentials, and you want to participate in the symposium, please email me at DrDouglasGFrank@outlook.com. Put "Cyber Geek" in the subject line. They will be aggressively screening applicants, and I will forward your application.

If you are a media person, a politician, or a supermom who wants to participate, please await further instructions.

Regards,
Dr Frank

Who knew that this moment of levity would go viral...

Teaser for the movie "Scientific Proof"

https://home.frankspeech.com/tv/video/scientific-proof-internationally-renowned-physicist-absolutely-proves-2020-election-was

"The Red Pill"

Early on, I showed one of my election fraud presentations to a trusted friend, someone with decades of experience in the political arena. He said,

"Dr Frank, your analysis is impeccable and obviously correct. Your problem is going to be censorship and getting the people to believe that we have become so corrupt."

He's right.

But we do have something going for us. We just collectively experienced a solid year of our governments lying to us with numbers and infringing upon our liberty.

So we now have an army of supermoms who are really, really unhappy about it. They took the "Red Pill" quite early, and their momma-bear claws are out.

That army of supermoms is gonna save our country.

And steadily, more of the public is catching on.

During this time, every awake person needs to be handing out red pills.

Don't be shy.

I keep hearing people say things like, "If you don't like the way your elections are being run, elect new Election Boards."

Or, "Speak to your state legislators. And if you don't like the reforms they are proposing, elect new legislators."

Hmmm....

*Folks, you can't fix broken elections with broken elections.*

That's like picking yourself up by your own bootstraps.

"Supermoms"
Lots of folks are engaged in the fight to save our country.
During the time I was modeling Covid for every county in the US and for thirty countries, I discovered that the vast majority of our "activists" were our moms, especially when it came to our schools.
Perhaps it is because our moms typically do more social media, or because more often it is the moms who are engaged in issues with their kids.
Nevertheless, the trend was obvious, and I created this meme in October.
Now that I am working on election issues, the situation has not changed... the persistent folks, and the ones who are like a "dog with a bone, and will never let go" are once again our supermoms.
That is not to say that we don't also have some amazing superdads. I call them "honorary supermoms." And our grandmoms are doubly qualified.
And if you never had a child, then I will consider myself adopted.
Mom, dad... everyone is welcome in the supermom army.

That's graph paper and a mechanical pencil in my pocket...

These lovely ladies made the shirts themselves, and visited me while broadcasting live from a brewery in Ohio. Classic!

My Report for PA; used to be up on YouTube.

The Registration Key to Colorado

Fun interview today on Matrixxx Grooove!

https://www.mg.show/podcast/dr-frank-make-math-great-again/

The county level analyses that I've been posting for several states demonstrates that an algorithm is operating which regulates election outcomes by county to meet a pre-determined final result for each state.

At first, I was bothered by the fact that I could detect this unnatural behavior in every county that I examined. But then I saw Mike Lindell's PCAP data, which show that over 3,000 of our 3,142 counties (over 95%) were hacked and tracked during the November 2020 election.

And since then, about a dozen other groups have confirmed my county level analyses around the country.

Recently, I was in a meeting at a Secretary of State's office, and they claimed that my analysis was wrong because they could not re-produce it. I showed them what they were doing wrong, but they still didn't get it.

Their logic is: "Because we can't do what you [and others] can, you must be wrong."

Uh, huh.

Some people confuse nuance with compromise. Sometimes, maturity and and careful examination and thought are the order of the day.

I encourage everyone to remember that issues are not always black and white, and to give the benefit of the doubt to those who have similar values but are approaching solutions from different directions.

It is easier to oppose an offensive maneuver when there are no flank attacks.

"Nuance"

One of my favorite examples of nuance and experience was a situation with a student after class about twenty years ago. He was quite agitated.

He asked, "Dr Frank, I know that you think abortion is immoral. Why do you oppose the idea of President Bush giving an executive order banning abortion?"

I explained that we never want to give our president the the power to impose moral decisions such as this on this public.

Ten years later when Obama was president, the same student wrote me a nice email.

He wrote, "Now, I understand."

Predicting the ballot demographics for all Minnesota counties, starting from the registration database.

"Is My Secretary of State Complicit in the Fraud?"

I was speaking recently with a state legislator who had just taken the red pill.

They were angry and sad to discover what is happening in their state and in our country, and are joining other legislators around the county to address the issue.

As a state legislator, they are legally entitled to examine the state voting records, but are being denied access by the SoS. And as we are now seeing in multiple states, the SoS office is now declining all requests to view the voter databases, despite the fact that it is public information that they are legally required to provide.

Because we figured out the steal.

Now, across the country SoS offices are CYA. Pay attention to who is hunkering down, and who is encouraging transparency.

Essentially, we know from the PCAP data that every state and county was hacked. Is that necessarily the fault of the SoS? No. If they own up to their vulnerabilities and admit they were hacked, they could be heroes of election reform.

Where are these Secretary of State heroes?

Seems to me if they are hunkering down, they must be hiding something.

And we know what it is.

"The Lifeboat Problem, pt 2"

The traditional presentation of this ethical dilemma is stated as follows:

"You are the captain of a sinking ship with 100 passengers, and the lifeboat only holds fifty. By choosing to save fifty, you condemn fifty to death. What do you do?"

I think a more difficult version is as follows:

"Fifty of you are already in the lifeboat, and you only have enough water to last a day before people will begin dying. Every day that goes by increases your chance of rescue. It is very likely that the raft will be discovered within a week. If you toss half the people overboard, the balance can survive for two days. If you toss forty-three overboard, the remaining seven will almost certainly survive. What do you do?"

a) Refuse to decide. There will likely be no survivors.
b) Pray for a miracle.
c) Make a tough decision to try to save some.
d) Murder is wrong. Stand on principle. Everyone dies. But is it really murder?

There are problems like this in real life, and people are presented with difficult choices.

I say, stand on principle, use your brain, and step up. Face reality. Make choices, and pray for a miracle.

And if you are making choices, you are likely making mistakes too. Goes with the territory.

"The Utah Registration Key"

Using the data for one county (Salt Lake), I predict the voter demographics for all the rest.

"That ain't natural, buddy."

Looking forward to my visit to Utah this week!