"Strategy"
There are some strategies that are working and some that are not for fixing 2020.
Demanding full forensic audits at the state level is getting us nowhere.
Working with local officials is.
1) The Precinct Strategy is huge, because it allows real conservatives to take back the party and to promote and enable real conservative candidates. https://precinctstrategy.com/
2) Canvassing is huge. Not only do we collect affidavits, we are doing evangelism. At least 60% of the population now believes the outcome of the 2020 election was fraudulent.
3) BondsForTheWin.com is teaching people how to go after elected officials that have violated election law. This powerful strategy is already proving effective in several states.
Let me be clear: I and others (eg Professor Clements) are still working for full forensic audits. The point is to pursue strategies that are actually working to accomplish our end goals.
Every county and region is different. One strategy does not fit all.
But when citizens engage in large numbers, things happen.
When We The People are stepping up, being the government again, we are again functioning the way our founders intended.
Step up.
And remember to pray every day.
The battle is the Lord's.
There are some strategies that are working and some that are not for fixing 2020.
Demanding full forensic audits at the state level is getting us nowhere.
Working with local officials is.
1) The Precinct Strategy is huge, because it allows real conservatives to take back the party and to promote and enable real conservative candidates. https://precinctstrategy.com/
2) Canvassing is huge. Not only do we collect affidavits, we are doing evangelism. At least 60% of the population now believes the outcome of the 2020 election was fraudulent.
3) BondsForTheWin.com is teaching people how to go after elected officials that have violated election law. This powerful strategy is already proving effective in several states.
Let me be clear: I and others (eg Professor Clements) are still working for full forensic audits. The point is to pursue strategies that are actually working to accomplish our end goals.
Every county and region is different. One strategy does not fit all.
But when citizens engage in large numbers, things happen.
When We The People are stepping up, being the government again, we are again functioning the way our founders intended.
Step up.
And remember to pray every day.
The battle is the Lord's.
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Dan Schultz, Esq., has been a leading force for change in the Republican Party for many years. As an elected Arizona Republican Party Precinct Committeeman and state committeeman, a veteran, an attorney, and an author, Mr. Schultz has over ten years of “in…
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“Infiltration”
During our work in Nebraska, Retired Air Force colonel Shawn Smith relayed some of his experiences to several Nebraska state senators. One series of comments in particular resonated with them.
Col Smith described his responsibilities supervising teams of personnel whose job it was to scrutinize our military devices for vulnerabilities to intrusion by foreign forces. He noted that several of the people on his teams were “autists,” savants with remarkable hacking abilities. These remarkable individuals are rare and a national treasure being deployed to defend our nation and its soldiers.
Smith noted that for every one of these folks we had, China had ten, who spent every hour of every day hacking into all the electronic systems in our military and society.
He noted that is a losing battle.
So much so, that our military *assumes* that all of our electronic devices are infiltrated in their military preparedness training and preparation.
Yet we somehow presume that our elections are safe from hacking?
Stupid.
Besides, we know that they are not safe. All of our counties have been thoroughly infiltrated, and we have the usernames and passwords to prove it.
The only reason to continue using electronic systems in our elections is to preserve establishment control over them.
All of Europe understands this, which is why they’ve made electronic voting systems illegal since the 1970’s, and carry out a single day of voting with photo ID, paper poll books, paper ballots, and hand counting.
And they report the results that evening.
Folks, elections are critically important, and they belong to the people. We need to be implementing elections with our two hands.
We need to “Vote Amish.”
All paper, no machines.
During our work in Nebraska, Retired Air Force colonel Shawn Smith relayed some of his experiences to several Nebraska state senators. One series of comments in particular resonated with them.
Col Smith described his responsibilities supervising teams of personnel whose job it was to scrutinize our military devices for vulnerabilities to intrusion by foreign forces. He noted that several of the people on his teams were “autists,” savants with remarkable hacking abilities. These remarkable individuals are rare and a national treasure being deployed to defend our nation and its soldiers.
Smith noted that for every one of these folks we had, China had ten, who spent every hour of every day hacking into all the electronic systems in our military and society.
He noted that is a losing battle.
So much so, that our military *assumes* that all of our electronic devices are infiltrated in their military preparedness training and preparation.
Yet we somehow presume that our elections are safe from hacking?
Stupid.
Besides, we know that they are not safe. All of our counties have been thoroughly infiltrated, and we have the usernames and passwords to prove it.
The only reason to continue using electronic systems in our elections is to preserve establishment control over them.
All of Europe understands this, which is why they’ve made electronic voting systems illegal since the 1970’s, and carry out a single day of voting with photo ID, paper poll books, paper ballots, and hand counting.
And they report the results that evening.
Folks, elections are critically important, and they belong to the people. We need to be implementing elections with our two hands.
We need to “Vote Amish.”
All paper, no machines.
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“Nebraska’s Secretary of State”
Someone on his staff should have stopped him.
During formal public testimony before the Nebraska senate government committee recently, Nebraska’s SoS dropped in to testify.
Big mistake.
He made several blatant errors, which expose his ineptitude.
First, he admitted that he didn’t know that the USPS tracks every ballot mailed to and from Nebraska citizens. Uninformed.
Then, he admitted that a huge chunk of Zuckerbucks were spent in his state during the 2020 general election, and he didn’t find out about it until afterward. Asleep on the job.
Finally, he said that a hand count of ballots was not feasible in Nebraska, that it would take “until Easter” to report the results. Incorrect and unimaginative.
I’ve tried to meet with him on two separate occasions, but he has run for cover. At least he has some sense, if he doesn’t care about the truth.
The guy is a dufus.
His challengers in the upcoming election have an easy target.
Someone on his staff should have stopped him.
During formal public testimony before the Nebraska senate government committee recently, Nebraska’s SoS dropped in to testify.
Big mistake.
He made several blatant errors, which expose his ineptitude.
First, he admitted that he didn’t know that the USPS tracks every ballot mailed to and from Nebraska citizens. Uninformed.
Then, he admitted that a huge chunk of Zuckerbucks were spent in his state during the 2020 general election, and he didn’t find out about it until afterward. Asleep on the job.
Finally, he said that a hand count of ballots was not feasible in Nebraska, that it would take “until Easter” to report the results. Incorrect and unimaginative.
I’ve tried to meet with him on two separate occasions, but he has run for cover. At least he has some sense, if he doesn’t care about the truth.
The guy is a dufus.
His challengers in the upcoming election have an easy target.
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“Tough Lesson”
I think the toughest lesson for me to learn this past year has been discovering how inept and corrupt so many of our government and civic leaders are.
Our health officials don’t know the difference between an “innie” and an “outie.”
Our election officials don’t understand how our election systems work.
Our education officials have never taught a class before.
The medical establishment kills people.
Our sheriffs don’t know the constitution.
Our legislators don’t write their own proposed laws, much less read them.
Our ministers are ashamed to preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Our governors have become tyrants.
We the People have forgotten that WE are the government, and it is not only our civic duty, but also essential to the way our constitution was devised that each of us serve our turns as the government. That each one of us is individually responsible to be engaged in establishing the values and actions of our society.
By delegating these tasks to others, we’ve ended up with mostly the inept left-overs and power-hungry folks filling our important government roles.
It’s taken us decades to become so complacent and compliant.
We made our own bed, and now we are suffering the consequences. But we are steadily waking up.
It’s inspiring to me, watching America being reborn.
I think the toughest lesson for me to learn this past year has been discovering how inept and corrupt so many of our government and civic leaders are.
Our health officials don’t know the difference between an “innie” and an “outie.”
Our election officials don’t understand how our election systems work.
Our education officials have never taught a class before.
The medical establishment kills people.
Our sheriffs don’t know the constitution.
Our legislators don’t write their own proposed laws, much less read them.
Our ministers are ashamed to preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Our governors have become tyrants.
We the People have forgotten that WE are the government, and it is not only our civic duty, but also essential to the way our constitution was devised that each of us serve our turns as the government. That each one of us is individually responsible to be engaged in establishing the values and actions of our society.
By delegating these tasks to others, we’ve ended up with mostly the inept left-overs and power-hungry folks filling our important government roles.
It’s taken us decades to become so complacent and compliant.
We made our own bed, and now we are suffering the consequences. But we are steadily waking up.
It’s inspiring to me, watching America being reborn.
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“The Next Generation”
I’ve given over a hundred talks this past year, to tens of thousands of people. Nearly all of them are over forty years of age.
Should I be alarmed?
After all, “fixing the country” is only temporary if the next generation does not engage the truth.
If it is to survive, each generation must embrace the Gospel.
If it is to survive, each generation must embrace the constitution.
If it is to survive, each generation must learn to love and appreciate liberty and America.
I am pondering ways to reach the under thirty crowd. Any suggestions?
I’ve given over a hundred talks this past year, to tens of thousands of people. Nearly all of them are over forty years of age.
Should I be alarmed?
After all, “fixing the country” is only temporary if the next generation does not engage the truth.
If it is to survive, each generation must embrace the Gospel.
If it is to survive, each generation must embrace the constitution.
If it is to survive, each generation must learn to love and appreciate liberty and America.
I am pondering ways to reach the under thirty crowd. Any suggestions?
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“Hypnotized Clerks”
Recently I was speaking to an election clerk, and I asked her a question. Her reply was word-for-word what I had heard from other clerks all around the country.
I pause, looked into her eyes, and grinned.
She said, “Heard that one before, have you?”
We chuckled together knowingly, then had a REAL conversation about her county’s election.
Our clerks are taught what to say, and most of them repeat it without using their critical thinking faculties.
I love the way this in-the-know clerk put it: “All the other clerks in my state are ‘hypnotized.’ They have no idea what they are really doing, they are just following instructions and checklists.”
Our election systems are now so complicated that the vast majority of our officials and clerks have to just *trust* the vendors. Some are so overwhelmed that they just contract the whole process out.
But a group of high school kids could run our elections if we would just...
Vote Amish.
All paper, no machines. One day, in person, photo ID.
Recently I was speaking to an election clerk, and I asked her a question. Her reply was word-for-word what I had heard from other clerks all around the country.
I pause, looked into her eyes, and grinned.
She said, “Heard that one before, have you?”
We chuckled together knowingly, then had a REAL conversation about her county’s election.
Our clerks are taught what to say, and most of them repeat it without using their critical thinking faculties.
I love the way this in-the-know clerk put it: “All the other clerks in my state are ‘hypnotized.’ They have no idea what they are really doing, they are just following instructions and checklists.”
Our election systems are now so complicated that the vast majority of our officials and clerks have to just *trust* the vendors. Some are so overwhelmed that they just contract the whole process out.
But a group of high school kids could run our elections if we would just...
Vote Amish.
All paper, no machines. One day, in person, photo ID.
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“Losing Faith in Our Elections”
Recently I was speaking with a senior election official in a large state.
At the start of the discussion, the official launched into a long defense of his voting machines.
After about five minutes I interrupted him. “I’m not here to discuss your machines. I’m here to describe how your voter rolls have been hacked and how ballots are being stuffed in all your county elections.”
His jaw dropped.
“How do you know that?” He asked.
I showed him my analysis of his voter rolls on my computer.
He conceded, “Yes, we know we have tens of thousands of ballots being stuffed in all our counties across the state.”
There was another senior state official in the room. Hearing his reply, their jaw dropped:
“Wait... if you know this, then why aren’t you telling the county clerks?!”
I will never forget his reply:
“If we told our clerks how many ballots were being stuffed in their elections the entire state would blow up, and everyone would lose faith in our elections.”
Ya think?
Recently I was speaking with a senior election official in a large state.
At the start of the discussion, the official launched into a long defense of his voting machines.
After about five minutes I interrupted him. “I’m not here to discuss your machines. I’m here to describe how your voter rolls have been hacked and how ballots are being stuffed in all your county elections.”
His jaw dropped.
“How do you know that?” He asked.
I showed him my analysis of his voter rolls on my computer.
He conceded, “Yes, we know we have tens of thousands of ballots being stuffed in all our counties across the state.”
There was another senior state official in the room. Hearing his reply, their jaw dropped:
“Wait... if you know this, then why aren’t you telling the county clerks?!”
I will never forget his reply:
“If we told our clerks how many ballots were being stuffed in their elections the entire state would blow up, and everyone would lose faith in our elections.”
Ya think?
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“I know our elections are secure.”
I was speaking to a Secretary of State recently, and they were assuring me that their election systems were secure.
I described how easily they could be hacked via the internet.
But he objected, “No, they are connected via an internally secure network.”
I explained that hackers have the usernames and passwords for his network.
“Oh, no.” He assured me. “It’s secure. I can monitor the tallies throughout the election on my phone.”
I was speaking to a Secretary of State recently, and they were assuring me that their election systems were secure.
I described how easily they could be hacked via the internet.
But he objected, “No, they are connected via an internally secure network.”
I explained that hackers have the usernames and passwords for his network.
“Oh, no.” He assured me. “It’s secure. I can monitor the tallies throughout the election on my phone.”
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“Our Election Systems Are Air-Gapped”
I know it’s hard to believe, but election officials are still telling people who ask them about internet connectivity during the elections that their “election systems are air-gapped.”
I know. It is a really stupid comment.
But instead of calling them stupid, I like to hold out my phone and ask them, “You mean, like my *cell phone* is air-gapped?”
I think that they think we are stupid, because they are stupid.
Having our elections electronically automated is also stupid. Which is why all of Europe made voting machines illegal since the 1970’s.
Maybe we *are* stupid.
Let’s all stop being so stupid.
Let’s Vote Amish.
All paper, no machines. One day, in person, photo ID.
I know it’s hard to believe, but election officials are still telling people who ask them about internet connectivity during the elections that their “election systems are air-gapped.”
I know. It is a really stupid comment.
But instead of calling them stupid, I like to hold out my phone and ask them, “You mean, like my *cell phone* is air-gapped?”
I think that they think we are stupid, because they are stupid.
Having our elections electronically automated is also stupid. Which is why all of Europe made voting machines illegal since the 1970’s.
Maybe we *are* stupid.
Let’s all stop being so stupid.
Let’s Vote Amish.
All paper, no machines. One day, in person, photo ID.
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“Sure, there’s election fraud... somewhere else.”
It never ceases to amaze me, and it is frustrating.
I’ve met with hundreds of election clerks, and they all instinctively know that massive election fraud took place in the 2020 general election. (So does at least 60% of the general population.)
But they (almost) always think that the fraud took place somewhere else.
Until I walk them through their *own* data, on their *own* computers, in their *own* records, they remain unconvinced.
I think this is because they’ve been told that if they do all the things on their checklists that their elections will be secure. And since they work hard and follow all the checklists, they want to believe that they’ve done their job well.
But they haven’t got a prayer of holding secure elections with the systems they’ve been assigned to use. They’ve been set up for failure.
It’s all a massive deception, and people are making money from it, and the establishment is maintaining control using it.
So start off by being nice to your clerks. Help to red-pill them. But if they resist, then replace them as soon as possible.
Don’t wait for an election... you can’t fix a broken election system with broken elections.
Organize the citizens in your community, expose the fraud, corruption, and ineptness of your election commissions, setup protests, letters to the editor, attend meetings, go after their surety bonds, write affidavits of mandamus...
Be annoying.
Be unbearably loud.
Our country is at stake.
It never ceases to amaze me, and it is frustrating.
I’ve met with hundreds of election clerks, and they all instinctively know that massive election fraud took place in the 2020 general election. (So does at least 60% of the general population.)
But they (almost) always think that the fraud took place somewhere else.
Until I walk them through their *own* data, on their *own* computers, in their *own* records, they remain unconvinced.
I think this is because they’ve been told that if they do all the things on their checklists that their elections will be secure. And since they work hard and follow all the checklists, they want to believe that they’ve done their job well.
But they haven’t got a prayer of holding secure elections with the systems they’ve been assigned to use. They’ve been set up for failure.
It’s all a massive deception, and people are making money from it, and the establishment is maintaining control using it.
So start off by being nice to your clerks. Help to red-pill them. But if they resist, then replace them as soon as possible.
Don’t wait for an election... you can’t fix a broken election system with broken elections.
Organize the citizens in your community, expose the fraud, corruption, and ineptness of your election commissions, setup protests, letters to the editor, attend meetings, go after their surety bonds, write affidavits of mandamus...
Be annoying.
Be unbearably loud.
Our country is at stake.
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It's fun to look back at models I've done in the past...
Interesting that I predicted the morphology pretty well, but the absolute values are off a bit.
With such tiny variations (a fraction of a degree) absolute values are suspect anyway.
My model was purely mathematical, and fundamentally based upon Fourier analysis.
Interesting that I predicted the morphology pretty well, but the absolute values are off a bit.
With such tiny variations (a fraction of a degree) absolute values are suspect anyway.
My model was purely mathematical, and fundamentally based upon Fourier analysis.
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"County Election Officials"
I met with some county election officials recently. They admitted:
1) Their voter rolls were artificially inflated with non-voters, but blamed it on the state;
2) They had never looked inside their voter machines, but were told that they cannot connect to the internet, and they believe it;
3) They accepted ballots from people in rest homes, without signature verification ("any mark counts");
4) They sent large numbers of ballots to rest homes, with no way to verify that the ballots returned were actually completed by the voters the ballots were provided for;
5) They have an unsupervised ballot drop box sitting outside in front of the courthouse;
6) They have one of the most hackable ballot scanners in the country (ESS DS200);
7) They regularly report their voter rolls to the state central database.
And yet, they insisted that their elections were secure and not vulnerable to fraud.
I try to be nice to these people because they work hard.
But they have lost their ability to think critically.
Citizens need to demand paper poll-books, paper ballots, and hand counting.
Vote Amish.
All paper, no machines. One day of voting, with photo ID, hand count. Everything transparent.
I met with some county election officials recently. They admitted:
1) Their voter rolls were artificially inflated with non-voters, but blamed it on the state;
2) They had never looked inside their voter machines, but were told that they cannot connect to the internet, and they believe it;
3) They accepted ballots from people in rest homes, without signature verification ("any mark counts");
4) They sent large numbers of ballots to rest homes, with no way to verify that the ballots returned were actually completed by the voters the ballots were provided for;
5) They have an unsupervised ballot drop box sitting outside in front of the courthouse;
6) They have one of the most hackable ballot scanners in the country (ESS DS200);
7) They regularly report their voter rolls to the state central database.
And yet, they insisted that their elections were secure and not vulnerable to fraud.
I try to be nice to these people because they work hard.
But they have lost their ability to think critically.
Citizens need to demand paper poll-books, paper ballots, and hand counting.
Vote Amish.
All paper, no machines. One day of voting, with photo ID, hand count. Everything transparent.
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“Redemption”
One of the most amazing things I’ve encountered during my travels this last year is The Jolly String Quartet.
No, really.
If you are planning an event, and you want to transform it from a great event into a truly memorable event, please consider inviting this lovely family of youngsters to provide warmup, intermission, transition, and postlude music for you.
I’m imagining music during dinner, weddings... you name it. These kids do it all.
No, really.
For that matter... invite them as the headliners for a concert at your church, or even an entire service.
Because these lovely, and I mean *lovely* children are not only world-class musicians, they are a world-class picture of redemption.
And tons of fun too.
TheJollyStringQuartet.com
One of the most amazing things I’ve encountered during my travels this last year is The Jolly String Quartet.
No, really.
If you are planning an event, and you want to transform it from a great event into a truly memorable event, please consider inviting this lovely family of youngsters to provide warmup, intermission, transition, and postlude music for you.
I’m imagining music during dinner, weddings... you name it. These kids do it all.
No, really.
For that matter... invite them as the headliners for a concert at your church, or even an entire service.
Because these lovely, and I mean *lovely* children are not only world-class musicians, they are a world-class picture of redemption.
And tons of fun too.
TheJollyStringQuartet.com
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I testified to the Kansas House Elections Committee yesterday.
I think it went really well as far as content goes, but poorer marks for decorum. One online house member mischaracterized a meeting I'd had the prior day in Nemaha... which was recorded, so it's easy to verify that she was out of line.
I've met with quite a few legislators in the past... this meeting was unnecessarily and uncharacteristically rude.
Someone suggested that they were running scared, since they obviously have issues with their elections, but have been denying it.
My favorite part was when Rep Lee showed that the house's own research department had formally confirmed the vulnerabilities I'd presented.
Once in 2018, and again in 2020.
Slam dunk.
https://youtu.be/q5iwyk4Oj-M
I think it went really well as far as content goes, but poorer marks for decorum. One online house member mischaracterized a meeting I'd had the prior day in Nemaha... which was recorded, so it's easy to verify that she was out of line.
I've met with quite a few legislators in the past... this meeting was unnecessarily and uncharacteristically rude.
Someone suggested that they were running scared, since they obviously have issues with their elections, but have been denying it.
My favorite part was when Rep Lee showed that the house's own research department had formally confirmed the vulnerabilities I'd presented.
Once in 2018, and again in 2020.
Slam dunk.
https://youtu.be/q5iwyk4Oj-M
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House Elections Committee 03/15/2022
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Agenda: http://www.kslegislature.org/li/b2021_22/committees/ctte_h_electns_1/documents/agenda/weekly/20220320.pdf
Agenda: http://www.kslegislature.org/li/b2021_22/committees/ctte_h_electns_1/documents/agenda/weekly/20220320.pdf
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