"Real Patriots"

In the great hall at Mar-a-Lago there is a carved wooden table (walnut?) that features a magnificent eagle statue. Affixed to the base of the statue is a tribute to Rush Limbaugh. Clearly, Rush was well-loved by our president.

While admiring the display, it suddenly occurred to me that if Rush were here today, he would not hesitate to mention the critical issues threatening our liberty today, such as fraudulent elections and medical freedom.

It occurred to me that all those so-called conservatives that were riding in Rush's wake are now revealed for what they truly are: self-serving traitors. Because if they were real patriots, they would take on the real issues threatening America, instead of hiding the truth and spewing propaganda.

Yes, I'm calling ALL of the folks at FOX traitors. Including the radio.

Mike Lindell has stated that years from now we will look back at these times and recognize that all these things had to happen so that we could understand that we've lost our country, and know who the real patriots are.

I am proud to stand with Mike Lindell, who is a real patriot. And the grassroots is full of genuine patriots as well.

"Voter Fraud is Real"

After a talk in Dallas, a lady in the audience raised her hand and explained that there were ten people registered at her address who voted... but only she and her husband live there.

It was a powerful moment, because there were only about thirty people in the room, and about 1/4 of their votes had been cancelled from this one residence.

Voter fraud is not merely a cyber or abstract phenomenon. It is real, and we are losing our country because massive numbers of our votes are being stolen.

It's time to take our country back.

We need to Vote Amish... all paper, no machines, in person. This includes the rolls, the scanners, and the tabulators.

Nellie got presents from Arkansas today! (Ty, Ally!)

I try to be careful in my posts to use correct terminology. Recently, a follower suggested that I had incorrectly used the term “voter fraud” instead of “election fraud.” So I looked up the technical definitions.

Here is a good link I found on the topic:
https://www.criminaldefenselawyer.com/resources/what-is-voter-fraud-and-election-fraud.html

I appreciate comments and suggestions from my followers!

Since I often discuss BOTH election fraud and voter fraud, and since the terms are often used interchangeably (nevertheless they are different), I will try to be careful to delineate these in the future.

“Nellie is Smart”

Nellie is very smart, she just has limits. For example, she can copy books and transcribe hand written loan applications perfectly, but has difficulty speaking words with more than three syllables. Lots of CPU power, but limited cache.

She is sad when someone she knows dies, and understands that she won’t get to see them again in this life, but somehow she is OK with it. I think she intuitively understands God and heaven, and who baby Jesus is.

She understands what voting is, and knows who the candidates are based upon their names on the ballot. She gleefully completed her ballot recently at the polls, voting for three candidates that she “loves” and knows in person.

I don’t think she understands what election fraud is. I don’t think the thought has crossed her mind that people could be so evil as to steal something so sacred as our votes.

And I’m not going to try to explain it to her. Instead, I am going to continue to take her to the polls and watch her innocently and joyfully participate in the sacred act of voting.

And I’m going to fight like hell to put the bastards away who would deprive my sweet daughter of her joy.

I took my youngest son with me to the polls in 2020 for his first vote. He proudly voted for Trump and we took pictures together. It was a great day. But evil people stole his vote too, and he knows it. Despite my encouragement, I wonder if he will bother voting again.

Not only is this a battle between good and evil, it is a battle for the soul of our country, and for the happiness and liberty of our children.

I will not be satisfied until the battle is won and the criminals who would harm my children are brought to justice.

Fortunately, the battle is the Lord’s, and he never loses. I’m proud to serve in my Lord’s army.

“After Dr Frank Comes to Town”

My favorite quote in the NPR article… after Dr Frank comes to town “the tone shifts.”

Showing people the data and explaining how their elections are being stolen is very effective.

“Education is key, and the fix is local.” - Toni Shuppe, AuditTheVotePA

“Follow the Data”

There are various theories propagating out there about the extent of Covid and the effect of the “vaccines.”

Because of my experience in modeling epidemics, from the outset of the Covid pandemic I warned that “cases” are an unreliable way to track the progress of an epidemic, because cases are easily manipulated by political and financial interests. Tracking the number of deaths, though still vulnerable to some manipulation, was the most reliable.

To that end, I have been regularly posting the total number of deaths in the US *from all causes.* The CDC updates this “excess deaths” graph regularly, and compares the numbers with historical values for reference.

As apparent in the graph, we have been at or below historical norms for sixteen weeks. Also obvious is that Covid was real, and not merely a normal flu.

My working hypothesis is that Covid (and our response to it) has killed off lots of folks who were vulnerable or already close to the end of their lives. If my hypothesis is correct, then the total number deaths will run low for some time (a few years).

Some people have raised concerns about the “vaccines,” suggesting that they will produce a large number of premature deaths. So far this is not observed in the data.

The nice thing about *following the data* is that one can form an opinion based upon facts rather than mere speculation. The challenge is to find the best, most consistent data to guide our thinking. Those of you who have followed me for some time will note that I consistently report a few sources reporting data which I find to be the least likely to be tinkered with.

Time will tell which hypotheses were correct.

It was honor to work with Kentucky patriot Danny Whitacre, even for the short time I knew him.
RIP, Danny. Thank you for your service to our country.

The folks in Kentucky were asking for this graph.

“Vaccine Deaths”

I need to clarify some things in my earlier post regarding total excess deaths in the US.

First, there is zero doubt in my mind that the new “vaccines” are causing deaths and injuries that would not otherwise have occurred. In fact, I was graphing these effects when the vaccines first were implemented. (I was reporting orders of magnitude more risk than the typical one in a million ‘safe and effective’ criterion.)

But *cumulatively,* these new deaths are small compared to what we normally expect for the *entire* population, as can be seen in the graph I posted.

Thus, hypotheses suggesting that widespread deaths across all demographics are imminent have not yet materialized.

That is not to say that there have not been dramatic upticks in specific demographics due to the vaccines; in fact, I would expect it. Permit me to illustrate.

Say that it is normal for one twenty year old athlete to die per year due to a previously unknown heart condition. Then, we introduce a vaccine that exacerbates circulatory issues, and five twenty year old athletes die following receiving the jab. That is a 500% increase, and it is alarming and real. But five is a relatively small number compared to the total number of deaths in the nation, and would not be visible in the graph.

So the purpose of the graph I posted was not to address the younger demographics (which I would predict are being damaged by the jab), but to establish a baseline and to monitor the hypothesis that massive numbers of deaths are imminent due to the jab… a ticking time-bomb.

So far, not there. But that’s why we monitor the data.

Someone asked me why Bannon had on the Professor and Captain K, but not me to discuss the NPR hit pieces about us.

The answer is obvious… they’re better looking. ;-)

"Colorado"

I've been studying up on the Colorado primary election outcome, and came across the fact that Pam Anderson (who "won" the primary) takes credit for "modernizing" Colorado elections, and is closely affiliated with CTCL, the organization that funneled "Zuckerbucks" into our counties nationally.

https://andersonforsos.com/about-pam

How can you expect to win an election when the organizations that run the machines and cheat the system are in charge?

Wow. Just wow. Colorado elections have been taken over by the enemy.

“All or Nothing”

Anyone who insists that we need more than a single day of voting, mail-in ballots and ballot drop boxes is enabling election fraud and is therefore a traitor to our country.

A small number of absentee ballots are justified in special circumstances (such as the military), and a small number can be policed.

But the rest of us can get off our lazy butts, work the polls, and vote. We can run our own elections with our own two hands, in person.

It only takes them one day in Europe… so there is no excuse.

Or we simply don’t deserve this country anymore, and we have doomed it to the dustbin of history.

Imagine your doctor suggesting that he only remove a few of your tumors.

It’s all or nothing. And it’s that important.

Vote Amish. All paper, no machines. Single day of in-person voting with photo ID, paper pollbooks, paper ballots, and hand counting.

“Ballot Drop Boxes”

Saying that we need ballot drop boxes so that handicapped people can vote is like saying that we shouldn’t require photo IDs because then minorities would be excluded from voting.

Both are incredibly insulting. Not to mention racist.

“A Matter of Life or Death”

People who value voter convenience over election integrity don’t understand the severity of the problem.

Say a woman has a problem pregnancy and needs an emergency C-section because the life of the unborn child is at serious risk.

The doctor doesn’t say, “When is it convenient for you to drop in at the hospital?”

The doctor says, “Prep the operating room immediately.”

Because it is a matter of life and death.

Well, our country is on life support, and is at serious risk because our election outcomes are no longer in the hands of the voter. But people don’t understand this, so they choose convenience over election integrity.

They need to get educated.

They need an appointment with the “Dr.”

“Convenience vs Integrity”

America is bad shape; our citizens have been lulled into complacency, and they too often choose convenience over integrity. America is suffering from a severe lack of character.

Our enemies know this, and they are exploiting it.

Symptoms include:

a) Abortion over abstinence;
b) Fast food over proper diet;
c) Immediate gratification over long term consequences;
d) Employment over integrity;
e) Convenient elections over safe and accurate ones.

We sacrifice the sacred for convenient substitutes.

When asked what type of government our Founding Fathers had delivered, Benjamin Franklin said, “A republic, if you can keep it.”

Franklin also said, “Only a virtuous people are capable of freedom.”

The Golden Triangle of Freedom illustrates that in order for us to enjoy freedom, we must also have virtue; we must be capable of governing ourselves.

Thus, we are steadily losing our republic.