"January Report"

Phew! January is already done.

I was only home on three separate days; the rest of the time I was in Montana, Texas, Wyoming, Vermont, Minnesota, and California.

My election work was featured in sixteen events, several interviews and podcasts, plus dozens of smaller meetings. I met with grassroots teams, community leaders, law enforcement, and senior state election officials.

And... I was able to participate in all of this despite the five days I spent engaged in a frivolous lawsuit designed to harass Mike Lindell.

I owe my efficiency to the local and national support teams who spend countless hours behind the scenes hammering out the details, including my scheduling and security, and grassroots organization. We are all very grateful for their volunteer support.

Most of all, I am grateful to God for the honor and opportunity to serve Him during this time of awakening in America, the country conceived and established upon Judeo-Christian principles, that established a *Republic* (NOT a democracy), and chose to be under God---the same God who conceived of liberty in the first place and who desires for us to embrace liberty and to enter into a meaningful personal relationship with Him.

February promises to be yet another productive month (I'm only home four days), with events and meetings (so far) in Indiana, West Virginia, North Dakota, California, Oregon, and Florida.

Pray for me and our country as we wage the long war of good vs evil.

Kyrie eleison.

Mike Lindell and I have endorsed Steve Knipper for Kentucky Secretary of State.

It's pretty obvious why...

“Global Warming Update”

Here is an updated graph of the ENTIRE satellite record of global average atmospheric temperatures. I’ve been carefully tracking these measurements and discussion since the early 1980’s. (Scientists began these measurements in 1979 because of the myriad issues with land-based measurements. Credit: DrRoySpencer.com)

In short, the graph illustrates that the average temperature of the lower atmosphere is steadily increasing at a rate of about 1.3 C per 100 years, essentially unchanged for hundreds of years (since the ‘Little Ice Age.’)

The graph calls out that the average January global temperature was actually LOWER by four hundredths of a degree Celsius than the 1991-2020 global temperature average, which is a negligible difference from the thirty-year average (within the noise).

In other words, there is NO catastrophic temperature rise taking place in the precise portion of the atmosphere where climate change alarmists have been predicting for decades it would be observed.

Don’t be duped. The anthropogenic climate change propaganda is a ruse designed to transfer wealth and power, and to undermine your freedoms.

Follow the data!

“Weekly Deaths from All Causes in the US”

Here is the latest CDC graph of “excess deaths” from all causes in the US.

I regularly monitor this graph to see how we’re progressing with regard to Covid and vaccinations.

My working hypothesis has been that Covid killed the most vulnerable among us earlier, so we should begin to see a subsequent DECLINE in weekly deaths.

Such a decline has clearly not yet materialized. Perhaps there are new causes of death present.

But for now, the simplest explanation (Occam’s Razor) is that we are currently experiencing, albeit small, the third annual doublet in our Covid epidemic.

Kentucky needs to fire Secretary Adams.

"The machines are not connected to the internet"

We hear this time and again from our election officials, and they even usually believe it when they say it.

I recently met privately with some election officials who relayed to me their 2022 precinct experience and had some questions for me regarding their Dominion voting systems.

During the 2022 election their voting machines would not boot up properly. A Dominion technician was dispatched to the scene, but he was also unable to get the machines to operate.

So the technician made a phone call.

Then, while everyone was standing around waiting, the machines suddenly came on all by themselves, and after a few minutes began operating properly.

The election officials were puzzled by this. They asked me, "Dr Frank, if the machines can't connect to the internet, how were they able to fix them remotely?"

"Good question." I answered.

"Harvest Baptist Church"

I'm not home on Sundays very often these days...

This morning, Nellie got up, showered and dressed, and made sure I was up in time for us to attend church together.

My boys each work at separate churches, so we seldom can all attend together anymore.

So Nellie and I visited one of our favorites--Harvest Baptist Church in Waynesville, Ohio.

Pastor Steve announced at the beginning that their church is completely debt free, despite owning a lovely modern facility.

A teenager led us in the reading of an entire chapter from 2 Samuel, Pastor Steve preached from Matthew, Hebrews, and Ephesians about Christ's Kingdom, and we sang four great hymns.

In the Spring they host a picnic where people bring their firearms.

Last Fall they hosted a Freedom Conference which celebrated the freedoms we enjoy in America, and the God-centered foundation of our great nation.

Pastor Steve sets a great example by wearing a sidearm in the pulpit.

It's pretty obvious why I like this church!

“February”

Tomorrow, I’m off to West Virginia!

In January I spoke at events and worked with grassroots teams in six states (Montana, Texas, Wyoming, Vermont, Minnesota, California), and I was only home three days.

In February, I’ve already been to Indiana, with West Virginia, North Dakota, California, Oregon, and Florida to go. I’ll get to drop in at home a couple times.

Tonight, Donna said, “So… you’re exited about West Virginia!”

You bet I am… I’ve been slaving away on huge amounts of their data, and have lots to show them.

March is already packed full, with Virginia, Indiana, Utah, Texas, Massachusetts, North Dakota, and Wyoming on the docket, and two days at home.

April is still filling up, but I’m already committed in Wyoming, Kentucky, California, Missouri, Ohio, and Montana.

The battle is heating up everywhere, as “We the People” are discovering that our elections are corrupted and what we can do about it.

It’s an honor to serve my God and country during this time of awakening, both civic and spiritual. It is also rewarding to see so much progress first hand, and to be building relationships with amazing patriots all over the country.

May God continue to bless us as we return our eyes toward heaven and enjoin the spiritual awakening He is bringing about.

Kyrie eleison.

“Follow the Data with Dr Frank”

My motto is “Follow the Data.” This the natural product of my decades as a physical scientist, and as a citizen who has observed that the masses are readily swayed with propaganda. “Pathological science” and “lying with statistics” are too often deployed and widely accepted as evidence, and the public is easily duped.

I prefer the truth.

For example…

Are humans affecting the climate? The data do not statistically reliably confirm this. And it will require two hundred more years of data for us to be 50% certain.

Are our elections being manipulated? The data overwhelmingly confirm this. We need to return to local control and to “Vote Amish.”

Are the Covid “vaccines” injuring/killing people more often than more rigorously tested traditional vaccines? The data confirm this. The jury is still out on long-term effects. My mind is full of images of thalidomide babies. When have you ever seen a vaccine commercial that listed all the potential side-effects? (That’s how you know it’s propaganda.)

Has our culture fallen into depravity? The evidence is clear: we slaughter our unborn by the millions, we don’t know the difference between an innie and an outie, and we are encouraging confused youngsters to mutilate their own bodies. Our religious institutions are in decline, and the percent of the public who believe in God is in decline. The human trafficking and pedophilia industries are in the billions.

Is our country in decline? The evidence is clear: our citizens are satiated and apathetic. Our institutions are corrupt and inept: a mountain of corruption thrives in a sea of incompetence. Education, medicine, government… are all corrupted and in decline, replete with examples of critical failures.

America’s experiment in self-government is failing.

One of my favorite things to do is to show people their own data in a way that they can recognize and understand. As people are recognizing the evidence and waking up they are arming themselves, homeschooling their children, growing their own food, changing churches, and becoming locally active.

There is hope.

Follow the data.

“Twenty Tumors”

Something is obviously wrong with your health, so you visit the doctor. After performing several tests, your doctor gives you the bad news: you have about twenty cancer tumors located in critical locations throughout your body.

“Are they operable?” You ask.

“Yes.” Replies the doctor, “And they all have to be removed, or you will not survive.”

“Then let’s remove them all!” You state—obviously.

“Well, there are some issues.” The doctor continues, “Some of the tumors will be expensive to remove, and some of the surgeries are inconvenient.”

“I can come up with the money.” You assure the doctor, “But what do you mean by inconvenient?”

“Well, for about half of the tumors we would have to go back to an older, manual style of surgery requiring more nurses, and the scheduling can be difficult. Also, the insurance reimbursement is more when we use the expensive new machines.”

“Well, the clock is ticking, so let’s get started.” You state, affirmatively.

“We’re only willing to remove the tumors we can using the new machines.” The doctor replies.

Obviously, you need to fire your doctor.

And obviously, you need to fire your election officials if it’s too inconvenient for them to return to a manual system of voting that is locally controlled, transparent, and can be readily audited by everyone using the system.

Every tumor must be excised. Otherwise the diagnosis for our republic is terminal.

"Vote Amish"

I've been using this simple phrase to describe how we can return to simple and secure voting in America. The phrase was hatched in a conversation with my friends Joe and Jane Blystone after a political event, where we noted that 60,000 Amish people had voted in the 2020 election for the first time because of the reign of our tyrannical RINO Ohio governor. They voted in-person, on election day, on paper.

What's your excuse?

Voting Amish means voting in-person, all paper, no machines, with an auditable paper-trail:
1) In-person verification of everyone listed in the voter rolls;
2) Paper poll-books printed in advance of election day;
3) In-person voting with photo ID and poll-book signatures on election day;
4) Manual counting of every ballot, with fully transparent and auditable processes.

It's how we did it for hundreds of years. Only recently have we become enamored with using computers for everything... even when it is not appropriate.

Of course, we would make special accommodations for those serving in our military, or those who have a good excuse for not being present. A small number of exceptions allows our clerks to do their due diligence on the absentee ballots.

But instead of making our elections more secure, our state legislatures are making our elections less transparent and increasingly easier to cheat.

If your legislator is not onboard with "voting Amish," then you need to get busy replacing them.

And don't wait for an election... you can't fix broken elections with broken elections.

Recall them.

If Nellie can do it, so can you.