Powerful.

“Grieving for Charlie”

Grief is a process.

It is normal during the process of grieving to experience a wide range of emotions, including pain, fear, anger, and depression. Emotions are often irrational, and grieving can be traumatic and tough.

So it is important during the grieving process that we give each other grace—space for grief. We may say or do things today we later wish we hadn’t.

During this time of national grieving, I encourage you to give *yourself* a buffer for filtering your own words and actions, and to be quick to forgive others who may make mistakes.

Kyrie eleison.

Can you guess which state I'm speaking in tonight?

Shasta County, California needs to elect Clint Curtis as their Registrar of Voters in 2026! (Currently serving as their RoV.)

https://youtu.be/tvr4Orn9ITM

"Tyranny"

Make no mistake: any state that that forces its cities and counties to use electronic systems in their elections is revealing its true agenda: to undermine the republic and to impose tyranny.

In order to subvert the liberty of its citizens, every state now centrally manipulates the voter rolls and monitors and controls the entire process through networked electronic equipment.

It is the duty of every citizen to refuse to comply with any law or policy which disenfranchises them from their constitutional rights.

You wouldn’t hand over your guns, why are you handing over your ballots?

Sadly, some of you are even handing over your guns.

Kyrie eleison.

"Too Complicated"

If your election officials insist upon using electronic equipment because manually run elections are too much work, then fire them. Hire someone willing to earn their pay.

If your election officials insist upon using electronic equipment because manually run elections are too complicated, then fire them. Hire someone who is competent.

Elections employ simple math, and are easy to run on paper without electronic assistance. Most modern countries don't use electronic devices in their elections because they are expensive and expose elections to widespread tampering.

We ran our elections manually in the U.S. on a single day for two hundred years, because citizens participated in the process.

Step up. Engage. America is an experiment in self-government. Don't be the reason the experiment fails.

Kyrie eleison.

"Mailed Ballots"

People who advocate for mail-in ballots often fail to mention how many voters are disenfranchised from their vote.

I've closely studied elections all over the country, and massive numbers of voters lose their constitutional voice because they've been duped into thinking that mailing their ballot is convenient and safe.

The only way to be sure that your ballot is counted is to show up in person, and then you and your neighbors do the tallying.

You should never sacrifice the integrity of an election for the sake of convenience.

Don't be duped.

They gave me this present at my York event in Maine. Humbling!

The DoJ is suing Maine because of non-compliance with Federal election law. These graphs illustrate the problem!

youtu.be/0N8h5IGJaqY

The “sensitive data” that the Maine Sec of State is withholding is readily available in nearly every other state. The reason that Bellows will not release the voter information requested by the DoJ is because it exposes the fact that she’s been stuffing UOCAVA and non-citizen votes in Maine elections. It exposes her for the criminal that she is.

NVRA (1993) and HAVA (2002) require states to comply with several requirements in exchange for receipt of certain federal funds. She’s been taking the money… she has to comply with the attached strings, but she won’t. This is an open and shut case.

Bellows is going to drag this out so that she can game the corrupt election system in Maine to her advantage in her upcoming bid for Maine governor.

She refused to meet with me, despite her promise to examine the fraud evidence I have and the vulnerabilities of her elections (their tabulators are accessible via wireless modems).

Bellows is a loser, criminal. Maine should remove her immediately, and not wait for an election. After all, she’ll be the one counting the votes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gI-2Rrkdc_Q

“A Perfect Day”

I’ve been working non-stop on election reform for some time. It’s exhausting, and it’s been a strain on my family.

So I treasure the five day vacation I just spent with my family in Maine.

John and Marlene Daley let us use their cabin on Taunton Bay, they took me lobster fishing (they are renowned lobstermen), and treated my family to a lobster picnic in a park by the reversing, tidal falls.

The weather was perfect. The sunset was magnificent. I was with my family and friends.

It was a perfect day!

When I offerered to help offset their expenses, the Daleys said, “No, Dr Frank. We need to you to be able to afford to continue your work.”

Wow…

Tomorrow, I’ll be on planes with my family. Then, it’s back to work: Wisconsin, Colorado, Alabama, Oregon, Florida, and more. It’s a bit overwhelming, but very rewarding to finally see the country waking up and engaging.

Thank you, John and Marlene, for the perfect vacation day. I needed the rest and the family time.

I have a PhD in science, which means that I am certified in the scientific method.

I love science, but am ashamed of the modern scientific establishment, which has prostituted itself to the political establishment.