Today is E-Day: the official election day for thousands of political offices, hundreds of election issues, and millions of voters. Supposedly, as many as 90 million people have already cast their ballots, before the polls opened this morning. In some states, more people have voted already than voted in total in 2016.
But what if the vote is meaningless, and the decisions have already been made?
Continue readingVoting will be done at roughly 1900 hours (Hawaii and Alaskan time zones) tomorrow night. Theoretically. (There are still court cases and local “laws” about whether or not ballots returned up to 14 days later will be recognized.)
Multiple lawsuits have been filed, already, claiming vote suppression, voter intimidation, stolen completed and uncompleted ballots, and a whole lot more. Almost certainly dozens – probably hundreds – of lawsuit filings have been prepared and will be dropped in the coffers within minutes of the offices opening on Wednesday. Whether or not there are ANY results posted or claimed.
Continue readingAs the end of the election season is nearly here, it is worth looking back. This election season, at all levels, has been warped by the novel coronavirus pandemic and the resulting panic and Lockdown. This is EXACTLY what many people predicted six months ago. Even the surge in protests, riots, looting, and more has been made greater by the Lockdown and its disasterous results.
Continue readingThough more than 70 million Americans (mostly citizens, right? wink, wink) have already voted, officially we have three days to Election Day.
For once, Halloween isn’t the scariest day of the year…
As we get down to the last few days before the 2020 elections’ official date, we need to figure out what benefits we can gain from this mess. In the long term, we are certain to come out of our current difficult straits, but we need to be prepared for that future – not just to gain liberty and prosperity back, but to reduce the potential for certain things to happen all over again.
As we have just five days left in the traditional election process for President and Congress, in this fateful year, we need to remember that ALL sides are pushing the meme of total chaos, social disruption, and expansion of our current civil war here in the Fifty States.
At this point, in our Fifty States’ civil war (for control of the FedGov and many State governments), is the new reality. The violence grows day-by-day, as the media, academia, and political parties and government official push their message. That message is one of fear, of demonizing their political opponents, and demanding that instant action is necessary to prevent a horrible outcome.
Continue readingOver at Strike The Root, L.K. Samuels recently discussed the question “Why are so many socialists anti-semites?” It is a good column and addresses many facets of this worldwide, very long-term problem.
But perhaps there is more to the story. Much more. Something to consider in this final week of traditional American electioneering and voting.
Continue readingI am, of course, speaking of Alex (or Sandy) Ocasio-Cortez and The Donald – with a blunt play on words. Neither of them is suitable for polite company, are they? Unlike the famous Disney movie duo, they are neither cute nor loveable. Indeed, they are dangerous to liberty, to freedom, to peace, and to prosperity.
The latest spat between The Donald – POTUS, Massa, and hated by all (according to the media) – and the young congresscritter from somewhere in the stews of New York City? Apparently, the congresscritter is upset with the POTUS because he dissed her in a speech to blue-collar workers in Pennsylvania. According to MSN, he asked, “She did go to college, right?”
Continue readingI have mixed feelings about the counter-media site Natural News, run by Mike Adams (not the deceased UNCCH professor). While it frequently reposts important news and analysis, and often has thought-provoking commentary, it seems to too often be sensational and willing to grab and run with improbable stories that exaggerate fears.
But usually, it doesn’t actually advocate outright tyranny. Yet this is what Adams did recently, in a article demanding that the US DOJ seize Twitter, Facebook, and other media. Why? Because these media giants have censored news and opinion. Most recently, of course, the censoring of even links or references to the New York Post story on the corruption of Hunter Biden.
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What do we do?
Election Day is NOT supposed to be Bill Murray’s Groundhog Day. But waking up this morning, you might be forgiven for fearing that has happened.
Sliding into chaos, a few of the Fifty States have decided to wreck the remnants of the Union. While many of us have prepared for the worst, it is time to review what we have done and see if we really HAVE made all the preparations that are needed. But first, we need to figure out just where we are at!
Unlike our usual election day actions of the past, my family and I spent the evening of 3 November 2020 keeping at least one eye on the election results bouncing back and forth across the States.
We saw the media tap-dance back and forth, attacking the Trump and GOP constantly. We saw the panic that many people exhibited as results and claims came in. We saw more and more confidence (or fear) on the part of many people that Biden was losing – right up until suddenly the counting seemed to come to a screeching halt.
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