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The Jeffrey Epstein case continues to haunt Washington, D.C.’s elite.
Powerful people are desperate to keep their secrets buried.
And Victor Davis Hanson exposed the one thing about Jeffrey Epstein that left powerful people scrambling.
Victor Davis Hanson reveals the truth about Epstein’s real business
Hoover Institution Fellow Victor Davis Hanson dropped a bombshell revelation about why the Jeffrey Epstein client list hasn’t been released during an appearance on Glenn Beck’s show.
Hanson cut straight to the heart of the matter when he explained what Epstein’s real business was all about.
“I think it’s pretty clear now that Epstein had no talent other than blackmail, and he was not a financier, he was not a captain of finance at all,” Hanson said.¹
The respected historian painted a disturbing picture of how Epstein operated his criminal enterprise.
“What he did is he invited very powerful people to his island or his New York home, filmed them, and then he bribed them, and he shook them down and said, I’m going to be your quote-unquote financial advisor, and in exchange for that, I’m not going to release all that stuff,” Hanson explained.¹
This wasn’t about legitimate financial services.
It was about control through blackmail.
Epstein managed to extract a half billion dollars from wealthy clients who had no legitimate reason to hire him as their financial advisor.
“There were much better financial gurus, but he got a half a billion dollars somehow from people who were mainstream establishmentarians on the basis that he was going to blackmail them,” Hanson revealed.¹
That’s how this sick predator built his fortune and maintained his power over some of the most influential people in America.
Trump administration got calls from panicked elites
Hanson then dropped another jaw-dropping revelation about what happened when the Trump administration considered releasing the Epstein client list.
According to Hanson, the administration initially planned to expose the names but changed course after getting desperate calls from powerful people.
“I think the Trump administration thought, well, we’re going to release this, and there’s some crazy people that we don’t care about are going to be embarrassed, and then all of a sudden they got a lot of calls,” Hanson said.¹
These weren’t just casual requests.
They were frantic pleas from establishment figures who feared their reputations would be destroyed by association with Epstein.
“They said, why are you doing this? I didn’t do this. I went down to the island once. I was on a plane. I didn’t touch anybody, and now you’re going to release my name, and I’ll be guilt by it,” Hanson explained.¹
The calls came from people who claimed they had limited contact with Epstein but knew that any association would destroy their careers and standing in society.
Even if they didn’t participate in Epstein’s horrific crimes, just having their names connected to his operation would be enough to ruin them.
The establishment’s dirty secret
Hanson believes there are numerous powerful people who had financial dealings with Epstein but weren’t necessarily involved in his sexual crimes.
“There’s a lot of people who are very powerful that were giving him money or were trafficking with him, not necessarily all of them engaging in what he was doing, but just the association with him,” Hanson said.¹
These establishment figures are now putting pressure on people to keep their names buried.
“I think they’re putting pressure on people. I really do,” Hanson said.¹
The fact that so many powerful people were willing to give hundreds of millions of dollars to someone with no legitimate financial expertise speaks volumes about what Epstein had on them.
You don’t hand over that kind of money to someone unless they have serious leverage over you.
Hanson’s analysis explains why the Epstein client list remains one of the most closely guarded secrets in Washington, D.C.
The truth is that releasing those names would likely expose a web of corruption and compromised officials that goes far beyond what most Americans realize.
These powerful people know that their association with Epstein would destroy their careers and reputations, even if they weren’t directly involved in his crimes.
That’s why they’re fighting so hard to keep those names buried.
The American people deserve to know which powerful figures were compromised by Epstein’s blackmail operation.
But it’s clear that the establishment will do everything in their power to protect their own and keep these secrets buried forever.
¹ Victor Davis Hanson, Glenn Beck Show appearance, Blaze TV, July 10, 2025.
The tech giants thought they could replace humanity with their machines.
They didn’t count on one powerful voice standing up to their tyranny.
And Pope Leo XIV slammed the tech oligarchs and it created problems they never saw coming.
Pope Leo XIV becomes the first American pope to take on Big Tech
Pope Leo XIV made history when he became the first American to sit on the Throne of St. Peter.
But he’s not just breaking barriers – he’s breaking up the cozy relationship between Silicon Valley and the rest of the world.
The Catholic Church has often been accused of being behind the times, but Leo XIV is proving that faith leaders can be ahead of the curve when it comes to the biggest threats facing humanity.
In his first official address to the College of Cardinals last month, Leo XIV delivered a devastating blow to the AI industry that left tech executives scrambling for answers.
He warned that artificial intelligence poses serious risks to “human dignity, justice, and labour.”¹
Leo XIV holds a degree in mathematics, so he understands the technology better than most politicians who rubber-stamp whatever Big Tech wants.
He praised the technology’s potential to make all our lives better but made it crystal clear that if left unchecked, it could cause far more harm than good.
The new pope follows in the footsteps of a champion for workers
Leo XIV chose his papal name for a reason that should terrify Silicon Valley executives.
His namesake, Leo XIII, famously defended workers’ rights during the Industrial Revolution and refused to accept that people were just cogs in a profit-making machine.
Now Leo XIV is doing something similar by standing up to the idea that AI is an acceptable replacement for human beings.
He sees the Catholic Church as uniquely positioned to take on this issue, offering “the treasury of her social teaching” in response to “another industrial revolution.”²
And he’s got plenty of ammunition to back up his concerns.
Big Tech’s AI takeover is already destroying jobs
The evidence is piling up that AI isn’t just coming for jobs – it’s already here.
Major tech news site CNET started using AI to generate articles in 2023, quietly publishing around 75 AI-generated finance explainers.
But they screwed up big time when people caught all the mistakes and CNET had to embarrassingly backtrack with corrections.³
CNET tried to make it sound noble, claiming they were just freeing up their human reporters to work on the “important stuff” instead of boring recaps.
Yeah, right.
That’s corporate speak for “we’re replacing humans with machines.”
Swedish fintech company Klarna announced that its AI assistant was handling the workload of 700 full-time human employees in customer service.
The company claimed it resolved two-thirds of queries without any human input at all.⁴
But Klarna recently concluded that the AI assistant had led to a much lower quality of service and the company is now intending to rehire more humans.
So much for the AI revolution.
The corporate war on human workers gets worse
British telecoms company BT Group was even more brazen about its anti-human agenda.
The company announced in 2023 that it plans to cut up to 10,000 jobs by 2030, to be replaced by AI, mostly in customer service.⁵
But the most disturbing sign of where this is headed can be found in London’s Tube stations.
Ads from a tech company called Artisans have started popping up telling companies to “stop hiring humans” and boasting that “the era of AI employees is here.”⁶
The company itself has admitted that this was a deliberately provocative “ragebait” campaign, but it shows exactly what Silicon Valley thinks about working Americans.
They want to replace us all with machines.
Silicon Valley wants AI to replace your friends and family too
The tech oligarchs aren’t content with just destroying jobs.
They want to replace human relationships as well.
Mark Zuckerberg recently claimed that he wouldn’t be surprised if chatbots start compensating for flesh-and-blood friends and romantic partners as a solution to the so-called loneliness epidemic.⁷
The statistics show that plenty of people are already open to trying this, and some have virtual relationships.
Services like Replika – a customizable AI chatbot designed to act as a digital companion – are becoming more popular.
This is exactly the kind of dystopian future that Pope Leo XIV is warning about.
The Catholic Church stands firm against the AI cult
For Leo XIV and the Catholic Church, defending humanity against AI replacement is a natural choice.
Here’s the thing – Catholics believe that people are made in the image of God.
So when tech bros act like their machines are better than human beings, that’s not just wrong – it’s insulting to everything Catholics hold sacred.
Before Pope Francis died, the Vatican saw this coming and released a document called “Antiqua et nova” that spelled out exactly why this AI worship is dangerous.
The document warned that humanity “risks creating a substitute for God” by turning to AI as something greater than itself.⁸
That’s a warning that should matter to everyone, not just Catholics.
Even if you don’t believe that humanity was created by God, there’s serious danger in assuming there’s nothing special about human beings.
There’s something about us that’s more than just inputs and outputs – something that can’t be replicated by code.
Pope Leo XIV offers hope for humanity’s future
Leo XIV isn’t against all technology.
He acknowledges that AI has “immense potential” to be “used for the good of all” – provided it’s used responsibly.
The technology has real benefits when it’s helping doctors find new medicines faster or giving disabled people better ways to get around.
But there’s a huge difference between using AI as a tool and letting it replace human beings entirely.
In an era when people are losing faith in what makes humanity special, it’s refreshing to hear Pope Leo XIV willing to stand up and fight back.
His message about human dignity reminds us that there’s something about people that machines can’t copy or replace.
The tech oligarchs thought they could steamroll over humanity with their machines.
But they didn’t count on the first American pope standing up and saying “not on my watch.”
¹ Lauren Smith, “Pope Leo’s Crusade Against AI,” The European Conservative, July 9, 2025.
He can’t handle his own state of Minnesota – so he goes to South Dakota to sling lefties cow patties against former Governor of South Dakota and now Department of Homeland Security Noem. Is Gov Walz a progessive sympathizer? The PEOPLE in the U.S. have to wake up to that fact. Our tax base is being used by Walz to support the progressive party in Minnesota. Remember their congress person supported Hamas. Where are the voters – are they progressives and part of the cheaters that were recently called out by:
See what I mean? There are people who claim to be for our country and use our tax base to work against our country. Wake up citizens in all of our states.
A crowd gathers to hear Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz at the 2025 McGovern Day dinner on July 13, 2025, in Sioux Falls. (John Hult/South Dakota Searchlight)
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SIOUX FALLS — Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz regaled about a thousand people at a South Dakota Democratic Party fundraiser Saturday night with jabs at the state’s former and current governors, advice for winning back rural voters and blue collar workers, and pride in liberal ideals.
The 2024 Democratic vice presidential nominee — who was on the losing ticket with presidential nominee Kamala Harris — delivered the keynote speech to a sellout crowd at the 2025 McGovern Day dinner at the Sioux Falls Convention Center. Reporters were allowed into the event, but not to take photographs once it started.
It didn’t take long for Walz to criticize the actions of U.S. Homeland Security secretary and Republican former South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem.
“If you had to pick somebody who’s the antithesis of the South Dakota I know, it would be that,” he said.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz answers questions during a June 5, 2025, interview with States Newsroom staff in Minneapolis. (Sherman Smith/Kansas Reflector)
The two served in Congress, cosponsoring bills together before 2018, when each was elected to lead their respective states.
Their relationship soured during the COVID-19 pandemic when they took divergent approaches, and further deteriorated when Noem described Walz as a “radical” in her role as a Trump surrogate during last year’s presidential campaign.
Walz, speaking of his preparation to appear in South Dakota, said “I had to decide what I was going to wear.”
“When you’re a governor and you’re in South Dakota, do you dress as a fireman? You dress as a cowgirl?” he said.
The joke was a dig at Noem. She donned firefighting gear at a U.S. Coast Guard training facility, for example, and wore a cowboy hat for an interview on NBC’s “Meet the Press.”
“I know it’s petty, but some people just bring out the petty,” Walz said.
Advice for SD Democrats
He laid out his connections to South Dakota once the laughter died down. He grew up nearby in Nebraska. He hunted pheasants in Winner, saw drive-in movies in Lake Andes and “spent too much time” at a bar called the Longbranch in Burke.
Walz also prodded current South Dakota Gov. Larry Rhoden, who recently signed a bill that will allow the concealed carry of pistols on college campuses by gun owners with enhanced permits. Walz described that as one of the Republican talking points about South Dakota being “the freest state in the nation.”
“I think some of you may have a difference of opinion in that. I ran into an OB-GYN that says that’s not true,” Walz said, referencing South Dakota’s near-total abortion ban.
Walz told Democrats that Republicans who paint them as “elites” are cutting taxes for the wealthy and reducing support for student aid programs and Medicaid while “tearing apart” rural communities and mass-detaining undocumented immigrants.
“Is our immigration system broken? Yes. But our moral system sure as hell should not be with throwing people in camps,” he said, a reference to a detention center for migrants in the Florida Everglades that President Trump calls “Alligator Alcatraz.”
“The people building prison camps are never the good guys in history,” Walz said.
He urged Democrats to work on issues of importance to rural and working class South Dakotans, like Medicaid and Medicare, and to work with labor unions.
“There’s a direct correlation between the strength of the middle class and economic security with the number of people who are in labor unions,” he said.
He also suggested the national Democratic Party should pay more attention to places like South Dakota if it expects to build a coalition durable enough to compete outside of its traditional strongholds and battleground states. “A few million dollars” could make a difference and help South Dakota build the Democratic bench, he said.
“I hear people say ‘there are no Democrats in South Dakota,’” Walz said. “But there’s a hell of a lot in this room.”
Party expects more candidates in 2026
The McGovern Day dinner is the state party’s largest annual fundraiser. Regular tickets cost $125. Meet-and-greet tickets cost twice that.
“We haven’t had a McGovern Day dinner this big at least since I’ve been around,” said Shane Merrill, chair of the state party.
The party leaned into Walz’s fame for more than ticket sales. Vermillion brewery XIX whipped up a batch of “Walz on Tap” blonde ale, sold by the can at cocktail stations and by the four-pack in a silent auction.
Cans of “Walz on Tap” are on display for a silent auction at the 2025 McGovern Day dinner on July 13, 2025, in Sioux Falls. (John Hult/South Dakota Searchlight)
The enthusiasm was tempered by reality. South Dakotans registered as independents or without any political affiliation outnumber Democrats. Republicans have the most registrants and hold every statewide office, all three of the state’s congressional seats, and all but nine of the seats in the 105-member Legislature.
Democrats have faced criticism during recent South Dakota election cycles for not fielding candidates, sometimes for offices as high as Congress. Before the speeches started Saturday, state party Executive Director Dan Ahlers said that won’t be a problem in 2026.
“I need two of me to interview all the people who want to run,” he said.
The party already has candidates for U.S. Senate (Julian Beaudion), secretary of state (Terrence Davis) and U.S. representative, although Ahlers said that candidate won’t announce until the fall. Nineteen-year-old Robert Arnold has announced his candidacy for governor, and Ahlers said he expects another hopeful to announce for that race, as well.
Later, speaking from the stage, Ahlers declared “we can no longer be content with a few seats at the table. We need to run the table.”
“It shouldn’t be enough to field a good Democratic candidate,” he said. “We need to elect Democratic candidates.”
State Sen. Liz Larson, D-Sioux Falls, said she’s proud to have been the first female state Senate minority leader, but told the audience that it took time to get there. She lost in her first run for office in 2020, but “knocked on thousands of doors” and won on her second and third go-rounds.
Democrats believe, she said, “that you’re no better than anybody else, and we’re all in this together.”
“That is a politics worth showing up for,” Larson said.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz unveiled the part of his budget that focuses on education and kid-focused spending in January 2023. Glen Stubbe/Star Tribune/Getty ImagesCNN —
Where the Biden administration has struggled, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz has succeeded.
The former schoolteacher turned politician whom Vice President Kamala Harris picked as her running mate in the 2024 presidential race has been able to enact many of the progressive policies President Joe Biden and Harris pitched but failed to get through Congress.
Aided by a Democratic sweep of the state legislature, Walz last year signed a landmark budget that established a generous child tax credit, created a paid family and medical leave program and made college tuition free for certain students, among other measures.
“We’re pretty sure it’s going to mean a fairer, more inclusive, better and more prosperous Minnesota,” he said upon signing the budget.
The One Minnesota Budget built upon the left-leaning policies that Walz established in the state, including protecting abortion rights and gender-affirming care, investing in affordable housing and instituting clean energy measures.
Republicans, however, have critiqued Walz’s efforts, which entail an increase in state spending, as unsustainable and as increasing the burden on families and businesses.
Also, Minnesota was one of the few states to raise taxes in recent years, even though it had large surpluses, the Tax Foundation said. The increases mainly affected businesses and high-earning residents.
Here are some of the progressive measures Walz has enacted as governor:
Child tax credit
Many lower-income Minnesota families can access a state child tax credit, which Walz signed into law last year. The credit, which provides up to $1,750 per kid with no limit on the number of children claimed, is the most generous in the US and is projected to lower child poverty by a third. It is also refundable so families can receive a refund even if they don’t owe any tax, though they do need to file a tax return to claim the credit.
The full credit is available to single parents earning $29,500 and couples earning $35,000, and slowly phases out depending on income, filing status and number of children.
More than 215,000 families, with more than 437,000 children, have claimed the credit so far for 2023, Walz said in a statement last week. The average credit was $1,244 per child – totaling more than $545 million.
Free college tuition
Last year, Walz signed a bill into law that made college tuition free for students from Minnesota families who earn less than $80,000 a year.
Between 15,000 and 20,000 students are expected to benefit during the upcoming school year, the first year the program is in effect.
Known as the North Star Promise Scholarship, the program covers the balance of tuition and fees remaining for students after applying other scholarships, grants and stipends that don’t have to be paid back. The idea is that students won’t have to borrow student loans to pay for tuition and mandatory fees to attend college.
Students who are eligible for a Pell grant, a federal financial aid award for low-income students, may receive additional funds from the state program.
Students must be enrolled at a public two- or four-year college in Minnesota to be eligible for the North Star PromiseScholarship. They are required to be Minnesota residents, but undocumented students who meet certain conditions are also eligible, like they are for other state financial aid awards.
Minnesota is now one of more than 30 states that offer some kind of free tuition program.
Abortion access
Walz has been an advocate for abortion access. In January 2023, he signed into law the Protect Reproductive Options Act, which established the right for people in the state to obtain an abortion after the US Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade the previous year.
In April 2023, he signed a law protecting people who travel to Minnesota for abortions, and clinicians providing abortion care, from criminal penalties from other states.
Minnesota’s policies around abortion make it among the most protective states for abortion access, according to the Guttmacher Institute, a research and policy organization that supports abortion rights, with more people expected to travel to the state for care after Iowa implemented a six-week ban in July.
Students can receive free breakfast and lunch in participating schools after Walz signed a universal school meals bill into law last year, making it the fourth state to enact such a measure.
Nearly 4.3 million more breakfasts and 4.5 million more lunches were served to students last fall compared with the same period in 2022, Walz said in March.
“The data is clear: more students are eating breakfast and lunch at school, ensuring they have the food they need to succeed and helping families save money on their grocery bills,” Walz said in a statement. “This investment is a win for our kids, our families, and the long-term success of our state.”
The measure is expected to cost the state about $400 million over two years.
Gender-affirming care
In March 2023, Walz signed an executive order that directed Minnesota agencies to do whatever they could to protect and support Minnesotans seeking gender-affirming health care services.
Gender-affirming care is evidence-based care for people who identify as transgender or nonbinary. It’s been deemed medically necessary and has the backing of nearly every major medical association and the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. More than half of states now have laws that restrict such care.
Walz’s executive order directed state agencies to study the effectiveness of the care and investigate any health organization that denied it. The order also prohibited Minnesota from cooperating in any investigation by a state that aimed to penalize such care, calling such actions “a grave threat” to the health of members of the LGBTQ+ community.
“We want every Minnesotan to grow up feeling safe, valued, protected, celebrated and free to exist as their authentic versions of themselves,” Walz said after signing the order.
Saying paid family and medical leave is important for the health of the state’s workforce and future of its economy, Walz signed a bill establishing the program last year. It launches in 2026.
“Paid family and medical leave is about investing in the people that made our state and economy strong in the first place,” Walz said in a statement. “By signing paid family and medical leave into law, we’re ensuring Minnesotans no longer have to make the choice between a paycheck and taking time off to care for a new baby or a sick family member.”
Individuals will be able to take up to 12 weeks each of medical and family leave, for a combined maximum of 20 weeks in a 12-month period. How much workers will receive during their leave will depend on their pay.
Benefits are paid by the state but are funded through payroll deductions on wages.
Minnesota will be the 13th state to enact such a program.
More than half of the $1 billion spending package is being used to expand the supply of affordable housing, according to the National Low Income Housing Coalition. The state funds will also provide $150 million in downpayment assistance for first-time homebuyers, which will enable approximately 5,000 Minnesotans to purchase homes, as well as $45 million for a homeless prevention program.
“Whether it’s building new housing infrastructure, providing rental assistance, or ensuring homeownership is an option for all Minnesotans, this bill will have a historic impact on the quality of life in Minnesota and move us towards becoming the best state to raise a family,” Walz said in a statement released in 2023 after signing the bill.
The bill also raised the sales tax in the seven-county Twin Cities metropolitan area by 0.25% to create a permanent funding stream for Minnesota housing programs.
Clean energy policy
Walz oversaw a cutting-edge clean energy policy as governor of Minnesota. As part of a Democratic trifecta in the state House, Senate and governor’s office, Walz signed a law last year that aims to make 100% of Minnesota’s electricity clean by 2040.
The law compels utilities that provide electricity in Minnesota to switch from polluting sources of electricity like coal and natural gas to clean sources, including wind, solar, battery storage, hydropower and clean hydrogen.
Under the law, utilities need to switch to generating 100% carbon-free electricity by 2040 and get 80% of the way there by 2030. Minnesota’s largest utilities have voiced support for having to move quickly to zero-carbon energy but have also acknowledged the switch will be challenging.
And earlier this summer, Walz signed a separate bill to speed up energy permitting projects in Minnesota and get more clean energy onto the grid. Passing a similar bill at the federal level has been elusive in Congress.
Voting rights for ex-felons
Last year, Walz signed a bill into law that restored voting rights to more than 55,000 formerly incarcerated people in Minnesota.
Minnesota is now one of 23 states that automatically restores voting rights following incarceration of those who have been convicted of a felony, according to the Voting Rights Lab.
The passage of the bill followed several years of legal challenges to the constitutionality of the state’s former law, which prohibited people who were on felony supervision or probation from voting even if their prison term has been completed or they have never spent a day in prison.
Period products in school bathrooms
Walz signed a bill last year that mandates that school districts and charter schools provide free menstrual products in all restrooms – for both girls and boys – regularly used by students in grades 4 to 12.
The measure has led some Republicans to label Walz “Tampon Tim” for his support of transgender students.
Not including a reference to girls was deliberate. In a state House committee hearing last year, the bill’s sponsor, Democratic Rep. Sandra Feist, said “Not all students who menstruate are female. We need to make sure all students have access to these products.”
This story has been updated with additional information.
There are two ways to be fooled. One is to believe what isn’t true; the other is to refuse to believe what is true. —Soren Kierkegaard. “…truth is true even if nobody believes it, and falsehood is false even if everybody believes it. That is why truth does not yield to opinion, fashion, numbers, office, or sincerity–it is simply true and that is the end of it” – Os Guinness, Time for Truth, pg.39. “He that takes truth for his guide, and duty for his end, may safely trust to God’s providence to lead him aright.” – Blaise Pascal. “There is but one straight course, and that is to seek truth and pursue it steadily” – George Washington letter to Edmund Randolph — 1795. We live in a “post-truth” world. According to the dictionary, “post-truth” means, “relating to or denoting circumstances in which objective facts are less influential in shaping public opinion than appeals to emotion and personal belief.” Simply put, we now live in a culture that seems to value experience and emotion more than truth. Truth will never go away no matter how hard one might wish. Going beyond the MSM idealogical opinion/bias and their low information tabloid reality show news with a distractional superficial focus on entertainment, sensationalism, emotionalism and activist reporting – this blogs goal is to, in some small way, put a plug in the broken dam of truth and save as many as possible from the consequences—temporal and eternal. “The further a society drifts from truth, the more it will hate those who speak it.” – George Orwell “There are two ways to be fooled. One is to believe what isn’t true; the other is to refuse to believe what is true.” ― Soren Kierkegaard
Indisputable Proof That Donald J. Trump Won the Election – News With Views
If Donald Trump won the election, where is the proof? Right here
Election 2020, a hotly contested subject. Many people are beginning to realize that the so-called win by Biden-Harris in the 2020 election was anything but; it was in all actuality a highly organized and carefully orchestrated theft on the grandest scale imaginable. I wrote back in November of 2020 that there is Overwhelming Evidence of Voter Fraud – Enough to Change the Election – and there is more evidence coming out every day, including the gamesmanship playing out in Arizona between the Senate and the Maricopa County supervisors as reported by my colleague Lyle Rapacki.
On election night Trump was ahead, significantly ahead. By 930pm on election night, it was already a statistical impossibility for Biden to win. Yet, all of a sudden, despite Trump’s substantial margin, Biden was ahead and winning the election, how did this happen? Notice in the graphic below Trump’s lead (top numbers) and then Biden’s fraudulent lead – which occurred within 5 hours, in the middle of the night. Note also that this sudden leap forward for Biden just by chance happened in not one state or even two, but FOUR states, and ALL at the same time. Oh, and they were all swing states, but that’s all just coincidence right?
Images courtesy of Patriot Intel Report
Notice in the below image that Biden instantly received 23 times the votes that Trump did in Michigan. Not in hours, but in minutes. This is of course impossible.
Look at the above graphic where Trump was ahead by over 100,000 votes. In ONE vote update in Wisconsin, Biden leapfrogs ahead by some 20,000 votes. How can this be? Answer – it CAN’T.
One vote update in Georgia gave Trump 29,000 votes – the same update gave Biden 136,000 votes. Seeing a pattern here?
These abnormal, and unquestionably all but impossible vote count spikes gave Biden the win. Except that based solely on statistics, Biden could not possibly have received this many votes in so short a time, in so many states – at the same time. Neither could any other candidate – ever.
Have you ever heard of 100% of a particular voter precinct actually voting? Well, how about 150% – or over 300% of a voting precinct voting??? Well guess what? This actually did happen, in Michigan.
From Kiwiblog:
“Russell Ramsland of Allied Security Group, LLC of Dallas, TX swore an affidavit concerning a detailed audit his company did on voting machines in Texas in 2018. He wrote in detail of the many serious security inadequacies of the software and then examined the 2020 Presidential vote count in a number of counties in Michigan. He reported that over 3,000 precincts in the state of Michigan reported a vote count between 80 and 350% of registered voters. He lists a number of precincts in his report and in some cases a massive over vote. The vast majority of the precincts on the list were on or about 100%. The whole affidavit makes for interesting reading.
Note again the mention of Dominion, and particular software used to essentially rig the vote. It’s not possible to obtain 350% of the registered vote, that is only common sense and only a fool would deny it.
The Kiwiblog post referenced above mentions other very interesting statistical details such as Trump being the first president in 132 years to have increased his vote total in his reelection bid, and NOT win reelection. I encourage you to read the article; it supports the case that the Democrats cheated – big time.
Judicial Watch reported finding 353 U.S. Counties in 29 States with Voter Registration Rates Exceeding 100%. Seems to me that these counties are fertile areas for vote manipulation.
Pennsylvania was another major playground for vote manipulation.
From Libertas Bella:
“What’s more, Pennsylvania was another state where vote-counting was paused with the Vote Fairy showing up in the middle of the night to drop obscene amounts of ballots, all marked for former Vice President Joe Biden.
Two examples of such dumps were reported on by left-leaning Five Thirty Eight on their Twitter feed: 23,277 votes came in from Philadelphia, all of them for Biden. 5,300 votes in Luzerne County, which includes Wilkes-Barre, with nearly 4,000 of them for Biden. This was on November 4, the day after the election, when the number of outstanding ballots miraculously increased throughout the day.
Another vote dump went for Joe Biden by a 92-8 margin, something that might have been plausible in Saddam Hussein’s Iraq, but not so much in the United States.
Pennsylvania law does not allow for mail-in ballots to be counted in advance, which is rather convenient for anyone seeking to rig an election. Simply wait for the other side to count their ballots, then fabricate as many as you need to put your candidate slightly over the top.”
It is worth noting here that the vote dumps for Biden in the above article were reported by a LEFTIST magazine.
Ever hear of weighted race distribution? Yet another way to manipulate votes, via – you guessed it, voting machines. It works like this: the candidate you like, well one vote for that person counts as one and a half, or two votes, because the voting machine is set to weigh the vote in whatever fashion a person sets it for. Conversely, the candidate that you don’t like, each of his or her votes only count as half of one vote for example. All of this happens with none the wiser. Except that now these voting patterns have been caught by some sharp voting sleuths, like Dr. Shiva.
The votes are stored in decimal form, very easy to manipulate. Dr. Shiva also said that the process used by the HAMMER, which we reported on, used to allegedly manipulate votes is EASY to do.
In Wisconsin:
A data scientist who remains anonymous performed a review of the data in precincts in Milwaukee. His conclusion is very similar to Dr. Shiva’s in Michigan in three counties. The more Republican the makeup of a precinct, the more votes that were taken away from President Trump and ‘switched’ to Joe Biden. Also, ironically these votes move in a linear fashion which is very disturbing and highly, highly unlikely. The pattern indicates that these precincts were manipulated and votes were removed from President Trump and allocated to Joe Biden.
Over a period of days, more than a week actually, it was observed that the vote ratios between Trump and Biden in vote tabulation updates were identical – and this happened in more than one state. This is IMPOSSIBLE, there is no way that this could have naturally happened without any interference.
This happened in Florida, Connecticut, and Minnesota among other states. Again, weighted race distribution is mentioned by yet another source – Patriot Intel Report. Watch the video below:
At the State Farm Arena on election night, election workers were supposedly all sent home. Except that there are five workers still present, and these workers are counting votes with some of the votes being counted multiple times. It’s all on video. Watch at about the 5:45 mark in the above video.
How about the woman who was exposed by Project Veritas and busted by Texas law enforcement for harvesting votes for pay in Texas?
Now, in today’s world, the Democrats and the media claim that all information published claiming vote fraud via voting machines (Dominion) or any other way is “dangerous misinformation.”
It wasn’t all that long ago that the Democrats and the media were claiming the very same things are (were) a problem!
“The principle of one person, one vote is the single greatest tool we have to redress an unjust status quo.”
“We’re right to be on guard against voter fraud. Voter fraud would impinge on our democracy. We don’t want folks voting that shouldn’t be voting. We all agree on that. Let’s stipulate to that, as the lawyers say.”
Who do you suppose made the above statements? Barack Obama in 2014.
How about a letter from 4 Democrats stating that voting machines are not secure – in 2019!
“The letter, sent Wednesday, calls on election equipment makers ES&S, Dominion Voting and Hart InterCivic to explain why they continue to sell decades-old machines, which the senators say contain security flaws that could undermine the results of elections if exploited.”
Watch the above video which lays out the case that foreign countries were without a doubt involved in the 2020 election fraud. IP addresses accessed through Dominion machines connected to the Internet were shown to originate in Iran and China.
Even more suspicious, security logs for these machines for 2020 – are ALL missing. Now why would that be do you think?
There were also significant error rates in these voting machines.
From Amac:
“For example, while the allowable election error rate established by the Federal Election Commission (FEC.gov) guidelines is 1 in 250,000 ballots (.0008 percent), ASOG’s forensic analysis observed an error rate of 68.05 percent, which is a significant and fatal error in security and election integrity.” (Bolding mine)
There were also massive amounts of ballots that had to be adjudicated. What does that mean? It means the ballots cast are rejected, and then are sent to election personnel who then make a determination as to who the ballots are credited to – or not. This is done WITHOUT supervision. Vote flipping is the obvious reason here. In the past, votes rejected were low, not anymore, this being just another way for the Democrats to cheat their way to the win.
Consider the following example:
“For example, in Central Lake Township, there were 1,222 ballots reversed out of 1,491 total ballots cast, resulting in an 81.96 percent rejection rate. These reversed ballots are sent to “adjudication” for a decision to be made by election personnel. When such a staggering number of votes require adjudication, the biggest problem includes integrity and chain of custody issues. It makes it easy to “flip” votes without any supervision en masse. In past elections, the rejection rates were so low, this was a minor risk, whereas now, it is a major risk and most likely one of the means of exploitation that took place to defraud one candidate out of a massive number of votes that would have been in his favor. The video below demonstrates how easy it is to cheat at adjudication:”
Mail-in ballots are another huge source of voter fraud. According to a Google search, this is largely untrue. On a Yahoo search, you at least see both sides of the story.
Like how 28 million votes went missing in the last four elections. Or a Democrat operative who says mail-in vote fraud is more the norm than not. These particular elections were overturned because of mail-in (absentee) vote fraud.
Thousands of poll workers and everyday citizens testified via affidavit to illegal activity at the polling places. In Arizona, over 20,000 mail-in ballots were received BEFORE they were even mailed – this also happened in Pennsylvania according to the Geller Report. There is ample evidence of voter fraud, and election fraud – yet the courts refuse to even HEAR the evidence. Voting laws were changed in many states by state officials at the last minute – the problem is that having done this is illegal, only the state’s legislature has the authority to make these changes.
Anyone denying the existence of voter fraud in the U.S. should visit the Heritage Foundation’s online voter fraud database, where they will find 1,311 proven instances of it – including 1,130 criminal convictions.
Remember how the Democrats insisted that in the 2016 election the only reason Trump won was because the Russians “stole” the election from Hillary? These same Democrats now insist that the 2020 presidential (and other elections as well) election was the safest and most secure election ever.
There can be NO doubt that the Democrats cheated, and cheated massively. The numbers of all kinds simply do NOT add up. The evidence that there was massive vote fraud is so overwhelming that it cannot even begin to be contested. I presented a ton of it here, and there is a lot more out there from many different sources.
That last sentence is key – there is evidence from many different sources. A source, or two, or heck even three maybe got it wrong. But not hundreds of sources.
The election was stolen, and Biden IS illegitimate. Trump IS the rightful president of the United States of America.
By Greg Holt
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