Posted on 09/10/2020 1:52:08 PM PDT by jimjohn
How To Defeat Mail-In-Voting Part III
By J. Johnson
Hopefully you have read the 2 previous articles I have written on this subject. In part 1, we talked about the immediate steps that should be taken. In part 2, we discussed the triggers to watch for before the election and warning signs. We are pleased to see that even prominent talk show hosts have made a point to get to the polls early and vote – just like we said. Let’s see what else have come to the surface since our last visit, and what we can do about it.
Recent News:
The biggest news has obviously been the exposure of mail fraud as common practice in certain areas of the country. You made have read about it, if not you can do so here. Due to clear mail fraud, an election in New Jersey has been thrown out, and needs to redux.
But here’s may be the most intriguing information is that the first state to have statewide mail-in-voting was Oregon in 2002. Perhaps that will make one understand why such politicians remain in power in that state. The unintended consequences of mail-in-voting is a 2020 site to behold.
And if would like to get a preview of what may happen after Election Day, read this store from the Atlanta Journal & Constitution (AJC), which reported a federal judge ruling that about counting mail-in-ballots after the election, so long as they are postmarked on Election day. a) How easy is it to post mark a fake ballot on the day of an election and b) being postmarked on Election Day could also mean 11:00 pm on election night, after criminals figure out how many votes the need to add to the count. The AJC article deserves a good read.
From our previous instructions, we did not think it was necessary to state that if voting-by-mail was mandated, you should do so anyway. But we did state a workflow to ensure a valid count could be taken. So yes, vote by mail if that is your only option. But if that is the case:
Of course, this won’t be necessary if you’re already working at the polling place. If you are working at the polling place, you probably have already been told the rules about politicking at the polling place. It is worth repeating that if possible, take Election Day off, and clear your schedule for the next few days. If your company has granted extra sick days due to the pandemic, they may come in handy in the days following the election.
I would also caution poll workers that you may find yourself in a hostile situation. In your orientation, make sure to ask about law enforcement presence at the polls. Even if there is a presence, be prepared for all contingencies. Think of it this way: In the current climate of insurrection, what could possibly go wrong? No need to go into further detail. Also mentioned was the possibility of becoming an election observer, although this is prohibited in some states.
Those who are planning their vote fraud are already telegraphing what may happen after Election Day. If you follow the strategy within these 3 articles, it makes sense. We follow our plan, with enough people at the polling places to prevent criminal actions at the polling places like we did in 2016. Back then, it was a failed recount of the votes in 3 key states. This time, the attempt will be to insert mailed-in-ballots into the count. This is why it is imperative to VOTE EARLY so no fake ballots with your name can be lawfully counted.
Again, we expect a last minute attempt (especially in blue states and/or cities) to close polling places and allow mail-in-votes only. The pandemic and/or insurrection will be the excuse. DO NOT FALL FOR THIS. At least one state (New Hampshire) proved that in-person voting can be done safely.
Other covert pre-emptive actions may include:
And so we have a game plan; the key is knowing what is game plan is NOT: waiting on one person to come along and solve the problem. Or to make it easier: If you expect there would be more than one person attempting vote fraud to steal an election, why would expect that one person could stop it?
This is the 2020 point of no return. The opposition has been promoting mail-in-voting ever since the first pandemic stimulus. Key to remember: They don’t have to steal the presidency. Flipping 4-5 seats in the U.S. Senate is needed for consolidation of federal power. If they grab it, they will not let it go. At which point, your only hope for a peaceful resolution would be action from the state legislatures.
To conclude, it bears repeating: For your opposition to steal this election, the most important piece of the puzzle is to convince you to do nothing; simply accept it. Unfortunately as we have a number of eyes in place, we have seen too many doom-and-gloomers simply predict defeat; writing off these warnings and instructions as utter nonsense. But as an experience ballot inspector, I can tell you that if the number of people who don’t vote in any election came in and voted for the same candidate, that candidate would win. So we get out the vote, we vote, we work the polls, we observe. It won’t be enough to achieve victory this time. We must secure it.
Coming Up Next:
The Pandemic Primary: Report from New Hampshire.
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There should also be a law that no precinct can report results until all precincts are ready to report: has there ever been a red precinct stuck at 90% until 2am?
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