As many of my friends and relatives know, I annoy them with countless memes. A couple weeks ago, I was going through Gab searching for funny memes when I ran into someone who had posted the following exchange below.
Well, one thing led to another and while researching Emerald Robinson’s claim of election fraud, I found out about Tina Peters and her story. Why in the world would President Trump be worried about some gold star mother doing a lengthy prison stretch in Colorado?
Now, I do believe that the 2020 election was stolen. I thought the election was highly suspicious from the start, and I wrote about this previously. It is likely that the voting machines were compromised. I believed that early on after watching an interview Michelle Malkin did with Filipino attorney Glenn A. Chong. That got Michelle banned on several platforms. The longer form of the interview has since been taken down, but here is a shorter version of it. (Video might take a bit longer to load as it is on bitchute).
That the election was stolen appears to be the opinion of President Trump, too. Now, I was not familiar with Tina Peters and her story. Seeing the article in The Gateway Pundit above, I did some research and watched the video below. It details her plight and how she’s right up there with the January 6 defendants as to being wrongfully accused and imprisoned. If you have an hour to spare, please watch it. I believe you will find it enlightening.
Sharyl Attkisson reported that an analysis of Dominion Voting machines in Antrim, Michigan had a “a 68% error rate, by design, allowing huge numbers of votes to be flagged for ‘adjudication’ in a process that would allow potential fraud.” Of course, Dominion’s solution is to go on offense, and sue the naysayers. They claim it was “operator error” and blame it on the election workers who happen to usually be older and not computer savvy. In Antrim, a large outcry in the conservative district led to the revelation that Dominion voting machines got the count wrong in favor of Democrats. Similarly, like Antrim, Michigan, Mesa County in Colorado is an overwhelmingly conservative county that somehow managed to elect nothing but Democrats in 2022. Nothing to see here, no corruption, move along. If you do ask questions, be very afraid that Dominion will come after you like they did to Tina Peters.
Besides Antrim, the only other audit I could find of Dominion Voting Machines was done in Windham, New Hampshire. “The Dominion machine counted results were wrong for all 4 Republicans in Windham by almost exactly 300 votes.” Those election results had to be over turned too.
Above, the documentary “Selection Code” detailing the plight of Tina Peters.
I go back once again to Goebbels techniques. You always stay on offense and accuse, accuse, accuse. It doesn’t matter whether you are throwing out truth or lies. The important thing is that you are tainting the reputation of your adversary. Much like Coca-Cola got to be the largest soda company in the world, they did it through non-stop advertising. This technique of nearly slandering someone continuously makes people believe there is something there. Even if the victim can prove the stories about him to be lies, the general public (morons) will still believe there is something wrong with the wrongfully accused. Otherwise, why are there so many stories about them?
Likewise, shutting down debate about the stolen election has been one of the techniques. They always stay on offense. The Dominion lawsuit against Fox News was an example. The imprisoning of Tina Peters was an example. The imprisoning of the January 6 protestors another example.
If you watch the above video on Tina Peters, you will find that they set her up and went after her hard for trying to make the election secure.
Further reading on voting machine fraud.
I predict that in the midterms and in the 2028 election, machine voter fraud will continue unless something serious is done to stop it.
20 year veteran of the U.S. Border Patrol. Author of "What Bridge Do You Work At? Or, Kids Are Cute; Therefore, Open Borders" & "East into the Sunset: Memories of patrolling in the Rio Grande Valley at the turn of the century". Books are available at Amazon, Barnes and Noble, as well as Thrift Books.
Master's Degree in Justice, Law and Society from American University.
Grew up partly in Europe.
