TERESA Stanfill Benns has written a piece about the presidential election at her website Betrayed Catholics. She draws on her experience as a newspaper reporter in Colorado during a disputed election.

“The county I covered was a longtime Democrat stronghold. Republicans and Independents were not held in high esteem. It was a good ole boy and girl pat-my-back-and-I’ll-pat-yours arrangement that had worked well for quite some time, and the powers that be saw no need to change course. It was that way then and it is that way now, both in that county and in many places nationally. Democrats also controlled the irregular elections held in a small town in that same county. I cannot change the facts or deny what I saw with my own eyes. Not that Republicans are guiltless, as the election article link above explains. But for this time and this election, fueled by a hatred deliberately exacerbated by the media and Democrat politicians, they had both the opportunity and the motive to flip this election.”

Benns suggests a new election in contested states with paper ballots supervised by the National Guard.

She makes interesting connections between presidential vote fraud and the subversion of the Catholic Church through a false papal election in 1958.

PATRICK writes:

I read some of your recent points on voting and am wondering if you are familiar with Catholic theology on the matter.

It was recently laid out here and here.

I am not interested in debating this as Catholic teaching on the matter is clear and it is that to which we ought to submit, without question.  I am simply passing this along out in the event you were unaware. Read More »

FOR crying out loud, can’t they conduct ONE psyop without a drill beforehand?

The Transition Integrity Project (TIP) was a series of June 2020 political scenario exercises in the United States, involving over 100 current and former senior government and campaign leaders, academics, journalists, polling experts and former federal and state government officials. The exercises examined potential disruptions to the 2020 presidential election and transition.^[1][2][3][4] TIP is not an organization, but rather a short-term project run under the auspices of the organization Protect Democracy.

The Transition Integrity Project was initially organized in late 2019^[5] by Rosa Brooks, a law professor at Georgetown and former Pentagon senior official, and Nils Gilman, a former vice chancellor of the University of California, Berkeley and historian at the Berggruen Institute. Other participants in the Transition Integrity Project’s exercises included:^[3][6][7] Read More »

THE mainstream media has called the election for Biden. It has no authority to do so when there are so many questions about vote counts. This is all about instigating chaos. But, boy, was I wrong about how they would do it.

I’m no fan of Donald Trump. I didn’t even vote for him (or Biden) this week. But calling this election now is a gross injustice. How could tens of thousands come out to vote for Republicans for Congress and state legislatures and then vote for Biden? How could the turnout in places like Wisconsin and Philadelphia have been greater for Biden, whom nobody likes, than the hugely popular Obama? How could 150,000 Michiganers vote for president but not in the Senate race? How could six states where Trump was ahead all flip to Biden? How could this 77-year-old with mild dementia and a penchant for pawing children get more votes than anyone in history? They are mocking you.

We were tipped off weeks ago when Kamala Harris asked Pence during the debate if Trump would leave the White House if he did not accept the election results and when Trudeau said he was going to send troops if Trump refused to accept results. How could they know?

Trump voters put up with a stinking swamp, shuttered businesses, lockdowns, drag queens, riots, pardoned crooks, open borders, and chemtrails. They were betrayed by their hero. Will they put up with the same under Biden? Let’s hope not.

JOHN HARRIS writes at his blog:

As practically idiotic as any program must be that aims to ensure the “health of the collective”, I’m infinitely more disturbed by the moral assumptions—the immoral presumption, I should say—behind collectivist hygiene.  The very idea that my society has the right to make me impede my airflow out of consideration for others is the most maniacally self-centered inversion of selflessness imaginable.  I exist.  You exist.  Each of us poses certain potential threats to all others around us through the mere fact of our existence.  We might misstep on an escalator with dozens of people below us.  We might swipe an incautious pedestrian starting across an intersection while we’re peering at street signs.  We might drop something that creates a sudden racket in the presence of a cardiac patient.  Human life is a constant stream of such risks. Read More »

“Biden and Trump are irrelevant, except insofar as they are used to create chaos … Chaos is the goal..” — Ron Paul
 

 

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MARKY MARK writes:

I think that Pres. Trump will ultimately win, but it’ll be by the thinnest of margins. I also think that the courts will decide the “election.” Why do I say this? The globalists can’t get what they want otherwise.

In order to bring in martial law, there must be anger and unrest; there must be mass rioting all over the country. Then the question becomes: how to spark the mass rioting? Have Biden appear to be winning, only to have Trump “steal” it from him. This will anger the Biden supporters, some of whom are BLM and Antifa, and they’ll riot.

You can see the mass media setting this up as we speak. Notice how they called the Biden leaning states early? Read More »

New York Times exit polls

New York Times exit polls

THINGS are unfolding as seamlessly as a bad script.

We’re a captive audience.

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“I would like to make motherhood a governmental institution. I would pension all mothers and have them provided for first to last by the State. I believe that motherhood should be independent of any man.”

— The Rev. Anna Howard Shaw (1847-1919), president of the National Suffrage Association for ten years

“The home of today is a permanent check on the growth of humanity.”

— Charlotte Perkins Gilman (1860-1935), suffrage leader and lecturer

Inez Milholland Boissevain leading a suffrage march in Washington, D.C.

“It certainly will not be long before the influx to the voting ranks of these millions of younger women whose impressions are being formed in the more alert, stirring air of today will bring the real issue more sharply before us; and it is to be assumed that the institutions most likely to be changed are the home and marriage itself.”

— Inez Milholland Boissevain (1886-1916); “The Suffragist” magazine, Dec. 23, 1916

(Thanks to Terry Morris)

NP writes:

Looks like Trump lost.  Of course it’s all very suspicious – a state can count all the votes in a few hours, but if it’s a swing state with a lot of Democratic voters in a county, then it takes hours?

I don’t know anything about election laws, but I assume you only recount the ballots, not the entire system (no voter ID, etc.). Read More »

San Francisco high school students protest in opposition to Donald Trump’s presidential victory, 2016

FROM “The Modern Surrender of Woman” by G.K. Chesterton:

… Openly and to all appearance, this ancestral conflict has silently and abruptly ended; one of the two sexes has suddenly surrendered to the other. By the beginning of the twentieth century, within the last few years, the woman has in public surrendered to the man. She has seriously and officially owned that the man has been right all along; that the public house (or Parliament) is really more important than the private house; that politics are not (as woman had always maintained) an excuse for pots of beer, but are a sacred solemnity to which new female worshipers may kneel; that the talkative patriots in the tavern are not only admirable but enviable; that talk is not a waste of time, and therefore (as a consequence, surely) that taverns are not a waste of money. All we men had grown used to our wives and mothers, and grandmothers, and great aunts all pouring a chorus of contempt upon our hobbies of sport, drink and party politics. Read More »

TRUMP has been the best thing possible for the consolidation of tyrannical global power in America.

His presidency — or, the way it is spun — has helped demonize common sense patriotism, turning it in the public mind into villainous, racist white supremacy. It has both discredited and pacified the only possible resistance in the entire world to this Communist-style takeover. It has created oceans of destabilizing and demoralizing social division, a necessary condition for revolution.

Trump is viciously and often dishonestly attacked in the media, but this is done ultimately not in order to discredit him as a candidate or president. We can know this because the worst blemishes on his record are rarely mentioned in the news.

No, the real goal is not to destroy Trump.  The goal is to discredit and disarm you, that common sense patriot.

Now I may be wrong that Trump will win this election after the appearance of election fraud and weeks of conflict and riots in the cities, but if he loses, good things might happen. That common sense patriotism might just become militant and separate itself from controlled elections, it might turn to spiritual and moral renewal instead of falling asleep under a false hero who doesn’t represent the best of our country at all.

God bless America! Read More »

BASILICO’S, an Italian restaurant in Huntington Beach, California, prohibits masks and never closed for the pandemic. It also has a billboard that says, “Leave the Mask, Take the Cannoli.”

Del Bigtree interviews owner Tony Roman, whose life has been threatened and who has received thousands of nasty Yelp reviews from the angry, germaphobic mob that is the true plague on our society. “I’m not afraid to put everything at risk for what I’m standing for here,” he said.

Love this guy! This is a great interview. Read More »

ALAN writes:

I can remember when, in the 1970s, “doctors” claimed many American schoolchildren were “victims” of “hyperactivity disorder” or “minimal brain dis-function.” The truth is that there were no such “diseases” then and there are none now with equally impressive-sounding names like “attention deficit disorder” or “bipolar disorder.”

All such fake diseases were invented out of the blue by racketeers in medicine, pharmacology, the “helping professions”, and of course government.  Every such fake disease is a pretext for gaining power or influence over other people’s lives and access to other people’s money. Read More »