As mentioned in yesterday’s post, nothing we do really matters until we solve our election fraud issues. 

What am I referring to? All of it—every social, economic, geopolitical, safety, and education issue we face. None of it will matter until we solve the election issues first. 

The elections are how power and money are stolen or obtained, period. 

Good servants who go bad, bad servants who are just bad, and ignorant servants who just do what they’re told are to blame, sure, but you and I are to blame more. We have allowed it to happen. Over the years, like a frog boiling in water, it’s gotten to the point where it’s just in our face now; it’s all rigged. That’s not hyperbole; that’s the truth. Let’s not forget, too, that there are good servants who try to do the right thing, but they have been drowned out by all the servants who are self-serving. Again, it is our fault the good servants are not successful, as they need our support.

We must call out the issues and demand the issues be repaired greatly, or we will become Venezuela or worse. People fighting for all these different causes are all banging their heads against the wall, trying to figure out why what they’re doing isn’t working well or fast enough. It boils down to elections, just like frogs. 

You see, when these servants get power, they seldom want to give it up; they appoint people who do their bidding, they do favors for others of all sorts to buy them favor and prolong their tenure. They come in poor and become wealthy. Mark Twain said if you’re a public servant and you become wealthy, you stole. 

It’s so obvious as we see the billions spent overseas going to family members of servants. When servants sit on government boards, they become uber-wealthy trading stocks based on inside information. You or I would go to prison for any of this, but it’s just another day at the office for them. 

We approach our servants and ask them to save our schools, our kids, our healthcare, close the border, stop entering wars, stop playing global policemen, stop printing money, stop trafficking kids, stop interfering in our businesses, our economic policies, stop creating unconstitutional three-letter agencies, stop giving those agencies so much power, leave our 2nd Amendment alone, start using law enforcement to enforce the laws, hold everyone accountable to the same standards of law, go back to a nation of laws, and on and on. Yet, each passing month it gets worse and worse. 

I am not saying to stop the efforts to stop the above examples; I’m saying these warriors must put saving our elections first, if they want to be successful. 

In the next post, I will explain what “they” are doing in our elections, and then I will explain how we can save them in the following posts. Stay tuned.

Beadles