We need to do a verification of the vote count that hammers home the truth that the election may very well have been stolen. They think we can't do that – and perhaps they have already changed or substituted new ballots so that an official recount would also be bogus. What we know for sure is that 81% of the votes in New Hampshire were counted by Diebold machines, programmed by one particular company. We also know that the machines were the exact same model as the machine shown in the Emmy-nominated HBO film Hacking Democracy that demonstrates how easy it is to change election results without leaving a trace.
The means exist despite their cheating. We can look for a whistle blower who will come forward and speak out; Velvet Revolution has offered a $1000,000 reward. We can add to that. I mentioned a $1,000,000.00. How much do we care about getting to the truth? Let's find out. We can verify the vote in the towns where the results most surprised us. The people of New Hampshire still remember what it means to govern themselves.
And we can ask Kucinich and Obama supporters to help; working together builds coalition. Together we will prove the fraud and take the vote back for all Americans.
The next steps in the Revolution include South Carolina, getting the vote out, ensuring that election is not stolen despite the Official HQ in Arlington. Employee Rasmussen, the man who accompanies Ron said after the debate last night when confronted by two activists on the issue of election fraud, “Elections have been stolen since the beginning.” It did not matter to him.
The focus of the OHQ has been, since the beginning, more on their paychecks and augmenting their resumes for their next jobs.
In parallel, we need to make sure that the message of the Revolution becomes visible as Super Tuesday approaches.
California is key; it will be sending 173 delegates of the total of 2,515 to the GOP Convention in September. California is an edge indicator for all trends. Therefore the Revolution needs to take hold in the Golden State so that the future can be bright for all of us.
That means we need to get Ron there on the ground in the days before the Primary; not one event but a full campaign swing, plans linking with what was already in motion.
This is an opportunity to simultaneously highlight the issues that most concern Americans.
Immigration, the economy, the war, and our individual rights as they were affirmed in the Declaration of Independence.
There are a lot of details to handle.
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