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Published: 28 May 2021

Election Audits Are Necessary in a Republic.

Election audits are necessary in a republic to assure system integrity, political legitimacy validation, and social harmony promotion. A free society agrees to orderly abide by the rules of the game if the rules are not deemed to be rigged. Representative democracy, the only authentic and sustainable model of popular sovereignty, levies enormous expectations on an accurate reflection of the will of the people.

Skewed shortcuts for political ascension where fraud or other indirect methods of attempting to impact election results are present, a national priority must be set to counter this enemy of self-government. Election auditing should not be labeled as partisan or feared as a politicized monster.

The distinction between an audit and a recount must be clearly established. The former is a comprehensive, multifaceted, and organic approach to election purity maintenance. As with any mechanical inquiry, the auditors (state or independent) are in search for defects that could or did produce cozened election results. The latter is the specifically targeted project of reexamining ballots. The notion of vote recounts usually is conducted in a highly time-sensitive setting and the degree or thoroughness of the recounting is dependent upon state laws and/or election board norms.           

A method of transparency 

 

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Published: 26 May 2021

Black Lives Matter’s Marxist Insurrection: One Year On.

May 25^th marks the first-year anniversary of the Black Lives Matter Marxist (BLM) Critical Race Theory (CRT) insurrection. During the 2020 Spring and Summer, what had previously been a furtive “march through the institutions,” the communist transmutation that reacted to the fall of Soviet communism, witnessed cultural Marxism’s open rebellion in America.

The unfortunate death of an unarmed man while in police custody, resisting arrest, prompted a wholesale war to undo the American Republic, and in its place, the intent to establish a socialist authoritarian regime that they would mostly refer to as something of a “people’s democracy”.

“The BLM flags flying in American embassies and consulates constitutes another step forward in the scheme to annul the Republic”. (EFE) 

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Published: 26 May 2021

‘The Communists Have Worked Like Ants in Chile’: Patricia Bravo.

Chile appears to be descending into a twilight zone. Patricia Bravo, a Chilean journalist and first-hand witness of her country’s steady systemic decay, summarizes it this way: “The communists have worked like ants in Chile.” The graduate from Andrés Bello National University insists that communism’s obsession with retaking political power in her country goes back to 1973.

This was when the domestic terrorism and international public relations campaign began to bring back socialism to Chile, following the ousting of Salvador Allende, a Marxist politician who reached the presidency democratically but did not rule in a constitutional and democratic fashion.

Once considered a model of stable republican governance with ample plurality and socio-economic gains unmatched by any of its Latin American neighbors, Chile has undergone a massive destabilization campaign shepherded by the international left, with collaboration from outside actors, since October 2019. 

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Published: 23 May 2021

Cuba’s Communist Extraterritorial ‘Laws’.

Communist regimes hold on to power as long as they can successfully permeate inefficacy within opposition forces. This feat is carried by a combination of social control schemes which include state terrorism, systemic calibrated advancements ploys, and the enforcement of a state-driven counterculture that portrays the false reality that is vital to the imagery it must domestically reflect.

The overall dictatorial objective can be summed up as a comprehensive social domestication program. Cuban Communism publicly warned, in quasi extraofficial manner, that its “laws” have extraterritorial reach regarding opposition activity or expression.

“Hacemos Cuba”, a state-run television news program, focused its calibrated docket of May 15th, on reminding Cubans everywhere, especially those that live in exile, that the communist government possesses the legal framework to levy criminal charges for civil and political activity deemed “subversive”, in absentia, seek extradition or apply its laws in regime-friendly countries. The “Cantinflesque”, disjointed manner of presenting news and political opinion on the official media in a totalitarian regime is always something of a mixture of bad satirical comedy blended with surrealism. This forcibly includes the show’s conductor, as well as the state prosecutor who elaborated on the theme of the segment. 

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