First 2020 Post-US Election Thoughts

Category: Energy Issues, renamed to Media Balance Energy Issues, renamed to Media Balance
Published: 09 November 2020 09 November 2020

Three brief overviews about the US elections, so far:

  1. Due likely to God's intercession, Republicans did FAR better than the media and pollsters were projecting,
  2. Since the US voting public did not sufficiently cooperate with the plans of the Left, there appears to be a significant amount of shenanigans to keep the President from being re-elected, and
  3. It's now mostly in the hands of lawyers and judges.


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We have one objective regarding the 2020 US election: that every legal vote, and only legal votes, are counted.

Here is a cross-section of sample articles that explain some of the details of what is going on:

US National Elections (General):

US National Elections (Politics):

US National Elections — Likely Corruption (General):

US National Elections — Likely Corruption (State Specific):

As we've recommended before, please continue to pray about this election, as God can fix anything. Thank you for your interest in, and support of, the principles of America.

john droz, jr.
physicist

PS — We are currently examining the Pennsylvania voting result for statistical anomalies (and have found considerable evidence for that (e.g. see here). Additionally, the President's team needs attorneys willing to help with Pennsylvania lawsuits (and likely other key swing states: AZ, WI, MI, GA, NV). If you'd like to assist with either of those actions, or how someone who would, please let me know.

PPS — The current plan is to resume the normal Energy and Environmental Newsletter next Monday.

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