Tale of Two Cities – Phoenix and AshevilleIt was the best of times; it was the worst of times. It was the summer of hope. It was the winter of despair.
These famous lines could apply to our present Tale of Two Cities.
Two separate citizen groups, unaware of each other’s activities, proved the exact same thing in the last week or so.
It was the best of times? Yes. The movement to take back America through restoring honest elections has moved from its infant stage to its baby stage. It is starting to crawl. It was the worst of times? Yes, also. The two cities prove in the last week that we really are under a type of sophisticated occupation government – an occupation government whose representatives feel no sense of obligation – and also feel no sense of fear of the people they are supposed to be serving, -- at least no fear
in comparison to the fear they feel towards the masters above them in (or behind) the government.
In Phoenix, Arizona Dan Gutenkauf led a group of citizens to the Maricopa County Board of Elections to attend the “logic and accuracy” test mandated by state law. The purpose of this public test was to answer any questions from the public, the candidates – you know, to assure everybody how secure and great the vote counting system was, etc. etc.
It has been customary for brain-dead party poohbahs to attend these public tests, and for their even more brain dead (if that be possible) counterparts in the controlled press to attend. The election officials would run the meaningless test (why it is meaningless is explained in The New Yorker article, The Dangers of Computerized Voting by Ronnie Dugger, and in the Relevance article by Phil O’Halloran) and then all election officials and brain dead observers present would congratulate
each other in one way or another, and go home.
Aside: One of my favorite incidents demonstrating the nature of the brain dead controlled press took place in 1985 in Cincinnati, Ohio – right after the Colliers had been kicked out of video-recording the election by the very Judge who had given us the Court Order to “observe all phases of the election process” and bring back evidence to his Court on whether or not the election was secure and honest.
Anyway, a reporter for WEBN passed by me on his way out the door of the Board of Elections at about 10:30 PM on election that night.. WEBN was and is the irreverent and filthy radio station which loudly bills itself as anti-Establishment, which they try to demonstrate by wallowing in the depths of tastelessness and immorality both in the programming and in their billboard advertising.. I showed this WEBN reporter (who’s name mercifully escapes) the court order we had, and explained how we had filmed women tweezing votes out of ballots right there in the board of elections just minutes earlier, right before the Colliers were kicked out under threat of arrest. The “fearless, anti-establishment” WEBN reporter – holding his microphone and with his interviewing gear strapped over his shoulder, ready to go at any moment that ACCEPTABLE
news presented itself – let me finish, paused a few seconds, and then said: “Good story. Keep with it.” And he then beat a hasty retreat out the door and into the night. What a perfect representative of the controlled press he was!
End of aside. Back to the Tale of Two Cities.
In Phoenix last week, though, the Election officials faced Dan Gutenkauf and more than a dozen citizens who came well informed, armed with the right questions – and armed with the law.
These election officials stonewalled, refused to answer questions, retreated behind closed doors and glass windows, and generally showed no intention of defending their system or vote counting methods at all. In other words, they treated the good citizens with total condescension and contempt. (Just as we had run into in 1985 in Cincinnati.)
Unfortunately for the Board of Election officials, one of the citizens present was Karen Johnson, State Representative Karen Johnson, a member of the Arizona State Legislature, who was already aware of this issue, and got an eye full and an ear full that day.
Across country a few days later, Arthur Evangelista was leading another group of concerned citizens in Asheville, North Carolina to the same type of public “election test” in his city. Same result. Citizens came to sincerely ask questions – armed with the right questions, knowledge, and the law – and the Election officials refused to answer questions, arrogantly treated them with contempt, and retreated behind closed doors, not allowing those who had come in good faith to see anything.
Mr. Evangelista, who is relatively new to the votescam investigation, told me via phone that in North Carolina the group of citizens reacted with proper outrage and righteous indignation – so much so that he thought he might be about to witness a lynching (that’s the phrase he used to indicate how outraged the North Carolina folk were with this stonewalling by the BOE.)
A Tale of Two Cities; a tale which confirms what Chuck Geshlider is finding in Pahrump, Nevada; what we found in Cincinnati in 1985, what the good folks of Boise, Idaho are now finding out – and what citizens in every other county outside of New Hampshire would find if they began to try and exercise their rights to a transparent, honest vote count.
As we said in the Ken Lowndes Radio ads, -- America is truly descending under an Occupation Government. Dan Gutenkauf in Arizona and Arthur Evangelista came face to face with some its representatives and hirelings at their respective Board of Elections last week.