One thing many Americans haven't yet figured out, in spite of hundreds of affirmative data points over the past four years, is that the United States media apparatus is State-run: it's no different than "DPRK TV" in North Korea. In both cases, the country's wealthy elites sit around tables each morning discussing what narrative they want to produce for that day-- the employees are handed the narrative, after which they construct articles, graphics, and broadcast scripts very carefully worded, pruned, curated, and designed to manufacture the desired effect.

People in North Korea huddle around their 1950's era black and white televisons, breathlessly waiting for word about how the "dear leader" took one hundred percent of the votes in that year's "election". In the same way, Americans sat in front of their televisions this week, excitedly awaiting the word that Creepy Joe had "won" the American Presidential "election"-- despite there being dozens of unresolved court challenges, active recounts occurring, the results haven't been certified yet by the states, and the electors don't actually vote until December.

But no matter! What is "truth" actually anyway? What is "reality"? Aren't "truth" and "reality" formed in each person's mind by what they've been told, whether that told story is objectively real or not?

Speaking of these issues, my mother has been following them very closely. She wrote me just a sampling of what has been uncovered thus far:

1. States failed to purge voter roles of dead people, by matching them against death records.


2. There are multiple instances of people who died over the past few years, voting this year.


3. The poll workers used what they knew were ineffective signature verification methods.


4. Ballots were repeatedly mailed to seventeen year olds.


5. Vote center officials required employees to process mail-in ballots that were glaringly deficient.


6. Voters in Republican-heavy counties in Nevada were prevented from voting due to not having or bringing their ids.


7. A van load of ballots arrived at one center, where they were unsealed, substituted, then resealed.


8. In total, more than thirty six hundred reported acts of fraud have been reported so far. The Department of Justice is actively involved in exploring many criminal complaints.

It's all as I discussed here: for rational, principled non-partisans who only seek fairness, confidence probability in the American "election" apparatus is somewhere South of forty percent if not materially lower, and dropping by the day.

It's also worth noting that among the over seventy million torqued off Trump voters in the country at present, not a single riot has started, nor has a single building been burned down, nor has a single freeway been blocked. Meanwhile, on the Left, the "news" anchors are literally crying on air about how their feelings are hurt by the above-listed investigations.

Regardless of what happens, Conservatives can hold their heads high: they are the classy people in the country-- stable, mature, moral, well-adjusted, and rational minded. Their political opponents by contrast are emotional basketcases, hedonistic, amoral, and violent. It's just as Thomas Jefferson once presciently articulated: