My Current Publicly Available Reports.
The Global Architecture of Election Control: How
Federal and State Actors, Private Vendors, and
International Influence Undermine Transparency and
National Sovereignty
https://t.co/apJMz4X5TF
The Tyranny of Federal Overreach Under the Guise of National Security: A Clear and Present Danger https://t.co/xs2C8ey2Rb
Deep Technical Dive and Threat Analysis of the Third party software used in the CrowdStrike Falcon platform
https://t.co/UpCHnIR4l6
A Clear and Present Danger: How the Obama Administration Federalized Elections Through the Administrative State
https://t.co/ZFNK2hVTS7
The Enforcement of Executive Orders Through Federal Statutes: State Compliance in Critical Infrastructure and Elections
https://t.co/JgA1EsSDpC
Washington State’s Non-Compliance with EO 13800 and the Consequences for Election Integrity
https://t.co/dyJlsg1qcx
Exposing the Connectivity Risks in Washington's Election Systems: A Clear and Present Danger to National Security
https://t.co/L3ycC6eSKC
The Clear and Present Danger of Negligence: Exposing Systemic Election Security Failures in Washington State and Beyond
https://t.co/kiMaUWcrw1
"Systemic Neglect: Exposing the Department of Defense’s Failures in Cybersecurity Modernization and Compliance with EO 13800" https://t.co/JXSAQ8qimK
WA Rights Renewal: Empowering Electoral and Political Change Reclaiming the Principles of Self-Government and Sovereignty https://t.co/dVfMI5b0Hd
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Photo 1: A man that did 1,522 media appearances answering questions about Covid.
Photo 2: A man that invoked the 5th amendment 111 times while answering questions about Covid under oath.
Washington's Farewell Address (1796):
President George Washington specifically warned the young nation against forming permanent military and political alliances with foreign powers. He advised keeping U.S. defense completely independent so the country could make independent choices in its best interest.
“It is our true policy to steer clear of permanent alliances with any portion of the foreign world…
…The great rule of conduct for us in regard to foreign nations is, in extending our commercial relations, to have with them as little political connection as possible…
…Why, by interweaving our destiny with that of any part of Europe, entangle our peace and prosperity in the toils of European ambition, rivalship, interest, humor, or caprice?”
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