Explaining the election steal to the oblivious is hard, but not impossible and definitely necessary

We’re glad you’re here. If you are, there’s a good chance you’ve abandoned mainstream media and likely given up on other “conservative” sites who are talking about anything other than the rampant voter fraud that was used to try to steal the election from President Trump and the American people. But you’re among the few who have their eyes wide open to this coup attempt. The vast majority of Americans, even fellow conservatives, are under the assumption that Joe Biden is going to be the next president.

Informing others is important because when President Trump is able to win, mainstream media and Big Tech are going to loudly and incessantly pronounce that he is “stealing” the election. This will have major negative effects on the national psyche and could cause issues for tens of millions of Americans who have to suffer through the repercussions. But there’s another reason we need to start educating those who can be reached. Right now, perhaps more than any other time in modern history, we have an opportunity to reveal to others the nature of our enemies in media, Big Tech, the Democratic Party, and even many in the Republican Party.

In short, they are exposed, but since they are also the ones who have the eyes and ears of the vast majority of Americans, they’re doing a fine job of keeping a lid on it. We need to be the ones ripping that lid apart and letting as many people as possible know about the multitude of scams and lies being fed to them. These are trying times, but we can emerge from this stronger than we’ve ever been.

Let’s take a look at some “strategies” (I use that word loosely since the only real strategy is to simply spread the truth) we can use to get the word out, but first it’s important to differentiate between those who can be reached and those who cannot. Most Democrats, for example, cannot be reached on this topic. They’re all-in on the non-Trump, which at this point is Joe Biden, and anything told to them that contradicts their choice will be challenging to make stick in their minds. That’s not to say there are no Democrats who can be reached, but it’s much harder. Independents and skeptical Republicans are the best candidates to teach. They may or may not like President Trump, but they are more open to the idea that they’re being lied to, that the fix was in from the start. And they probably won’t like it.

When you’re engaging with someone, whether online or in person, who you believe needs to hear the truth and has the potential to be receptive to it, you must be prepared with information. A good resource to gather that information if you have the time and inclination is HereIsTheEvidence.com. They’ve done an excellent job at compiling stories detailing the evidence known as of now. Another one that has a list of wins and losses regarding voter fraud cases can be found at RealClearInvestigations. It gives both sides of the coin so you can be prepared to answer those who have some knowledge and objections.

For most of us, there just isn’t enough time in the day to go through hundreds of pieces of evidence. Keeping it simple is also important as most do not want to hear an encyclopedic explanation of what’s happening. Here are the bullet points to remember:

Hundreds (and potentially thousands, all tolled) of verifiable witnesses have submitted sworn affidavits detailing various levels of voter fraud. The vast majority of them gain absolutely nothing from it and are subject to prosecution if they lied. Democrats and mainstream media would have you believe they are all liars.
Statistical anomalies are so numerous, it’s difficult to keep up with them all. For example, among the final batches of alleged votes counted in Pennsylvania, there was an impossible influx of ballots cast for Joe Biden. Out of 570,000, a mere 2300 were cast for President Trump. In the most heavily Democratic areas anywhere in the country, an 80-20 split is realistic. A 90-10 split is possible in small groups of highly saturated Democratic voters. But we’re supposed to believe out of over half-a-million votes, Joe Biden received 99.44%. That is statistically impossible. It’s also mightily convenient considering it was just enough to put Biden over the top.
Mainstream media, polling companies, fact-checkers, and Big Tech were all pushing false information about Joe Biden’s popularity for months. We saw this demonstrated by the fact that he drastically underperformed in non-swing states. It’s telling that in states that could be cheated, namely Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Georgia, Arizona, and Nevada, he overperformed but only AFTER late ballots were counted, and usually under very suspicious circumstances.
Coverage by mainstream media of credible voter fraud accusations has been completely suppressed. In some cases, such as the infamous Georgia video that shows unambiguous and undeniable voter fraud, some “fact-checkers” attempted feebly to debunk them. This is for the sake of those who simply need a nudge to suspend disbelief. Unfortunately, that accounts for a large portion of the American population. If we assume that mainstream media was involved from the start (they were), then it makes sense that they would bend over backwards to help cover it all up after the fact. They were complicit and therefore cannot be trusted to report on it.

It’s important to be patient with people when describing these things for two important reasons. The first is that this is a scary proposition for them. If they are to believe in massive voter fraud, then it means their perspectives on government and the election process have been erroneous. That’s difficult for people to accept. But perhaps more dangerous to their worldview is the notion that mainstream media and Big Tech are complicit. It’s one thing to not trust politicians since most people already do not. It’s another thing altogether to alert them that the venues through which they gather information about the world have been willfully lying to them. That’s a tough pill to swallow.

When talking to others about this stuff, we must go forward with the confidence of knowing we have the truth on our side. Some will listen. Many will not. Reach as many with the truth as possible.

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