cab day and humans count

surveillance, clones, and short recap of tx dot tallying

surveillance by friends

in 2021 a friend decided i needed to be monitored because i suggested biden might not be biden - later that year another asked me to speak with his father, head of a seattle hospital, who admitted toward the end of the phone call which was supposed to be educating me about something, i played dumb, that he wouldn’t take the 4th booster

what fewer people argue about

while many will rightly wait until conclusive evidence arrives regarding the biden illusion (remember, kamala didn’t follow procedure to become presidential candidate and the presidential election was never audited, just announced by media), fewer and fewer argue with me about the illusion of what we now call elections, but i don’t even like this word anymore…

why i don’t like the word elections

elect is part of elections, the connotation of which is superior, high, elevate, etc… when the built-in to idea of representative republic is public servants, people who do the work for the people, someone serving is just another man or woman like you and me (although currently most politicians pass a filter to get in those seats, our seats)

cab day

maybe there’s a better word we can find for elections - day of public servant choice? (dopsc) how was your dopsc? who do ya think will win the dopsc? or maybe cast a ballot (cab) day… who are you voting for in this cab? why are you asking me, do your own research, man!

i think it’d be cool if cab days had write-in only ballots counted by humans

isanti, mn commissioners

recently, in may, one county in minnesota said no to electronic ipads (video today, article from May when it happened) for voter check-in and will continue using paper poll books. interestingly, there was one city that had previously voted in 2018 to use electronic ipads and was using them, but may stop now as a result of the county decision, even though they don’t have to - state election law gives the authority to town, city, and county - any town, city, or county can do this… usually county buys, with grant funds from state (VOTER Accounts, can foia this), then leases ‘free of charge’ to cities, therefore starting at county commission level is reasonable

bottom line - isanti saves money and gets other cab day benefits from paper poll books - if county commissioner or city council needs input on this, can provide, it’s probably one of the weakest spots in minnesota cab illusion armor

people from all over count dots

in texas this weekend people from multiple states learned we can count dots pretty well - when enough understand the illusion of computers + mail-in-ballot combo, we can distribute the human count methods (others call this hand count) to wherever it is wanted for upcoming cab days

drove too and from tx with friends, many good discussions, one profound story, reminded me to write

this above is not writing, mainly jotting notes to be looked at later