It Ain’t Over Yet: The Trap Has Been Set — Kristy Allen covers Election Fraud after the Midterms, Voter ID Demands, and Military Operations behind The Trap Has Been Set.
It Ain’t Over Yet with Kristy Allen
Kristy Allen pushes back on the legacy media spin that everything happening after the midterms is normal. She opens with a look at Guam, where Republicans swept the governor’s mansion and took an 8 to 7 majority in the legislature, and then asks why solid conservative incumbents in battleground districts only seem to fall after midnight on the mainland. She notes that Karen Bass lost her re-election bid in Los Angeles to self-described Democratic Socialist Nithya Raman, and argues that voters are fed up and have every right to be suspicious.
She then takes a trip to Alaska, where two candidates named Dan Sullivan appeared on the same U.S. Senate ballot, and where ranked-choice voting means waiting weeks for an algorithmic elimination system while mail-in ballots trickle in. The same story, she says, is playing out in Maine’s 2nd Congressional District. She points to cyber-security expert Mark Cook’s presentation at the Fraud Fighter Summit in Las Vegas, where he showed how electronic tabulators and Dominion software process data, how voter rolls get manipulated, and how few clicks it takes to switch everything. She contrasts the demand for paper ballots and proof of citizenship with the left and federal courts losing their minds over it, noting that you need a photo ID to board a flight or pick up a prescription but not to decide who holds the nuclear codes.
The second half turns to Washington, where Speaker Mike Johnson announced he will not seek the House minority leadership post while conservatives line up for leadership roles, and to General Blaine Holt’s interview with John Michael Chambers titled The Trap Has Been Set. Kristy explains the military strategy behind letting an adversary proceed under the false belief that their actions are undetected, the SCIFs she says were placed in the ceilings of voting places nationwide, and how real-time signal intelligence and satellite data have been logged in classified environments for several election cycles. She closes with the mandatory post-election hand-count audits, the irony of using a hand count to prove the machines did not lie, and the statutory clock now ticking under Executive Order 13848, with the 45-day DNI assessment and the 90-day DHS and DOJ joint review.
