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Former CIA operations officer Gary Berntsen says elections are being stolen in America with electronic voting machines

He describes there are teams of statisticians, mathematicians and hackers who map out every county and identify where percentages of votes can be quietly adjusted

Different techniques are used in each location so nothing matches in a recount. When a 70-30 county becomes 68-32, nobody notices. But when you add up these differences across an entire state, those tiny amounts of fraud decide outcomes

Both former CIA operations officer Gary Berntsen and author Ralph Pezzullo explain the strategy. They explain they don't flip the big blue cities. Instead they shave votes in the places no one ever audits

Elections are being stolen all over the country and the CIA is confirming it

“They know where they can find the dead people… Mm-hmm.”

“They plan this, It's meticulous. It's meticulous. These guys are experts at this. It's not just a few guys in a back room. You're talking about hundreds of statisticians and engineers, and they work it, you know, for a year to plan and mathematicians and hackers.”

“We had a map out of Colorado when we were talking to our engineers, the guys that designed it, that stole the elections.

— We just go to every one place where Trump wins 70-30 and — Shaved it off.

We shave in every other place. We don't go near a Democratic place, because when they wanna do recounts, they're gonna go to the Democratic places. They don't realize we shaved in every other committee. We know every other county.

We know how to do this. And then in each of those things where they shave, they shave with a different technique in each one of those. So if you found something in one county, there's no continuity around the state that way.

So this is why the Republicans are so much at fault, because they have the power and the ability to show in their areas they can allow access to the machines, they can allow access to the source code”

People need to go to prison. Democrats are stealing elections nationwide in every county, in every state of America

Ban Mail in ballots

Ban electronic voting machines

Mandatory voter ID

Same day voting and counting

Mandatory proof of citizenship

It’s all common sense

What is corruption?

Californians are set to be hit by further gas price hikes as Gavin Newsom quietly slipped through another tax increase.

The governor sent out a notice Monday signaling its gas tax will increase by about 2 cents beginning July 1.

The tax will increase from 61.2 cents a gallon to 63.4 cents for regular gas. Diesel fuel saw a smaller jump of about 1.6 cents.

The Golden State is often maligned for having the highest gas prices in the nation. But the tax increase comes as prices for regular gas are falling statewide from $6.10 a gallon on average a week ago to $6.01 on Tuesday, according to AAA.

The added tax guarantees prices will jump slightly on July 1.

California’s excess gas taxes are due to the state’s commitment to battling climate change, Newsom’s administration has signaled.

It also dissuades drivers from adopting gas-guzzling vehicles and sways them toward expensive electric ones.

Lowering gas prices or allowing consumers to keep their gas vehicles has been a popular campaign stance for California gubernatorial candidates, including Republican Steve Hilton and Democrats Matt Mahan and Xavier Becerra.

Hilton said Newsom should’ve suspended the tax long ago.

“Gavin Newsom should have suspended it, as I called upon him to do months ago. 
Now he has no excuse. What is wrong with Gavin Newsom?” 

Mahan says the tax is “regressive” and needs to end.

“[The gas tax] is the most regressive tax in California — working people, rural people are spending three times as much maintaining our roads as wealthier EV owners,” he said.

Becerra said Californians shouldn’t have to give up their gas vehicles as the state aims to push consumers away from them and toward electric vehicles for good by 2035.

“California should transition from gas-powered vehicles when it makes sense — when infrastructure and affordability are there for California families,” Becerra wrote in response to a Politico survey.

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