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By Suzanne Kupelian, P.E.

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Things we need to do (local) to fight the Communist regime

  • Designate your County (and state if possible) as a Constitutional Sanctuary area
  • Search for candidates that will support constitutional principles (school board members, sheriffs, county judges, county prosecutors, county executives and commissioners) and if you are stuck with some you don’t like, hold their feet tot eh fire (politely but relentlessly and assertively)
  • Primary every lockdown elected official
  • Introduce and vote on anti-crime/anti-riot and pro-self-defense legislation (by petition if necessary)
  • Introduce and vote on election reform legislation (by petition if necessary) (see list below)
  • Tell the federal courts to pound sand (Quote from Dan Horowitz at The Blaze)
  • Block refugee resettlement

For more in-depth discussion, check the following link: https://www.theblaze.com/op-ed/horowitz-7-ways-conservatives-can-fight-back-at-the-state-and-local-levels

Things we need to do (federal) to fight the Communist regime

  • Request in-person meetings with you legislators (house and senate) when they are in town. Plan ahead and tell them how long you would like to meet; be considerate of their busy schedules, however and have your ducks in a row before you meet)
  • Encrypt you e-mails to people you frequently communicate with (We will be posting an article on this in an upcoming issue; if you need help with this call RiverView Technologies at 970-361-1454 and mention techies4trump.com for a patriot discount)

Things to NOT do that will fight the Communist regime

  • DO NOT USE GOOGLE (they are (duckduckgo.com is a good alternative; they do try to get you to read their sort of liberal content posted below their search box – just ignore it as they have pretty good uncensored search results)
  • DO NOT USE GMAIL (They are likely reading your e-mail)
  • DO NOT USE AMAZON ( they are being sued for illegal monopolistic anti-competition tactics against Parler and other communications platforms)
  • DO NOT USE APPLE PRODUCTS (that includes i-phones; when your wears out, get another brand)
  • DO NOT USE YOUTUBE (Use – preferably – rumble.com or maybe bitchute.com)
  • There are other communications venues you may want to research: GAB, CloutHub are a couple

Things to include in Voting Reform Legislation

  • Voter ID
  • One-day voting on election day, in person
  • Paper ballots
  • NO MAIL-IN BALLOTS (Except for deployed Armed Services personnel and pre-approved voters with stringent approval process, including redundant signature checks)
  • Election observers – legislation should specify procedures that must be followed to allow poll watchers meaningful access to ballots being collected and processed
  • Legislatures have control over ANY changes in voting laws (not governors, judges, secretaries of State, etc.); changes must be passed by legislature a designate number of days before election day and all registered voters should be notified.