>American Democracy
America is not a democracy.
America is a REPUBLIC.
Dems never get that right.
ON PURPOSE.
What's their election system?
>Alberta referendum
thanx but I mean ES&S, Smartmatic or some other system?
Dominion was a Canadian company but is now supposedly owned by an American, although that deal has always looked extremely shady.
Trying to figure out the potential for voting fraud.
Apparently there are 10 ballots, sounds like they must be paper:
How do the 10 ballots work?
Each voter will be offered 10 separate, numbered and colour-coded paper ballots.
The first nine questions ask voters to select ‘yes’ or ‘no’ on issues ranging from immigration and access to provincially funded services to voter identification requirements and constitutional reform, including changes to judicial appointments, the Senate and federal-provincial powers.
The 10th asks whether Alberta should remain a province of Canada or begin the legal process required to hold a future binding referendum on separation.
After receiving their ballots, voters will mark their choices privately behind a voting screen.
“They just gave me about ten pieces of paper, answer each question, and then put each in the ballot box. Separate ballot box for each question,” said Champagne, describing his advance voting experience.
https://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/alberta-referendum/article/breaking-down-how-mondays-alberta-referendum-ballot-works/>>25159602
It's a start.
Thousands of new docs point to a diabolical CIA color revolution after midterms…
October 19, 2026
https://revolver.news/2026/10/report-thousands-of-new-docs-point-to-a-diabolical-cia-color-revolution-after-midterms/
EXCERPTS:
DataRepublican says she’s got her hands on thousands of transcripts and hundreds of recordings that point to an elaborate, coordinated effort to provoke a constitutional crisis right after the 2026 midterms.
Basically, this would be a CIA-style color revolution on our own soil, in real time.
From DR’s reporting, the goal is to create enough confrontation and unrest that President Trump is forced to invoke the Insurrection Act, then use his response to undermine the legitimacy of the federal government and shift political authority to Dem governors.
It’s an extraordinary allegation. Keep in mind, the materials haven’t been independently verified, and likely never will be. But what she’s describing is specific enough and serious enough that it’s worth talking about.
DIG CALL