Freedom is in peril, military intelligence expert tells Jacksonville residents

America is at a transition point where it can remain the most powerful, prosperous free nation on Earth or become a socialist hell-hole like Venezuela, a group of 100 Jacksonville patriots were told last night by a former national security advisor to the president.

Retired Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn told the group attending a fund-raising event for The America Project at the Epping Forest Yacht Club that election fraud has become a threat to the republic.

Flynn said he believes the 2020 presidential election was stolen by fraud. The America Project organization he was representing sponsored the recent audit in Maricopa County, Ariz.

Big Media reported the audit as confirming Joe Biden’s election there and vociferously announced the election “over.” Flynn painted a different picture.

He said the America Project’s examination of the election in Maricopa uncovered fatal discrepancies.

The organization said it had volunteers who went door to door in Maricopa – the fourth largest county in America – and found an estimated 173,104 votes missing or lost. These were voters who cast a vote, primarily by mail, but there was no record of their vote with the county. Also, they said 96,389 mail-in votes were case under the names of registered voters who were unknown or had moved before the election.

Flynn said Biden won the county only by including all of those questionable votes.

Maricopa County officials deny any problems with the 2020 election and plan to issue a rebuttal to the audit but other Arizona officials say they will continue to investigate.

Flynn played a key role in shaping U.S. counter-terrorism strategy and dismantling insurgent networks in the Afghanistan and Iraq Wars, and he served as director of the National Intelligence Agency before joining the Trump administration. He also was reported to be considered as Trump’s running mate.

Flynn was named Trump’s national security advisor. Like all personnel in the Trump administration he came under fire from Democrats and the Deep State and was accused of perjury by the corrupt heads of the FBI. Despite an activist liberal judge who clearly intended to send him to prison, Flynn was pardoned by Trump and the case was dropped.

In his talk, Flynn made it clear he thinks the nation is rapidly deteriorating under Biden and the Democrat Congress. He warned that no empire, no matter how powerful, has lasted forever.

“You never talk to a Byzantine,” he said, referring to the ancient Byzantine Empire.

He referenced the debacle in Afghanistan, the resurgence of terrorists and the activism of China, but focused on the internal threats to the nation, primarily related to election integrity.

His speech was met with standing applause several times. Clearly, mail balloting is fraught with danger without adequate controls and the lack of voter I.D. laws makes the potential for fraud much greater, and many Americans worry about the threats Flynn outlined.

As John R. Lott wrote last year, most countries in the world ban mail voting unless the citizen is living abroad, yet 37 U.S. states changed their laws last year, ostensibly in response to the pandemic.

Flynn said it would take a massive grassroots effort to keep the nation from slipping into socialism and losing freedom.

For more information about The America Project and to view the results of the Maricopa audit, go here.

Lloyd was born in Jacksonville. Graduated from the University of North Florida. He spent nearly 50 years of his life in the newspaper business …beginning as a copy boy and retiring as editorial page editor for Florida Times Union. He has also been published in a number of national newspapers and magazines, as well as Internet sites. Married with children. Military Vet. Retired. Man of few words but the words are researched well, deeply considered and thoughtfully written.

Lloyd Brown

Lloyd was born in Jacksonville. Graduated from the University of North Florida. He spent nearly 50 years of his life in the newspaper business …beginning as a copy boy and retiring as editorial page editor for Florida Times Union. He has also been published in a number of national newspapers and magazines, as well as Internet sites. Married with children. Military Vet. Retired. Man of few words but the words are researched well, deeply considered and thoughtfully written.

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