The End of America

By J J Sefton

The epic tragedy we are living through is no accident. It is the culmination of the Left's 100-year campaign of political and cultural subversion. And as The End of America: 100 Days That Shook the World makes clear, in its concluding act, touched off by the George Floyd riots, that campaign has been abetted by a broad array o

• Language: English
• Publisher: Calamo Press
• Release date: Nov 2, 2021
• ISBN: 9781735192833

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INTRODUCTION

When fascism comes to America, it will call itself anti-fascism.

— Huey Long (attributed)

For all intents and purposes, on January 6, 2021, America, as founded, ceased to exist. Having been mortally wounded on Election Day, it was smothered with a My Pillow, its remains cremated at noon on January 20th, 2021.

That it happened even now strains credulity. At 9 p.m. Eastern Time on Tuesday, November 3, 2020, by all indications President Donald Trump was well on his way to re-election. Moreover, it would be as close to a landslide victory as the country had seen since 1984, and Ronald Reagan’s 49-state wipeout of Walter Mondale. Indeed, despite the China virus lockdown, the constant verbal and often physical beat-downs from Democrat politicians and media (but I repeat myself ), and their street thugs in Black Lives Matter and Antifa in the run-up to Election Day, Trump supporters had eagerly attended mass rallies in the tens of thousands across the nation, up to five times a week, week after week. Meanwhile, Joe Biden was mostly kept chained to the radiator in his Delaware basement for weeks on end, dragged out only occasionally for a few carefully staged media events. For a presidential candidate to not be actively on the campaign trail, pandemic or not, was beyond bizarre; it was unheard of. More than that, it was shameful. For whatever reason, the Democrat Party chose this pathetic, sick man to be their standard-bearer. Joe Biden, an angry, ailing, aged, old guard left-wing bull, frustrated and embittered by a failing mental capacity, stung by serious corruption allegations, on top of a couple of spectacularly disastrous past presidential runs as the highlight of a nearly 50-year career of being wrong on every major foreign and domestic policy issue,¹ was seemingly on his way to an ignominious political, and perhaps actual oblivion.

But then a mysterious water main break somewhere in Atlanta (for which no records of work orders for repair can be found)² caused officials to stop the count not only there, but for some reason in several other states until the following morning. At midnight, Trump led Biden in Georgia by 356,945 votes, in Michigan by 293,052, in Wisconsin by 112,022 and in Pennsylvania by a whopping 555,189. Yet somehow, by the following morning – after Republican election observers had been forcibly ejected from vote counting centers, windows and doors sealed from prying eyes and pallets of heretofore uncounted ballots trucked in – the situation miraculously had reversed itself. By December 7, after all the recounts, Biden was now up in Georgia by 11,779, Michigan 154,188, Wisconsin 20,682 and Pennsylvania by 81,660.³

"I’m not saying it was aliens, but…»⁴ is my firm belief that the 2020 election was indeed stolen. Starting as far back as the spring and early summer of that accursed year, the Chinese COVID-19 lockdown – which was supposed to last no more than the first two weeks of March, yet continued well into the following year – was used as a pretext to further degrade already lax election security and institute mail-in ballots nationwide; this, for an election that was to take place eight months later. Even former President Jimmy Carter warned mail-in balloting was rife with fraud – but that was back in 2005, when even a liberal Democrat could sometimes speak the truth.

Commentator Dennis Prager does not come out and declare theft, but he does note some glaring anomalies:⁵

In 132 years, no president has received more votes in his run for reelection and lost. Yet Donald Trump received 10 million more votes in 2020 than in 2016 – and lost.

Trump won 18 of the 19 counties both Democrats and Republicans regard as the bellwether counties that virtually always go with the outcome of presidential elections. Yet he lost.

He won four bellwether states – Florida, Ohio, Iowa and North Carolina. Yet he lost.

Republicans held onto all the House seats they were defending and gained another 13 seats. Yet, Trump lost.

Add the following to the anomalies:

Unprecedented efforts were made in some states to change election laws.

Mostly Democratic states sent out tens of millions of ballots or applications for absentee ballots to people who never requested them.

Voting began in some states six weeks before Election Day.

People have submitted sworn affidavits at great personal cost and with possible perjury charges that they witnessed ballot tampering on election night.

In this author’s estimation, Peter Navarro in The Navarro Report⁶ lays out the most detailed case as to how the 2020 election was stolen. That the Democrat Party, along with, for lack of a better word, its co-conspirators in the GOP establishment (especially the governors and state legislatures of the six contested states), the courts up to and including the Supreme Court and the Big Tech social media and internet oligarchy/oligopoly denied President Trump and his legal team both their day in court as well as a voice to present their case to the American people in the court of public opinion merely underscores their collective guilt in the crime.

At the same time, these co-conspirators began a concerted, massive propaganda campaign to brand anyone and everyone who questioned the legitimacy of the election as conspiracy theorists and worse, insurrectionists and traitors. Never mind that these are the same people who only four years earlier did everything they could to declare Trump’s victory illegitimate, and formed a resistance⁷ and instituted insurance policies⁸ to sabotage his agenda and seek to remove him from office. Much as the Left enjoys shrieking, dissent is the highest form of patriotism, it evidently only applies when they’re the ones doing the dissenting.

On January 6, 2021, things finally came to a head, when thousands of Trump supporters descended on the Capitol in Washington for a massive Stop the Steal Rally. A group of speakers, including President Trump himself, made one final appeal to Congress to vote no on certifying the Electoral College