"election security" statement revised

Dear Friends,

I couldn’t help myself. I had to improve the version of my statement to the legislative committee that I shared yesterday (in the last half of yesterday’s letter).

I think I made it better. You decide.

Here is what I actually just sent:

Public Servants,

Elections belong to We the People. Not to government. And not to some secret private corporation. 

The only kind of "election security" that matters is the kind that is public-facing.

Unless THE PEOPLE are able to verify election results, there is no "election security" and the peaceful transfer of power breaks down.

The only place for secrecy in elections is in completing our ballots.

Secrecy anywhere else is ANTITHETICAL to "election security." 

So is trust, which Evnen continually tries to gaslight us into doing.  But trust is NOT the Salvation of the State (nor of our elections), WATCHFULNESS IN THE CITIZEN IS.

Secrecy and trust only allow for the subversion of our elections. 

If Evnen were an honest man, he would be transparent and allow for citizen watchfulness, but he refuses.

He also refuses to meet with cyber security experts in the field of computerized “elections.”

There can only be one reason for Evnen's obstinate attitude and tyrannical control over our "elections," he has been compromised into protecting election FRAUD. (And anyone who supports him is complicit.)

Government’s only job in elections is to facilitate a process that is transparent and verifiable by the People at the precinct level. 

We the People want our elections back.

We want the PEACEFUL means back by which We verifiably choose OUR representatives. 

We want our GOD-GIVEN right back to verifiably give and withhold “CONSENT," per the Declaration of Independence and our State Constitution. 

We the People retain rights and powers. 

Honest and verifiable elections are the PEACEFUL means by which we protect all our other rights.

Article I-1.
Statement of rights.
All persons are by nature free and independent, and have certain inherent and inalienable rights . . . AND SUCH RIGHTS SHALL NOT BE DENIED OR INFRINGED BY THE STATE OR ANY SUBDIVISION THEREOF. To secure these rights, and the protection of property, governments are instituted among people, deriving their just powers from the CONSENT of the governed.

Article I-22.
Elections to be free; identification required.
(1) All elections shall be free; and THERE SHALL BE NO HINDRANCE OR IMPEDIMENT TO THE RIGHT of a qualified voter TO EXERCISE THE (FULL) ELECTIVE FRANCHISE (OF BOTH CASTING AND COUNTING VOTES). 

Article I-26.
Powers retained by people.
This enumeration of rights shall not be construed to impair or deny others, retained by the people, and all powers not herein delegated, remain with the people.
(Read annotation on Police Power).

Declaration of Independence
Whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it...

Robert J. Borer

God bless,

Robert J. Borer