This is the book of the movie, which I have yet to see. Heavy on narrative, and short on the technology side, it is nonetheless interesting, and can be viewed as a case study of election fraud, along with a bunch of subsidiary studies of related frauds. One good idea: if there are ballot drop boxes, put a surveillance camera on those boxes and livestream the footage. ( )

This is a first edition, first printing, recalled copy printed August 2022. They were supposed to be pulped and it was reprinted with changes in December 2022. But, I snagged one off of eBay from some unsuspecting person. Who maybe stole it, I don't know. So, I have a rarity: an unexpurgated, recalled book.

Having not seen the documentary film that this is based on, all I can say is that the thesis, presentation, and evidence isn't wild-eyed, crazy, or outlandish. It all makes perfect sense and seems reasonable. Which is scary. Was it enough to swing an election? Maybe. It seems to have already happened in smaller races and just did again in September/October 2023 in Bridgeport, Connecticut. Etc. It all seems eminently reasonable. Which is scary. It's so hard to prove. And that's the problem. Read in conjunction with Mollie Hemingway's Rigged, which tells the main story of how Big Tech, Big Media, and Covid conspired to change the voting rules and put the thumb on the scale in 2020. Add this and... ( )