Dr. Shiva LIVE: Maricopa Audit Open Forum for Public, Press & Maricopa Election Officials. Join Us!

Dr. Shiva joined with Phil in trying to dispel that there were widespread issues with voter fraud. The media is trying to put out false statements that Dr. Shiva and the other officials trying to audit the Maricopa count. If we do not get down to the root cause of the voter anomalies, we will continue to have a left/right divide within our country. We need to get the politicians out of the way and we need to get the media out of the way unless they’ll agree to discourse.
Patter Recognition Classification of Early Voting Ballot (EVB). Someone request a mail-in envelope, that is called the early voting envelope, they are supposed to sign their name and put their phone number. But what we understand that the envelope is the protected sheet that the ballot travels in. The authentication/verification of the Sagnature on the early voting ballot return envelope is critical to the reliability.
This audit reveals anomalies raising the questions about the veracity of the envelopes.
Unfortunately, through the media’s disinformation campaign, they do not understand that there are fundamentals to the process. After the election occurred, the Maricopa officials had to file a canvass report, 92% of ballots cast came through the early voting ballots.
Here is the first anamoly with the Maricopa report. There are only 587 “Bad Signatures” Out of 1,918,463 (that is 0.031%).
What is adjudication? Adjudication is when the ballot goes through and there are still questions on it. Meaming maybe someone spilled coffee on it or someone filled in the circle to the right. The adjudication rate in Maricopa county was quite high, about 11% even though on average it usually only happens to 2-3%.
So how come the judicial system refused to rule on issues on election integrity unless it’s a clear cut criminal case. When you walk into a court, you walk back into the 14th century. I think the legal and judicial system in this country is completely broken. When you go to fundamental issues of our time at this time, I don’t think judges are capable of resolving this issue. We need a bottoms up movement where the workers rise up. We need movement. Lets take a review at how change took place in any significant way. In 1886, workers were fighting for an 8 hour work day, it wasn’t democrats it wasn’t republicans it was working people. The mandates we’re seeing and the censorship we’re seeing is all part of a process. If you’re making $50,000 dollars today, you should be making about $120,000. That is why these elections are one of the most important processes to discuss. If we have these fundamental issues throughout the country, if these election officials ran airports or train stations there would be a crash everyday.