Follow the Data with Dr Frank

2021-12-19 00:50:17 "Michigan"

You folks in Michigan have a real handful for a Secretary of State, Jocelyn Benson. It's been over a year, and she is still afraid to post the real statistics for the November 2020 election.

People often ask me to "name names."

Well, based upon what I've seen and what I know, the SoS of Michigan needs to be introduced to a jury trial. One capable of dispensing capital punishment.

https://www.michigan.gov/sos/0,4670,7-127-1633_8722-29616--,00.html Open / Comment

2021-12-18 23:32:52 "Lies"

The best lies are the ones that contain mostly truth, but with a subtle twist that hides the deception.

Satan tempted Eve, "Die? You will not die. If you eat the forbidden fruit you will become like God, knowing good and evil."

Satan was subtly correct: Eve did not die... immediately. And she did become like God in the sense that she then understood good and evil. Sadly, she then became ashamed and began to hide her nakedness... a magnificent form created by God. When mankind fell, we lost a lot and creation suffered greatly for it.

When our officials tell us that "The machines are not connected to the internet," they are sort of telling the truth.

They communicate using cell phones.
They communicate with bluetooth.
They communicate on "secure networks."
They communicate via thermostats and cell phone hotspots.

Just have a look at the contracts for the purchase of the machines, and the machine specs. You will see that the machines CAN connect to the internet.

And they do. We know. Lots of ways.

Well, I am fed up with politicians who lie to us by subtly tinkering with "what the definition of is is."

You need to be fed up to, because this isn't the only lie they are telling us. And as long as we permit them to use systems that are so complex and convoluted that those operating the machines and running the elections don't even understand what they are doing, we will be vulnerable to massive hacking of our elections.

Lies. Subtle lies.

And because we tolerate them, we are paying massive consequences. Open / Comment

2021-12-18 23:20:13 "Critics"

I find it pitiful that critics of my work still don't get it, despite months of explanations in dozens of videos and presentations.

Essentially, criticisms fall into three categories:
1) My data are incorrect;
2) My analyses are incorrect;
3) My analysis does not expose any fraud.

1) First, they are are not my data. I am downloading official data from official state websites. The fact that the state does does not reconcile with itself is one of the main points I am making. The fact that the data are always in flux is also a substantial factor. Before someone pops off, they need to recognize that the data they are downloading today is not the same data that was available soon after the elections.

2) Two plus two always equals four. If you don't think my analyses are correct, do them yourself and show us your different results. At least a dozen people around the country have done the hard work and confirmed that what I have been saying is true. Of course, I can make mistakes, and appreciate it when people point them out.

3) If I show that a county has more people registered to vote in it than there are people, that raises important concerns. When we then do canvassing and discover the phantom voters, that exposes fraud. When the state's own records show more votes than ballots, that raises important concerns. When we then do canvassing and discover the phantom voters, that exposes fraud. When a state is unable to produce a list of everyone who voted in an election, that raises important concerns. Etc, etc...

My motto is, "Follow the Data."

The data demonstrate important anomalies. The statistics suggest massive and widespread fraud has taken place. The canvassing confirms the anomalies and the statistics.

Need I say more? Open / Comment

2021-12-18 07:15:42 Wow. End of a long, hard day of work. Preparing for testimony next week...

Need to get some sleep. See y’all tomorrow.

Despite all the physics, chemistry, and biology I’ve learned (and there are some really amazing things I know in these areas), the incarnation remains the most mind-blowing thing in the universe. And with Christmas around the corner, the concept tumbles around more often in my mind...

“In your relationships with one another, have the same mindset as Christ Jesus:

Who, being in very nature God, did not consider equality with God something to be used to his own advantage; rather, he made himself nothing by taking the very nature of a servant, being made in human likeness.

And being found in appearance as a man, he humbled himself by becoming obedient to death—even death on a cross!

Therefore God exalted him to the highest place and gave him the name that is above every name, that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, in heaven and on earth and under the earth, and every tongue acknowledge that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father.” (from Philippians chapter 2)

“Shema Yisrael Adonai eloheinu Adonai ehad.”
(“Hear O Israel, the Lord is our God, the Lord is One") Open / Comment

2021-12-17 05:21:01 “You WHAT?!?!”

I am pretty unhappy right now.

My 81 year old father was playing tennis last week and experienced a small stroke. They took him to the hospital, where they told him he should recover just fine without any permanent damage.

Today, he was examined by a specialist who told him that there was no need for any surgery (there is a slight blockage in one of his arteries) but that he will want to check him again in six months.

So, I suggested that perhaps since tennis was demanding more blood flow, he should get it addressed if he wants to continue playing tennis and staying in such remarkably good shape.

He said that it would probably not be necessary, that he probably won’t have issues anymore.

I asked him why he thought that.

He told me that the issue had occurred two days after he’d had his Covid booster shot.

“You WHAT?!” I exclaimed.

“Please never do that again, Dad. You are otherwise very healthy, so the jab is riskier for you than actually catching it.”

I am just flabbergasted. Despite all of the lessons, we seem intent on killing off our older folks, and they are lining up for it willingly.

Please. Please, do not let them kill your parents. Open / Comment

2021-12-17 03:48:44 https://t.me/UncensoredAbe/1117 Open / Comment

2021-12-17 01:05:23 "Uncensored Abe"

I'm going to be interviewed on this gentleman's podcast tonight at 5pm EST. The format will be a little different than usual. The first segment will consist of a discussion between us, and the last segment will be fielding questions from the audience.

So, if you want to ask me a question... tune in to the podcast!

https://www.uncensoredabe.com/ Open / Comment

2021-12-17 00:45:43 The 54 Kentucky counties I've studied so far represent about 43% of their registered population. In those 54 counties, I've tallied 29,176 lost votes (where the county has reported a vote in their tally, but not in the registration rolls).

According to the "Big Lie" analysis on FrankSpeech.com, Mr Lindell is reporting that 88,231 of Trump's votes are missing.

Hmmm... 29,176 / 43% = 67,851 estimated lost votes

Not bad! I would estimate that about 68,000 are missing based upon my analysis so far. Of course, I'm missing the data for the largest KY counties... Open / Comment

2021-12-16 22:54:33 https://frankspeech.com/video/your-wake-call-help-save-our-country-share-everywhere Open / Comment

2021-12-16 22:24:03 "Apostasy"

Despite forty years in the music ministry, I left my church and denomination in 2017 because it had abandoned the basic tenets of Christianity. It got to the point where our minister was reluctant to even mention the name "Jesus Christ" because it made us sound "too evangelical."

Uh... excuse me... we are a CHRISTIAN denomination. At least, we were. I had to leave. Of all places, a Christian worship service ought to be where Jesus' name is proclaimed unashamedly.

But there is a time and a place.

When I was president of the Rotary club in 2002, I was faced with an interesting situation. There were several people of the Jewish faith in our club, and I did not want to offend them when we prayed to together. So, I would address "God" in my prayers. After all, we do share the same God.

For 25 years I was also the bass soloist during the High Holy Days celebrations at my local synagogue. I was delighted to sing and sincerely pray their Hebrew prayers with them. People would ask, "Gee, Dr Frank, I thought you were a Christian, yet you pray all those Jewish prayers." My answer... "If it was good enough for Jesus, it is good enough for me."

My point here is that there is a time a place for things, and though I openly share my faith here, I also try to be respectful to my Jewish brothers. I feel a closer kinship with some of my Jewish brothers than I do members of the 'christian' church where I used to serve. And while in Utah, I prayed fervently with Rep Christiansen, who is of the Mormon faith.

Although Fix 2020 is not officially a religious movement, it actually is. The reason we are in the mess we are today is because we have become deeply corrupted as a nation. We have lost our way, and turned from away from God. We are apostate. The symptoms are everywhere, not just in our elections.

Corrupt elections are merely one weapon the enemy is using to destroy our nation. I and others are working fervently to neutralize that weapon.

But the core remedy is repentance.

So it is not an accident that the vast majority of those engaging this movement see this "struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms." (Ephesians 6)

God is calling all of us to repentance.

O, Lord, hear our prayer. Open / Comment