Reply #99: My paper clip

[davidgmills]

A few days ago I put up a post called "Parable of a rigged game." You can still find it four or five pages back.

Anyway, I have been playing this rigged game for thirty five years involving sixteen objects. I have played thousands of games over the years and have never lost because the game is rigged and no one ever knows.

So I decided to get 16 stones and put them on my conference table.

It has become my opening to talk about election fraud any time someone comes to my office. I usually start by asking how do you like my stones. They are already arranged. When they ask what it is. I tell them it is a game of fraud. I play a little with them and explain the game (as I win of course). I make the point that you wouldn't know fraud if you saw it staring you in the face. And that is what the fraudster wants.

It is my way of bringing up fraud in the election in very red part of America.