The Deep Rig; How Election Fraud Cost Donald J. Trump the White House

Byrne is a libertarian who did not vote for Trump and has publicly criticized him: that said, he believes Election 2020 was rigged, and that should be objectionable to every person who believes, "just government derives its power from the consent of the governed." In this book he explains what caused him in August 2020 to study election fraud, and what really happened during the 2020 election. He describes how his team of "cyber-ninjas" unraveled it while they worked against the clock of Constitutional processes, all against the background of being a lifetime entrepreneur trying to interact with Washington, DC. This book takes you behind the headlines to backroom scenes that determined whether or not the fraud would be exposed in time, and paints a portrait of Washington that will leave the reader asking, "Is this the end of our constitutional republic?" From the Author This started with the 6 installmentyou may have read on the website. Yet those installments were more orless first drafts. I cut them up, rearranged the flow to be morelogical, then kept adding details, pieces of proof, backstories, andpreviously unknown but important details (e.g., what went on backroomwith Pence) that appear nowhere else but are a part of history. In theend, it wound up being being 10 chapters. Note the subtitle: "What to send friends who ask, 'Why do you doubt theintegrity of Election 2020?'" Many people feel frustrated because theyknow, they just cannot say why they know, yet get frustrated with thosewho cannot see . Now they have something they can send their friends. If you know a few of those people, please feel free to send each a copy. About the Author Patrick received a bachelor's degree in philosophy and Asian studies from Dartmouth College, a master's in philosophy (ethics) from Cambridge University as a Marshall Scholar, and a doctorate in philosophy (focusing on political theory, jurisprudence, and economics) from Stanford University. Twenty years later Patrick was named "National Entrepeneur of the Year" by Ernst & Young. Those 20 years were ones of toil, risks, breakthroughs and (occasional) victories. In 2005, Patrick began a vigorous campaign against corruption in ou rcapital markets through securities manipulation. His stance quickly caught the attention of Wall Street analysts and reporters and remains a point of high controversy today. The Deep Capture website grew out of this campaign. Patrick believes that the oligarchy has two wings, Wall Street and the Deep State, and that he has them surrounded.