Humans have the unalienable right to free will, freedom of speech, and the right to choose who governs them. These rights are given by God — not by governments, not by elites, and certainly not by globalist bankers. Rigging elections is the ultimate violation of those rights. It is a direct assault on freedom itself.

And yet, across the United States, Canada, the UK, Australia, and beyond, powerful networks have found ways to manipulate elections, silence dissent, and install their chosen puppets. This is not about Republicans or Democrats, Conservatives or Liberals. It is about whether free people still have the right to decide their own destiny.

The 2020 U.S. election and Canada’s recent contests bear striking similarities: both marred by manipulation, both propped up by compliant media, and both orchestrated by globalist elites. The fallout was devastating, most visibly in the storming of Capitol Hill on January 6, 2021 — not the cause of division, but the consequence of millions believing their freedom of choice had been stolen.

Step 1: Manipulate the Voter Rolls

One of the oldest tricks is to quietly manipulate the rolls themselves. Citizens are purged under false pretenses — clerical errors, alleged felonies, or dubious checks — often discovering they’ve been removed only when it is too late. At the same time, names of the deceased, people who have moved, or entirely fabricated “ghost voters” remain, allowing ballots to be cast that should never exist. This was widely reported in the U.S. in 2020, brushed aside in Canada, and echoed in the UK and Australia. Similar strategies have been used in Venezuela and Zimbabwe, where fake names regularly tip the balance of power.

Step 2: Suppress and Intimidate

Another strategy is to make it physically harder for the wrong people to vote. Polling stations in opposition-heavy districts are closed, leaving citizens to wait in endless lines or travel hours to cast a ballot. In some communities, “watchers” are deployed not to protect democracy, but to intimidate and confuse. The result is predictable: ordinary voters are discouraged while establishment loyalists face no such barriers. Russia, Iran, and other authoritarian states have long perfected these methods, and Western democracies now employ them under new labels.

Step 3: Import and Exploit Votes

When suppression is not enough, governments turn to importing votes. In both the U.S. and Canada, allegations surfaced of non-citizens being registered through loopholes or even guided through polling places. In 2020, reports described busloads of immigrants voting for Biden. In Canada, mass immigration itself became a political lever, as globalists knew newcomers tied to benefits would almost certainly vote Liberal. The UK and Australia also faced scandals over unverifiable overseas ballots, echoing Turkey’s use of diaspora votes to swing elections.

Step 4: Weaponize Mail-In Ballots

Mail-in ballots opened the floodgates for manipulation. Ballot harvesting allowed operatives to collect stacks of votes, discarding those cast for the opposition or replacing them with fraudulent ones. Legitimate ballots were delayed or mysteriously lost in swing districts. COVID provided the perfect cover for an unprecedented surge in mail-in voting, overwhelming systems never built to handle it. Bolivia’s disputed 2019 election showed how sudden swings in late mail-in counts can destabilize a nation — a warning America ignored.

Step 5: Rig the Machines

Technology has become a weapon of fraud. Malware hidden inside voting machines can flip votes with no trace, while denial-of-service attacks on election networks delay reporting and create opportunities to “adjust” numbers. Dominion Voting Systems, a Canadian company tied to both U.S. and Canadian elections, raised red flags about who really controls the data. Venezuela’s Smartmatic scandal proved how entire outcomes can be engineered with a few lines of code.

Step 6: Control the Media

No fraud is complete without narrative control. In Canada, Trudeau’s scandals were buried. In the U.S., stories about Biden’s corruption were suppressed. In the UK, opponents of Brexit dominated the airwaves, while in Australia conservative voices were systematically marginalized. A handful of corporations own most outlets, and taxpayer-funded bailouts like Trudeau’s billions to Canadian media guarantee loyalty. When media becomes a tool of power rather than a check on it, democracy is already dead.

Step 7: Dominate Social Media

The battlefield has shifted online. Bot armies flood feeds with propaganda to create the illusion of consensus. Critics of globalism are shadow-banned or silenced altogether, while algorithms ensure regime-approved voices trend to the top. This digital sleight of hand mirrors China’s censorship and Iran’s disappearing hashtags — only dressed in the language of “safety” and “moderation.”

Step 8: January 6 — The Aftermath of Fraud

The clearest evidence of how election fraud destroys trust came on January 6, 2021. Millions of Americans believed the 2020 election was stolen, and with good reason: irregularities in voter rolls, mail-in ballots, and media suppression created a climate of suspicion. When their voices were shut down in the courts and the press, many felt they had no choice but to be heard at Capitol Hill.

The storming of the Capitol was not the cause of division, but the predictable consequence of a democracy where faith in the ballot was shattered. The same has happened elsewhere: riots in Belarus, protests in Myanmar, uprisings in Venezuela. When the vote is compromised, the streets inevitably erupt.

Once trust is broken, elites move quickly to consolidate power. In Canada, Mark Carney — former central banker, Bilderberg insider, and WEF ally — emerged as Trudeau’s heir, promoted overnight by media as the inevitable leader. In the U.S., Biden was carried across the finish line despite weak enthusiasm. In the UK, Brexit champions were replaced by globalist placeholders. In Australia, censorship laws conveniently aligned with elections. The pattern is unmistakable: when voters resist, elites replace leaders anyway.

Finally, victory is cemented by rewriting memory. Narratives like Canada’s “mass graves” story justified land seizures. The West is painted as racist and oppressive, while China avoids scrutiny. Identity politics fractures unity, ensuring citizens remain divided. Stalin rewrote Soviet history, Mao erased Chinese traditions — today’s elites follow the same playbook, using modern tools to fracture nations from within.

The Globalist Goal: Centralized Power

Globalists sell their agenda as fairness and inclusion, but history shows otherwise. Communism promised justice and delivered tyranny. Globalism promises equality but delivers elite rule. The real goal is to erase sovereignty, weaken the middle class, and centralize control under unelected elites. From America in 2020 to Brexit backlash in the UK, from Canada under Trudeau to creeping censorship in Australia, the pattern is clear: elections are no longer decided solely by voters.

Conclusion: Defend Democracy, Expose the Fraud

This is not a conspiracy theory. It is a record of tactics used worldwide — from the U.S. and Canada to Venezuela, Zimbabwe, and beyond — showing how elites hijack elections.

Freedom will not survive if people accept the lie that elections cannot be rigged. The truth is simple: they can, they have, and they will again unless exposed. Defending democracy means defending transparency, free speech, and national sovereignty. Anything less is surrender.

If America does not defend her ballot box, she will not defend her borders, her people, or her future.