An incident occurred in the Fullerton City Jail in late 2005/early 2006 and a complaint letter was  sent to the Orange County Grand Jury.  It asked for an investigation stating “if not you, who, if not now, when?”  We formed a special committee … Continue reading OPEN LETTER To The Fullerton City Council

“Public concerns about racial profiling, excessive use of force, deliberate violations of sanctioned evidence handling procedures and corruption create mistrust. When events such as these take center stage, communities begin to question the integrity of their police agencies.”   “Police Accountability and … Continue reading Don’t Defund Our Police

June 3, 2020 Senate Appropriations Committee AB 860 Elections: Vote-by-Mail Ballots State Capitol, Room 2206Sacramento, CA 95814 OPPOSE Esteemed Committee Member, Election Integrity Project California, Inc. (EIPCa) OPPOSES AB 860 – Elections: Vote-by- Mail Ballots – urgency bill, as amended as of the date of this letter. … Continue reading Vote-By-Mail Ballots

Kneeling. 8 minutes, 46 seconds is a long time—an eternity.  I kneeled amongst 300 plus Fullertonians.  Were they praying, reflecting on George Floyd, trying to understand, feeling the burn?   Standing, there was a round of applause.  For what? For assuaging their consciousness, to … Continue reading 8 minutes, 46 seconds

“AB 860 would mandate that over 4.5 million individuals, most of whom are likely deceased or no longer living in California, be mailed a VBM (mail-in ballot). This is a recipe for electoral ineptitude and disaster,”  according to Election Integrity Project California (EIPCa).   Remember that the … Continue reading Did I step into a Mail-in Ballot quagmire!

Comments generated by yesterday’s post regarding mail-in ballots prone to fraud and overwhelming to count:  “In Illinois, it was not unusual for voters in certain parts of the state who were picked up off of Skid Row in Chicago and … Continue reading My Bad

Counting mail-in ballots is an overwhelming process prone to conjecture, personal bias, fatigue and pressure. County employees verifying that each ballot submitted is eligible is overwhelming when under pressure to have the count done by the December 5 cutoff date–a … Continue reading Mail-in Ballot Potential for Fraud

Regarding editorial Rethinking ‘ballot harvesting’ Los Angeles Times, November 7, 2018 As an observer of the November elections at precincts and the vote-counting process, I believe mail-in ballots provide opportunity for misuse.  I am an Election Integrity Project California (EIPCa) inspector.   I have witness … Continue reading Letter to the Editor

Coronavirus statistics on Worldometer are similar to those compiled by John Hopkins University.  As we approach the 100,000 death mark in the United States and 350,000 deaths in the world due to coronavirus, we need to look at world population and health statistics for … Continue reading Coronavirus Statistics

Heard on a radio news report that a recent increase in Orange County coronavirus deaths the result of the beaches opening a couple weeks ago.  According to the OC Health Department, almost all the deaths occurred in nursing homes.   Oops! We … Continue reading Freedom Rally at LA City Hall Sunday