What Inspired “The Captain’s Battlegrounds?”

Topic: Elections

I announced on Saturday, July 23, that I was embarking on a new project called “The Captain’s Battlegrounds.”  One of the major benefits of having a broad reach is having the ability to connect instantly with extremely talented individuals.  I received many responses to my request seeking a talented video producer who had the desire to chip in on the election front, and the availability to do a tremendous amount of work for a reasonable price. 

I was fortunate to run into a Truth Social user known as Absolute 1776.  He is a creative, masterful producer who will do this series proud as time marches onward, and is thrilled that his talents are being put to this cause. 

“The Captain’s Battlegrounds” comes from an established idea, namely my brief, homemade videos outlining statistical disparities at the county level that I’ve posted on Telegram over the past year and combines that idea with beautiful cinematography and visual appeal for distribution to those who sit on the fence and need to be convinced as the extent of the election crisis in America. 

Posting county videos on Telegram generally finds 100% acceptance and approval.  When they are shared on Truth Social, the reception is mostly the same.  Preaching to the choir has some benefit, but only when people are driven to action.  I have come to understand that my role is to inform, explain, and educate.  Those who have an axe to grind with me generally express their frustrations by highlighting that I have not personally decertified any elections despite all my travels, as if I were a legislator or judge capable of doing so. 

In seeing that my role is to illuminate the flaws in our system of elections, I am embarking on this multi-year project.  I believe the information and statistics present will be valid and practical until the 2024 elections, because bad counties have bad precincts that are flooded with fraudulent registrations.  Our goal of cleaning up elections begins with knowledge and a clear operating picture.  We must make that digestible for “normies.” 

Additionally, the mid-terms are upon us.  I was recently in Tucson with Kari Lake, candidate for Arizona governor.  I told her I would come up with an idea, an information package of sorts, to help her easily see what I see in Arizona’s counties, and to use them to her advantage.  The spread of information, as in the days of the nation’s founding, will be of great value when in the hands of the right people, elected or otherwise. 

I hope you enjoy and, more importantly, spread “The Captain’s Battlegrounds” widely.