Greg Stenstrom Meets Elon Musk — Election integrity activist Greg Stenstrom was among those whom Elon Musk discussed matters during Elon’s visit, yesterday, Oct. 17, to Ridley, Pa.
Stenstrom and Leah Hoopes are the co-authors of The Parallel Election which details fraud that occurred in 2020 in Delaware County, Pa.
A defamation lawsuit was filed against them in Philadelphia which was dropped when it dawned on the plaintiff that they were not only not backing down but preparing to use the litigation to get a whole lot of Delco’s power-set under oath who strongly preferred otherwise.
Here is Greg’s conversation with Elon via George from X:
WATCH: An election integrity expert in Pennsylvania just revealed to Elon Musk that the state's officials have admitted in court that the voting machines are NOT secure
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Thanks to Scott from Vermont — who just transitioned to Pennsylvania — for the information about the change in semantics where pedophiles are now called “minor attracted persons” or MAPS.
In the–now-removed– promotion material we have the statement “Most of all, it’s a time for us to feel fully accepted as we are and for us to feel pride in who we are. ‘ Maybe there’s a new phrase we’ll be hearing ‘MAPP pride.”
Of course, this redefinition has an academic source and that would be Allyn Walker a former criminology and sociology professor at Old Dominion University.
Walker wrote A Long, Dark Shadow: Minor-Attracted People and Their Pursuit of Dignity. He mentions his organization B4U-ACT and explains it uses the term MAPs, rather than the term ‘pedophile,’ to “decrease stigma against this group.” He adds. “the fact of children’s inability to consent to sex is irrelevant to the application of the term ‘sexual orientation”
After leaving Old Dominion, Allyn was hired by John Hopkins University. Allyn is a member of the transgender community.
And Dr. Frederick Berlin, founder of the sexual disorders clinic at Johns Hopkins Hospital, says those sexually attracted to children should learn not to feel ashamed of their condition.
Obviously, not everyone thinks this change in semantics is a good thing. Though there’s one perspective here,
“I believe, as is so often done, this is the first step toward normalizing abnormal behavior,” says Joyce Krawiec
Returning to B4U-Act , some of their aims are laudable. Promoting services for self-identified pedophiles to seek assistance before they act on their urges is a good thing, for instance.
It’s the concept of normalization that gives us pause.
How one feels like this may depend on how you regard a movie called The Mark (1961) about a man seeking to recover from this condition.
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The Big Con Gets Big Premiere At Gatsby’s — The grand premiere of The Big Con is tonight, Oct. 17, at Gatsby’s Bar and Grill, 4926 Pennell Road, Aston, Pa. 19014. It concerns election fraud in Delaware County, Pa. and features Greg Stenstrom and Leah Hoopes, the authors of The Parallel Election.
Those attending are asked to spend at least $15 on food or drinks, which is not hard to do in the Biden-Harris era.
Mom Describes Mistreatment In Delco Family Courts — Delaware County (Pa.) Council, last night, Oct. 16, heard another tale of abuse and injustice concerning its family courts.
Janet Rousse (phonetic) who fled Delco after losing a custody battle says she has not seen her children in a regular way in a year. She couldn’t afford a lawyer, unlike her husband, and represented herself. She asked council to look into ways to make things more fair.
She also said her phone calls have been monitored and that HIPAA violations occurred during her hearing.
Regardless, a parent should never lose regular access to a child unless violence is a concern.
In other matters, Linda Emery (phonetic) of Media praised Council for the 3rd Street Bridge project but asked it to address concerns about runoff into Broomall’s Lake.
Olivia Thorne, a past president of the League of Women Voters thanked Council for its satellite voting centers.
Scott Thomas of Marple praised the County’s poll worker training system and lead the room in a Hail Mary in honor of Rosary Month.
At the meeting’s start, Council Chairwoman Monica Taylor noted the crisis being caused by the closure of hospitals in Delco.
DA Says Taxpayers Saving Money On Prison Despite 24% Budget Hike — Delaware County (Pa) District Attorney, last night, Oct. 16, boasted to County Council that George W. Hill Prison has a third of the inmates as it did before the Dems took over Delco’s government.
Kimberly Brown of Colwyn, a case worker at the facility, again took issue during public comments with how the jail was being run.
She said a misleading report is being spread regarding a report of a fire at Hill. She said an inmate pulled a fire alarm causing an incident. Ms. Brown said the staffing shortage is severe and there has been no fire drill since Laura Williams took over as warden on Jan. 31, 2022.
Ms. Brown said employees are quitting.
So Jack, with 66 percent fewer prisoners and a smaller staff why are the taxpayers paying 24 percent more for the facility, and how exactly do you think they are saving money?
Ms. Brown, frighteningly, said she has been under investigation since May by authorities at Hill for speaking out at council.
She’s not the only one saying she’s getting repercussions for daring to expose problems. See Sharon Devaney’s comments in this story and see what Janet Rousse (phonetic) says in the next one.
Jack Stollsteimer
DA Says Taxpayers Saving Money On Prison Despite 24% Budget Hike
GOP Candidate Demands Delco Machines Be Quarantined And Investigated — Congressional candidate Alfe Goodwin of Drexel Hill told County Council last night, Oct. 16, that Delaware County, Pa is violating state and federal rules regarding voting machine testing.
A injunction was filed Oct. 11 to quarantine the 18 machines tested in September to protect the chain of custody. She said they must be given to the FBI for investigation.
The remaining 838 precinct machines must then be tested to see if they have the same problems, she said.
The problems are that the tested machines are not in the configuration verified by either the federal Election Assistance Commission or the Pennsylvania Department of State.
She further said that the “trusted build” performed in September was done on only 2 percent of the machines. One must be done all all 856 precinct machines for an election to be valid.
It would violate the law for these machines to be used Nov. 5.
Ms. Goodwin is the Republican nominee for Pennsylvania’s 5th Congressional District. She called for her Democrat opponent, incumbent Mary Gay Scanlon, to join her in demanding the law be followed.
The 5th District consists of all of Delaware County along with parts of Philadelphia, Montgomery and Chester counties.
The case filed to enjoin the use of the machines is CV 2024008838.
That election doubts are widespread is entirely the fault of certain government bodies including Delaware County Council.
This group fights rulings by the Pennsylvania Office of Open Records to release election documents. They refuse to give poll watchers the expected access at the central ballot counting center.
Now, they have reached the point where congressional candidates are calling foul.
There is no innocent explanation for Council’s behavior.
Also last night, Charlie Alexander of Marple said he was told by police that people have been seen dropping 10 or 15 ballots in election dropboxes. Donna Yarnell of Marple said Delco has more dropboxes than any other county in the state.
This is true.
Councilwoman Christine Reuther boasted at meeting’s start about Delco’s 36 drop boxes. This is more than either Philadelphia or Allegheny counties which are much larger and include major cities.
Kathy from Haverford said that half the solar cameras supposedly providing security on the boxes don’t work.
Kathy also questioned the pop-up satellite voter services offices put up by the county and noted that Councilman Kevin Madden has yet to address his business connections to the BlueCrest ballot sorters used by the county.
Tom Flocco of Upper Providence encouraged all to watch the documentary Big Con which featured video of suspicious actions during Delaware County elections.
Bill from Upper Darby reminded all holding an oath of office that following orders is not an excuse.
“We will have our republic back,” he said.
At the beginning of the meeting, Ms. Reuther said that the county has received 27,000 ballots so far with 20,000 coming by mail, 4,000 being left at the Courthouse and 3,550 coming from community dropboxes.
Alfe Goodwin with GOP Senate nominee Dave McCormick
GOP Candidate Demands Delco Machines Be Quarantined And Investigated
Sanctuary Claims Continue Despite Delco Denial — Executive Director Barbara O’Malley told County Council, last night, Oct. 16, that allegations that Delaware County, Pa. was a sanctuary for illegals were objectively false.
The allegations stem from at least 2016 and are based on claims that the county declined detainers for illegals sought by ICE.
Mrs. O’Malley said a thorough investigation was made with Delco’s George W. Hill Prison and with ICE . The county was in perfect compliance with ICE, she said.
The public forum, however, brought forth persuasive rebuttals.
Marple residents Charlie Alexander and Gary Ryder said that mattresses suspected to be used by illegals are most definitely on the floors of the former Don Guanella building at the county’s Delco Woods park. Ryder said Marple Police specifically told him they are ordered to stand down and free the suspects when they discover the lawbreakers are illegals.
And Sharon Devaney of Ardmore again pointed out the 2017 accident that left her crippled and nearly killed her daughter. No charges were filed against the driver of the striking car — despite her breaking several laws — solely because she was an illegal.
Sharon also said that since she has begun speaking out at council meetings, her bank account has been hacked and looted; her car payments have been tampered; and she received a notice from a debt service that she had died.
Defending Council were two women, one of whom said that illegals couldn’t be staying in the Don Guanella buildings because they would be reported if they were.
We suspect she was missing certain implications in the discussion.
More stories from last night are coming, including a public statement about voting machines by congressional candidate Alfe Goodwin.
Delaware County has 11 members of the Pennsylvania House and all but one –Craig Williams (R-160) — are Democrat Seven are female, three are male.
All are up for re-election
Running unopposed are PA 159 Carol Kazeem (D-159), Gina H. Curry (D-164), Regina D. Young (D-185) and Joanna E. McClinton (D-191).
Williams 160th District consists of parts of Chester and Delaware counties. It has been held by Republicans since 1979.
Williams has held holds the office since 2020. He won re-election in 2022 beating Catherin Spahr with 52.4 percent of the vote.
Williams received his JD degree from the University of Florida,and has an L.L.M. From Columbia University School of Law. He was a USMC 2nd lieutenant during the Persian Gulf War.
He has been a assistant US Attorney. He has run for US Congress (2008) but lost to the Admiral (Joe Sestak). More recently he lost rather resoundingly to Dave Sunday for the attorney general nomination. He lives in Glen Mills with his wife Jennifer, and their four children.
His opponent is Democrat Elizabeth Moro who has been endorsed by Gov. Shapiro. She is a summa cum laude graduate of Western Michigan University with degrees in political science, political policy, and women’s sudies. She lives in Chadds Ford, Pa with her husband Vince, where they raise sheep and bees. They have four adult children.
