On Tuesday night, the Coastal Carolina Taxpayers’ Association recorded their weekly radio show at Stanly Hall Ballroom in New Bern, North Carolina. The show will be aired this weekend on 107.1 WTKF at 6 am on Saturday, 11 am Sunday, and 8 pm Sunday. The show will be available on the internet at cctaxpayers.com at some point during the coming week.

The show featured a presentation by Doug Gould, a local cyber-security expert who recently attended Mike Lindell’s Cyber Symposium. Doug shared a lot of basic information about how our elections are tallied, how various voting machines work, and what the opportunities for monkey business are. He noted that the symposium and its attendees were under attack and carefully watched by our government. At one point Mike Lindell was physically assaulted. Antifa was present along with other groups that do not have America’s best interests in mind.

There was one thing that caught my attention during the presentation. During the 1960’s, my husband was in the Navy in an air squadron. There was a lot of electronic spying and innovation in electronic spying going on at that time. One of the planes I remember was something referred to as a “Willy Fudd,” which looked like a small airplane being eaten by a flying saucer. That plane has now evolved into the E2, a sophisticated electronic spy plane. During the symposium an E2 was flying grid patterns over the facility where the symposium was held. That airplane is capable of collecting all the information on cell phones and computers being used at that location.  Because of its proximity to the local airport, that was restricted air space. It is also unconstitutional for the government to spy on Americans.

I hope that you will take the time either to live stream the program or listen to it after it is archived on the CCTA website. Some of the information is ‘geek speak,’ but a lot of what is being presented is simply common sense.

If what Mike Lindell is saying is not true, why is there so much opposition to his efforts?