This document, “The Fake 2020 Presidential Election,” by Miles Mathis, argues that the 2020 election, like all previous elections, was not legitimate and was instead a staged event to maintain the illusion of democracy and control the populace. Mathis claims that the Republican Party has been incapable of winning honestly since 1990 and that Trump’s victory was pre-arranged with Biden, both acting as political pawns for hidden powers, which he refers to as the “deep state” but finds the term “hidden” more accurate.
The author asserts that Trump’s win was necessary to sustain the two-party system, preventing a collapse that would reveal the lack of real choice. He believes that entities such as Goldman Sachs, the CIA, the Pentagon, the Federal Reserve, and Big Pharma control both parties and that the manufactured division serves to distract from their true agenda.
Mathis details his observations of the election night results, highlighting suspicious anomalies such as states being called before any votes were reported and drastic, illogical shifts in vote tallies, particularly in Virginia. He claims these inconsistencies point to a faked election rather than a stolen one, orchestrated by a group manipulating numbers through computer programs. He argues that the media’s reporting of these results, including the AP and Google, is deliberately biased.
The text further elaborates on alleged irregularities in various states, including Wisconsin, Michigan, Georgia, Pennsylvania, Arizona, and North Carolina, questioning the methodology and speed of vote counting and reporting. Mathis suggests that these events are designed to create chaos and mental anguish for the public, diverting attention from other “real action.”
The author also revisits the 2016 election, suggesting a similar manipulation occurred to protect the two-party system, and speculates on potential future candidates. He expresses relief that Trump won in 2020, believing Republicans are more inclined to challenge the Covid “hoax.”
Mathis claims that the media’s reporting, including the New York Times and CNN, is not just biased but intentionally misleading, serving to “blackwash” the Democratic Party and push people towards Trump and the Republican Party. He views the entire election and the surrounding narrative as a large-scale psychological operation, a “Hollywood movie” designed to keep people distracted from the ongoing looting of the treasury by the wealthy and to prevent a genuine revolution.
He urges readers to resist the perceived tyranny by acting in unison, rejecting mandates like masks and vaccines, and engaging in direct action rather than waiting for political saviors. He criticizes figures like Alex Jones as “bedbugs” and controlled opposition, designed to derail genuine resistance. Mathis concludes that the election was not about Biden or Trump but a manufactured event to maintain the status quo of wealth accumulation by the elite, a “Civil War” fought through propaganda and division. He expresses hope that the older, established powers will ultimately prevail against the newer, more chaotic forces.
The text also includes updates and further analysis, questioning specific instances of alleged fraud, media coverage, and the actions of various political figures and institutions, all contributing to his overarching narrative of a pre-orchestrated and manipulated election.