The United States election process is corrupted and broken, according to "BardsFM" host Scott Kesterson.
"It's a profound naivety for anybody to believe in the elections as a true change process in this country. The United States election process is permanently and completely corrupted and broken the way it is right now," Kesterson said during the November 3 episode of the show on Brighteon.TV.
The backpack journalist and documentary filmmaker said those who believe that the November midterm elections are going to change anything are living in a dream.
Kesterson stated that an election is intended to take people's attention off the great issues that are at play and try to give Americans hope that a "red wave" happening would bring change to the nation and the deeply corrupted government.
The Brighteon.TV host mentioned that an elite GOP or Republican Party and elite Left Democratic Party are playing both ends to the middle and the American people could see another "election steal event" happening with both parties accusing each other of hijacking the election and calling it an election fraud.
He added that the election is nothing more than a sort of nonsensical thing and he pointed out that the candidates that are getting in are not going to change the world for the people, although there may be a couple of them who can change things.
Kesterson stressed that the depth of the corruption and the ability of a single person to change things is a big lie because "the corruption is too deep to the core and it goes into the depths of billions of dollars, massive graft and assurances, threats to life and blackmail that people can't undo easily."
He also mentioned a recent testimony showing that Iranian hackers used an open-source piece of software, which they downloaded in order to hack and take election data. These hackers automatically filled out and sent ballots to the government website for soldiers overseas. (Related: Louisiana AG's investigation into 2020 election fraud concludes it really was rigged.)
"And they created thousands of fake ballots by doing it, by running it through the system. This election fraud is so deep and so massive and there's no possible way that it's not going to happen this time," Kesterson said.
He also said that voters should now be asking the question of how and why their candidates won. The Emmy award-winning filmmaker added that these people's morals are so deeply bankrupt.
"They don't care about the nation. They care about winning for their cause and their need," Kesterson said. He said a large percentage of people that are voting come from the Left are either atheists or agnostic.
Election system has to be brought to the ground, says Kesterson
The "BardsFM" host also called on Americans to vote to prove that the election system is bad and atrocious. "Do vote because it's an encouragement to make sure the system is stressed to such a degree that hopefully, it falls apart completely. The system has to be brought to the ground," he said.
Kesterson added that Americans should never count on the election to change anything since it is trying to find false hope in the institutions of men rather than finding real hope in God. He also reminded American voters that before they cast a vote, they should be making a prayer on behalf of the nation.
According to Kesterson, a few elections are not going to fix the system and institutions that are already broken, and it is going to take a concerted effort from the American people to bring a change to the nation.
"A reset of America's local governance in a way that truly reflects what is said in the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence must happen so that Americans can start moving forward to rebuild the nation one step at a time," he said.
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Watch the November 3 episode of the "BardsFM" below. "BardsFM" with Scott Kesterson airs every Thursday at 5 p.m., every Saturday at 4 p.m. and every Sunday at 6 p.m. on Brighteon.TV.
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