Today,
the Osage are fighting to have the feds, the Kochs and other oil
companies clean up the 16,000 oil wells they abandoned on the Osage
Reservation. The Koch-funded climate science denial campaign is a direct
threat to the Osages’ demand to plug these methane-spewing,
Earth-broiling holes.
We need your support to complete our investigation and film, Long Knife: The Osage Nation, Koch Oil and the New Killers of the Flower Moon. Donate and receive a screen credit as a Producer, Co-Producer or Supporter. Or simply be a film backer.
Did Voters—or Vote Suppression—Elect Donald Trump?
The 2026 and 2028 elections start NOW. And so, our investigation of vote suppression revs up NOW.
This
is the dangerous moment, when progressives who gave literally billions
for their candidates, cry into their beer and crawl back into their
burrows.
But the Palast Team won’t, and I trust you
won’t either. First, we are working feverishly to get the data to
calculate the effect of racist voter suppression trickery on the
election’s outcome. Not unexpectedly, we are getting stonewalled by
red-state officials about the number of provisional ballots uncounted
(above 42.3% we find from well-hidden data), the number of mail-in
ballots discarded (we know it’s way over two million), and the number of
vigilante challenges to legit voters (we’ve counted 852,000 so far).
U.S. media will write about vote suppression tactics during an election. But never would the media report on the effect of suppression on the November 5 vote count.
But the
Palast Team does, with precision, based on data and facts. And here’s
what the numbers are telling us so far. Absent vote suppression
tactics,
“The
wholesale attack on votes and voters cost Kamala Harris Wisconsin,
Michigan, Pennsylvania and Georgia—which would have brought her to a
winning 286 Electoral votes.”
As Gerald Griggs, President of the Georgia NAACP told me, “Vote suppression and voter intimidation won.”
Stay
dialed-in to this space for the full explanation, with hard numbers, of
the cost of denying the vote to Americans like Major Gamaliel Turner
(Ret.) of Columbus, Georgia, who, like so many African-American
soldiers, was denied his vote twice.
Major Turner’s fight for his ballot and the votes of hundreds of thousands of others, is featured in our film, Vigilantes Inc., America’s New Vote Suppression Hitmen.
If you haven’t seen it yet, you must.
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