The following are remarks from Harley Schlanger during the Schiller Institute's Manhattan Project event, November 14, 2020.

My presentation today is titled "Banquo's Ghost at MacBiden’s Banquet: Time to Put an End to British Regime Change.” I want to start with a quote from Lyndon LaRouche, from an article he wrote in 2007, “Current History as Tragedy: Russia and Iran on Strategy.” In that article, he attacked what he called “simplistic parodies of so-called ‘strategic thinking,’” referring to the policies of the Bush Administration at the time, but also the Democratic Party's opposition to that, which was no opposition at all. He wrote, in terms of how to engage in competent intelligence work, that, “a prudent commander must always understand who the real enemy is. The real enemy is often the clever one, the one often disguised as an ally.” [Emphasis in original]

With deadlines approaching for the certification by states of the results of the November 3 presidential election, lawyers representing Donald Trump are preparing a case to show that the entire election was determined by the use of computerized systems which have been rejected by many nations—including Switzerland, Austria, Sweden, the U.K., and the state of Texas—as "fraud prone."  Attorney Sidney Powell identified the targets of the investigation as computer and software companies, such as Dominion Voting Systems, Smartmatic and Scytl, which are responsible for compiling the votes, companies with connections to anti-Trump intelligence community operatives, and to Joe Biden.  

There is ample evidence emerging, in the investigation of the numerous "irregularities" in vote counting in the November 3 U.S. Presidential election, that there was major vote fraud committed on behalf of the candidacy of Joe Biden.  The likelihood is that a full, honest investigation of these irregularities will determine that President Trump won re-election.  His relentless campaigning, with three-to-five rallies per day before large and enthusiastic crowds—in some cases in the tens of thousands of people—sparked a powerful dose of optimism, which brought out a record turnout of voters.