I do not want to, nor am I trying to, push a political agenda—especially not as a Christian—but irregularities and problems must be addressed.
In both previous elections and the current one, the Social Democrats have unfortunately attempted to buy—and indeed have bought—votes.
A so-called influencer has testified about how she and other influencers were offered $15,000 to write or say something positive about the Social Democrats on social media.
People in immigrant-heavy areas have been offered several hundred dollars to attend a so-called training session on how democracy works and why one should vote; they have been given ballots specifically from the Social Democrats, ready to be cast in the ballot box.
The Social Democrats naturally deny this, but people bear witness to it.
This is not only morally reprehensible; it is also completely illegal and can result in several months in prison.
What do we do?
Lo and behold, as I'm writing this blogpost, suddenly the doorbell rang. My dog barked as usual and when I opened the door, there outside were two election workers for the Social Democrats.
I smiled a little because I'm currently writing about dem. I said I'm not interested, especially not on a Saturday night, but wished them luck.
There was no point in confronting them about election fraud or anything like that—especially not when I was wearing a T-shirt that said:
Jesus, the way, the truth, and the life
But the question still stand, What do we do?
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