SVF103-SYNC-O-WICZ, with Special Guest, Gary Meyers - Sync-O-Wicz

Linda Szynkowicz, founder of Fight Voter Fraud, opens the show with her trademark energy before diving into a hard‑hitting interview with longtime analyst Gary Meyers of The Meyers Report. Together they unpack a nationwide grading system that rates every U.S. jurisdiction on a 0‑100 scale, revealing that 40 of 51 score an "F"—worse than many authoritarian regimes. They trace the problem back to the 2005 bipartisan Carter‑Baker Commission, which identified mail‑in ballots and the lack of strict voter ID as the two greatest threats to election security. Meyers explains how the United States relies on an honor‑system affidavit for citizenship verification, a practice the duo argues is unique worldwide and ripe for fraud. By contrast, countries such as North Korea, China, Russia and even Somalia enforce rigorous identity checks, often scoring higher on the same rubric. The hosts argue that mail‑in ballots destroy the secret‑ballot chain of custody, opening the door to coercion, bribery and counterfeit submissions, and they denounce drop‑box installations as a "worst‑ever" innovation. The conversation shifts to state‑level realities: Connecticut’s low score, the partisan split where red states marginally outperform blue states, and the chaos of extended early‑voting periods that lack funding. Linda calls for the SAVE Act—an overhaul that would eliminate or severely limit mail‑in voting and mandate real photo ID for every voter. Internationally, the episode highlights how even dictatorships maintain stricter voting protocols, and it briefly profiles upcoming elections in Granada. The program closes with Linda’s impassioned final thoughts, urging listeners to vote in person, monitor their ballots, and fight any attempts to certify fraudulent results. This episode delivers a bold, data‑driven critique of America’s election infrastructure and a rallying cry for reform.

Categories: Elections