WeAreChange.org Interview: Can Nevada’s David Lory VanDerBeek Make It To the White House Kill List?

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David Lory Van DerBeek is running for governor of Nevada. You might have heard of him if you’re deep into alternative media. He broke a story on FEMA’s planned (and scrapped) “zombie drill” in Idaho this summer, and was cited on InfoWars.com for it. He’s posted dozens of youTube videos, some of which have over a hundred thousand views. He ran for U.S. Senate in 2012, and got 49,000 votes out of about a million cast. He’s a strict constitutionalist and liberty advocate. He’s not a Democrat or Republican, or even a Libertarian; he’s an independent, running on the Independent American Party’s ticket.

I had the chance to speak with him last week on issues of interest to We Are Change, expounding on diverse topics such as amnesty for non-violent drug dealers, restrictive business regulations, anonymous hackers, and his thoughts about Barack Obama’s presidency. First, though, I asked him how he came from nowhere and earned as many votes as he did. He’s said many times in videos and speeches that he spent under $650 to advertise his senate campaign, and didn’t even own a car at the time.

Before he answered, he first let me know that he was robbed of votes by a rigged system, saying, “I don’t believe I got that many votes. I believe I was permitted that many votes by the voting machines.” One of his cousins, voting near Reno, reported that his name didn’t appear on the voting machine. However, the cousin’s wife was able to vote, using another machine. David doesn’t know the extent of the problem, but told me that he thinks his votes were capped at 4.9% of the vote because getting over 5% would have allowed him a slot on televised debates among candidates in future elections. This time, he is encouraging what he calls “patriot hackers” to make sure the vote is clean.
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