Has the Election Already Been Stolen?
If McCain “wins” this election, here’s how he’ll swing it.
Republican Secretaries of State will again see to it that democracy is disenfranchised through massive election fraud. Like Keebler orcs they and their operatives have been purging tens of thousands of names from voter rolls; long lines at voting polls where those who want to vote standing for seven, eight, nine, ten hours, sometimes in the rain because of too few voting machines and machines “breaking down”; telling people they can’t vote for absurd reasons; telling people Election Day has been changed to Wednesday, November 5; and most egregious of all, the machines that consistently flip votes for Democratic candidates to Republican.
What can be said about a clumsy sign I saw on the back of a car today? It said, “Impeach Obama.” I see this as a bitter reaction of someone with a double-digit IQ.
Anyway…
Data on the links below show the means that (as most of us know by now) Mike Connell, Karl Rove and the brown shirts have been busy rigging voting machines since 2000. When it comes down to a county deciding an election we know that counties that vote predominantly Democratic are those that will be disenfranchised.
Project EVEREST: From the Fire into the Frying Pan
Project Everest: Security Review of Ohio E-Voting Systems
It’s possible. What I find even more interesting is that either way, the election is fraudulent. Even if carried out 100% lawfully, “democracy” does not fulfill its promise. The people or the majority do not rule. The president voted in by the masses does not “run the country.”
Sovvie
November 4, 2008 at 8:31 am
Nor, as we saw post-2006, are the people represented in the House by those we elect to fill the seats. But may I remind you that America isn’t, and has never been, a democracy. It’s a constitutional republic.
luminaria
November 4, 2008 at 9:01 am
Oh, I’m indeed well aware of that label. However, I doubt I need to remind you how often America is described as a “democracy,” “liberal democracy” or at least “democratic.” Very often, that’s. Even US officials themselves use these descriptions.
Sovvie
November 4, 2008 at 7:24 pm
I would have like to have read the fragment in your reply that begins “Very often,”. At any rate, the “republic” portion of “democratic republic” instigated a coup after FDR while the “democratic” portion fell into a deep sleep of disillusionment, as we watched elections and constitutional rights stolen again and again.
But now the ball is in the democratic corner, and it’s absolutely critical that each one of us becomes accountable to each other, that each of us rolls up our sleeves, and that each of us does our part to switch the tracks of this speeding disaster of a freight train.
luminaria
November 5, 2008 at 8:50 am