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Old 01-27-08, 07:53 PM   #31 (permalink)
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They let Paul be in second place in Nevada. It's only a gimmick. The election is a manipulated one. Ron Paul is an unfavorable of the Inside Group. His loss is designated by a rigging election though he should have won the election if there was an honest voting system.

The Nevada case is a trick to cheat people.

1. A small state won't affect the general election. So they award you a second place to show it's "democratic". A second place means nothing in campaign.

2. It's a tactic to lure more money from people of grievance(to urge Paul's supporters continue to donate more money. That money finally will go to media's wallet.) to support its propaganda machine. After all, you won't win. So why not squeeze more money from you by increasing your confidence a little bit.

3. To show people that the election is fair. He is an unfavorable, he was still in second place. That proves our system is fair. But the reality is, Paul may be the leading candidate in Iowa, New Hampshire and other states. They(Feds) moved his votes to his rival's.
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Old 02-07-08, 04:52 PM   #32 (permalink)
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Turn a "change" current to "unchange" (1/30/08)

Demo and GOP are the two puppets of Feds in domestic. Bin Laden is the puppet abroad. All three are tools of the inside group.

Puppet Demo and puppet GOP competes to give more money and power to DOD and DOJ. Bush gave more, he gave Feds Patriot Act and warrantless evaesdropping and fat budget and Mid-east wars, so he is awarded two terms of president. Puppet Bin Laden acted as a whip to hit the people. When people are hurt, they give up their civil rights and money and power to DOD and DOJ. That's why Bin Laden can never been captured. When government is (either GOP or Demo) authorized a police power or military fund, they need Bin Laden's Al Qaida to help to push it.

The leading candidates of two parties, John McCain and Hillary Clinton, were early prominent supporters of the Iraq War. When the mainstream public opinion is to change the status quo, these status quo remains unchange. So Bush's spirit will succeeded by a new president. The three puppets show will go on in stage. And another war in Mid-east - Iran war, is at sight.

This is how the Inside group skillfully carry out their policy by a twisted election system.
This is a covert totalitarian country. They select president by rigged election. (They control the voting office by intelligence) and justify the result by fake poll. (They manipulate public opinion by media)
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Old 02-17-08, 05:27 PM   #33 (permalink)
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Attitude to the Constitution. (2/12/08)

Huckabee wants to change Constitution. Wants to eliminate civil rights to worship evangelical God?

Huckabee wants to change the Constitution.

"[Some of my opponents] do not want to change the Constitution, but I believe it's a lot easier to change the Constitution than it would be to change the word of the living God, and that's what we need to do is to amend the Constitution so it's in God's standards rather than try to change God's standards."

- Mike Huckabee, campaigning in Michigan last night. 1/14/08

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CLINTON WON'T COMMIT TO RENEW CONSTITUTION

Date: Thu Feb 7, 2008 6:17 pm ((PST))

The Nation - Illinois Senator Barack Obama has finally signed the American Freedom Pledge, joining his fellow Democratic presidential candidates in encouraging the restoration of basic Constitutional principles after the battering they have taken during the Bush-Cheney era.

All the Democrats, that is, except New York Senator Hillary Clinton.

The effort to get presidential contenders to sign on the American Freedom Pledge has been promoted by organizations ranging from the Center for Constitutional Rights to Human Rights Watch, MoveOn.org , Amnesty International USA, the Brennan Center for Justice, the Campaign to Defend the Constitution, the Electronic Frontier Foundation and True Majority.

The pledge is anything but radical. It simply asks candidates to affirm a statement that reads: "We are Americans, and in our America we do not torture, we do not imprison people without charge or legal remedy, we do not tap people's phones and emails without a court order, and above all we do not give any President unchecked power. I pledge to fight to protect and defend the Constitution from attack by any President."

The often embarrassingly cautious Obama campaign had been slow to sign on to the pledge. Earlier this week the American Freedom Campaign, which is promoting the pledge, revealed that New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson, Connecticut Senator Chris Dodd, Ohio Congressman Dennis

Kucinich and Alaska Senator Mike Gravel had signed the pledge, while former North Carolina Senator John Edwards and Delaware Senator Joe Biden had responded with supportive statements. After a release from the freedom campaign noted that Obama and Clinton had not committed to the Constitution, Obama's aides moved quickly.

Recognizing the value of distinguishing their candidate from Clinton, the front runner in most polls, they got Obama to sign the pledge.

The freedom campaign is promising to turn the heat up on Clinton and Republicans presidential contenders -- aside from Texas Congressman Ron Paul, who signed on to a similar American Freedom Agenda statement promoted by conservative defenders of the Constitution.
...........

The Next President Could Reverse Bush-Era Secrecy
Secrecy News from the FAS Project on Government Secrecy Secrecy News

The next President of the United States could single-handedly do what years of advocacy, investigation, legislation and litigation have yet to fully accomplish, namely to uncover the concealed record of the Bush Administration's two terms in office on everything from warrantless wiretapping to extraordinary rendition.

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See "The next president should open up the Bush Administration's record" by Steven Aftergood, Nieman Watchdog, February 7:

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Old wine in new bottle (2/18/07)

Feds is using same technique they have used in Kerry-Bush 04 election? By first say Kerry leading over Bush a little bit. (media propaganda) Then award him a defeat with a close margin. (rigged election) do you believe that after Bush's notorious eight years rule, GOP candidate still get even with Demo?

They picked up Obama in Demo's campaign because he fits for a propaganda that Americans not ready for a black president? Consider media is only a tool of US ruling class and media now gets Obama a hot issue while the ruling class doesn't like Obama's policy.
A.P. tell you such a ridiculous poll that McCain is about even with Obama and Hillary. A propaganda for another Republican president?

Quote, "Obama narrowly leads McCain in AP poll

By ALAN FRAM and TREVOR TOMPSON, Associated Press Writers Mon Feb 11, 6:36 PM ET
WASHINGTON - Democrat Barack Obama would narrowly defeat Republican John McCain if they were matched today in the presidential election, while McCain and Hillary Rodham Clinton are running about even, according to new general-election sentiment since the Super Tuesday contests.

When she is paired against McCain in a general election matchup, she gets 46 percent to his 45 percent, a tie, according to the poll. Obama edges McCain, the Arizona senator, 48 percent to 42 percent in their pairing.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080211/...l_race_ap_poll
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Bush says there is no recession.

The oil is over 100 dollars a barrel. The dollar value is dropping to the bottom. Housing market collapsed due to the sub-prime crisis. Either one of the above cases would have touched off a economic downturn and recession in normal time, let alone all of these troubles come together. Yet this government tell you "rest easy, we are not in recession." Of course, they control the media and the commanding organization. They can give you numbers to prove what they said are truth while you have no way to varify. What you can get is oil is above 100 dollars/barrel, gas at 3.39/gallon, milk at 3.99/bottle, gold at $970/once, and your wage stay unchange. With those numbers they can't cover up, they still convince you there is no recession.

The same swindler had stolen the president campaign by rigged election. The same swindler had spent your money for an unjust war with the justification of "WMD". They always lie to achieve their goals. To prevent the consumers' confidence dropping further more, they beat the drum to tell you rest easy. That's the trick how they rule.

Tame sheep say Maeee-------. What else can they do except to accept the wolf's announcement?
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Old 03-18-08, 09:42 PM   #36 (permalink)
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Split Demo. (3/11/08)

When Obama carried a flag of victory by taking the primary in 10 states, Hillary Clinton's fate seemed to be decided. Yet, she recovered by winning the Ohio and Texas. I think it is the result of a rigged election. The voting machine and election office are controlled by Feds. They let out the result of the votes counting. To split the Demo is their tactic. So they help Hillary to keep on rival against Obama.

A split Demo will help Republican in final election.

Hillary and Obama have to spend their campaign fund in an internal competition. Either one wins out finally, the fund would have been exhausted already. At that time, the candidate of the Demo will face to a well prepared GOP candidate.

We can also see media, or some aids of the two camps try to provoke a conflict between Obama and Clinton by negative propaganda. They try to develop a big conflict to split the Demo. At that time the big benificiary will be GOP.

So Feds will go on manipulating the Demo primary to make it a close campaign till the very end .
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Prepare the justification for a rigged election (3/24/08)

Bush was awarded the president of US in 2000. Even Clinton did a good job in his term. There was a historical surplus when Bill left the White House. Yet the Inside Group gave the seat to Bush. Because what they needed was a soulless puppet who willingly to satisfy citizens' lives for Mid-east war. (he activated false flag 911 attack)

Bush was awarded the President of US again in 2004. Because he was proved an obedient puppet. And the Group needed more war - war on Iran. Even he was known as a big swindler whom lied into Iraq war.

How could this happen? Because Feds controls election office. They rigged election to select any candidate who is their favorite. The rest work is left for media which issued fake poll to convince public the election was a fair one.

Of course, they need some justification. No matter how reluctant it was. One trick is to creat a spoiler.
In previous two election. That figure was Ralph Nader.

To comfort voters in a rigged election, Feds made each election a closed competition. You almost won, with only a little margin you failed. There was someone to blame - the spoiler - he took away the votes Demo needed.

For the third time, the old tactic will be used again. But is this trick too old to cheat public? I think of Ron Paul. Ron Paul might be another product of the Feds used to replace Ralph Nader. Only Bush is so notorious that when Paul has his policy to the public, there was a crazy wave for Ron Paul. Feds is frightened. So they go back to Nader.

I think so is because although there is a crazy movement for Paul, the media and election office did their best to oppress the movement. They try to limit it a small one as Nader's. Feds need a justification of rigged election but not a big one to threat the result. Also Ron Paul and his campaign aids never care for a real victory. When there was trace that the primary was rigged, Paul's team didn't seriously care. They know what their role is in this campaign. That finally makes this election another puppet show.
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Re: Giuliani got booed in Yankee game.

There are two ways to live your life:

1- Assume that all conspiracy theories you hear or make up are true, the Jews rule the world, your vote doesn't count, and eventually the authorities will come to take you away

2- Assume that the government is made of citizens like us, who care about their country, and that our imperfect system still manages to work pretty well compared to other nations where the government does control everything (see the way our media creates detailed stories about Zimbabwe's elections, etc.)

Either way, there's nothing you can possibly do about the situation- so look on the bright side.

P.S.- If Republicans rule the country and control our media, why is Bush constantly criticized and compared unfavorably with Bill Clinton, and how do the Democrats ever win elections?
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Bush, the worst president

The question is how could this worst president in US history be elected twice?

It is because this country is a covert totalitarian country. The system is controled by Feds. They selected president by rigged election, and justify it by fake poll of media.
Quote, "By Susan Page <http://www.usatoday.com/community/tags/reporter.aspx?id=602>, USA TODAY

WASHINGTON - President Bush has set a record he'd presumably prefer to avoid: the highest disapproval rating of any president in the 70-year history of the Gallup Poll.
In a USA TODAY/Gallup Poll taken Friday through Sunday, 28% of Americans approve of the job Bush is doing; 69% disapprove. The approval rating matches the low point of his presidency, and the disapproval sets a new high for any president since Franklin Roosevelt.
The previous record of 67% was reached by Harry Truman in January 1952, when the United States was enmeshed in the Korean War.

Disapproval of Bush breaks record - USATODAY.com
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Quote, "Kathy are you saying that Ron Paul is a trick for us to fall for??"

I believe so. The whole election is a puppet show unless you have a fair election system. That is to count the votes at the presence of the voters.

All the apples they give you are rotten. You have to pick up one that looks like not that rotten. Remember most Americans dislike the Iraq war. Yet they gave you Kerry and Clinton whom both voted for Iraq war power authorization Bill. Made you have no choice. That's why Obama can make a way in campaign. Even that victory is one after hard working.

But is Obama that good? I am afraid not. Let's watch how this puppet show going on.
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