OT: Potential GIANT election fraud on the horizon...

Robert Baer wrote in news:iZCdnVMSSNssHMzWnZ2dnUVZ snipped-for-privacy@posted.localnet:

note that Obama's Justice Dept. never looked into the New Black Panthers intimidation of Penn. voters. Note Obama is hand-in-hand with SEIU and ACORN. Look at Minnesota's election shenanigans.

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Jim Yanik
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Makes a nice change from the Republican approach, as exemplified in Florida in 2000, which was to remove loads of people from the electoral rolls

on the grounds that they had names similar to those of convicted criminals, and lived in the same electoral district.

-- Bill Sloman, Nijmegen

WorldNetDaily is one of the best unintentional humor sites on the Internet.

I seem to remember that somebody said it was really run by the folks over at the Onion. Sounds plausible...

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"Jim Thompson" wrote in message news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com...

Did you feel that same way back in 1986 and earlier, when the top income tax rate was 50% vs. the 35% we now have?

Just curious... :-)

Back then (IIRC) we still had Schedule G (averaging over 5 years... good for consultants when income went up and down like a yo-yo). Also (again if I recall correctly) you had to have a VERY high net income to get the 50%. I can only remember something like ~39%. ...Jim Thompson

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States weren't nearly as hungry then either.

Counting state income tax (AZ), sales taxes, and the various property taxes, I get up to about 55% right now :-( ...Jim Thompson

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Its OK. There are no giants on our local ballots anyway.

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Wrong. They *all* think they are, and that is *not* OK.

krw wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:

I've read that one of the goals of Soros was to get DemocRATs in charge of state elections(IOW,intentional election fraud). That's what happened in Minn.

It fits right in with Alinsky's Rules For Radicals.

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Well, I didn't see evidence of any fraud in yesterday's Mass. election results. If they were going to cheat, don't you think they'd have tried something then?

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Weenies being complacent... they thought they had major-weenie-land Massachusetts in the bag.

Normally they would pull a Minnesota rise-from-the-dead votes :-( ...Jim Thompson

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Jim Thompson wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:

"Patns on the ground,pants on the ground,lookin like a fool with their pants on the ground". B-)

How was timely that American Idol wannabe! (the next William Hung...)

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The Demonicrats just needed to find 100K *more* dead voters.

krw wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:

Brown rose in the polls so fast and so late in the game,the D'RATs were caught with their pants down and couldn't get their machine geared up for election stealing in time.They didn't think they'd need it,so they were unprepared. B-)

"Pants on the ground,pants on the ground,lookin like a fool with their pants on the ground". B-) B-)

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My guess would be that it was more in reaction to the Republican election fraud in Florida in 2000, where the Republicans in charge of the electroal roll fraudulently deleted a lot of potential Democrat voters from the electroal roll.

Jim Yanik doesn't happen to realise that he is a member of the radical- right lunatic fringe, who have absorbed Alinsky's rules by osmosis - they've seen them work - and try and make them work for them, too.

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