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| From: | Morten Kvingedal |
| Sent on: | Thursday, January 10, 2008 8:25 AM |
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Paul Joseph
Watson |
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There were several major vote fraud issues to arise out
of the
- Obama had a 13 to 15 point lead over Hillary Clinton
heading into the primary. Nothing occured that boosted Hillary's numbers
immediately before the election, in fact immediately after the staged crying
incident, many pundits argued it could only have harmed her chances. And yet
Hillary somehow managed to instigate a near 20 point swing to defeat Obama by
three per cent. If not for her 7% swing as a result of Diebold voting machines,
Hillary would have lost to Obama. If Obama was struggling he would probably
contest this bizarre outcome, but he is likely to accept the results simply to
save face.
- The New Hampshire town of
Sutton admits that it voided every vote Ron Paul received. The Congressman
got 31 votes and yet due to a "human error," Sutton reported zero votes for Ron
Paul. How "human error" can explain not counting 31 votes in succession for one
single candidate is beyond the pale and Ron Paul's campaign should ask for a
recount across
- As soon as people went public with the fact that their
votes in Sutton had not been counted, other districts where Paul had supposedly
received zero votes, such as Greenville, suddenly
changed their final tallies and attributed votes to the Congressman.
- Going into New Hampshire Ron Paul
was polling in the early teens and was a strong bet to take third place behind
McCain and Romney. Four days before the vote, Rasmussen
had Paul at 14% - a significant lead over Huckabee on 11% and Giuliani on 8%
- and yet Ron Paul finished with just 8%. Proof of clear vote fraud, allied with
the fact that Paul's numbers show a 6% swing from normally accurate pre-polling
forecasts, clearly indicate chicanery was at hand, especially considering the
fact that Paul lost those crucial few percentage points to Giuliani as a reuslt
of electronic Diebold voting machines which are known to be wide open to
tampering and fraud.
- Going purely on
hand-counts, which as we saw in Sutton were by no means angelic but at least
harder to cheat on than Diebold voting machines without getting caught, Ron Paul
would have won 15% of the vote and finished third. This figure would have more
accurately correlated to the pre-primary polls rather than the ridiculous 8% he
was eventually given.
- Numerous districts reported
totals of anything up to 22% for "other candidates". What on earth does this
black hole of "other candidates" mean? How can one vote for a candidate that is
not on the ballot without spoiling the ballot paper? The district of Lisbon
reported 22.5% votes for this mysterious "other" candidate, while in the large
district of
- Rudy Giuliani, the 9/11 candidate who beat Ron Paul
thanks to the aid of a 3% swing on Diebold voting machines, received 9.11% of the vote in three different towns.
Coincidence or somebody's idea of a sick joke?