God Bless America.

He has. But his  America doesn't include us all. The elite are his

countrymen. The rest of us are fodder for the battlefields and the slaves

of the elite. If we can get a translation of his meaning, outside of words,

we will be able to discern his hypocrisy and hatred.

But first we should bless ourselves! We have sufferred as the

slaves unto Pharoah. We are fed the mind controllers pablum

and have not awaken to the truth.

The America that included "we" is gone. The realization that it

will not return without a massive de-programming is non-sensical.

Meet the new boss, same as the old boss, this November

we will get fooled again!

Unless ............... our collective barking ,and biting every-one's butt

will be a successful translating mechanism.

Wolfie says woof woof, do you understand??

by Wolfie (9 articles, 0 quicklinks, 33 diaries, 1208 comments) on Wednesday, April 30, 2008 at 12:02:27 PM
 

it's pretty simple greg

we need a 28th amendment which secures The Vote from private interests. and the best way to do that is for the congress to draft plans for an Official U.S. Voting Unit, and then mandate the voting machine vendors build them to spec.

since it appears the congress will not act, we then need to popularize the idea of holding an Article V Convention so delegates can propose what the congress will not.

http://www.foavc.org

http://www.articlev.org

by john de herrera (37 articles, 0 quicklinks, 4 diaries, 162 comments) on Thursday, May 1, 2008 at 4:44:47 PM
 

One small step for the voting public

When the SC recently ruled that Voter ID cards were constitutional a large step was taken to prevent voter fraud.  Thousands of people in our state were voting illegally because there was no way to verify that they were legally entitled to vote.  The judges would ask your name, look it up on the rolls, and if you had registered, you could vote without showing one shred of evidence of who you were.  Simple.  Registrations were fraudulent.  People without a real address were registering and then people would show up to vote for them.  No ID was required so who knew.  Our governor fought tooth and nail to prevent voter ID laws from going on the books.  The fraudulent system  got her elected.  There has to be a way to verify the voter's identity then there has to be a way to verify that the votes were counted properly.  That is to prevent fraud by either party.  If you don't think that BOTH parties do funny things on election day then you are stupid.

Palast's 'article' is nothing more than a big advertisement for his materials.  He says 50,000 incendiary things without a shred of evidence and sticks his hand out for donations.  Wonderful.

by Mad Jayhawk (2 articles, 0 quicklinks, 1 diaries, 466 comments) on Thursday, May 1, 2008 at 11:22:03 PM
 

fraud

The Supreme Court did not and could not find even one documented case of vote fraud.

The very idea is ridiculous. Stealing votes, one at a time?

Vote fraud is a straw man, a device for accomplishing a hidden agenda. The GOP is running so scared they are trying to change the rules. Because they know if they don't cheat, they can't win. 

Look at all the rules Bush has tried to change. I thought a Jayhawk would be more sensitive to matters of honor like torture and the abolition of most of the Bill of Rights. Why do you suppose the Military Commissions Act absolves Bush, et al, of crimes going back to 1989?

Evidently there must be some crimes. The smell of this group has me looking for a whole herd of bulls. 

by martinweiss (34 articles, 4 quicklinks, 12 diaries, 459 comments) on Friday, May 2, 2008 at 12:25:32 AM