CrimsonWhite
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LOL! Which one? Uh, don't call names, but glad to see you back!
Congrats on the promotion. I'm glad I finally have more time to get on here. I've missed this board.
Thanks!
-kathianne this thread is for serious mined people out to defeat the new world order. maybe you and you playmate could find a more appropriate place for this thanks
That reminds me of the cartoon in which a little old lady looks up from her “butterfly-ballot” and shouts “BINGO”. I think that to the hurried and careless voter, the ballot may be momentarily confusing, but if voters, who bother to take the time and trouble to vote, would have carefully read and followed the instructions, there would have been practically no difficulty at all.
this ridiculous assessment of voting machines reminds me of a cartoon
its called GOOFY
"Those who cast the vote decide nothing. Those who count the votes decide everything."
Joseph Stalin
I think you're indictment of the news media is way over the top. If you have a problem with a particular publication then sue that publication, but you're lumping every broadcaster and publication into one category: the evil MSM. I work in the heart of one of the main "MSM" broadcasters and I can say with gusto that none of my co-workers is "evil" or has a political agenda by any means. Now if you'll excuse me, I have to go to the morning "vast liberal media conspiracy" meeting so that we can figure out which stories will cause the most harm to Americans today.Here are some good solutions for all this nonsense:
1. Instantly abolish VNS and exit polling.
2. If the networks insist on perpetrating the status quo in light of the potential (and outright evidence of) voter fraud, then we should all bring charges of criminal negligence, fraud, and abuse of trust against them; also, we should revoke their broadcast license.
3. If that course of action doesn't work, then we should convict them on the RICO Act for racketeering and conspiracy. The American people could bring a class-action lawsuit against them (similar to the tobacco company cases) for unduly influencing the outcome of an election. If we don't inherently trust the information being fed to us by the networks and corporate media due to their constant lies and manipulation, how can we place our faith in them to be honest with something as important as the election process?
4. We should require positive picture I.D. when voting.
5. We should allow ONLY American citizens to vote.
6. We should change the voting day to Saturday.
7. All the results should be tabulated, verified, and confirmed at EACH POLLING PLACE before they are sent to the county courthouse.
And that's it folks! That's all we would need to do. No rigging, no hanging chads, no telephone lines or unverifiable hidden computer programs. This is all we need to do to put the election of public officials back into the people's hands.
You trust no one............what a sad state of life.
Guess my stay-at-home, Mom who was a volunteer poll worker back in the 1950's in our neighborhood for a couple years, was also one of those who decided those who would be elected.
Some how I never pictured my Mom as being one of the conspirators? She just greeted folks, helped them sign-in to vote, and stayed to ungodly hours after the polls closed working for nothing at all, but to be a contributing American citizen.
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Nuke: As long as humans exist, there will be some good apples and bad apples in the barrel. We will catch some and some will get away, and spoil more barrels of apples if they can.
Conspirators will exist in realitym but many more will exist in the the over-active, anxious minds of others.
As one famous stateman said a few years before your birth. "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself." FDR,,,,,,,No doubt you have a conspiratorial file on him to?
Your dictionary sized posts has just exuded with fear of fear itself.
If there are a few good honest men and women to be found, I'm concerned that you couldn't trust them anymore than if they were obvious conspirators of some sort.
Your fears/concerns for our country have consumed you, to such a point that you are completely singular in your focus. Some balance is needed. Can you take the time to metaphorically, "smell the roses", or is that too much of a distraction from your calling?
Speaking of callings, your posting seems to resemble one. Who or what inspired you to call out in such piety, and honesty to the rest of us misinformed, duped, and doomed individuals?
I've never thought that a person could be so consumed with suspicion of human societal life in the conspiratorial vein, that it could far exceed magnitude of my very sick, manic, brother-in-law. My brother-in-law lives a pauper's existence in a little run-down mobile trailer in the Sierra Mountains of California, and he boards-up his front door each night fearing that the FBI, CIA, or the Men in Black will come charging in and accost him. He fears that there's electronic bugs all over his crumbling mobile home. He's certain that there are special spies of some government entity that are watching him in the super market when he's buying Asparagus. The poor guy is absolutely worn-out from being scared of being scared. Voting machines to him are the greatest oportunity for the all-seeing entities to learn more about him. Computers are just tricky devices to peek into his private life, and find out some dark secret that will put him in jail or worse. Life is not to be enjoyed, but to be endured with fear and looking back over one's shoulder.![]()
You trust no one............what a sad state of life.
Guess my stay-at-home, Mom who was a volunteer poll worker back in the 1950's in our neighborhood for a couple years, was also one of those who decided those who would be elected.
Some how I never pictured my Mom as being one of the conspirators? She just greeted folks, helped them sign-in to vote, and stayed to ungodly hours after the polls closed working for nothing at all, but to be a contributing American citizen.
******
Nuke: As long as humans exist, there will be some good apples and bad apples in the barrel. We will catch some and some will get away, and spoil more barrels of apples if they can.
Conspirators will exist in realitym but many more will exist in the the over-active, anxious minds of others.
As one famous stateman said a few years before your birth. "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself." FDR,,,,,,,No doubt you have a conspiratorial file on him to?
Your dictionary sized posts has just exuded with fear of fear itself.
If there are a few good honest men and women to be found, I'm concerned that you couldn't trust them anymore than if they were obvious conspirators of some sort.
Your fears/concerns for our country have consumed you, to such a point that you are completely singular in your focus. Some balance is needed. Can you take the time to metaphorically, "smell the roses", or is that too much of a distraction from your calling?
Speaking of callings, your posting seems to resemble one. Who or what inspired you to call out in such piety, and honesty to the rest of us misinformed, duped, and doomed individuals?
I've never thought that a person could be so consumed with suspicion of human societal life in the conspiratorial vein, that it could far exceed magnitude of my very sick, manic, brother-in-law. My brother-in-law lives a pauper's existence in a little run-down mobile trailer in the Sierra Mountains of California, and he boards-up his front door each night fearing that the FBI, CIA, or the Men in Black will come charging in and accost him. He fears that there's electronic bugs all over his crumbling mobile home. He's certain that there are special spies of some government entity that are watching him in the super market when he's buying Asparagus. The poor guy is absolutely worn-out from being scared of being scared. Voting machines to him are the greatest oportunity for the all-seeing entities to learn more about him. Computers are just tricky devices to peek into his private life, and find out some dark secret that will put him in jail or worse. Life is not to be enjoyed, but to be endured with fear and looking back over one's shoulder.![]()