How do you perceive law enforcement in your community?
September 20, 2014
Uncategorized communities, criminals, law enforcement, polls 1 Comment
Would you support ending many of the federal corporate contracts operating and controlling your state?
March 28, 2013
Articles costs to states, federal bribery funding, federal corporations, federal interference in the states, polls 3 Comments
Michael Severin POLL IS CLOSED!
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Federal corporations calling them selves federal agencies have a stranglehold on our states. Under this fraudulent cover and in lieu of bags of bribery money called funding, grants, subsidies, etc., the economies of the states are decimated. Our right to engage freely in property ownership, business and other endeavors is controlled by a collection of jack-booted agencies which pose a threat to our viability not only as states, but as individuals.
For every one dollar gained through various funding means from the federal agency, the average cost to each state to comply with unconstitutional mandates, unlawful rules and regulations is on average 3 dollars of state money. So for every one dollar the fed pays in bribery, the state has to cough up another 3 dollars to comply. In essence, we pay the price to let these privately owned federal corporations make our lives a living hell. Please take my poll! I want to know what you think!
Preparing the Cover Story for the Theft of the Election
October 24, 2008
Uncategorized Election theft, exit polls, GOP, GOP talking points, McCain, polls, vote fraud, vote hacking Leave a comment
October 22, 2008 at 23:36:52
Headlined on 10/22/08:
by Anthony Wade Page 1 of 1 page(s)
October 23, 2008
Two weeks to go and the machine is starting to prepare the narrative for how it is possible that John McCain won the 2008 Presidential election. With every poll showing an Obama lead of anywhere from 10-14 points for the past few weeks, suddenly today the Associated Press announced a new poll that shows the race in a dead heat. Nonsense. With the backdrop of the Kennedy-Palast reporting on how the GOP has already started the systematic theft of the election this poll today is just the coverage they need to pretend that the results of a McCain victory will be legitimate. If McCain does indeed go on to steal the election, no doubt his supporters will point to this bogus poll to refute the other polls.
The talking points have been as inane as the alleged poll results. Primarily, the talking points are that the bump is due to the “strong” showing of McCain in the last debate and the “Joe the Plumber” nonsense has “struck a chord.” You have got to be kidding me. Every post debate poll clearly showed that Barack Obama once again dominated John McCain in the last debate. This was even stronger among undecided voters and independents. There was no strong showing by McCain; he lost and everyone saw him lose. By every count, including Fox News, he lost. Not only that, but he lost all three debates as well as the Vice Presidential debate. Throw in the fact that his recent Ayers attack line and socialist charges were also polled to be losers, the new AP poll simply defies logic.
And Joe the Plumber? C’mon guys; you have to do better than this. It has now been revealed that Joe was probably a plant by the McCain camp, which seemed obvious when he approached Obama with stock GOP talking points and has now been exposed as a McCain campaign donor. Even the argument fell apart – that an average American making over $250,000 per year is somehow being cast as being poor or a victim of Obama policy. The realities are that Joe could possibly even do better under Obama than McCain. But moving past the failed realities of Joe the Plumber, the notion that this ridiculous ploy somehow moved a national poll 10-14 points in one day, or one week is patently absurd.
A key “finding” is that the lead Obama had with voters making under $50,000 has shrunk from 24% to just 4%. Really? How in the world is that explained? People making under 50K now like the idea of not getting a targeted tax cut and feel bad for millionaires? Once again, absurd. Not to mention that this week saw the incredibly strong endorsement for Obama by Colin Powell on national television on Sunday. We are supposed to believe that this had a negative effect?
Let’s look at this against the backdrop of every other poll out today. The Washington Post-ABC News poll showed Obama up by 9 percentage points, while a poll by the nonpartisan Pew Research Center had Obama leading by 14. A Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll, among the broader category of people registered to vote, found Obama ahead by 10 points. So we have 9, 10, and 14; numbers consistent with what has been the norm for a few weeks now and this one rogue poll which says “no no, it is a statistical dead heat.” Please, let’s be real.
This is all about the backdrop for the theft of the election. Already states such as New Jersey are refusing to allow election experts to monitor voting because they claim it is “too important” and election. The crafted talking points on exit polling is that people will be “too embarrassed” to admit they did not vote for Obama. Exit polling is not some haphazard venture. We use it to challenge the elections in other countries as proof when election results have been tampered with. We only had problems with exit polling when the Bush Administration came into power. Suddenly the data collected is not reliable and silly rationales are generated to explain away how someone like John Kerry can win amongst men and women in Ohio, yet still lose the overall count. Is there a third unknown gender demographic? Instead of properly questioning why the vote totals do not match the exit polling and we are talking by wide margins, the exit polling is “adjusted” to reflect the vote tallies.
Then with the exit polling dismissed, election experts banned from observing, shenanigans like in Colorado where minority ballots are targeted for removal at a rate of at least 1 in every 6, and the bogus “dead heat” poll in hand, the backdrop is set. The machine’s media minions rush out to comment on how legitimate everything was and next thing you know we are in a McCain Administration with Obama and the democrats again wondering what happened? What happened is the lazy democratic congress did nothing about HAVA for the past two years and are doing even less about the daily reporting of voter fraud. I mean real voter fraud, not the silly ACORN nonsense that is being thrown around. Now we see the bending of reality to absurd levels. John McCain’s campaign has been nothing short of an implosion every day. His Vice Presidential pick has been an unmitigated disaster as brilliantly pointed out by Colin Powel this past Sunday. His presentation on the economy has been soundly rejected by the electorate. His dirty politicking has been soundly rejected by the electorate. He is up to double digits in verbal gaffes and bizarre comments. There are reasons why Obama has had a consistent double digit leads. Yet amidst all of this obviousness, the Associated Press wants us to believe that up is down and the election is tied.
When recently asked about the lead Obama was enjoying, John McCain smiled and responded, “We have him right where we want him.” With the cover story being crafted now, maybe he was right.
Anthony Wade, a contributing writer to opednews.com, is dedicated to educating the populace to the lies and abuses of the government. He is a 41-year-old independent writer from New York with political commentary articles seen on multiple websites. A Christian progressive and professional Rehabilitation Counselor working with the poor and disabled, Mr. Wade believes that you can have faith and hold elected officials accountable for lies and excess.
Heisting the election for McCain
March 2, 2008
CORPORATIONS, Uncategorized anti-Republican, CORPORATIONS, election, Halliburton, McCain, media, polls, voters Leave a comment
Are the corporations, polls, and media collaborating to heist the election….to McCain? by Kathryn Smith Excerpted from original article: “Pay off the polls to warp the figures, coach the Media to collaborate with the pollsters in lying to the public, and declare the “winner” of the “election” chosen by the Corporations (Halliburton et al): That would at least appear to be the name of the game in 2008. And since that has apparently been the case, it will very likely also be the game in 2009.
It is the inverse of the same game based on which Kucinich was barred from participating in the Debates. Because you see, the mainstream polls said that Kucinich was at the bottom of the pile. So since he had no chance of winning—or so it was claimed by the pollsters—-the media (and the corporations who sponsor the media), declared their “First amendment rights” to X out the Candidates of their own choosing.
My hunch is that by installing McCain, Bush plans to continue his wars (and profiteering) in absentia. But just in case the Dems do win—because after all, anti-Republican sentiment runs high even among Republican constituents—-then the carefully selected Democratic Candidates also are pro-war. So for Halliburton et al, it’s win-win, regardless of the election outcome.
To further assure a Halliburton victory, there is also California, the new Ohio/Florida of 2008—and 2009? Double Bubble Trouble as it has come to be known, seems to only occur in Democratic votes. Aha! Mission accomplished. According to an e-mail from the Courage Campaign on 2-7-07, a staggering 50% of those who registered in California as “Decline to State” voters lost their vote: These Decline-to-state voters in Los Angeles County, choosing to vote Democratic, were not instructed to fill in a particular bubble on the ballot which would actually get their vote counted. Short of filling in that one bubble, the entire ballot was tossed out. Such has been the actual experience of voters in the Southern California area. There go many Democratic votes….pouf! Gone. In fact, the Courage Campaign says that these “pouf’d” votes comprise as much as 19.3% of the total California electorate.”
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